LYPHIO
MEDIA ROUNDUP BY LYMFACE
LYPHIO — LYMFACE’s media project. Twice a month, we’ll be sharing the most interesting stories and publications in the media dedicated to the beauty industry, fashion, and culture.
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The second issue of LYPHIO is the Art of Aging. For a long time, beauty and fashion have been closely associated with youth, while signs of age were something to hide or correct. But over the past few years, older faces have become increasingly visible in beauty campaigns, on screen and on the runway. This raises an interesting question: are we actually changing the way we look at aging, or simply making more room for it in the existing standards of beauty? In our second digest, we invite you to take a look at some recent stories exploring this topic — from the debate around ageism in Practical Magic 2 to the growing presence of mature models at last Fashion Weeks.
ARTICLES OF THE MONTH
Harper’s Bazaar
How Carolyn Murphy, 53, Gets Better With Age
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Harper’s Bazaar spoke to model Carolyn Murphy about getting older and how her attitude toward beauty has changed over the years. She is one of the most popular american supermodels, who dominated the catwalk in the 1990s and 2000s. Carolyn was a star of Christian Dior, Versace, Chanel, Lanvin, Armani, Roberto Cavalli, Prada and dozens of other brands. She is 53 now and doesn’t plan to stop there. In the new interview, she talks about skincare, appearance, confidence and learning to feel more comfortable with the changes that come with age.
Allure
The ‘Practical Magic 2’ Ageism Controversy Misses the Point
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The release of Practical Magic 2 has sparked a discussion about the way older women are expected to look on screen. Allure looks at the controversy surrounding Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman and asks why signs of aging are still treated so differently when it comes to female actresses.
Vogue Arabia
Is Fashion Week Finally Falling in Love with Mature Faces?
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At the beginning of the new digest, we said that in recent years, age has finally become normalized in the fashion industry. Vogue Arabia is examining this issue in detail. Magazine takes a closer look at the growing presence of mature models on the runway. From Gillian Anderson and Chloë Sevigny at Miu Miu to Farida Khelfa at Willy Chavarria, the article explores how gray hair, wrinkles and other visible signs of age are becoming part of fashion’s current picture.