Kate Moss, at 50, Channels Marilyn Monroe’s Iconic Look in Charlotte Tilbury’s Hollywood Beauty Icons Campaign

Kate Moss, at 50, Revives Marilyn Monroe’s Hollywood Glamour in Charlotte Tilbury Campaign

In a timeless homage to the legendary Marilyn Monroe, supermodel Kate Moss, who recently celebrated her 50th birthday, has recreated the iconic Hollywood glamour for Charlotte Tilbury’s latest beauty campaign.

Moss’s sultry performance in a pink satin gown and surrounded by male admirers mirrors Monroe’s unforgettable scene in “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.”

Celebrating 70 Years of Hollywood Elegance

Seventy years after Marilyn Monroe reshaped Hollywood glamour in the classic film “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” Kate Moss steps into Monroe’s elegant shoes for a Charlotte Tilbury campaign.

The stunning recreation sees Moss donning a pink strapless gown, reminiscent of Monroe’s William Travilla creation, and over-the-elbow gloves, with her blonde tresses styled in 1950s waves.

Dazzling in Hollywood Beauty Icons Lipsticks Campaign

Joined by fellow supermodel Jourdan Dunn, Moss poses alongside a group of male dancers to promote Charlotte Tilbury’s Hollywood Beauty Icons lipsticks.

Tilbury, a renowned makeup artist and celebrity favorite, introduces a new range of shades inspired by ‘Hollywood lip architecture,’ creating a glamorous and captivating campaign.

Kate Moss’ Impression and Lipstick Favorites

Embodying the spirit of Hollywood icons past and present, Kate Moss expresses her enthusiasm for the shoot, especially praising the Icon Baby lipstick used on her.

She shares her love for a nude lip, highlighting the luxurious feel of the nude rose shade.

Moss also emphasizes her affection for Charlotte’s Lip Cheat liners and expresses admiration for the Icon Baby and Red Carpet Red shades.

Friendship and Celebration at Moss’ 50th Birthday Bash

Charlotte Tilbury, a guest at Kate Moss’ extravagant 50th birthday celebration in Paris, was among the select attendees who enjoyed a night of eating and dancing until 2 am.

Moss, despite her commitment to clean living and teetotalism for over five years, remained the last person to leave the party.

The iconic supermodel even borrowed Tilbury’s vintage coat during the celebration.

Marilyn Monroe’s Enduring Legacy

Marilyn Monroe’s role in Howard Hawks’ 1953 musical comedy “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” solidified her status as Hollywood’s ultimate blonde bombshell.

The recreated scene, where Monroe’s character, Lorelei Lee, performs alongside potential suitors, is celebrated as one of the most beloved moments in cinematic history.

Madonna famously paid homage to the scene in her 1985 music video for “Material Girl.”

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