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WHEN YOU’VE HELD fashion shows at locations such as the Champs-Élysées and on a floating runway on the river Seine, your next move is to host one at the home of one of the oldest institutions in France: the Monnaie de Paris, the city’s mint, founded in 864. L’Oréal Paris took over the historic Hôtel des Monnaies this past September for its third Paris Fashion Week show. The annual event is a star-studded affair, with the brand’s spokespeople on hand to celebrate fashion aswell as beauty of all ages and origins.Backstage, in-house global makeup director Val Garland and international hair artist and expert Stéphane Lancien led their teams in creating 66 looks that were as diverse as the models themselves. Set in an open-air courtyard, the show opened with a 40-musician live orchestra, and then Doutzen Kroes appeared in a red Rokh shirt and skirt. She was followed by a seemingly-never-ending stream of brand ambassadors—32 in total—including Eva Longoria (who brought out her son at the end),Amber Heard,Aja Naomi King,Soo Joo Park and Aishwarya Rai . Even L’Oréal Paris’ own celebrity makeup artist, Sir John, made an appearance during a menswear moment. While the clothes—frothy gowns, sharp suits, leather separates—were certainly part of the spectacle, it was the personalities who stole the show. Rather than staring sternly ahead, as is par for the course on runways, the models waved, blew kisses and gave high-fives as they passed one another. The finale saw a barefoot 74-year-old Helen Mirren joyously bound out in a black-and-white G iam battista Valli gown before everyone returned to take a bow amid a celebratory cloud of silver confetti. 

it possible to take a bad photo of Julia Roberts? That’swhatI’m wondering asthe megastar glides effortlessly onto the set and begins posing for the rapid-fire shots of fashion photographer Tom Munro. She is somehow luminous in every one, whether her hair is swept right or left, her gaze dreamy or serious. The shoot is so successful that the photographer seems even happier than she is—and her smile is insured for $30 million. Reluctant to be away from herfamily, the eternal Pretty Woman opted to bring her modelling career home with her whenever possible when Lancôme asked her to become one of its faces in 2009. That’s why we’re currently at her house in Malibu, a wooded coastal suburb of Los Angeles, where the actress, her husband and their three children took up residence about 10 years ago. Luckily, the sprawling villa, with its perpetually golden light, is the perfect setting for a shoot, and Roberts’ children—total Californians with blond hair and skater style—canhan goutata neighbour’s house after school or come home and watch their mom at work alongside Serge Normant, Roberts’ hairdresser and friend of 30 years,who is never far away with a blow-dryer in hand. Thanks to her collaboration with Lan côme,the actress, whose moments in the public eye are rare but stellar, says she can devote herself to her loved ones—the secrettoa successful work-life balance,as she sees it. Married to Danny Moder for 18 years, which is an eternity in Hollywood, Roberts seems to lead the life of a well-heeled soccer mom,running between her kids’sports matches, birthday parties and breakfasts out with girlfriends. It’s an idyllic world but one that feels precarious as devastating wild fires invade California and threaten to disrupt the balance she’s created.