Vintage 1935 Makeup Contouring by Max Factor

Although makeup contouring became popularized recently by Kim Kardashian, it is nothing new.

In the above film,  legendary makeup master Max Factor contours a young actress to look like the "Claudine Colbert", who was a popular actress at the time.  

KRIS KARDASHIAN JENNER'S 1985 MUSIC VIDEO

If you look at the title and scratch your head and think "Wow, I didn't know she sang" after listening, rest assured, you will find out she doesn't. As a precaution, I would recommend turning on your mute button before watching the video. As one commenter posted she is "the original Rebecca Black".

Apparently she made this to commemorate her 30th birthday and it is set to Randy Newman's "I Love LA" except she changed the words to "I Love My Friends". While of course if features 3 of her clan of daughters, it is like one long advertisement to say "look how many famous people I know and how popular I am" with not only her "friends" singing but a montage of photos of her with famous people, such as Michael Jackson. Even stranger, she sings about going to bible studies...you couldn't tell it by her daughter's behaviors. Even stranger still, O. J. Simpson has a cameo. Probably the best thing is the homeless guy at 3:35 that looks like he is cussing her out as she drives by him.

The Urinal Dress

This is a case where unique and unusual doesn't equal cool.

While you are probably thinking, "Wow, doesn't she realize Halloween is 4 months away?", but I kid you not, this is an actual an a "limited edition wearable artwork" that was shown at London Fashion week with a price tag of $2,069USD.

The designer is THE_RODNIK_BAND and part of  the "Venus in Sequins" collection and on sale at Not Just A Label.   While I can see it makes a "statement" and might be just the thing for some underground S&M performance piece or a stage piece for Lady GaGa or Kim Kardashian, because I guess she is into that sort of thing, but  I can't see most women donning it even on a dare.

What are your thoughts on this piece?
Photo:  Not Just A Label