Last week, the American actress Charlize Theron turned out to be very busy: she starred in the next commercial of the Dior trading house and took part in a photo shoot for GQ magazine.
Charlize introduced a new fragrance line "J'adore"
Everyone knows that Charlize Theron is the face of the scents "J'adore" from the Dior trading house. The other day in Instagram on the official page of the organization were published several photos from the new advertising campaign. On them Charlize advertises a new fragrance, which was called "J'adore Eau de Toilette". The shooting was conducted by the famous photographer Peter Lindbergh, who has been cooperating with the Dior trade house for a long time.
After that, the network published a short description of the novelty from François Demachi, the perfumer who created this toilet water: "J'adore Eau de Toilette" has a strong temperament. This is a stunning explosion of emotions and a direct road to pleasure. It contains notes of Neroli from the Vallauris-Golf-Juan region, red orange, magnolia, damask rose and flower essences. "
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Photosession for GQ magazine
Immediately after filming in advertising, Charlize Theron flew to London for a photo shoot for GQ magazine, where she not only worked with the photographer, but also gave a short interview on the topic of female age. In it, the actress told that she has been struggling for a long time to ensure that men perceive 40-year-old women not just as acquaintances, but admire their beauty and sexuality. "After forty of the fair sex it becomes very difficult. Their natural beauty begins to fade, while men do not particularly feel the changes at this age. However, we fought with this and finally achieved that in 40 you can look no worse than 20-year-olds. Age can be associated with good wine, when a woman blossoms with age, "she concluded.
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