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And you thought “S&M” was something! Bajan hitmaker Rihanna has released her most sultry video yet for her new ballad, “California King Bed.” In a marked departure from her uptempo hit “Only Girl (in the World),” the sixth single from her hit Loud album, is a slow-paced song about lovers growing apart. The short film, which was directed by Anthony Mandler in Los Angeles, features the scarlet-haired beauty lying between the sheets with a shirtless lover.
For those not in-the-know, RiRi’s been tapped as the official spokesmodel of skincare brand Nivea. The company, celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2011, will feature “California King Bed” in a series of new commercial ads premiering this summer. The sexy islander performed the track for Nivea bosses during a company-sponsored event over the weekend.
Kate Bosworth is the new face of Cotton. The Beyond the Sea actress sings the praises of the white stuff in a new commercial for Cotton Incorporated’s “The Fabric Of My Life” campaign.
The 30-second ad spot, which debuted on Tuesday, features Kate modelling cotton designes fashions by Prada, Rodarte, and Nina Ricci. The blonde beauty also uses the TV advert to make her singing debut.
The video commercial, scheduled to be available on Chanel’s website since March 21, was directed by Knightley’s collaborator from the days of the shooting of Pride and Prejudice, Joe Wright.
The Curse of the Black Pearl star shared that she had had no inkling of what she will have to do and wear in the 40-second video, just the barest facts. We will see her in the company a stunning guy with a motorcycle nearby, sporting a beige catsuit. She confessed that the image she cut was “completely unexpected” for her, but she did her best to play a Chanel woman heroine.
Chanel obviously think she succeeds in that, for it is Knightley’s fourth year in the Mademoiselle fragrance adverts since she replaced Chanel’s previous face, Kate Moss, back in 2007. Moss is now Dior’s star for their Addict beauty line.
Shot by Fashion Guy Karl Lagerfeld himself, Gossip Girl actress Blake Lively stars in a new Chanel ad campaign promoting the brand’s Mademoiselle collection of handbags.
The Mademoiselle Bag was introduced for the 2011 Cruise season and ranges in price from $2,000 to $3,300.
Blake appears in the Spring/Summer 2011 promotional campaign, photographed in and around Coco Chanel’s old apartment in Paris France.
“I have such a respect for fashion and such an appreciation for it that if there are people like Karl Lagerfeld out there designing, who am I? I want to bow down to them and be a representative for them if they’ll have me,” Lively told Women’s Wear Daily Monday.
Though she loves acting and modeling, Blake’s still got her heart set on one day walking her gorgeous gams through the front door of her own restaurant.
“I do plan to open a few restaurants one day. I will be the chef, I will create the menus, I will decorate…”
Lively, 23, joins current Chanel amassadors Anna Mouglalis, Audrey Tatou, Keira Knightley, and Georgia May Jagger.
Slice Aamsutra TVC appears to be an U-rated version of the Kaamsutra/Kamasutra, with some mango nectar involved in a sensuous play with one of Bollywood’s most dazzling beauties
Every year, mango lovers patiently wait for their favourite fruit and the new campaign celebrates the thought of ‘Sabr Ka Phal Meetha Hota Hai’ as the first chapter in Aamsutra. Kat has shot in the exotic locales of Thailand for the ad.
American Idol judge Jennifer Lopez has launched her own rendition of Bananarama’s ’80s hit “Venus” as part of her new campaign as the face legs Gillette Venus Razors!
Listen to Jenny’s “Venus” remake — remixed by producer RedOne — below and check out the first snaps of her new Gillette ads.
The most famous of Tiger Woods’ former lasses is keeping her lips sealed again — but this time it’s for a good cause.
The NYC nightclub who set off The Tiger Woods Sex Scandal in late 2009 was photographed posing for the NOH8 campaign with duct tape over her mouth and the group’s logo on her face. The campaign is spearheaded by a gay-rights activist group and began after the ban on gay marriage passed in California in 2008.
“I love that these 2 guys started this 2 years ago and its still going strong,” Uchitel Tweeted over the weekend.
The campaign has also featured political wife Cindy McCain, Melanie “Scary Spice” Brown, Project Runway winner Christian Siriano, and others.
The raven-haired Rachel is a self-professed “love addict” and was featured on last season of VH1′s Celebrity Rehab. Uchitel reportedly received a seven-figure settlement in exchange for staying tight-lipped about her “alleged” (Hint, Nudge, Wink) affair with Tiger.
Baby V is stepping into Britney’s Candie’s shoes!On Tuesday, Candie’s announced that High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens will succeed pop songstress Britney Spears as the brand’s new celebrity spokesmodel, following in the footsteps of a bevy of beauties who have lent their famous faces to previous Candie’s campaigns, including Hayden Panettiere, Fergie, Hilary Duff, Jenny McCarthy and the Dixie Chicks.
It sounds like Vanessa’s stunning company! The Beastly actress couldn’t agree more.
“Ever since I saw Fergie do the ads for Candie’s I fell in love. It’s such an honor to be able to be a Candie’s girl now. It’s amazing, super cute and very reasonably priced.”
Vanessa also spoke highly of her Candie’s predecessor, Spears, who wished the brunette luck with the Candie’s campaign in a Tweet sent out on Tuesday afternoon.
“….You’re a tough act to follow …but, I’m so excited to be the new Candie’s girl for 2011!!” Vanessa replied.
Hudgens’ Candie’s campaign will make its debut in March issues of fashion and lifestyle magazines, like Seventeen, Teen Vogue, and Cosmopolitan. The campaign was shot at the Pink Motel in Sun Valley, California by fashion photographer Tony Duran. In fact, Vanessa turned 22 during the shoot and celebrated on set with a big cake.
Candie’s, a fashion staple for stylish young women since 1981, is comprised of an assortment of clothing, shoes, bags, jewelry, and accessories and is sold exclusively at Kohl’s and Kohls.com.
Say hello to the new face of Neutrogena: Former Veronica Mars actress Kristen Bell!
Bell will be the new face of the Neutrogena Naturals line, E! News reported Monday.
Neutrogena’s staying mum on the details of the deal, but a source close to the situation says the Detroit native, 30, will earn somewhere in the neighborhood of $500,000 to lend her face to a multi-media ad campaign for the Johnson & Johnson-owned beauty brand.
“She’s got an all-American look that is very relatable for a lot of women. She is a great fit for the brand,” one insider divulged.
Bell joins a full roster of Hollywood stunners who double as Neutrogena spokesmodels — including former Alias actress Jennifer Garner, Vanessa Hudgens of High School Musical fame, and iCarly’s actress Miranda Cosgrove.
Katie Holmes is the new face of clothing retailer Ann Taylor.
The former Dawson’s Creek actress, 32, has been tapped as an ambassador for the company’s forthcoming Spring ad campaign, The New York Post said Wednesday.
Katie’s ads were shot by photographer Tom Munro and will break in the March issue of fashion publications. Holmes follows in the footsteps of Heidi Klum, Milla Jovovich, and Naomi Watts, who have also fronted ad campaigns for the Misses brand.
Katie also appeared as the face of Miu Miu for its Spring 2009 ad campaign, and the same year launched Holmes and Yang, a clothing line for women and children, with celebrity stylist Jeannie Yang.
“It was so amazing to play on the beach in beautiful and timeless gowns, I felt like a princess. Partnering with Mark and James has been such a wonderful experience and I am honored to appear in the new campaign,” says Rumer, whose acting credits include The House Bunny and a guest arc on The CW’s 90210.
Mark Badgley and James Mischka chime in: “Rumer is a great muse for the season. She has a vivacious spirit to her; she is young and modern, which is representative of our spring collection.”
The campaign will debut online, in print, and on billboards in March.
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