New add with Liv Tyler for Givenchy Doctor White, which was posted on the Japanese website of Givenchy. We believe there are at least 1000 more pictures which they keep hidden from us…

From Givenchy.com:

Givenchy is the story of an unforgettable encounter between Hubert de Givenchy and Audrey Hepburn.
The Givenchy perfume house is paying tribute to its roots anchored in the world of fashion and cinema.

This unique mix of French elegance and American spontaneity, called the Givenchy “Twist”, gave birth to Very Irrésistible Givenchy.

To be irresistible is not something you can choose: you just are!
It is uncalculated, a state of mind, a certain innocence, a very special smile, a twist, a certain “je-ne-sais-quoi”. At Givenchy, it’s a fragrance.

Very Irrésistible Givenchy evokes spontaneity, audacity and sensuality.
It marks the renewal of the brand and embodies its attachment to its history and its celebration of women.

The new TV commercial:

Form ShortlistID.com:

It’s much more than just a lip gloss and more tempting than ever! The latest make-up creation by Givenchy has an exceptional shine, it has a plumping effect on the lips and contains moisturizing ingredients that nourish and protect the lips in fifteen delicious colors. With the brush applicator that comes with Gloss Interdit you can make a flawless curve and sharp lines and the smell, well it’s very seductive. So is Liv Tyler, the face of this new Givenchy gloss.

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Liv Tyler: a down-to-earth sex symbol

 

May 10th, 2009 | Times Online | Edwina Ings-Chambers
 

The actress is shaking off divorce with a hot new body and a romcom in the works, but her favourite role is being a mum.

There’s something very unexpected about meeting Liv Tyler. It’s not that she’s even more beautiful in real life than she appears in pictures (which she is, by the way; disarmingly so). It’s not that she’s toweringly tall — she’s 5ft 10in and that’s before heels. It’s not that, as an established member of Hollywood royalty, she’s relaxed, well mannered and interested in the people around her — our meeting starts with her asking my PR companion how her breast-feeding is going, and she’s sad to learn it isn’t going anywhere. “Oh, but it only hurts for a couple of weeks and then it’s so great!” she cajoles, before turning to me, diet Coke in hand, and asking: “Shall we go next door and start gabbing?” It’s not even her remarkably glossy mane of dark hair or that not a single wrinkle is perceptible on her 31-year-old face (she’ll be 32 in July, she tells me). No, it’s none of that stuff. It’s that this woman, so often considered to be the voluptuous, homely girl-next-door, has developed some serious phwoar! factor.

There is no sign of squidginess on the body sitting in front of me, one that has, in the past, yo-yoed from slim(ish) to decidedly curvy. It’s quite the opposite now: she is so seriously toned that you can clearly make out delineated quadriceps beneath her black Wolford leggings. She seems more in control — even of her sexuality, which used to spill out like its own force field, just like those soap suds she wallowed in while washing the car in that famous scene from the movie One Night at McCool’s.

In fact, the girl who was unaware for most of her childhood that her real father was the rock god Steven Tyler, and who landed her first lead in a movie aged just 16, appears to have done a bit of a Gwyneth and transformed herself from “normal” to well-honed totty. Of course, for Gwyneth it was about making a point of emerging from a self-imposed hiatus as an (almost) stay-at-home mother. For Tyler, it’s a sadder story: she is emerging from the rubble of divorce from the British musician Royston Langdon, the father of her four-year-old son. Clearly, it has made her toughen up. After all, only a few months ago she admitted to being devastated when he moved out of the family home, and that it was so hard to be in her New York home without him that she had to move to California. “The hardest part is when they leave,” she said. “It also brings up a lot of issues — you might feel like a failure, or like there is something wrong with you. You can’t run away from yourself — you have to just deal with it.”

Deal with it she has. There was last year’s blockbuster movie The Incredible Hulk, following on from starring roles in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. There’s a new romcom, The Romantics, in the works, and she’s just signed on for another two years as spokesperson for Givenchy, having already held the role for six. She’s also streamlining things. “I go through phases,” she says. “But, especially when I got married and I had Milo, I wanted to nest and have a family in a way that I’d always dreamt of doing. And I love to cook — I’m such a Cancer in that way. I like to be at home and then when I work I like to work really hard.”

Now, though, she also works out hard. To escape her heartache, she threw herself into a fitness regime. She reportedly trains with David Kirsch in New York, a fitness guru who has worked with the likes of Heidi Klum. Recent pictures of Tyler and Kirsch kissing in a parking lot sparked rumours of a post-divorce love affair, evidence of our heightened fascination with the love life of Hollywood’s sexiest new singleton.

She’s also learnt that exercise should be enjoyable. “I recently got a hula hoop and I’ve been living in LA [she has said it is hard to be in her New York home without her ex]. I put my favourite song on and stand outside and hula hoop in every weird direction until the song’s over and I’m all out of breath. It’s really fun.”

She has also learnt to be at one with herself. “All you can do really is try your best and accept yourself. I’ll always have a more round stomach, but thank God I have thin ankles.”

There are dichotomies with Tyler, however. When she talks, her voice is still quiet and breathy — more like a child than a sex kitten. Despite this, she seems to be fiercely independent. “I want to be able to decide what I’m doing with my life.” She says she “really enjoys dressing up”, but admits being addicted to her sloppy tracksuit bottoms. “The moment I get home I take everything off and put my sweats on or my pyjamas — I like to be comfortable.”

She clearly loves clothes, but says she has “stopped buying fashion magazines. I mean, it’s such fun, but I don’t want to be influenced by everyone else about what’s cool or not cool; I want to be who I want to be”. So, for all the glamour, she’s a grunge girl at heart. No wonder she admits: “I still have my original pair of Converse trainers from when I was a teenager somewhere in my closet.” She also owns up to driving barefoot. “I can’t drive in heels, so I always take my shoes off. Gwyneth is the best driver in heels ever! I’ve seen her, and I have no idea how she does it.”

It’s also clear that it’s her role as a mother that influences her most, and she wants to be as hands-on as possible — which means the usual disruptions. “Milo [who calls her his princess] wakes up every morning at 5.30 or 6 — ping! — and so the hardest thing is the lack of sleep. I try and go to bed before 10 or 11pm, but it’s so hard. If I don’t get more than six hours of sleep for a few days in a row I start to really lose it and just feel so panicked and stressed. When people ask me, ‘What is the first thing you do in the morning? What’s your routine?’ I say, ‘Er, I get up. I make breakfast,’” she laughs breathily. “‘I beg Milo to try and snooze for 30 more minutes!’ Of course when they’re up, they’re up.”

She has added pressures in the motherhood arena; for her, the yummy-mummy contest at the school gate is on an altogether grander scale. “The hardest thing is taking him to school, as sometimes I’ll literally just throw my coat on over my nightgown, but the paparazzi wait almost every day outside his school. It’s so hard because I don’t want to think about what I’m wearing when I’m taking him to school. I want to get him to school safely, then do whatever I have to do.”

Still, that independent streak kicks in: not for her that dressing-up-for-the-press malarkey. “I’m an on-off celebrity,” she says. “I couldn’t live like that all the time. I don’t know how people do it. Honestly, I like a great trench coat and to throw it on over something; I don’t want to be obsessing all the time about my outfit. I love being a mother and a normal mother as much as I can, doing basic things. And I love my job and being spontaneous in life, and if you’re trotting around in heels the whole time, you can’t really do that.” Just as well she’s held on to those Converse trainers, then. Right now nothing is going to slow Tyler down.

 
LIV’S BEAUTY FAVOURITES

Givenchy Phenomen’Eyes “It’s genius. Why didn’t anybody think of it before?” £18.11

Vernis Please! nail varnish in poetique lily Great on pale skin. £11.75

Rouge Interdit lipstick in poetique iris Not red and not orange, just nice. £17.62

Skin Targeters Black for Light mask It brightens your skin. £52

Prismissime Eyes in poetique browns “You can choose the colours you want.” £32.79

Beauty icons Women with something sympathetic in their eyes

Source: Times Online

The actress is shaking off divorce with a hot new body and a romcom in the works, but her favourite role is being a mum.

There’s something very unexpected about meeting Liv Tyler. It’s not that she’s even more beautiful in real life than she appears in pictures (which she is, by the way; disarmingly so). It’s not that she’s toweringly tall — she’s 5ft 10in and that’s before heels. It’s not that, as an established member of Hollywood royalty, she’s relaxed, well mannered and interested in the people around her — our meeting starts with her asking my PR companion how her breast-feeding is going, and she’s sad to learn it isn’t going anywhere. “Oh, but it only hurts for a couple of weeks and then it’s so great!” she cajoles, before turning to me, diet Coke in hand, and asking: “Shall we go next door and start gabbing?” It’s not even her remarkably glossy mane of dark hair or that not a single wrinkle is perceptible on her 31-year-old face (she’ll be 32 in July, she tells me). No, it’s none of that stuff. It’s that this woman, so often considered to be the voluptuous, homely girl-next-door, has developed some serious phwoar! factor.

There is no sign of squidginess on the body sitting in front of me, one that has, in the past, yo-yoed from slim(ish) to decidedly curvy. It’s quite the opposite now: she is so seriously toned that you can clearly make out delineated quadriceps beneath her black Wolford leggings. She seems more in control — even of her sexuality, which used to spill out like its own force field, just like those soap suds she wallowed in while washing the car in that famous scene from the movie One Night at McCool’s.

In fact, the girl who was unaware for most of her childhood that her real father was the rock god Steven Tyler, and who landed her first lead in a movie aged just 16, appears to have done a bit of a Gwyneth and transformed herself from “normal” to well-honed totty. Of course, for Gwyneth it was about making a point of emerging from a self-imposed hiatus as an (almost) stay-at-home mother. For Tyler, it’s a sadder story: she is emerging from the rubble of divorce from the British musician Royston Langdon, the father of her four-year-old son. Clearly, it has made her toughen up. After all, only a few months ago she admitted to being devastated when he moved out of the family home, and that it was so hard to be in her New York home without him that she had to move to California. “The hardest part is when they leave,” she said. “It also brings up a lot of issues — you might feel like a failure, or like there is something wrong with you. You can’t run away from yourself — you have to just deal with it.”

Deal with it she has. There was last year’s blockbuster movie The Incredible Hulk, following on from starring roles in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. There’s a new romcom, The Romantics, in the works, and she’s just signed on for another two years as spokesperson for Givenchy, having already held the role for six. She’s also streamlining things. “I go through phases,” she says. “But, especially when I got married and I had Milo, I wanted to nest and have a family in a way that I’d always dreamt of doing. And I love to cook — I’m such a Cancer in that way. I like to be at home and then when I work I like to work really hard.”

Now, though, she also works out hard. To escape her heartache, she threw herself into a fitness regime. She reportedly trains with David Kirsch in New York, a fitness guru who has worked with the likes of Heidi Klum. Recent pictures of Tyler and Kirsch kissing in a parking lot sparked rumours of a post-divorce love affair, evidence of our heightened fascination with the love life of Hollywood’s sexiest new singleton.

She’s also learnt that exercise should be enjoyable. “I recently got a hula hoop and I’ve been living in LA [she has said it is hard to be in her New York home without her ex]. I put my favourite song on and stand outside and hula hoop in every weird direction until the song’s over and I’m all out of breath. It’s really fun.”

She has also learnt to be at one with herself. “All you can do really is try your best and accept yourself. I’ll always have a more round stomach, but thank God I have thin ankles.”

There are dichotomies with Tyler, however. When she talks, her voice is still quiet and breathy — more like a child than a sex kitten. Despite this, she seems to be fiercely independent. “I want to be able to decide what I’m doing with my life.” She says she “really enjoys dressing up”, but admits being addicted to her sloppy tracksuit bottoms. “The moment I get home I take everything off and put my sweats on or my pyjamas — I like to be comfortable.”

She clearly loves clothes, but says she has “stopped buying fashion magazines. I mean, it’s such fun, but I don’t want to be influenced by everyone else about what’s cool or not cool; I want to be who I want to be”. So, for all the glamour, she’s a grunge girl at heart. No wonder she admits: “I still have my original pair of Converse trainers from when I was a teenager somewhere in my closet.” She also owns up to driving barefoot. “I can’t drive in heels, so I always take my shoes off. Gwyneth is the best driver in heels ever! I’ve seen her, and I have no idea how she does it.”

It’s also clear that it’s her role as a mother that influences her most, and she wants to be as hands-on as possible — which means the usual disruptions. “Milo [who calls her his princess] wakes up every morning at 5.30 or 6 — ping! — and so the hardest thing is the lack of sleep. I try and go to bed before 10 or 11pm, but it’s so hard. If I don’t get more than six hours of sleep for a few days in a row I start to really lose it and just feel so panicked and stressed. When people ask me, ‘What is the first thing you do in the morning? What’s your routine?’ I say, ‘Er, I get up. I make breakfast,’” she laughs breathily. “‘I beg Milo to try and snooze for 30 more minutes!’ Of course when they’re up, they’re up.”

She has added pressures in the motherhood arena; for her, the yummy-mummy contest at the school gate is on an altogether grander scale. “The hardest thing is taking him to school, as sometimes I’ll literally just throw my coat on over my nightgown, but the paparazzi wait almost every day outside his school. It’s so hard because I don’t want to think about what I’m wearing when I’m taking him to school. I want to get him to school safely, then do whatever I have to do.”

Still, that independent streak kicks in: not for her that dressing-up-for-the-press malarkey. “I’m an on-off celebrity,” she says. “I couldn’t live like that all the time. I don’t know how people do it. Honestly, I like a great trench coat and to throw it on over something; I don’t want to be obsessing all the time about my outfit. I love being a mother and a normal mother as much as I can, doing basic things. And I love my job and being spontaneous in life, and if you’re trotting around in heels the whole time, you can’t really do that.” Just as well she’s held on to those Converse trainers, then. Right now nothing is going to slow Tyler down.

 
LIV’S BEAUTY FAVOURITES

Givenchy Phenomen’Eyes “It’s genius. Why didn’t anybody think of it before?” £18.11

Vernis Please! nail varnish in poetique lily Great on pale skin. £11.75

Rouge Interdit lipstick in poetique iris Not red and not orange, just nice. £17.62

Skin Targeters Black for Light mask It brightens your skin. £52

Prismissime Eyes in poetique browns “You can choose the colours you want.” £32.79

Beauty icons Women with something sympathetic in their eyes

Speaking to People.com, a rep for Givenchy confirmed that the actress Uma Thurman is, ‘the face of a new women’s fragrance that is slated to launch in Europe this fall, with a possible launch in the U.S. in 2010.’

No word yet from Liv or any of her representatives.

 ***

 Update[17-04]: The last couple of days confusing reports came out which indicate that Uma Thurman, though representing a new frangrance for Givenchy this autumn, is not replacing Liv, but joining.

Earlier this week websites as for example Marie Claire reported:

“The 38-year-old actress takes over from the label’s current celebrity face, Liv Tyler, and is set to make her debut in [...]“

At Hollyscoop.com:

“Au Revoir Liv Tyler! The famous French fashion house Givenchy has just announced that Uma Thurman [...] No word on why Liv got the boot but the Kill Bill star [...]

Now new reports have surfaced at Daily Mail UK:

“Uma joins Liv Tyler, face of Givenchy make up and the fragrance Very Irresistible, and Justin Timberlake [...]“

These new reports convinced us that Uma is not replacing, but joining Liv at Givenchy. We hereby apologize for any heart attacks, sudden strokes and other medical conditions caused by this disturbing news.

2009-04-10 – Givenchy Makeup 10th anniversary Paris, France

What aspect of Givenchy’s philosophy do you most emphasize with and why?

The fact that the brand remains so timeless, fresh and modern. The Givenchy style is a mix of freedom and sophistication which I love. I’m wild about the make-up line. The products are so beautiful and the packaging is so cute and special. I love taking it out to show people. When I wear their Very Irresistible perfume, I feel youthful and free while also feeling very much a woman.

What three things should never be missing from a beauty trousse?

(1) I never go without my Prisme Again! Compact Powder, this is my favorite powder in the whole world.
(2) I also always bring Rouge Interdit lipstick in Illicit Raspberry, the lipstick is rich and moisturizing and I can use a touch of it on my cheeks as blusher as well. It is the most delicious lip stick I have ever come across and I’m completely hooked.
(3) My secret weapon is my concealer -Mister Light by Givenchy. It hides any flaws, like dark circles under my eyes.

Gwyneth Paltrow, Stella McCartney and Kate Hudson are all very close friends of yours. If you had to give each one a different Givenchy product as a gift, which would it be and why?

For Gwyneth I would give her Le Soin Noir. It is a delicious black cream and the packaging is absolutely gorgeous.
For Kate I would give her a Phenomen’Eyes mascara. She is a real mascara fan and I know she would love it!
For Stella I would give her the limited edition Shimmer’ Eyes in Precious Shimmer from this year’s autumn collection. I know she would love the metallic soft pink and gold colours.

Your daily makeup/beauty routine?

Less is always more – it’s something that my Grandmother taught me, and it’s so true! My make-up routine only takes five minutes, and everything can fit easily into my handbag. I start with Givenchy’s Prisme Again! Visage – it’s a lovely light powder that gives me a lovely glow. I will always spritz on some of Givenchy’s Very Irresistible Eau de Parfum–not only is it my favourite fragrance, it also contains my own rose.

Givenchy named a rose after you. What one flower can’t you live without?

I have always adored the Jasmine flower.

Over the past 5 years, you have grown and changed alongside Givenchy. What is your favorite journey?

My favorite journey in the past five years has been to become a mother to my son Milo.

Beauty is…

What I love so much about the idea of beauty is that it is so personal, everyone in the world sees beauty differently, and I find this idea very inspiring. Everyone has different charms good and bad. What I find the most beautiful in the people I love is that little something special about them, their individuality. I think that is really hot!!!

Givenchy Campagins

Very Irresistible Givenchy

Year: 2003

 
 

Givenchy Makeup

Year: 2004

 
 

Givenchy Ready to Wear and Accessories

Year: 2004

 
 

Givenchy Makeup

Year: 2005

 
 

Very Irresistible Givenchy for Men

Year: 2005

 
 

Sensual Eau de Parfum

Year: 2005

 
 

Lip, Lip, Shine!

Year: 2006

 
 

Rouge Interdit

Year: 2007

 
 

Givenchy Makeup

Year: 2007

 
 

Rouge Interdit Shine

Year: 2008

 
 

Chicaholic

Year: 2008

 
 

Absolutely Irresistible Givenchy

Year: 2008

 
 

Doctor White

Year: 2009

 
 

Photo Perfection

Year: 2009