Guess having a bad hair day wasn't going to keep her from the red carpet this time.
Grandma Demi Moore wore a yawn inducing frock by Chanel while attending the premiere of son husband Ashton Kutcher's new flick Valentine's Day.
And from what we can tell, Demi wasn't thrilled either. Must have been past her bedtime.
By the way, Dem, are those wrinkles we see around your mouth and neck? Can't airbrush those out in real life, can you???
[Image via Apega/WENN.]
We can't wait for her to try and explain this one!
As you may recall, Demi "I'm Really This Flawless" Moore, claimed she wasn't airbrushed on that W magazine cover (which BTW the magazine has YET to comment). While that issue is yet to be settled, there's no way she can claim she wasn't photoshopped to hell in her Wanted ad campaign.
Her son husband Ashton Kutcher tweeted a photo of Demi while she was on set shooting for the ads and it's obvious that Mrs. Kutcher is not as perfect as she'd like the world to believe.
We aren't saying Demi doesn't look good for being 47, but it's kind of pointless to try and hide the obvious. All models and celebs are 'shopped in their ads, and while some are more altered than others, it's not a secret.
How many differences can U spot???
Grandma Kutcher must have been really bored to think this up.
To promote her fragrance Wanted, Demi asked her fans to give her a hand. Literally!
The airbrushed wonder tweeted: "Show your hand and lets us know what you are wanting!"
She's so wise in her old age!
However, Demi took it a little too far when she started a hand picture conversation with her son hubby Ashton Kutcher, saying things like "Race you to the bedroom".
Barf!
Just stick to the simple hand marketing, okay?
No one is believing Demi Moore's claims that her W cover isn't photoshopped. And now photographer Anthony Citrano wants Demi to put her money where her missing hip is!
The photog is willing to donate $5,000 to the charity of Mrs. Ashton Kutcher's choosing if she can prove the original photo she tweeted (which is the same image as the cover without all the text) on Thursday is un-shopped.
Citrano started the bet via Twitter and followed up with a detailed explanation for his claims:
To reiterate, Demi is a beautiful woman who needs no help from retouching. This was never about her, nor about retouching - I have no problem with either.
Further, I feel bad that Demi is on defense - she should not have to defend other people's mistakes; W Magazine should be addressing this rather than her.
Having said that, she did raise the stakes considerably yesterday by posting what she claims is the original unretouched shot, along with the accusation that "these people" (presumably Xeni and me) are "bullshitting."
Well, whether or not her hip was botched, I do not believe for a moment that the image Demi posted yesterday is the original shot.
If she's aware of that - and I expect she is - it's irresponsible (and silly) of her to make that assertion.
So, I'll see her move and raise her $5,000: if the shot she posted yesterday is really the unretouched original, I will donate $5,000 to a charity of her choosing.
Let's see who's "bullshitting", shall we?
Whaddya say, Demi? Are we on?
Demi has yet to respond, but he does make a very good point: Where is W magazine on this? Why haven't they said anything? Or maybe they're enjoying all the press over this.
Come on Demi, prove it! You've got nothing to lose.
Besides, what's the worst that could happen? Admitting what everyone else knows that you aren't as flawless as you think you are?
Like we said, you've got nothing to lose Mrs. Kutcher.
We now have details on this perfume commercial we recently showed you!
The nearly forgotten beauty brand Helena Rubinstein is trying to be relevant again in the U.S. after avoiding the American market for six years. The cosmetic company recently underwent a two-and-a-half year makeover, with new products, marketing, and packaging. With this comes Wanted, their first fragrance in 26 years, and in an effort to reclaim their once prestigious standing, the company has enlisted Demi Moore as the face of the perfume.
Really? Demi? She's pretty and all, but we don't think of her as the most alluring mascot. She's not that relevant these days anymore, save her ever-active Twitter account.
Apparently, Demi was the inspiration for the eau de parfum because of the "romantic link between a man and a woman," she exemplifies. Uh, when we think romance, we REALLY don't think Demi and Ashton. The man posts pictures of her ass on Twitter, for God's sake. Plus, there are recent reports of trouble in paradise for the trans-generational couple!
Why not someone like Julianne Moore or Cate Blanchett or Diane Lane?
We'd wanna sniff any of those lovelies, and they totally fit the bill. They're all very happily married, available, and widely respected and admired Stateside. Lane, in particular - she still has the hot younger hubby, is drop dead gorgeous but isn't lusting after her youth or completely overexposed. We think she appeals more to the market that they're trying to target.
Of course, we're sure they couldn't get any of those ladies, and so, Demi will be the Wanted woman.
Since the concept behind the fragrance has to do with the bond between a man and woman in love, the fragrance combines feminine qualities with masculinity.
President of the company, Elisabeth Sandager, said "When you take the bottle, you have the very round feminine part and this very rectangular, masculine part. We wanted a feminine-masculine juice." Accordingly, the fragrance combines ylang-ylang, wood, magnolia and iris.
Demi's print ads were shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott and features a lot of Photoshop the actress with a male model and the perfume. Additionally, Demi is featured in a 20-second commercial directed by Olivier Dahan.
The scent was already released in most European countries, save the U.K., and has enjoyed considerable success abroad. In Holland and Belgiam, Wanted is in the top 10 fragrances, and is number one in Eastern Europe.
We Americans still have to wait a few weeks to catch a whiff; the fragrance will hit Macy's on November 5th, selling at $60 for 50 ml and $80 for 100 ml.
We have admit, we're intrigued. And she does look airbrushed really pretty. But we don't think we would wanna smell like Demi.
Would U?
[Image courtesy of Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott / Helena Rubinstein.]
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