1. KateMoss Inspired by Kate Moss, everyone wants in
on Hollywood’s latest surgery craze
B
otox and boosters have
long been in hot demand
in Hollywood as ageing
A-listers strive to stay
youthful. Now, there’s a new fad
sweeping the celeb crowd that not
only promises to wind back the
clock, but also helps women look
like a beauty icon. And one icon
in particular – Kate Moss.
The “Clone Face” trend refers
to a series of procedures inspired
by the supermodel that promises
patients her trademark high
cheekbones, angular jaw, smooth
forehead and porcelain skin – all
via non-invasive treatments such
as fillers and skin resurfacing.
Dr Richard Ellenbogen, a
Beverly Hills plastic surgeon,
tells UK mag Grazia, “In recent
years, surgery has fallen out of
favour and everybody is turning
to fillers. Especially actresses and
people in the public eye who just
don’t have time for a full facelift.”
It’s taken over from celebrity
fads such as over-inflated Angelina
Jolie-inspired lips, and the “Kylie
Eyebrow” – a procedure that
aims to pull brows up, creating a
permanent arch like pop princess
Kylie Minogue’s. The “Pillow
Face”, which results in puffy,
over-filled features, also had
a moment in Hollywood.
Famous fans of the Clone Face
include Courteney Cox, Robin
Wright, Heidi Montag and, most
recently, Renée Zellweger, who
attracted criticism from fans
over her new look. “She took
all that was cute and different
about her and destroyed it,”
one critic tweeted.
Fans aren’t the only ones who
are unimpressed. Several plastic
surgeons have expressed concern
over the results. “It makes all
these actresses look related,”
London dermatologist Dr Michael
Prager explains to Grazia. “Beauty
is what sets us apart – when you
go for the textbook definition of
beauty, like with the Clone Face,
ironically, you start to lose it.”
Adds Dr Ellenbogen, “So many
actresses are starting to look
exactly the same – it’s weird.”
“Beauty is
what sets
us apart –
when you
go for the
textbook
definition
of beauty,
like with
the Clone
Face,
ironically,
you start
to lose it.”
RENÉE ZELLWEGER
Renée, 44, prompted rumours she’d gone
under the knife when she stepped out
last November looking “unrecognisable”.
Famous for squinty eyes and full cheeks,
critics branded her new look “startled”.
COURTENEY COX
She may be turning 50 this year, but
Courteney’s super-smooth skin hides her
age well. “I’m game for anything. I’m very
open to trying to prolong the inevitable,”
she confesses to New You magazine.
NICOLE KIDMAN
Speculation persists that Nic has had
work done. But while the 46-year-old
tells Italian paper La Repubblica, “I am
completely natural”, her line-free skin
and puffy cheeks keep us wondering.
The fillers don’t come cheap,
with actresses paying up to $4000.
But according to Dr Ellenbogen,
spending the big bucks gives
you no guarantee you’ll come out
looking as good as Kate. “The
way they’re being filled makes
them all look like the cast of The
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,”
he says. “Their foreheads look
higher because they’re so smooth,
their cheekbones are overly
plump and they eliminate every
line from their face which, sadly,
often starts to eliminate their
natural beauty.”
ATTACK OF THE CLONE FACE
A-listers are
turning to Kate’s
iconic face for
their beauty
inspiration.
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