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Quotes
I never dreamed about success. I worked for it.
Esteé Lauder (businesswoman)
We have celebrated countless innovations brought to beauty by the British sense of individualism – from mods to rockers to punks and grunge. All these trends originated from on the streets and changed make-up, hair and even how we felt presentable each morning.
Luke Hersheson (Hershesons creative director)
Beauty is about enhancing what you have. Let yourself shine through.
Janelle Monàe (singer-songwriter)
It’s part of our tradition in British culture to be slightly less conventional, and we are much more accepting of individuality. That’s always been a part of my style and I look back to Britain for my inspiration. There is just something quite rebellious about us.
Guido Palau (Redken global styling director)
Perfect and ugly are my least favourite words.
Suki Waterhouse (model)
I don’t want to be perfect. I love it when girls are happy in their own skin.
Georgia May Jagger (model)
The history of British beauty is so rich and varied, and, as a girl, I was obsessed with it. British women are game to try anything – they are multifaceted and ever-changing; but what doesn’t change is the daring, vivacious nature of the women and their relationship to beauty.
Pat McGrath (Max Factor Global Creative)
Learn to love yourself. I’ve accepted I’m tall and skinny and will never have an ass like JLo.
Jordan Dunn (model)
British style is eccentric, irreverent and revolutionary. New York is classic, Milan is glamorous, but London is unpredictable and a real melting pot. We were the first to popularise so many beauty trends: the 60s feline eye and Bambi lash, grunge in the 90s and the original street-style stars, club kids.
Charlotte Tilbury (makeup artist)
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