Monica Bellucci for Dior Le Rouge, photo by Tyen

Dior Celebrates Tyen

Dior knows how to celebrate its own. At the Palais de Tokyo in Paris on Monday, the house organized a blitz exhibition (lasting only a few days) for Tyen, the single-named art director of Dior Cosmétiques. Vietnamese-born, the maquillage master arrived in Paris in 1970, working with the biggest photographers of the day, from Guy Bourdin to Cecil Beaton, before heading to the maison and starting a parallel career as a photographer. Combining the two, Tyen has had 30 amazing years of fantastic illusions, deep colors, sinuous bodies and voluptous lips, creating a vast cosmetics business that allows for LVMH's less profitable lines. Money-maker and visionary, Tyen has recently—and thanks to Photoshop—transformed Monica Bellucci into the ultimate beauty icon. Le tout Paris attended the opening, including La Bellucci (simply divine), Bruce Willis (drop-dead sexy), Claude Montana (yes, still alive) and the complete LVMH family, more than happy to congratulate Tyen.





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