Fancy gal.
We're going to do the fittings for the L'Oréal show!
You can tighten it more, more, more.
Mmm.
I love it.
Hello Vogue, I'm Yseult.
Welcome to my home.
Come on in.
Well, it's a bit of a mess,
because I'm going on tour.
This is my makeup artist on tour, her name is Didi.
Hello!
What kind of makeup are we doing? A makeup...
a natural make-up.
Everyone has their own definition of natural.
Especially since on black skins,
"natural" is totally different
- from on white skins. - Exactly.
That is, we need a lot more color correction.
We need more coverage.
What I love about makeup is the drama.
I am a drama queen.
I like dramatic make-up,
but I can also like gothic makeup.
I like it when it tells stories
and when it's quite theatrical, too.
What I learned
from professional makeup artists,
is mostly taking care of my skin.
We tend to forget to take care of our skin,
and in fact, that's what helps it prepare for the makeup.
I have to admit that before,
I didn't pay that much attention to my skin.
And the makeup does not apply in the same way
when your skin is not cared for very well.
So, the little thing that can make me feel fab,
so fabulous,
are very full lips.
When the line is really, really on the outside
and it drools, like this,
and it makes your lips look like this...
I like that, it's pretty sexy.
As for makeup tips,
avoid greasy foundations.
It works great on me.
I have a face that looks like a sweet doughnut,
so soft.
That…
if I try and put on really greasy products,
I'll look like a waffle.
My alarm clock, I have two phones.
Entrepreneurship, independence!
Didi, what's the difference between a daytime makeup
and a stage makeup?
That's what you were talking about earlier,
the theatrical side.
As you are far on stage and light hits you in the face,
you need to work on your skin tone a little more.
You have to do a little contouring, you just have to.
Focus ont the your eyes, too
so that the makeup is visible and recognizable.
As for the hair, we're on an afro hairstyle.
You don't change a winning team.
It feels good to wear an afro and be proud of it.
I think it's important to be able to represent this
without having to soften it,
knowing that afro hairstyle has always been,
in my opinion,
seen as something not neat or very hard to wear.
So I'm just readjusting to keep wearing my afro,
whether I'm wearing Balmain, Mugler, you name it.
I think it's important to wear it like a crown
and since I'm a L'Oréal muse,
I must admit that this is a great opportunity for me
to be able to represent all kinds of beauty.
For me, the definition of beauty,
is something personal and unique.
Do you want to add something, Hybra?
My agent is here.
I have nothing more to say.
Of course, the little Hermès foulard,
very light.
Girl!
And my little suitcase, not very well packed,
but very fancy.
Obviously, always dramatic.
Here we have On the Beach, by Louis Vuitton.
Notice that I'm a good shopper,
I buy the box that matches the perfume.
Yes.
I really did pack quickly,
since I don't have a boyfriend to do this for me,
I do it by myself.
This is the first Louis Vuitton suitcase I ever bought.
I'm like a pretty, fancy gal.
Let's go.
Look at Hybra, please!
We started a little too early this morning.
So now we're going to Opera, in the Mugler offices.
We're going to meet Casey and his teams,
including Eugène who I really like, by the way.
We're going to do the fittings for the L'Oréal show.
Then, after the fittings, Didi and I,
we'll obviously take the train
and then go on tour and give a concert tonight.
Then, concert tomorrow, concert the day after tomorrow.
And then on Sunday, the L'Oréal fashion show.
- At 3 o'clock. - At 3 o'clock.
No day off,
work, work, work, work,
always working, keep working,
that's the key.
Right, Ibrahim?
Hey, hey!
Régine.
Catwoman.
Now you're doing this, in the back.
You imperatively need 12 meters of laces
to be able to thread and close.
This is an invitation.
It's an invitation.
Do you feel good in it?
You're not too tight?
Since there are no yokes
like on the other one, it really fits, like...
I wonder if the corset can't be tightened even more,
to get something...
Tighter?
Yeah, at least at the waist level,
here, maybe,
so there's something like this.
Yeah, we can stress that.
We are ready to show the bustier to Casey.
This is all good,
the shape is really nice.
You have an extra 4 cm.
Perfect!
I know he asked me that question:
"What kind of message would I like to convey?"
And then I thought that this might be a good opportunity
to show my body again.
But this time a little more wuh-psssh than the first.
More spicy.
Even more tough than last time.
Yes, so he really left it up to me,
he really listened about me wanting to have a...
well, to stand out and especially emphasize my personality.
I feel like a Pokémon, like
"I'm evolving into Mugler", you know.
Please follow our adventure on Sunday at the L'Oréal fashion show.
It's going to be spicy.
Hello Vogue,
we are going to the L'Oréal Paris fashion show
and we're a little late because I'm worth it.
We'll remain incognito,
and off we go.
Being a L'Oréal muse,
is the opportunity to be able to...
show that in fact beauty is plural.
Because it's important that fashion and beauty,
and even my industry, music,
reflect our society.
There are little girls, little boys too
who may feel uncomfortable in their own skin
and who may see an ad I am in,
and they'll say:
"Ah, but I feel fine, actually."
It's possible.
This afternoon, we're going to the L'Oréal Paris fashion show.
Have you thought about your walk or not?
Already yesterday,
we tried to make a first walk with Casey,
he was looking at me, as if he was watching his little girl
taking her first steps, like this.
I was like this, with my heels and everything.
It was just so funny.
Ah, we've just got to the place.
I did the rehearsal, it went very well,
I couldn't find my walk at all,
but I did find some energy.
Let's meet backstage.
Here we are backstage with my makeup artist, Angloma,
and I think we're 10-15 minutes away from the show.
I'm fine,
I'm kind of meditating and taking time for myself,
while my makeup is being done.
We're going to join the Mugler team, go put on the outfit.
I'm pretty excited,
because it is part of the new collection,
it's not even out yet.
Did you find your walk?
Vogue, you're teasing me.
Maybe in the stairs, I'm gonna find it.
I think I'm gonna do something natural, something sincere.
Thank you Vogue, thank you for your love and support.
I'm going to go get dressed.
Don't forget, share some love on this catwalk.
See you soon.