Jeanne Damas on French Touch, Building her Brand and Launching a Cosmetic Line - L'OFFICIEL

Influencer and self-entrepreneur Jeanne Damas shares her thoughts on French Touch, how to shamelessly play with clichés, and her new project as told exclusively to L'Officiel Paris : her very first cosmetic line coming November 1st.
Jeanne is wearing Prada and Tiffany & Co. jewelry.
Interview by: Mathilde Berthier & Joshua Glasgow
Casting: @jenjalouse
Styled by: Christopher Horan
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• Jeanne Damas on French...

[@Jammsbro1]

i do not speak much Francias but god damn this woman can make anything sound wonderous.

[@merveillekini6158]

Stp quand tu parles des français précise « les français bourgeois » merci aurevoir

[@meyega1]

Exactement

[@celinepetipont6548]

Je suis pas une bourgeoise mais je suis élégante et sobre. Pas la peine de gagner 8000 euros par mois ou d'être une fille de.

[@leabenoit5425]

- How not to be a chiché?
- ehhhhh, basically, don´t be like me, I try every day to be a cliché.!!

[@leabenoit5425]

en la miniatura pensé que andaba con un chaleco reflectante

[@cookielover9250]

Oui, une élégance d'un gilet jaune ?

[@MegRadford]

"the crafts"? Not sure this is what she meant...

[@yellowscarf9239]

She meant "savoir-faire" like crafsmanship ?

[@valeriehitier9026]

Oh oui… d un coup on comprend pourquoi on a l emblème du coq…?!

[@joeurecat8554]

Le clichè du français et de française,plûtot bourgois!! Une élégance innèe,sans faire beaucoup d'éfforts,habitants des cartiers plûtot branchès,ou on trouve tous!!! Pas besoin d'aller trop loin!!! Quelles conneries!!!!

[@blurryface_1589]

French touch the same one you stole with your line Rouje from Spain culture and you are still doing but you have stop recognizing that your references are from south Spain, Andalucia and Almodovar movies? Like your famous red French lips you stole from Andalusia... because I remember this red lips where in the frase you used in an interview to define a person from Andalusia, as well as you said they are always drinking gazpacho, dancing a lot, wearing red clothes, big gold earrings, long black hair, lips and nails red carmine, preferring wine rather than beer, etc. So now the red lips has another meaning, its not spanish culture now?! This is not even French culture what you are taking from.