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Top 10 Billionaire Heiresses In The World (2)

The fabulously wealthy has spawned a new breed of celebrity recently: the beautiful and stylish billionaire heiresses who are sometimes called “celebutantes”. Forbes Magazine has picked a relatively diverse group of ten of our favorite super rich girls including several models and business executives, a TV star and an award-winning equestrian.  Here are the list (2):  

Amanda Hearst (Age 22)  

Great-granddaughter of publishing legend William Randolph Hearst, Amanda is taking over for Paris Hilton as blue-blood society’s new “It” girl. The student and model, who is the new face of preppy designer Lilly Pulitzer and a recent Town & Country cover girl, has such a high profile that Hearst Corp.’s own Harper’s Bazaar ran a story detailing the socialite’s annual maintenance cost: a whopping $136,360.

Amanda is an heiress to the Hearst publishing empire, a $5 billion a year business. Her great-grandfather is American newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst, on whose life was based Orson Welles’ Citizen Kane. Her grandfather, William, Jr., was a 1955 Pulitzer Prize winner. Four of her uncles have made Forbes’ annual list of the 400 Richest Americans. Aunt Patty Hearst, Lydia’s mom, once found fame as a brainwashed kidnappee who helped her captors rob a bank. Seriously.

Lydia Hearst-Shaw (Age 21)

Along with first cousin Amanda Hearst, she is an heiress to great-grandfather William Randolph Hearst’s mass media empire, which reportedly makes $5 billion in annual revenue. A Ford fashion model, she seems to be the ‘it’ girl of anyone who’s into rich bitch appeal and heroin chic in the same breath.

Lydia keeps the family name alive on the runway, She is a favorite of edgy fashion design duo Heatherette and luxury brands like Louis Vuitton.

Nicky Hilton (Age 22)

Paris’ younger sister is generating her own buzz. Nicky began designing handbags as a teenager and has her own clothing line, Chick by Nicky Hilton. Earlier this summer, she announced plans to open two Nicky O hotels, one on Ocean Drive in Miami and one in Chicago.

Nicky is an heiress to some of the Hilton Hotel chain, and 5 to 15% of father Richard Hilton’s fortune. She was the face of Australian underwear line Antz Pantz, and refused the role in The Simple Life that eventually went to Nicole Ritchie.

Aerin Lauder (Age 36)

Her lengendary grandmother is Estee Lauder, who’s behind the half century-old, $3.5 billion cosmetics empire, her billionaire father is Ronald Lauder, the Clinique Laboratories chairman and a former US ambassador to Austria.

Aerin became senior vice president and was elected to the company’s board in 2004. More recently, she was instrumental in orchestrating a partnership with fashion designer Tom Ford and signing Gwyneth Paltrow as a spokeswoman. Her billionaire father, Ronald Lauder, is the Clinique Laboratories’ chairman.

Dylan Lauren (Age 31)

The daughter of fashion designer Ralph Lauren, she is an heiress to daddy’s multibillion-dollar fashion empire. Her alleged claim to fame is making candy hip and fashionable again for the 21st century’s young and old. In partnership with FAO Schweetz’s Jeff Rubin, she began Dylan’s Candy Bar at a two-story, 10,000 sqft space on Manhattan’s Upper East Side; it has since grown to four stores in three US states. The store not only sells oodles of gummies and lollipops but also throws parties and peddles apparel, plush products and even candy scented perfume.

Dylan majored in art history at Duke University. A fitness buff, she collected candies from all over Europe while there during her junior year. She used candy as the medium for her sculpture, and hosted events showcasing the works of artists who sculpted with chocolate. Her candy stores peddle 4,000 different kinds of candy, including hard-to-find varieties, old-fashioned cotton candy, 300 ice cream flavors, plus candy accessories.

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tom ford and estee lauder (easy 10pts)?

Hi, I work for Estee Lauder and am doing some market research. I'd like to know peoples opinions on Estee Lauder and Tom Ford cosmetics and whether you'd prefer to use them instead of MAC or Clinique (which Estee Lauder owns).. It would be helpful to state whether you like the packaging, have ever tried one of the products or if not reasons why you haven't tried it I realise these are high end products which can be costly but cost aside what are your opinions?
when answering please state your age
please comment on the estee lauder brand compared to others (such as mac or bobby brown)

I think it is really hard to compare Mac and Estee Lauder. Mac is more edgy and bright. Estee Lauder and Clinique run closer to the natural wearable makeup. So I am going to give you a list of the things I like and don't like about each. BTW I am 26.

MAC:

LIKES
1. They have an intense variety of color. I love the pigments and all the different looks that can be accomplished with them.
2. The counter always has fresh creative REAL makeup artist working there. So when I have a question about applying or using a new technique they know what I am talking about!
3. All of there products are highly pigmented.
4. Mac Brushes for the most part CAN NOT be beat! They are the standard for quality!
5. Love the packaging!!!

DISLIKES
1. The foundation has an extremely orange tint.
2. Mac is constantly discontinuing their colors and items. This is a brilliant marketing scheme but it gets old fast and is really frustrating.
3. Pro stores are so hard to find! I wish the mac "counter" could carry all the products!

Estee Lauder
LIKES
1. LOVE LOVE LOVE the skin treatments
2. I like the packaging!
3. I also really like that there are gift boxes available with smaller samplers in it. Because it can run you over 200$ just to get the whole skincare regiment its nice to be able to grab the 60$ box set and try the whole thing out before you commit to such a big price!
4. I really like the whole color code they use with the pink purple and blue! it makes it easier to know what should go with your skin.

DISLIKES
1. The makeup end I feel is geared towards an older 40's crowd and isn't really up my ally.
2. I don't like the mascara at all, it is a bit clumpy and always gives spider lashes
The makeup brushes recently changed and the new ones are awful! BRING BACK THE OLD ONES!

As far and clinique goes, I have only ever used their mascara, I do like it, I have the one with the comb on one side and brush on the other. I cant remember what it is called. I really like that you can exchange your makeup if you are dissatisfied or have any issues. However the rest of their products just don't look or feel as nice as the other two.

The MAC packaging and marketing scream young, hip, NYC, Fashion!
Estee Lauder says, I am sophisticated and well worth the $ your going to spend.
For some reason Clinique's marketing just falls short. I feel like they're going for the " Scientist of Makeup" thing, but it always comes off flouncy.

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