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Eiza González isn’t one to again down from a problem, whether or not she’s coaching for a task—her newest movie, Godzilla vs. Kong, is out now—or she’s being requested to have her total kind saturated in physique paint, a dare that she couldn’t flip down for her new marketing campaign with Louis Vuitton for On the Beach, its new brilliant, West Coast–impressed scent crammed with notes of Japanese yuzu, Tunisian neroli, and fragrant herbs.“It seems to be like I rolled on magical rainbow sand!” laughs González of the course of the place she had her physique painted in a sunset-inspired gradient of sky blue, marigold, and tangerine by multimedia artist Alex Israel for the shoot in Malibu, California. “It took eight full hours, nearly 9 truly, which is insane. And then it took nearly 4 hours to get rid of it,” she continues. “You can think about taking it off was like the final scrub. My pores and skin was, no joke, the softest it’s been in my total life.”Becoming a face for Louis Vuitton holds important weight for Gonzalez amid the name for higher illustration. “I grew up watching all these magnificence campaigns in the ’90s and I wouldn’t see so much of Mexican girls in them, particularly in these large-scale manufacturers,” she explains of what it means to work with the iconic French trend home. “It was at all times form of offered to me that I needed to be a particular model of lady to be it, and the proven fact that ladies in Mexico who’re brown and Latina like me will see a marketing campaign like this and acknowledge themselves in it with the scale of the model makes me so honored and comfortable. It’s normalizing a picture for individuals and making individuals really feel included and seen.”Here, González talks about her love of perfume, how her relationship to magnificence has developed over time, and how she’s navigating her off-screen magnificence routine as of late.Vogue: As the face of Louis Vuitton’s On the Beach, what attracts you to this scent and how is it an extension of your private model?Eiza González: Fragrance actually identifies you as a person. I’ve at all times favored distinctive scent and one thing that doesn’t really feel like everyone may have it. And as a dynamic lady, I felt very related with that on the On the Beach. It seems like sunshine and the seashore. It has this this pure scent that’s elevated, but additionally simply feels easy. I like to combine scents generally so I like the line as a result of it’s straightforward to combine and play with. It’s tender and delicate like second pores and skin and that’s what I feel perfume ought to be.Louis Vuitton On the BeachYou appear to embrace all magnificence in an identical vein. How has your method to magnificence developed over time, from rising up in Mexico to now, navigating Hollywood?
