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MODELING, ADVERTISING, AND PROMOTIONAL WORK > Clinique > Behind the Scenes
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MODELING, ADVERTISING, AND PROMOTIONAL WORK > Clinique > Photoshoot
MODELING, ADVERTISING, AND PROMOTIONAL WORK > Same You (Emilia’s Charity) – 2019 > Photoshoot
After plotting world domination for eight seasons on Game of Thrones, Clarke reflects on her own quieter sense of ambition, rooted in the âsustainable and real,â she says. Meanwhile, a new role as Cliniqueâs ambassador, announced today, puts her back on the global stage.

VANITY FAIR – Call it auspicious, to sit down with a former queen on the eve of a nail-biting election. It was a clear December morning in London, a day before Britons cast their fate (and Brexitâs) with Boris Johnson, and the Protector of the Realmâto use one of Emilia Clarke’s many titles on Game of Thronesâwas assessing the political landscape. âIs it a full moon?â the actor said, interest piqued. (An Instagram astrologer had told me so.) âMaybe that will kick the . . . âno,â she interrupted herself with a weary laugh. âIt will just soften the patriarchy ever so lightly.â
Clarke, whose now-departed character was known to scorch entire neighborhoods with one dragonic exhale, leads with a comparatively light hand. In a November post about the UK’s voter-registration deadline, she delivered a message (âYou have a voice. Use it!â) with a silent procession of cue cards. Last March, when she first revealed her tumultuous medical historyâa pair of brain aneurysms in the show’s early daysâshe did so with a lyrical, unsparing essay on the New Yorker’s website. She isn’t much for peddling influence; instead, she reps sweatshirts for Same You, the charity she founded to support neurorehabilitation for young patients. After the GOT series finale and its torrent of press, she has kept things earnest and under-the-radarâhowever much someone with 26 million followers can slip into incognito mode.
That makes Clarke’s latest roleâthe first global ambassador for the beauty company Cliniqueâat once a like-minded alliance and a return to the spotlight. âYou’ve got your spidey senses,â explained the actor, sitting on a gray velvet sofa (a softer iron throne) at the Edition hotel. âMy gut was like, âYou’re going to enjoy this!â â At a time when authentic is a buzzword on every brand’s bingo card, she manages a kind of translucent candor. (The way Clarke described the brand’s longstanding imageââcompletely universal, totally relatable, totally modernââsounds like the elevator pitch for tapping the 33-year-old as a spokesperson.) A sunbeam slipped across the room, igniting her lagoon-colored eyes. I found myself lilting precipitously off the sofa, like a wayward houseplant, to avoid casting a shadow.
Clinique, founded a half-century ago as a prescient, dermatologist-backed skin-care line, didn’t set out to sell miracles. The 1967 Vogue article that helped spark the companyâtitled âCan Great Skin Be Created?ââlaid out a practical, yes-it-can mission. Back then (and for generations of beauty inductees since), demystification arrived by way of a streamlined three-step system: cleansing bar, exfoliating toner, familiar yellow moisturizer. In lieu of the smiling perfection of beauty ads, Irving Penn photographed heroic still lifes, making saints of ho-hum bathroom essentials.
Now, in an age of algorithm-generated everything, customization is the operative word. Clinique iD, which launched last year, riffs on that original moisturizer by targeting a cross-section of skin needs: four hydrating bases, five potent mix-ins, 20 different permutations. âYou have options because we all change all the time,â said Clarke, whoâto echo that classic Hair Club for Men sloganâis not only the face, she’s also a client. âI used the products, and my skin got better! I’m like, âYes! I don’t need to lie!â â she added with a laugh. âIt’s all true.â








Gallery Links:
- MODELING, ADVERTISING, AND PROMOTIONAL WORK > Dolce & Gabbana ‘The One’ Fragrance – 2018 Campaign > Behind The Scenes
- MODELING, ADVERTISING, AND PROMOTIONAL WORK > Dolce & Gabbana ‘The One’ Fragrance – 2018 Campaign > Promotional Ads
- MODELING, ADVERTISING, AND PROMOTIONAL WORK > Dolce & Gabbana ‘The One’ Fragrance – 2018 Campaign > Promotional Photos
- MODELING, ADVERTISING, AND PROMOTIONAL WORK > Dolce & Gabbana ‘The One’ Fragrance – 2018 Campaign > “The One” The Film Screencaps
- MODELING, ADVERTISING, AND PROMOTIONAL WORK > Dolce & Gabbana ‘The One’ Fragrance – 2018 Campaign > “The One” The Backstage Screencaps