Rebecca Lee did Laila Odom’s makeup for L’Officiel — an editorial that landed on the L’Officiel Monaco digital cover, and holds a place in Rebecca’s curated portfolio.
Laila Odom on the L’Officiel Monaco digital cover, makeup by Rebecca Lee (Korean Kandy) — Rebecca Lee Artistry
The Job
An editorial cover
Laila Odom’s L’Officiel editorial was shot with Rebecca Lee on makeup — the work carried to the L’Officiel Monaco digital cover. Editorial makeup is judged in stillness: a single frame, examined indefinitely, with nowhere for a flaw to hide.
The Frame
Composed for the still camera
Where stage glam plays to a moving crowd, a cover plays to one unblinking lens. Rebecca’s editorial work is composed to that discipline — skin, structure, and finish that hold under the closest crop a magazine can print. The Laila Odom cover sits in Rebecca’s own curated portfolio, among the images she chose to define the practice.
The Standard
Why the chair matters
Editorial covers are the through-line of Rebecca’s practice: faces trusted to one artist for the images that outlast the day. The L’Officiel credit sits on her roll beside halftime shows, host chairs and wedding mornings — different rooms, the same standard.
Booking
Put your date in her chair
All bookings are coordinated by Samantha S., Executive Director of Rebecca Lee Artistry. Send your date and production through the booking form or email Info.RebeccaLeeArtistry@gmail.com. Trials by appointment, in studio or on location.