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PRESS UPDATE : THE DAILY MAIL.. WEEKEND MAGAZINE .. AUGUST 30TH 2014..

 

    

She won't let you in her kitchen, says ALL her best friends are women and there's far too much fake hugging going on these days. Welcome to the wonderful world of Joan Collins...

By David Wigg

Published: 08:03 GMT, 30 August 2014 | Updated: 08:03 GMT, 30 August 2014

 

Joan Collins is convinced that some people only know her as the scheming Alexis Carrington Colby in the 80s soap Dynasty, and to others she’s ‘the woman who sells Snickers bars on TV’. 

Between the two extremes, she points out, in a long acting career spanning more than 60 years, she’s played everything from nuns to missionaries to beaten-down mothers, as well as all those glamorous roles that made her an international star.

Coming soon, though, she warns, is a British-made movie, The Time Of Their Lives, which will show Joan Collins warts and all. ‘I’m playing a singer and actress whose career has gone downhill since her success in the 60s and 70s. I’m a drunk, and I don’t wear a scrap of make-up. Oh, and I have to sing My Way, because I’m always telling people that Frank Sinatra and I used to sing it in saloons when we had a bit to drink. Actually, that’s a bit of a challenge, so I’ve called on Tim Rice, the executive producer, for help with that.’

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The entire role seems to be a challenge. Why was she tempted to take it on? ‘Movies for people over 50 are very thin on the ground. And for the ones that do come along, there’s a long list of ladies whom I respect, and they’re going to be asked before I am.’ Her co-stars are Pauline Collins and Franco Nero. ‘It’s poignant, it’s funny and it’s sad,’ she says.

 ‘This is a woman who is beaten down by life. She’s at the end of her tether. It’s as if she’s had the first course and the second course of her meal, which were fine. And now she’s going onto the dessert and there’s nothing else to look forward to. It’s the end of the road and she has one lifeline which she discovers when she goes on a trip to find something... But I mustn’t spoil the story. I can bring things to the role that I can use. There have been times in my own life when I’ve felt I’ve been beaten down. My character, Helen, lets it get to her, but I’ve never let it get to me.’

 That’s something else people don’t realise about her, she says, as we sit relaxing on the beach at Cannes. ‘I’ve been through hell in my life in several ways. I’ve had two or three horrendous divorces. I had an absolutely ghastly two years when I was being sued by Random House publishers [for the return of a $1.2 million book advance] although I finally won. You see, I am a fighter.

‘There was a wonderful line I had to say in Dynasty that I always think of whenever people are trying to attack me. “Don’t mess with Alexis!” I repeat this to myself if trouble rears its ugly head. People are always coming out of the woodwork to try and attack you in some way or other.’

But the smile on her face shows she couldn’t be happier. And the man who has brought that into her life is her fifth husband, Percy Gibson, who she married in great style at London’s Claridge’s hotel in 2002. ‘This is my longest marriage,’ she says. ‘Twelve years. Twelve years a slave! That’s a joke, of course. We laugh a lot. Yes, this is the happiest time of my life because of my marriage with Percy – a wonderful marriage. But I’m not just sitting back happily crocheting and playing with the grandkids. There’s always some sort of problem that unexpectedly comes along. A relationship is something that needs air and water and feeding. You can’t take each other for granted.’

She admits, ‘There have been a lot of mistakes, but I’m like a phoenix and have risen from the ashes. Percy came at the right time in my life. I was ready for a really wonderful, caring man. Someone who not only cares about me but my family as well. I like to have a man in my life I can depend on. I’ve subconsciously always looked for that and I really hadn’t found it before. So I feel he’s my rock. And my family love him. That goes for my sister Jackie, my brother Bill, all my three children and the grandchildren adore him. Percy is the only one of my husbands who’s actually played with the children in the pool – and he enjoys it. Although he says he doesn’t know whether he would have done this if he had his own kids.’

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Every year, Joan and Percy spend the summer at her magnificent villa with its swimming pool and garden, high above St Tropez, with its view of unspoilt countryside stretching out towards the twinkling Mediterranean

She agrees it would have been enjoyable if she and Percy could have met a little earlier in their lives. Has she perhaps ever wished that they could have had a baby together? ‘Oh I’ve had enough kids – I have three. That’s already more than you’re supposed to have, especially in China!’

Every year, Joan and Percy spend the summer at her magnificent villa with its swimming pool and garden, high above St Tropez, with its view of unspoilt countryside stretching out towards the twinkling Mediterranean. Here they entertain Joan’s family and their closest friends, many of whom are from her world of showbusiness. Liza Minnelli once came to stay and didn’t leave for six weeks! But how do you tell a fellow star they’ve outstayed their welcome? Says Joan drolly, ‘I don’t know, but if you do, please share the secret with me. But I don’t bear grudges, life’s too short.’

Life at Chateau Joan is informal, but runs to her rules. The kitchen is out of bounds to guests. Food is prepared by two staff under Joan’s direction, and served from a buffet in an elegant dining room, with the seating plan drawn up by her, of course. After dinner there are games. ‘We play a game called the Salad Bowl Game because we use salad bowls to hold the names of famous people on slips of paper that the players draw out, and then have to mime until somebody guesses who it is. It’s a mixture of charades and a memory game. When Tracey Emin visited the last time she kept asking if we could play, but we were so busy chatting that we ran out of time.’

Joan herself doesn’t often cook. Her sister Jackie, an accomplished cook, said the only thing she can make is spaghetti Bolognese but pronounces it excellent. ‘I’ve never been accused of accessing a man’s heart through his stomach,’ Joan agrees, adding wickedly, ‘there are far more direct routes.’ But she adds, ‘Of course I can cook, many things. I did raise three children and three stepchildren, after all.’ When she and Percy have an evening in she might whip up a baked potato with caviar and sour cream, or maybe some sausages. That’s about it, because Percy likes her to take things easy. It’s not surprising that she admits she’s ‘high maintenance’.

‘You try keeping up with her,’ Percy tells me. ‘She has the most amazing energy.’ They met in 2000 when she was touring America in a play and Percy was the company manager. Now in addition to looking after their four homes – in London’s Belgravia, Los Angeles, New York and St Tropez – as well as handling their travelling arrangements (you’ll find her sitting up front in first class on her BA flights but she says, ‘It’s a myth that I have an entourage; it’s just Percy and me’), he directs her successful one-woman show, One Night With Joan, which she has taken around the world and which returns to London next month.

In it, she reminisces about the international stars she met in Hollywood, as well as taking questions from the audience. She has a fund of stories, of course. Marlon Brando ‘had animal magnetism, 100 per cent male’. Bette Davis, with whom she worked on 1955’s The Virgin Queen ‘terrified me. To put it mildly, she wasn’t very fond of pretty 20-year-olds, plus that rigid corset, shaven head and hideous ginger wig she wore must have put her in a terribly ratty mood.’ Tony Curtis was ‘a dreadful misogynist. He once called me a very bad word in front of the film crew because I wouldn’t ride to the set with him on a terribly dangerous truck.’

She remembers her first dinner with Elizabeth Taylor. ‘She told me I should always get a present from the director or producer on any movie or play I was doing – that way I’d remember them. I didn’t have her chutzpah, so I never took her advice. She was deliciously wicked that way.’

Paul Newman was one of her favourite men and of Warren Beatty, whom she nearly married, she says, ‘We see each other still, and he’s extremely friendly. The last time he took Percy to one side and told him, “I still love that woman.” He’s very sweet.’ And who was the best kisser? ‘My husband,’ says Joan.

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She also calls George Clooney ‘a most charming man’, and is delighted he’s getting married. ‘Good for him!’ And she’s outraged at the way Cliff Richard has been treated by the police and the BBC. ‘I know Cliff, and I’d find it hard to believe he’s done anything wrong. I don’t understand why his name was made public before a formal charge, or even an investigation, had taken place. For Cliff, it’s guilty until proven innocent in some people’s eyes.’

She knew the legendary Lauren Bacall, who died earlier this month, and her husband Humphrey Bogart, from the old Hollywood days. ‘We last met at a Royal Variety Show. I was wearing a fabulous, if slightly over the top, dress as was the fashion then, with large feathers on it. Just before I went on stage she called after me, “Love the feathers, JC!”’

Would she ever be photographed as starkly as Bacall was at the age of 88 with no make-up and grey hair scraped back from her face? ‘I don’t have grey hair. But I have done the no-make-up look a variety of times. I believe in glamour all the way but I would absolutely do it if the part called for it.’

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Harking back to the beginning of her Hollywood career, she recalls a story about the time she was deemed to be distinctly unglamorous. She’d won the lead in 1955’s The Girl In The Red Velvet Swing, a part originally meant for Marilyn Monroe. ‘I was 21 and I was to play the most beautiful girl in New York. Imagine! I turned up one day wearing jeans, a T-shirt and no make-up and the director, Richard Fleischer, was horrified. He said, “Oh my God – I can’t look at you. You look hideous.”’ Then he gave her a lecture on how the star of his big movie should appear at all times. ‘Full make-up, a nice dress and white gloves – otherwise you’ll never get anywhere in this business.’

‘I was completely shocked,’ recalls Joan. ‘But some of the other starlets said I did look a bit scruffy. I decided I’d better start smartening up my act.’ How did she feel about being described as a ‘starlet’ back then? ‘Fine, I was at the time.’ It was also at that time that she realised, ‘No one’s born glamorous, but practically anyone can develop glamour.’ Marilyn’s make-up man, Allan Snyder, taught her how to apply cosmetics and since then she’s believed a woman should never go out without foundation to protect her skin, and lipstick, which she considers the most crucial of cosmetics.

Today in the movie business there have been reports that some would-be young actresses have been told they must strip for a role in a scene and make it look as real as possible otherwise they won’t get the part. ‘That’s very sad,’ says Joan. ‘It’s happened to me too.’

She’s such a warm and funny person but I know some people say she prefers male company. ‘Not true. My best friends are all women and I relate much better to women than to men. Of course men do have their uses.’ She once said she believed women were more intelligent than men, does she stand by that? ‘Of course, try having men give birth.’ Does she feel more comfortable with gay men or straight men? ‘There are two kinds of people in the world – fridges and stoves. Fridges suck out the warmth, stoves give it out freely. Gay, straight, male, female – I like stoves.’

She clearly does get on with her sister Jackie, despite rumours to the contrary. ‘People will say what they will say,’ she says. ‘Jackie and I are great friends and love each other dearly.’ But she doesn’t go in for an overdisplay of affection. Preferring to be air-kissed – mwar!, mwar! – than kissed on the cheek, she says, ‘I do find men and some women tend to give crushing handshakes nowadays and I don’t think that’s necessary. A firm handshake is one thing, but a bone-crusher is aggressive. I was brought up to believe you don’t invade another person’s space and that shaking hands passes on germs. I hug all my close friends but there’s too much fake hugging and kissing in the world today.’

She certainly doesn’t like being touched by strangers. Once at London’s Le Caprice restaurant I was escorting her to a taxi when a man shot out from a nearby table, grabbed her wrist and exclaimed, ‘Joan, it’s me. Remember me? Harry.’ ‘I most certainly don’t, and will you please let go of my arm,’ she said, turning on her heels and heading for the exit.

As we relax with a glass of white wine in front of the Majestic Hotel, Percy comes over and tells her that an admirer wants to give her a piece of jewellery. ‘Well, I’m not Zsa Zsa Gabor, but a little bit of jewellery would be acceptable,’ she giggles. It was just along the coast that she was pictured recently dancing away with Percy at a party. ‘Fortunately those photos were quite good, which I can’t always say about photos I’ve had taken of me. But I’m never going to put my enjoyment secondary to whether I’m going to be photographed. I may regret it afterwards but I’d rather enjoy myself than worry.’

 

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Shirley MacLaine, Debbie Reynolds, Joan Collins and Elizabeth Taylor in These Old Broads, a two-hour comedy written by Carrie Fisher and Elaine Pope

It makes you wonder how she finds her energy. ‘I exercise every morning even though sometimes I hate it. I do Pilates as much as I can as I think it’s the best regime. I stretch a lot and use light weights for toning my arms. I mostly do half an hour a day. The human body is amazing. It gives out whatever you put into it.’ She has her own beauty range, Joan Collins Timeless Beauty, which has been a bestseller. ‘I’m no chemist but I was at the ground level talking to the development team about what I was after and what I thought works. I poured my lifetime of beauty experience into it and tested every element from its inception to the finished product.’

After her warts-and-all film The Time Of Their Lives, she’ll revert back to a more characteristically glamorous role in a US-made TV series, The Royals, in which she plays the Grand Duchess of Oxford, mother of Queen Helena (Elizabeth Hurley). She says she won’t retire because she enjoys working too much. ‘I wrote a book called Passion For Life and that’s what I have, a passion for life. We should all grab it.

‘I read an article in which American actor Bryan Cranston said he did five seasons of Breaking Bad and he never has to work again. I thought, “How lucky for you.” I did nine seasons of Dynasty but I never made enough money to never have to work again. That’s the way things have changed in this business. I’m very good at making money. I’m very good at spending money. But I’m very bad with the bit in between, like investments.’

How does she feel, though, about being described as a national treasure? ‘Handle with care,’ says Joan. 

One Night With Joan is at the Leicester Square Theatre, London, 12 & 13 September, leicestersquare theatre.ticketsolve.com, tel: 08448 733433. The Joan Collins Timeless Beauty range is available at WWW.JOANCOLLINSBEAUTY.COM   Urban Retreat at Harrods WWW.URBANRETREAT.CO.UK  and QVCUK (www.qvcuk.com).

PRESS UPDATE : THE DAILY MAIL .. WEEKEND MAGAZINE .. AUGUST 30TH 2014..

Joan features on the cover of todays issue of 'Weekend' magazine inside The Daily Mail.. Here is a look at the fabulous cover...

PRESS UPDATE : SCOPE FEATURES ... AUGUST 29TH 2014..

GLAMOUR QUEEN JOAN COLLINS LIVES THE FABULOUS LIFE IN HER WEST HOLLYWOOD LAIR

29/08/2014 

Her alter-ego Alexis Colby would not be seen dead living in anything smaller than a mansion.

But Joan Collins is in love with her two-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath west Hollywood apartment.

” I one had the biggest house on  the Cabrillo Drive in Beverly Hills.  Been there. Done that! “

Joan’s now all about downsizing – and besides, her place is as elegant as any Dynasty Set.    ” It’s modern and eclectic, yet cozy and glamorous.  It’s tasteful and extremely  comfortable.”

Glitz comes a distant second to homey these days for legendary Joan, who moves often to  ” follow the sun ” – from her London apartment, to her house in the south of France, to this bright 2,000 square-foot  high-rise pad.   

” A home has to be comfortable ‘ she insists, rejecting ” those stark, modern dining acts where the seats are so hard to sit in and the sofas tend to be so uncomfortable, all in the name of style.”

Still, don’t think that Joan’s taste is anything less than  “fabulous”, to us one of her favourite words.

Her dining room. anchored by a gorgeous glass table above marble tile, would the envy of the trendiest eater.  Four-star hotel could take a lesson from her bedroom, which is trimmed in velvet walls, and silk bedding matches the turquoise decor.

Her art collection, including an Andy Warhol portrait, would put some galleries to shame.    Best yet, all the luxury is set off against  the backdrop of a stunning 90-degree view, ” that’s quite extraordinary for L.A. ” Joan boasts.  ” When it’s clear I can see all the to Malibu and the mountains.”

In fact, the view and the building’s locale were originally more of a draw when she bought the apartment 10 years ago.

” It was horribly furnished, ” she recalls with a laugh. ” But I have a very good imagination.

She annexed a third of the living room to create an  office  and guest house for her children when the visit.

Of course, it would help if Joan and her husband of 12 years, Percy Gibson, were around more often to be visited.

Thanks to her work on her Joan Collins Timeless Beauty cosmetics line and a travelling one-woman show set to hit  Las Vegas in November, the star is often taking  her glamour on the road.

“  Since I travel so much, I love that I can just turn the key, go away and don’t have to worry about it.  the apartment takes care of itself.”

 Amid her 18th century statues, ” we have small dinners, Occasionally, we have about 20 people over  for a buffet, but in L.A. I like to entertain in restaurants,” said Joan.

” I’m not really a kitchen person,” Joan admits, ” but it’s a lovely kitchen.”

” I’m always changing and redecorating. To live, I think you have to move around.”

” The big bedroom is great. I love the turquoise accents.   And I spend a lot of time there on the bed!, the actress jokes.

” My little office doubles as a guest room. I’ve written 16 books, but I tend to write on the terrace or in the living room.”

” What makes a house a home is the ambience, plus little touches like flowers, cushions and photos.”

Joan's original Andy Warhol portrait is ” amazing ” .   ” He did not do many people so I am in rather illustrious company.”

”When it’s sunny, as it is most of the time in L.A., I’ll have my coffee outside.”

” My mementos tend to get spread out all over the globe, so I have reminders in all of my places.”

Joan has collected art from around the world, some accented by the animal prints she loves.

Joan play The South Point Hotel Casino Showroom Las Vegas from November 28th to 30th 2014 ..

PHOTO OF THE DAY : SENSATIONAL SISTERS ARE STILL ADORABLE BABES!

In relation to the Express article featuring Joan's throwback Thursday pic.. Here is the adorable Joan & Jackie in this rare photo of both of them as children...

PRESS UPDATE : THE EXPRESS ... AUGUST 28TH 2014..

By: Stephanie Takyi

Published: Thu, August 28, 2014

Joan Collins tweeted an old school flashback picture of herself with her classmates[GETTY/TWITTER]

In a special ode to Throwback Thursday, which involves members of social networking website Twitter posting up pictures from their past, she posted up a picture of her in primary school.
The black and white snap sees the screen legend, who has appeared in more than 55 feature films, sitting among her girl classmates at Hereford House in Ilfracome.
"Me at school in the dark ages #throwbackthursday - anyone recognise anyone else in this picture?, she captioned the photo.
Unfortunately Joan didn't point out to her legions of fans where she's situated in the snap.

The star who is known for her famous role as Alexis Carrington Colby in 1980s soap Dynasty is set to return to TV in a forthcoming E! show 'The Royals'.
Collins will be playing Queen Helena's (Liz Hurley) mum the Grand Duchess of Oxford in the fictional monarchy drama.
The reality scripted drama will see the fake monarchs trying to attempt to master the art of living the royal life in modern-day London where social media is just a click away.
In a promo shoot for the show Joan is seen looking regal in purple dress as she sits alongs her daughter Queen Helena and her rebellious granddaughter Princess Eleanor.

Joan will be playing the Grand Duchess of Oxford in the fictional monarch drama [E!]

Liz Hurley has promised viewers will not be disappointed with 'The Royals' as there will be a lot of "drama and glamour".
She said: "You need to want to see drama and heightened stuff and a lot of glamour. If that's your bag, you might get lucky."
The Royals is set to premiere in 2015.

PHOTO OF THE DAY : JOAN'S RIGHT REGAL ROLE!

Joan is at home on set of the new E! Channel series 'The Royals' in this exclusive shot.. Here with co-stars Elizabeth Hurley & Alexandra Parke.. The series premieres in 2015..

PHOTO OF THE DAY : JOAN HAS MORE THAN ONE STRING TO HER BOW!

Joan has the cupid look in this shot taken for 'Interview Magazine' in 1984...

PHOTO OF THE DAY : JOAN IS NOT QUITE READY FOR HER CLOSE UP!

Here is another sensational shot from the latest issue of 'Vogue Espana' featuring a 14 page interview with Joan..

EVENT ALERT : A NIGHT WITH JOAN COLLINS .. SOUTH POINT HOTEL & CASINO .. LAS VEGAS.. NOVEMBER 28TH THROUGH 30TH 2014..

Joan Collins November 28-30, 2014 • 7:30 pm $50/$45/$40 Get Tickets Now Golden Globe winner and Emmy-nominee Joan Collins shares the stories and secrets of her celebrated life and career as one of the world’s most glamorous and intriguing personalities in her internationally acclaimed and hilarious one-woman show. Multi-award winning Joan Collins became a superstar playing Alexis Carrington Colby in television’s “Dynasty.” She is an icon with a career spanning five decades of appearances on the stage and screen. As an author, her books have sold more than 50 million copies worldwide. Join Joan for a night of wit, rarely seen film clips, and juicy anecdotes of the stars she’s worked with over the years. On stage! In person! Audiences get the opportunity to spend “A Night with Joan.” Produced in association with Mark Rozzano Productions. “In a word: FAAABULOUS!”- New York Times “Riveting... endearing... a terrific storyteller”- London Sunday Times “Funny and poignant”- Australian Telegraph

VIDEO UPDATE : TIMELESS LAUNCH ...

This wonderful video was used to launch 'Timeless Beauty' and features various ladies getting the opportunity to try out Joan's wonderful new range of beauty products.. Joan will be back on QVC UK on September 10th & 11th with 'Timeless Beauty'...

PHOTO OF THE DAY : IT'S IN VOGUE TO RAISE A GLASS WITH JOAN!

Had lots of messages regarding Joan's latest 'Vogue' spread, so decided to feature another wonderful shot...

PHOTO OF THE DAY : GLAMOUR IS ALWAYS IN VOGUE FOR JOAN!

Here is another fabulous shot from the latest issue of 'Spanish Vogue', featuring a 14 page interview and spread with Joan... 

PRESS UPDATE : BELFAST TELEGRAPH .. AUGUST 22ND 2014..

Joan Collins only shows off her arms when she is rocking a sun tan.

The star has her own range of make-up and products called Timeless Beauty but also enjoys creating clothes. She is often seen in her own pieces, such as a white sequinned dress she wore during a night out recently. For Joan, coming up with her own range is good because it helps her always look her best.

"Clothes are a passion of mine and I enjoy designing them," she told British magazine Hello!

"In the winter I tend to keep my arms covered but when I'm tanned I can get away with sleeveless. I've learned what suits me, what parts of my body to 'play up' and I hope I get the right balance of looking groomed and elegant without straying into 'mutton' territory."

Joan has always done her own make-up as she believes she knows what suits her better than professional artists.

She also tackles her hair alone, preferring not to make too much of a fuss of her locks. That means occasionally when she's seen out and about not everything is as it seems.

"I don't spend hours getting ready for a night out. I take minimal time with my hair, allowing it to dry naturally or, often, opting for one of my wigs," she revealed. "Women make so much effort with their hair, blow-drying it, teasing it, lacquering it. But whenever I do that, I usually get hit by a great gust of wind. You can buy some amazing wigs these days."

See WWW.JOANCOLLINSBEAUTY.COM  http://www.joancollinswigs.co.uk/

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PRESS UPDATE : VOGUE SPAIN.. SEPTEMBER 2014..

Joan is featured in the latest issue of Spanish Vogue, with a 14 pages interview and some stunning new shots... Thanks to Sara from Vogue2ya for sharing this issue..

EVENT ALERT : A NIGHT WITH JOAN COLLINS ... SOUTH POINT CASINO.. LAS VEGAS .. NOVEMBER 28TH TO 30TH 2014 ..

Delighted to announce that Joan will light up the Las Vegas Strip this coming Thanksgiving Weekend, with her worldwide smash hit show ' A Night With Joan Collins'.. For three exclusive performances in the Showroom at The South Point Hotel & Casino

from Friday November 28th to Sunday November 30th... Tickets on sale now!  See the following link...
http://www.southpointcasino.com/entertainment/entertainers/joan-collins.php

PRESS UPDATE : HELLO! MAGAZINE .. ISSUE AUGUST 25TH 2014 ..

Joan is featured in a 3 page article in the latest issue of 'Hello!' magazine out now! Here is a look at the feature...

EVENT ALERT : ONE NIGHT WITH JOAN ...LEICESTER SQUARE THEATRE .. SEPTEMBER 12TH & 13TH 2014..

Check out the poster for Joan's Sept shows at London's Leicester Square Theatre, featuring this fabulous shot by Fadil Berisha. Book your tickets here....
http://leicestersquaretheatre.ticketsolve.com/shows/873518608/events

CAMPAIGN ALERT! TIMELESS BEAUTY.. THE QVC CUSTOMER BEAUTY AWARDS 2014.. VOTE NOW!!

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Voting for The QVC Customer Beauty Awards are now underway and delighted to report that Joan's fabulous range of beauty products are shortlisted in two categories..

The Best New Brand category 'Timeless Beauty' is nominated.

The Best Foundation category 'Joan Collins First Base Foundation.

So everyone please go to the link and vote now for Joan's 'Timeless' products!!

 

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