Quote by Heidi Klum

In this job an illusion of beauty is sold which doesn't really exist like that. It's like a work of art, an act. I cry in front of the camera but am not really sad. I've just come from a job, am made-up and made to look beautiful with fantastic clothes and hair and nails all done.

In this job an illusion of beauty is sold which doesn't real

Summary

This quote emphasizes the deceptive nature of certain professions, particularly those related to the beauty industry or entertainment world. It suggests that what appears to be real and genuine is often just an illusion or a performance. The speaker describes their ability to evoke emotions such as sadness in front of the camera, showcasing their acting prowess. Furthermore, they highlight the transformation they undergo through makeup, styling, and luxurious outfits, emphasizing the artificiality of their appearance. Ultimately, this quote challenges the idea of beauty as a true reflection of reality, revealing the constructed nature of the industry's standards.

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