ELLE France has an interview with Elizabeth Jaegger, the new Lancôme girl, and all the clichés about celebrity-daughter-turned-model-or-actress-or-whatever are in.

Some quotes:
* "The press publishes only bullshit"
* "Besides Janelle, my best friend, all the models I know are stupid"
* "I don't have any Beatles record, are you out of your mind?"
* "I don't care what people think of me"
* "ELLE is my preferred magazine because it's for normal women"
* "I'm filming right now a short movie with an American director in NYC, his name escapes me right now but he's a genius".
And so on and on.

When the Lancôme PR girl tries to interfere, forget it, it gets really funny. The interview was arranged by Lancôme, who possibly payed for the pictures as well, but Jaegger keeps complaining about the cosmetics company.

The best thing in the article is indeed the portfolio, photographed by Brigitte Lacombe. A lot of editors liked Lacombe, but when the minimalist wave was over she suddenly disappeared a bit. She proves here in a series of close-up pics she still has it. I especially like the one above (I've uploaded a bigger version here), it's an homage to the classic Mick Jaegger portrait, and yet has a hint of the chic-porn wave.