In a new commercial for her own range of lipsticks with Rimmel London, Kate Moss lets you in on why exactly it rocks to be a supermodel.

After waking up in a bed with three other models, Moss crashes a music video shoot with The Vaccines (where she naturally performs a guitar solo), jumps around in nothing but red panties, escapes on a helicopter, and looks fabulous the whole time.

Her lipstick collection, which launches at Boots in the UK on September 7, comprises seven colors ranging from red to plum.

Following in the footsteps of fellow fashion brands like Tom Ford and Burberry that have also extended their beauty ranges recently, the Italian designers are readying more products for their offering this fall, reports Women’s Wear Daily.

In addition to their Animalier face bronzer, which launched earlier this year, fans of Dolce & Gabbana will be able to shop Perfect Finish Creamy Foundation (15 shades, $55 each) and Passion Duo Gloss Fusion Lipstick (20 shades, $34).

“A woman who applies makeup is doing a very sensual act that captures the attention,” Domenico Dolce told WWD.

In a brand new ad, Kate Winslet writhes on the floor, only scarcely covered by a satin sheet, to promote Lancôme‘s L’Absolu Nu lipsticks.

Winslet, who recently debuted a peroxide blond pixie cut in British Vogue, is still sporting her signature soft locks in the ad, which was shot by Mario Testino.

Actresses are seemingly less and less prudish in their beauty ads: just recently, Italian luxury house Bulgari released a campaign fronted by an almost nude Kirsten Dunst for its new fragrance Mon Jasmin Noir.

On Janaury 13, L’Oréal Paris announced the latest star to appear in ads for the cosmetic giant: No Doubt front woman Gwen Stefani.

“I can’t believe I get to be one of the L’Oréal Paris girls,” the singer told US-based celebrity magazine People.

“I love playing dress up, on stage or shooting videos, it’s always been one of my favorite parts of being in a band.”

A new luxury magazine, titled Exhibition, will be hitting newstands worldwide on January 25. The mission of Exhibition is to showcase one particular object or product in-depth for its single edition out yearly.

The first theme for the glossy magazine’s debut edition is lipstick. “The lipstick is a commercial object yet full of symbols and symbolism”.

“It is iconic, timeless, intimate and generates plenty of fantasies,” Exhibition editor in chief Jean-Christophe Husson told Women’s Wear Daily.

You have had a sneak peek at Vanessa Paradis’ new ad campaign for Rouge Coco Chanel lipstick, now take a look at the commercial.

The television clip was directed by Jean-Baptiste Mondino, and it features Paradis applying lipstick in front of a mirror while she whistles the song “Daydream” by ’60s band “The Lovin’ Spoonful”.

Rouge Coco will be released in 30 shades, each being named after a defining detail in Coco Chanel’s existence (Camelia, Mademoiselle, Paris).