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Yes. We knew it would be back.?

It is interesting how she is wearing almost the same outfit as you, but with vertical lines instead of horizontal. She is exquisitely beautiful, but honestly it’s more about luck than about what she does. She could do everything “wrong” and still be beautiful.
I am not so sure about her elixirs and such, especially since if you ask anybody who has been to med school they will tell you the pH thing is bogus. On the other hand, I am trying to convince an adolescent that beauty comes from within, comes from a 1000 watt smile, comes from being healthy. That it isn’t about being a certain weight but about being healthy and happy. And Elle does embody that.

I really agree about the supplements. She’s a real businesswoman and how perfect of her to say you can continue your lifestyle, just buy her elixirs. I won’t be drinking any green juices. I know I just need to eat less sugar. I used to do her workout video with Karen Voigt at home. I’d love to try that video again!

She always looks beautiful! A true supermodel. :)

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short hair! short hair! :-)

Is it funny that my first thought was that Garance looks so beautiful and relaxed. Your look even more stunning than Elle. I love your outfit too. True beauty does radiate from within once you figure out how to just be.

Hello the studio !
For your information, for a few days no article is published in French, is that normal ?
Happy holidays to everyone !
Xx

She looks so flawless..such a gorgeous lady!

Lena – http://zoyaandme.com.

Great interview! I’m really loving your podcasts, which I listen to in the car when I’m driving to a location or wherever.
I think you are the only blogger who really offers this kind of glimpse into people’s lives in a way that is inspiring and totally down to earth. After all, we are all just people, celebrity or not.
Looking forward to more…
Thank you!

Colleen
http://www.blushandbeyond.com

Chouette j’aime bien le message. Je suis totalement d’accord sur la motivation et l’étincelle intérieure qui se voit q l’extérieur. Sinon elle n’a vraiment pas changé ou presque pas. Mais quel est son vrai secret?

Wow lucky you, I love this woman !

I totally had the same reaction as Jayne. There were a lot of times throughout the interview that I felt I was listening to an advert. Also, the notion that wellness is a luxury, to be quite frank, is morally reprehensible. It is something that is vital for every human being and does not require the purchase of overpriced well-branded supplements to achieve: it’s about mind-set, sleep, whole foods, mindfulness about how your body feels and functions at its best (which is different for everyone).

I liked how Garance tried to steer the conversation into broader questions, but the thing is, what I like the most about your podcasts and blogs is this wonderful honesty and vulnerablity. While I truly admire Elle McPherson for what she has achieved, in the interview we were presented with her ‘perfect’ public image, a brand more than a person. My favorite interviews have been with people who you’ve introduced your audience and we have learnt about and from them, rather than the guest using your platform & reach to sell their product.

Garance, you actually don’t need the shine of the super stars who are trying to sell your audience a product. What you do and the real conversations you have are so much more interesting, inspiring and thought provoking! Remember they need you more than you need them – guard your brand and your podcast, because what you have achieved so far is truly amazing and inspiring. I am not saying don’t evolve and change, that is vital to do, but you have created a brand of your own which millions of women are responding to because of your frankness and honesty (in many ways, it still is ‘a girl like me’) and other companies are now wanting to be associated with your brand and leverage of it. Guard it like the beautiful treasure that it is.

Yes, I agree with the other comments. I found it offensive to speak in a comfortable and supposedly personal session like this podcast and have such an air of snobbery; there was such a separation from real society and real people. Talking about having balance, drinking wine and living life to then drinking $250 elixir, 3 liters of water, hours of exercise and utilizing every holistic support system available is not balance. It would be refreshing if she said ‘I am paid to spend time on by body and therefore do.’ She just sounded like she was reading from a piece of paper that she kept coming back to, how many times can one person say curated when it comes to green powder? Garance, I understand you get speakers who perhaps are advertising something. There is a level of understanding about this (although not desirable) from your pretty aware audience; we understand how blogs work. Gwenyth and her Goop products a few weeks ago for example. Maybe Gwenyth and others are just better actors who can get away with advertising their wares in a more subtle way.