Doe: The Queen Of Unicorns

This woman entrepreneur has created a line of bright and innovative makeup that is for the woman that is unapologetic. Doe Deere is the perfect representative for this type of makeup company. Beginnings Doe Deere started Lime Crime back in 2008. She created this innovative makeup line out of a personal need.

Doe Deere is the glamorous CEO and founder of Lime Crime Cosmetics. Deere is one busy executive that stands out in a crowd with her wild pastel colored hair and unique way of dressing. Many wonder about Doe Deere. What is her secret to looking great and attaining such wonderful success with her makeup line. Well, the self proclaimed unicorn queen explained it all in a recent article. Her firm belief is that people should not listen to someone that is out of touch with the mainstream world. Indeed, most people behind those fashion magazines are out of touch with everyday people. Instead, Deere believes that people should do their own thing. In other words, ignore fashion rules and dress the way that you feel.

Doe's love for experimenting with different makeups is one of the reasons she decided to create the Lime Crime Makeup

At first glance, Doe Deere does not look like your typical CEO. Her hair is a very revealing pastel color. Her makeup is bold, dazzling, and sparks the imagination. You will probably never find Deere wearing anything that is drab or boring. Still, this young woman is a very successful entrepreneur and the founder of Lime Crime Cosmetics Company. The Russian born beauty is also a big supporter of other women entrepreneurs. In addition, Deere would like to share her beginnings with others to inspire those that are thinking about starting their own little venture.

The Hunt of the Unicorn (1495-1505), also know as The Unicorn Tapestry, is a series of seven tapestries depicting the hunt, capture, and killing of a unicorn. Because each tapestry is different their size varies, ranging from 368 x 378 cm. to 368 x 261 cm. Through out the series of tapestries, the colors of the tapestry are vivid and rich despite their age. Woven from silk and metallic threads, the colors range from blood red to hunter green to pale blue and ivory. No space is wasted or devoid of embellishment. Vegetation surrounds the figures of animals and humans alike, reaching to the ends of the fabric. No matter the conflicting seasonality of the fruit or flower, every plant and tree is seen at their peek, in full bloom. The men of hunting party are dressed in their finest clothes, perhaps unsuitable for the task at hand. The dogs are shown in vigorous action leaping at or away from the unicorn, and are always seen frozen in a moment of activity.

She knows that she is best suited to carrying out the vision she has for her products. This drives her to take the time to stand in front of the camera marketing every article of clothing and tube of makeup that hits the shelves. Those who wear Doe's products have named themselves the unicorns after the bright colors that unicorns and her fashion line both contain.

Doe Deere is the well-known Lime Crime CEO. Lime Crime is a successful makeup company that appeals to women that like whimsical makeup colors that match their moods. Doe Deere is a very opinionated person, and she has plenty to say about today's fashion. For example, she believes that the average woman is afraid to follow her own fashion sense. Most women read all the fashion magazines and follow their suggestions. Of course, they all basically hand out the same old tired suggestions. Instead, Doe Deere believes that women should ignore those outdated fashion rules. In other words, try breaking a few fashion rules. This is a form of self expression and creativity.

Like all fairytales, Rapunzel has a history that extends far earlier than the 1800s when it first transcribed by brothers Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. However, Rapunzel is a tale that continues to be re-written and re-interpreted even today. From the 1970s with the feminist revitalization of fairy tales to the early 2010s with Disney’s Tangled (2010), this timeless tale continues to engage its listeners. In 2015, Katie Kapurch of Texas State University revisited Rapunzel with an eye on its more recent modernizations. By starting with Anne Sexton’s poem “Rapunzel” from her 1971 collection Transformations, Kapurch analyzed the lesbian elements of the tale in order to examine the 21st century Tumblr culture that “ships” Tangled’s Rapunzel with Brave’s (2012) Merida.

Certainly, only a confident person is able to thumb their nose at traditional beauty and fashion rules. Doe Deere is one very confident woman that believes in living by your own rules. The pastel haired unicorn queen has established a very successful cosmetic company by following her own rules too. The name of the company is Lime Crime. The Lime Crime CEO is all about originality and following your own path. Her makeup line features colors that are very whimsical and almost magical. Her goal was to reach women that desired a bold makeup that promoted their creative side.

Over the last few years, Doe Deere has made quite a name for herself. She is the founder of Lime Crime cosmetic company. Her whimsical colors hit a very high note with the modern day woman. The modern day woman is not afraid to express herself with colors that are out of the ordinary. Doe Deere's line of products certainly fit that ideal. Doe Deere is not afraid to express the way she feels about fashion, cosmetics, and life in general. She believes that women should stop following traditional rules and be bold. Boldness allows women to break the standard rules surrounding fashion and beauty.

Doe Deere is the founder of popular makeup brand Lime Crime. According to an excerpt published in Limecrime.com, the Russian born makeup icon established the company in 2008 and went on to launch her popular Limecrime lipsticks brand the following year. Limecrime lipstick brand was the first entity in the market to introduce clear-cut and radical lip colors. The selection includes Velvetines and the liquid to matte lipstick. All products manufactured by Limecrime are cruelty free and meet Vegan

In analysis of the character, Duena Alfonsa, in the novel All the Pretty Horses by Cormac McCarthy, facets of her character are clearly revealed. From her physical deformity to her feelings of her father keeping her exiled in her own country, seventy-two year old Alfonsa is filled with a lifetime of complex situations. Her character was consistent and motivational in wisdom and provided greatness in her role in the novel. She is a grandaunt and godmother of Alejandra, a young teenager still in school. The Duena, one could say, is the "Godfather" of the novel. She literally "goes to the mattresses" in protecting her grandniece from a man.

Beginning with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1937, Disney princesses have captured the attention of pre-adolescent children and are an integral part of American culture. Classic princesses such as Snow White and Cinderella are still earning profits for the Walt Disney Company to date, and gross profit of Disney princess films has increased. Disney Consumer Products and the Disney Princess franchise have created an array of products for all ages, and a number of classic films have been transitioned into live-action versions. With high success in films and merchandising, Disney princesses have found their way into American homes and inspired young girls to fantasize about their own futures. As a response to feminist statements against

How did the unicorn help redeem her kind? Redemption in history has always had to pay a price. Therefore, without sacrifice there is no redemption. In this novel, The Last Unicorn by Peter .S. Beagle, the unicorn sacrificed her life to redeem the other unicorns.

In the Last Unicorn, once the unicorn learns that she is the last of her kind and leaves the safety of her forest to search for the others. While in isolation, the unicorn lacks the experience of emotions that carry the wisdom she needs to save the unicorns from King Haggard and the Red Bull. As a unicorn, she cannot feel love and never “can never regret” (Beagle 55), but she fears the Red Bull who tries to herd her into the sea. However, it is not only her lack of emotions that make her weak in the beginning but her failure to control her fear and challenge the Bull weakens her character. During the first confrontation of the Bull, “the moment the unicorn faced him, frozen as wave about to break. Then the light of her horn went out, and she turned and fled” (Beagle 113). Characters need a stereotype baseline to grow from, and in this case, the unicorn becomes a damsel in distress saved by Schmendrick the Magician by transforming her into a human. A character needs to experience a moment of weakness in order to grow as a character and be strong enough to challenge the powerful villains. Her fear adds another dimension to her because the readers know that she is not impervious to failure even though she is a magical creature much greater than man. This confrontation with the bull provokes the growth of the unicorn because as a mortal, she will experience the emotions necessary to be strong enough to conquer King Haggard and his Red Bull. The initial confrontation serves to