Made-Up

Made-Up offers a poetic, feminist exploration of beauty culture and consumerism, as Daphné B. reflects on her personal obsession with makeup and online influence. Blending confession with essay, the book examines how beauty standards and societal influences shape identity, drawing insights from celebrities, poets, and philosophers. Originally a cult hit in Quebec, the translated edition captures its lively, provocative spirit, inviting readers to consider the complex relationship between self-image and politics.