Rites of beauty: Francesca Versace Heir to the Versace fortune explains to Sonia Juttla that her skincare came from the fridge. As a young girl I never wore make-up, but I was frequently surrounded by it. I'd sit backstage at the Versace catwalk shows, watching all of the models having their faces done. I was captivated by the way their lips were painted with amazing oranges, pinks and reds. The models would say to me, 'Darling, come here, I put some lipstick on you.' Naomi Campbell would pass me a lip-gloss every now and again. Rites of beauty: Tallulah Harlech It was so flashy and loud backstage, and I learnt so much about cosmetics. But I didn't use any of it, because my mother wanted to teach me proper skincare first. She would insist upon me moisturising my face heavily, every day. We'd go to the supermarket weekly and buy Greek yogurt so that every afternoon when I came home from school we could sit in our kitchen, drinking tea with yogurt on our faces. She taught me all the basics of skincare, so that as I got older I could put into practice the tips the models and make-up artists shared with me as a girl. See more beauty news