Mgido makes Marie Claire

Bruce Ndlovu
As if partying and working with A-list Hollywood stars is not enough, Zimbabwea��s Jackie Mgido is this month featured on glamorous womena��s international fashion magazine, Marie Claire.

Mgido has over the past few years been a shining light for the country behind the scenes in Hollywood, where she has been the woman responsible for making celebrities like Snoop Dogg, Tom Cruise and Jordin Sparks look good for the camera.

Her popularity in Hollywood celebrity circles however, has probably been eclipsed by the popularity of her Vault Cosmetics brand, which has seen women flock to get a�?vaulteda�? at various branches across the country.

The brand, whose face is former Big Brother Africa winner Delish Mathews, has also launched in the United Kingdom and South Africa while plans are also afoot to do the same in Australia.

This montha��s edition of Marie Claire features gossip girl star Black Lively on the cover, while inside Mgido is roped in to illustrate her beauty and make-up advice for women because of her extensive experience in the field.

Mgido did not miss the chance to also advertise her Vault brand to the world.

a�?I always wear one of my Vault lip stains. The colour lasts forever. And everyone needs blush. When you are tired blush a�� thata��s it. You instantly look better,a�? she advises in the piece.

To illustrate how big Marie Clairea��s reach is, each edition of the magazine is estimated to sell a million copies in the US alone.

First published in France in 1937, various editions are published in many countries and languages. The United States edition focuses on women around the world and several global issues. Marie Claire magazine also covers health, beauty, and fashion topics.

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