1405: Burying the Hatchet (1)

Burying the Hatchet (1)

In other words, she was disdainful of her low celebrity rating.1

Yun Shishi's guess was right.

The stylist's unwillingness to work with her was wholly the reason for her hostility.

The newly debuted artist could not even be considered a celebrity.

Even though she was phenomenally popular on Weibo for a period following the production team's hype for her, she had no substantial reputation.

The celebrity rating was, after all, measured by one's net worth and not how popular they were on Weibo.

Bluntly put, one's popularity on that platform was useless if the person could not do well in the industry itself.

Given her current five-figure remuneration, she might even have to come up with her resources if she were in a bigger production team.

Andy was filled with much disdain when she received this job.

No way would she work with a low-ranking artist!

Her colleagues laughed at her behind her back for some time, and many even scoffed at her for being assigned to work with a nameless artist.

Given the actress's status, she would never have the chance to do an exclusive interview with Bazaar if not for Qin Zhou using his accumulated resources while working as Gu Xingze's manager.

The chief editor then arranged for the stylist to work with her.

The interview was already set even if she refused the job; this had left her beyond infuriated.

After all, as the chief stylist of Bazaar Fashion, she worked with only the hottest movie stars and famous carpet stars. Who was Yun Shishi when compared to them?

Despite being the female lead in Lin Fengtian's newest movie, it had yet to be shown on screen as the filming had just ended and was only entering its post-production stage. Furthermore, its box-office success remained undetermined.

That was none of her concern, though.

What she cared about was the artist's inattention to fashion!

The woman was clearly insulting her by dressing so shabbily for a Bazaar interview!

In the fashion world, many stylists or makeup artists were proud by nature.

Big-name stylists, such as her, were even more so.

In the past, some celebrities would even apply three thick layers of foundation to their faces before dressing up exquisitely for their Bazaar exclusive interview.

Look at this actress.

A plain dress. A knitted sweater. Her black hair scattering all over her shoulders. Her outfit was way too much of an understatement.

Andy felt utterly revolted by her outfit.

Hence, she was bent on making things difficult for her.

The exasperated actress then quietly apologized, "I'm sorry that you have to work with an unknown artist like me. It must be hard on you."

Despite the bitterness in her words, she actually optimistically deprecated herself!

The stylist was practically flabbergasted by her reply.

She thought for sure that the artist would be infuriated with how she had humiliated her.

In the end, the latter did not show anger or refute her at all. She actually went along with what she had said and spouted such self-deprecating words.

Her anger deflated at once.

What else could she say to that?

As such, she coldly questioned, "Have you applied base makeup on your face?"

"Nope," Yun Shishi responded. "I just had my lunch."

Andy: "…"

She seemed to have encountered a weirdo.

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