MILAN — Surely walking into a room filled with oversize photos of one’s own face is enough to send a shiver down any spine.
But Salma Hayek, the calm eye at the center of a storm of flashbulbs at a second-floor gallery at 10 Corso Como, the Milanese concept store, was unfazed. “You know, I don’t get to see the pictures,” she pointed out with a throaty laugh, “because they stand me in front of the pictures and take pictures.”
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