LOS ANGELES--When women get behind the camera, they’re a force to be reckoned with--armed with voices to be heard and stories to tell. Over the last few years, the brazen ladies over at Glamour have championed a cause called "Reel Moments" to not only inspire more stories about women on the big screen, but to also push our favorite leading ladies (Demi Moore and Jennifer Aniston have been past participants) to take hold of the director’s chair and steer their cinematic talents behind the camera for a change. On Monday afternoon, Glamour and Clarisonic hosted a ladies luncheon at the Soho House in LA to allow this year’s Reel Moments directors Zoe Saldana, Eva Longoria and Olivia Wilde to chat about their directorial debuts. They confessed to everything from a need to please to the shock/pleasure of not having to sit through hair and makeup. “I'm naturally bossy, so I felt right at home. We had to move fast and think on our feet—which comes quite naturally as a woman--but trust me, I was afraid of disappointing,” Eva Longoria said.

• By Fashionista
  Oct 25, 2011