OHMYGOSSIP — Harry Styles wanted to return to the ‘psychedelic Sixties’ for his collaboration with Mick Fleetwood.
The 28-year-old popstar – who launched his beauty line Pleasing at the end of 2021 – enlisted Fleetwood Mac legend Mick, 74, as the face of second edit and the collaboration came about through a “personal conversation” conversation with designer Steven Stokey-Daley.
Steven told GQ: “Dressing Mick Fleetwood came about through a personal conversation between myself, [stylist] Harry Lambert and Harry Styles. They gave me a preview of the products that have just released and they asked if I’d be up for designing a unique look for him – they had a very clear idea of what they wanted. For Harry this collaboration was all about the return to the psychedelic Sixties era.”
The SS Daley founder, 26 – who first collaborated with the ‘Watermelon Sugar’ hitmaker back on his first edit for the line which consisted of a range of serums, lip balms and nail polishes – explained that he had been influenced by “very British” designs and the “eccentric” nature of furniture created by David Hicks’.
He added: “I was thinking about how I could apply what I do with SS Daley to that concept. Recently I’ve been really obsessed with David Hicks’ interiors – they’re extremely British, and very influenced by the Sixties and Seventies, which fits with the vibe Harry wanted. Hicks uses a lot of in-your-face zebra print rugs and carpets, and so I applied the aesthetics of his eccentric furniture to the outfit.”
For the latest edit, Steven has dressed Mick in a zebra print purple “pyjama-esque” outfit and the menswear designer joked he has a “thing” for dressing the “older British gentleman” in nightwear.
He said: “The zebra is purposely blown up big and is consciously skewed. In turn it could be seen as a psychedelic optical art print, again fitting in with the vibe Harry Styles wanted to achieve,” he explains. “At the time I was doing my AW/22 collection, which was based on the concept of inside-outside living, and this influenced the pyjama-esque outfit I created for Mick.
Rather subconsciously I have a thing for dressing British gentlemen in silk robes and pyjamas. We did it with Ian McKellen at the end of 2021, and now we’ve done it with Mick. Who’s next?”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Maluma wants to give fans “power” with his new fragrance.
The 28-year-old singer – who starred alongside Jennifer Lopez in the hit romcom ‘Marry Me’ – has created a scent called Royalty which he says is inspired by his hometown in the capital city of Colombia and as well a feeling regal.
He said: “I created a company like five or six years ago right here in Medellín because I felt I wanted to develop different types of businesses.
One of them was fragrance of course, and I wanted to call it Royalty because that’s how I feel. My world is like a royalty thing. Also, I got this crown [tattoo] on my neck when I was 21 years old [which of course represents] royalty, but also love the people in my hometown Medellín gave me. I feel like the fragrance is a way to give other people the power to like they rule over their own kingdom.”
The men’s fragrance is described as having “a spicy opening drenched in cardamom blends with crisp pear energetic bergamot” with an “elegant combination of Madagascan vanilla beans and Florentine iris finishes” and Maluma admitted that while he was “picky” when it came to designing the scent, the whole process was “beautiful.”
He told Allure: ” I wanted to give to everyone and all my fans a little piece of my taste. The whole process was beautiful. I chose the way they smell with the whole team. We were in a lot of different meetings — it was kind of hard because I’m picky. But we got it, and for me, it’s one of the best fragrances that I ever smelled in my life. It was a dream that I wanted to come true.”
The ‘Sin Contrato’ singer – who has also collaborated with pop royalty Madonna as well as his fellow Colombian Shakira – also gushed at being able to call such “royalty” friends.
He said: “They’re the royalty! It’s great working with all of them. Like Jennifer Lopez, I call Madonna my friend. I have a good relationship with them. Anytime that I feel like I want to talk with Madonna, I just pick up my phone and call her. That’s amazing.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kyle Richards “can’t live without” a BeautyBlender.
The 53-year-old socialite – who is known for starring on Bravo hit ‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills – admitted that when it comes to beauty the makeup sponge is essential and wondered how she ever managed before.
She said: “I blend concealer with a BeautyBlender. I love putting on concealer with a BeautyBlender. How did I live without the BeautyBlender? What did we put our makeup on with? It’s a game-changer. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use it. I don’t know a makeup artist that doesn’t use it. I keep it in the case so I can easily travel with it and not make a mess!”
The TV star also spoke about the importance of using facial Evian Natural Mineral Water Facial Spray, claiming that she used to “steal” it from her sister and fellow ‘RHOBH’ star Kathy Hilton because it made her feel “fancy, many years ago.”
Speaking during an Amazon Live session, she said: “I have used Evian Natural Mineral Water Facial Spray forever. My sister Kathy [Hilton] used to always have this. My sister Kim [Richards] and I would steal it from her. It felt very fancy many many many years ago. This has been around forever. I love to use it when I’m flying because your skin tends to get dried out. I use it over makeup too!
I also don’t know what I did before highlighter existed. It just illuminates your skin. It is great to put under your foundation. Your overall skin will have a glow to it”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Caitriona Balfe had own hair ‘permed and hot rollered’ for her role on ‘Outlander.’
The 42-year-old actress – who has starred as Claire Fraser, a World War II nurse transported back to 1743 on the historical fantasy series since 2014 – revealed that her own hair was permed and curled with heat rollers every day during production of the first season.
She said: “In season one, my own hair was permed and hot-rollered every day. [It would take] about an hour and twenty minutes every day.”
However, by the time the show entered production of its second season it had been decided that Caitriona – who needed to sport a series of different looks in order to reflect the various time periods her character had found herself in – could wear
wigs as opposed to having to constantly have her own hair styled.
She told Allure: “I’m glad we ended up going with wigs in the end. I’m really lucky. Once the wigs are set and done, [the styling] is usually not happening on my head. That’s the great part: you get your head wrapped, and then they just stick them on.”
The acclaimed actress also heaped praise on hair and makeup artist Kerry Skelton, who has had the job of transforming the 42-year-old Caitriona into a woman in her mid-fifties, as well as create hairstyles that reflect French aristocracy in the 1700s, 1940s wartime dos and a look that could have believably been seen on the Scottish moors in 1743.
She said: “[Skelton] is amazing, and she has these magic little tricks that she does that highlight the things that [make you look older].
[In the latest season they] go to more formal gatherings, and you see these much more intricate updos. She’s able to create these beautiful pieces, and I’m the lucky recipient of being able to wear them.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Alicia Keys wants to ‘transform the beauty industry’ with lifestyle brand.
The 41-year-old singer launched Keys Soulcare back in December 2020 and hopes that she is able to “evolve the dialogue” around standard beauty conventions with the skin care line.
She said: “What we’re up to with Keys Soulcare is much more than just skin deep. It’s really about transforming the beauty industry and the concept of beauty. Offerings allow us to [create] a conversation and a community, and talk about routine and how to turn it into a ritual. We’re trying to evolve the dialogue around beauty and even what beauty standards mean, and what [those standards] do to us as humans. As women, we get caught up with feeling like we’re supposed to look a certain way or present ourselves a certain way.”
The ‘New York’ hitmaker went on to explain that it is “powerful” to change norms as she claimed that true beauty comes as a result of self-confidence over anything else.
She told Glossy: “It’s powerful to change existing concepts and allow beauty to be on the inside and how you’re fulfilling your soul and spirit. What makes you beautiful is when you are content and self-confident and know yourself.”
The Grammy Award winning star also insisted that her brand – which offers a range of facial products as well as beauty tools and scented candles – is about “perspective” as she urged fans to take time for themselves whilst using her products.
She added: “Keys Soulcare is about a perspective and a point of view and how to implement these pieces into our daily lives. That’s why I call products ‘offerings,’ because it is an offer to join a practice of paying attention to yourself, even if it’s for five minutes while getting ready for work or getting ready for bed.
“I definitely see Keys Soulcare as a lifestyle. It’s something you adopt and a way of thinking and a way of being.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Gabriella Demetriades has insisted that she understands how women want to feel when they dress.
The 34-year-old model – who launched premium clothing label Deme back in 2012 – admitted that while she may design clothes she would not choose to wear herself, she still “understands” how women want to feel when it comes to fashion.
She said: “I don’t want to be just one thing. I sometimes like to be very minimal but when it’s an event or occasion you want to stand out and feel sexy. I truly make clothes that I know when I want to wear. It’s not only about me. Something I make I wouldn’t necessarily wear myself but I think my understanding of how women want to feel is my strong point.”
The former Miss Indian Premier League Bollywood – who has two-year-old son Arik with Bollywood star Arjun Rampal – also explained that there are “no rules” when it comes to fashion as she revealed she would like to “experiment” with a form of metallic underwear in the future.
She told PinkVilla: “I would love to do more heavy embroidery but in a modern way. I also love the idea of mixing textures and prints. I mean, there are no rules, you can really take it wherever. I love knits and would love to experiment with metallic threads in a garment.”
Gabriella – who hails from Gqeberha in South Africa – also admitted that she was a “little skeptical” on her ability to understand Indian fashion enough to make it work, but decided that after living in India for over a decade it was “the right time.”
She said: “I was a little skeptical on my abilities to understand it properly. But after being in India for 13 years I really felt it was the time!”

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OHMYGOSSIP — André Leon Talley was helped out early in his career by Karl Lagerfeld.
The former Vogue editor – who died from a heart attack at the age of 73 back in January 2022 – revealed in his final interview that the Chanel director had given him expensive clothes early on in his career.
Speaking in a clip from an upcoming episode of the Apple TV+ series ‘Dear…’, he said: “Mr. Lagerfeld looked at me and he was very dramatic. He says, ‘Come with me, my dear. Follow me into my room’ and I said, ‘Ok. What do you want me in the bedroom for?’
But I went. And I got in the bedroom and then he started throwing things at me — shirts and scarves and things.”
Andre – who was working for Interview magazine at the time – went on to explain that the fashion boss was giving him the upmarket clothes as he was earning a meagre amount of money at the time and wanted him to “look good.
He added: “Here, take this, take this…this will look good’…and these were all his clothes he got tired of and he was giving them to me because I was, like, a person making 75 dollars a week at Interview.”
Following stints at Interview Magazine and Women’s Wear Daily, Andre quickly worked his way up the ranks at fashion bible Vogue, going from fashion news director from 1983 to 1987, to the first African-American creative director from 1988 to 1995.
Meanwhile, Karl – who died in 2019 at the age 85 – went on to become a friend and mentor of Andre, with the late Vogue editor once claiming that he owes his “knowledge” of French fashion to him.
Upon Karl’s death, Andre said: “Karl mentored me, and at the same time, we were best friends. I owe my advanced knowledge on the history of the French court to Karl.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Caroline Vazzana was teased for wearing “crazy, colourful outfits” when she was at college.
The 29-year-old TikTok star – who worked for fashion magazines Teen Vogue and Marie Claire before breaking out on her own as a full-time influencer – was aware that she was teased in college for her outlandish style, but “did not care.”
She said: “I was just posting. I was like, ‘Here I am, world! I love color! I love craziness! This is me!’ Definitely thoughts of, ‘What will people think?’ at times, but I was always this exact way.
Even in college, I was this exact way, and I would wear crazy, colourful outfits to college. I know people were saying mean things about me behind my back … I know people were absolutely making fun of me behind my back, and I did not care at all.”
Caroline – who has since gone on to be labelled the “modern day Carrie Bradshaw” with her book ‘Making It in Manhattan: The Beginner’s Guide to Surviving Thriving in the World of Fashion’ – also explained that while she “wears many different hats” in her industry, she is “not insulted” by being known simply as an influencer.
Speaking on the ‘We Should Talk’ podcast for In the Know magazine, she said: “If people want to say I’m an influencer, I’ll be like, ‘Sure, thanks!’Whatever it might be, I’m complimented by it. I’m not insulted by it in any way. In this industry, I wear so many different hats, so I’m okay with the labels people give me. As long as they’re saying my name, I think it’s good.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Dua Lipa sleeps wearing an ‘infrared face light’ to benefit her skin.
The 26-year-old popstar revealed that she was given the LED facial mask – which uses light to penetrate the the skin and accelerate cell processes – by her mum and it really makes a “difference” to her skin when it comes avoiding breakouts.
She said: “The best gift I’ve received recently is an infrared face light, from my mum. You can fold it into your suitcase and take it with you, which is handy because I’m always travelling. Before bed, I lie down and I pretty much sleep under it.”
The ‘Break My Heart’ chart topper added that she likes to keep some of her beauty products in the fridge, claiming that there is “no better feeling” than a cold beauty roller after using face cream.
She added: “I also put [traditiona skincarel] face masks in the fridge, because it’s always nice to have a cold one when you wake up in the morning – I love the Sarah Chapman ones. And I just discovered you can put beauty rollers in there too. There’s no better feeling than rolling one all over your face after you’ve put your face cream on: it’s great for de-puffing.”
The ‘Levitating’ hitmaker then went on to speak about her daytime beauty routine, claiming that “every single” shade of lipstick she owns is brown.
She told the Financial Times: “Every single type of lipstick that you will find in my house, in my make-up bag, wherever, is just different shades of brown […] I feel like it brings out my feature. ”
Dua then went on to claim that lipstick is the only essential cosmetic item she needs – along with face cream – especially for those times when she “can’t be bothered” to wear a lot of make up.
She added: “When I can’t really be bothered with make-up, all I need is face cream and brown lippy and I leave the house.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Winnie Harlow has launched her own brand of sunscreen.
The 27-year-old star – who shot to fame as a contestant on ‘ America’s Next Top Model’ back in 2014 – wanted a sunscreen which “looks good on skin” so has created a line called Cay Skin, which she says doubles as a skin care product.
She said: “We thought we were going to have flying cars in the future. The least we can have is sunscreen that looks good on skin. Sunscreen is usually [just] sunscreen, but I wanted this to be skin care. I wanted this to be hydrating for your skin.”
The line is made up of four different products which all have an SPF of at least 30 including the Universal Mineral Face Lotion, Isle Body Oil, Isle Lip Cream and Face Glow Lotion.
Each product is also suitable for all skin types, something that Winnie – who suffers from skin condition vitiligo which causes areas of the skin to lose pigment – was conscious to achieve and noted that she is “happy to be a part” of the change in diversity.
She told Allure: “Sun care is skin care and Cay Skin is for everyone under the sun. I came into the industry at a time right before that break of diversity. It was still very much a struggle for me to get a start, but I always had faith in it. I was like, there needs to be a change and I’m happy to be a part of it.
Cay Skin is available now and retails for $14 to $34 on cayskin.com.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Harry Hamlin has never used Botox.
The 70-year-old actor – who is married to ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ star Lisa Rinna and has who has daughters Delilah, 23 and Amelia, 20, with her as well as son Dimitri, 41, from his previous marriage to Ursula Andress – was asked whether he has ever used “needles” to look young and claimed that he never has.
He responded: “Sh**, no. I’ve never done anything like that!”
The ‘Clash of the Titans’ star was also asked about what “potions” he uses in an effort to remain youthful and revealed that he only recently started taking vitamins.
He told Andy Cohen while chatting to Interview magazine: “I don’t take any supplements. I started taking vitamins maybe a month ago. I got a bottle of Centrum Silver, and I’ve taken four or five of those.”
Harry then went on to jokingly ask Cohen: “What are my sex and beauty secrets?” when he is told by the ‘Watch What Happens Live’ host told him his wife often divulges them whilst filming her reality show, noting that she had spoken about his “manicure regime” on the programme, in reference to the acrylic nails he wears on one hand.
The former ‘Mad Men’ was quick to respond he only wears them to aid him when he plays the guitar before quipping that he needs to “get them redone”.
He said: “I put on acrylic nails because I play the guitar—I was just playing before you called. I just noticed that I gotta get them redone because they’re old.”
However, Harry also insisted he doesn’t care what his wife says on ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’.
He said: “I don’t care about it at all. She can say whatever she wants.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Christopher Bevans has created a tennis range for Fila.
The 49-year-old fashion designer – who has previously worked with the likes of Kanye West, Jay Z and A$AP Rocky – was chosen by the sports brand as guest designer back in 2021 and has said that working with them was a “dream come true.”
He said: “Tennis was an important part of my upbringing and the opportunity to work with such an iconic brand in the sport and to see our vision on centre court, on the world’s top tennis players, is a dream come true for me.”
Christopher has designed an extensive women’s collection for the brand which features 26 pieces made up of tennis dresses, tanks, skorts, shorts, a long-sleeved T, a jacket, and pants, all emblazoned with a Fila x Bevans label on the interior.
A host of Fila-sponsored players including world number-one ranked Ash Barty, world number-five Karolina Pliskova, Shelby Rogers and Ann Li will be seen sporting the collection.
For men, Christopher has launched a 16-piece collection which comprises of from crews, polos and Henleys, shorts, a jacket and will be worn by tennis stars such as Diego Schwartzman and Diego Schwartzman and Reilly Opelka.
The award-winning designer – who has also worked with rival sports company Nike – added that “as someone who knows tennis” he was aware that quality for performance was the “top priority” with the project.
He told the WWD: “As someone who plays the game myself, I know that designing for optimum performance is the priority. I wanted to create pieces that would enhance and not impede on the game, while at the same time, share my creative point of view and bring a unique new style and energy to the court.”
The Bevans Park Collection is available for purchase to the public on the Fila website and prices range from $60 to $100.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Amanda Holden’s daughter Lexi is joining Kate Moss’ modelling agency.
The 51-year-old star revealed her 16-year-old daughter has been spotted by Storm – who launched the modelling careers of the likes of Cindy Crawford and Cara Delevingne – and she has decided to sign a deal with them.
Amanda told MailOnline: “Lexi has just signed with Storm Management this week.
“They came after her and they’re very lovely and nurturing and it will be a soft, slow thing and she won’t do anything until she’s 18 but they want her and that’s what she wants to do.”
The ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ judge admitted Storm weren’t the only agency interested in working with her daughter, and she revealed she and her husband Chris “support” their girl’s decisions.
She added: “I have to say there was quite a number of them and there’s such a different mindset to how you might think modelling agencies look after the young, but they are very nurturing and very caring, all of them.
“She has signed and made the decision to sign with them and Chris and I support her, and we are very protective but they’re very keen.”
Meanwhile, Amanda – who also has Hollie, 10, with Chris – admitted it was “odd” seeing her daughter take strides in her modelling career, but she’s still on hand for advice if Lexi needs it.
She said: “It is odd because I remember changing her nappy and her first tantrum and suddenly, she’s this little woman.
“She is bright too so I have said to her ‘you can always defer university for a year and let’s see what way life takes her.’ ”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Blake Lively “steers the ship” for her red carpet style.
The 34-year-old star stepped out at the premiere for her husband Ryan Reynold’s new movie ‘The Adam Project’ in New Yrok this week and stunned in an Atelier Versace dress with a plunging neckline and pastel fabric, while she completed her look with a pink purse, silver heels, earrings and bracelets.
Speaking to E! News, her makeup artist Krisofer Buckle said the way the actress styles herself is “rare in the business”.
The artist revealed Blake took inspiration from both Bridgette Bardot and Sharon Tate’s aesthetic in the late 1960s, especially with a “smokey chocolate eye and brown lashes paired with a softer lips”.
Krisopfer added: “Blake always steers the ship when it comes to her looks.”
Meanwhile, her manicurist Elle Gerstein also dished on Blake’s nails as she gave some more insight into the look.
She revealed the nails “were taupe with soft coral shades by Lechat”.
Blake accompanied her husband Ryan, 45, to the event, and he looked the part in a grey pinstripe suit and a white button-up shirt.
He has heaped praise on the impact his wife has had on his work a lot in the past, and back in November he paid tribute to her as he was recognised as an entertainment and entrepreneurship innovator at the WSJ. Magazine Innovator Awards.
He said at the time: “I want to than my wife, Blake. She is a genius, she is a renaissance woman and she pushes me in ways that I never imagined I’d be pushed.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Tom Daley has launched the second part of his 1896 collection.
The 27-year-old Olympic gold medalist diver – who delighted fans with his poolside knitting during Tokyo 2020 over the summer – launched his Made With Love brand in November, and now he’s expanded his debut range.
The 1896 Part II collection introduces the Patch It Up jumber – an asymmetrical patchwork for adults in an oversized fit – as well as matching kits for children and pets.
The range also includes headbands and homewear kits featuring tea pot and mug cosies, plus jumpers and cardigans.
And the updated collection goes further with Made With Love’s first ever crochet kits, such as the Crotchet It Like You Mean It Beanie, the Plot Twist Headband and the Crotchet You Stay Blanket.
Meanwhile, designs from the original collection have been evolved and re-imagined into new looks.
In a statement, Tom said: “When I started knitting and crocheting, it was the form of mindfulness that I needed.
“It gave me something to do with my hands when competing so I wasn’t focusing on the competition in between dives, and something rewarding to do at home during lockdowns to keep my mind occupied.
“It’s no surprise that I love fashion so being able to combine that with my love of knitting and crochet is my dream. I want these kits to be for everyone.
“I want the most experienced crafters to be able to get stuck into a big project, and people who have never picked up a pair of needles to be able to try the hobby that I’ve loved so much over the past two years.”
Shop Made With Love on bytomdaley.com.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Scarlett Johansson made her husband Colin Jost test her new skincare line.
The 37-year-old actress – who has son Cosmo, seven months, with Colin as well as Rose, seven, with ex- husband Romain Dauriac and – revealed that her husband became the guinea pig for her new skincare line as he tested out the eye cream.
She said: “I’ve never had a partner who used eye cream before. I always forget to put eye cream on, even though my makeup artists always tell me to! [Colin] was the first one to use it regularly.”
The Academy Award winning star then went on to reveal that Colin has been using the cream – which is part of her new skin-care brand, The Outset – in “secret” over the course of the last year.
She told Allure: “He’s been using it secretly for a year. I think it makes him feel invigorated!”
Scarlett – whose line consists of five different products so far which include a cleanser and a vegan serum – also insisted that she has worked on the project personally for the past five years and was keen to dispute that the line was simply using her name.
She said: “This project to me was not a vanity project! I really spent five years familiarizing myself with this industry, and we’ve really been very mindful every step of the way of creating something that’s clean, effective, sustainable, and purpose-driven.
“I guess the bigger question is: does the world need another skin-care line in general?, which is something I thought about a lot. The idea to just license my name and have somebody else do it for me, because it would be much easier and less risky in some ways, was floated by me. But if you can feel like a brand may help shift the standard in any way, I think that’s positive.”

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