OHMYGOSSIP — Holly Willoughby is teaming up with the English National Opera (ENO) and Andy Bell for her fragrance launch.
The ‘This Morning’ host’s Wylde Moon brand has announced a “night to awaken all off the senses” to mark the launch of its first personal fragrance, ‘(borrowed from) The Wild’.
The collaboration – which features the ex-Oasis musician and ‘La bohème’ and will take place on February 23 with footage airing online two days later – celebrates the scent, which is available from Tuesday (08.02.22).
In a lengthy statement, Holly said: “I fell in love with the opera on my first ever visit over 13 years ago. I had no idea what to expect.
“What I learnt is that it is for everyone, and for me when I come, life seems to switch off and I become immersed into a world that takes over all senses. Going to the ENO is similar to meditation for me.
“It’s the perfect place to reconnect. I’m always mesmerised by the controlled freedom that opera has – powerful voices that helped me to reconnect with my inner voice and not be afraid to express it.
“Opera signifies that for me in life. ‘La bohème’ begins with the blowing out of a candle, just as WYLDE MOON was created with a candle – there’s synergy there that brought the whole idea together.”
The collaboration will see Bell perform new work based on Puccini’s classic opera, while the performance will feature ‘La bohème’ cast members and a 48-piece orchestra.
Holly added: “Andy Bell was the only person for the job. Such an incredibly talented musician and opera lover – who better to curate and compose the music for the night?
“To create a reworked aria and duet to sit alongside something that’s already perfect is not an easy task. I’m so excited for the world to hear the magic that Andy has created.”
Andy also commented: “For me, freedom and abandon is about amplified sound and how I use it, the freedom of using electronic instruments and all the amazing sounds you can make.
“But maybe for the orchestra and cast, it’s about a different kind of freedom, freedom from being in standard tempo, or a standard volume.
“Opera is very free in those ways and it makes rock music / conventional electronic music feel very constricted in that sense. So, to me they are the true bohemians.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jennifer Lopez made her own prom dress.
The ‘Jenny From The Block’ hitmaker has remembered the special gown – a pink satin and lace ensemble – she created for the dance with then-boyfriend David Cruz, and she admitted she “had a vision”.
In an interview with Rolling Stone magazine, she said: “I made my prom dress. A pink halter, mermaid. Pink satin with lace on top.
“I drew it and gave it to this dressmaker in the neighborhood and was like, ‘This is the dress I want to make.’ I had a vision.”
J-Lo – who grew up in the Bronx – also reflected on how designer shoes lined up against a wall in a London hotel suite made her realise how much her life had changed forever as her film and music career took off in the late 1990s.
She recalled: “I was like, ‘I remember having holes in the bottom of my sneakers’. I was just like, ‘Is this happening?’
“It was almost like a f****** fairy tale. And it wasn’t about the wealth of it. It was about the change, the disparity in it.
“That hotel suite was bigger than the house I grew up in. Way bigger.”
Although the 52-year-old star is used to her wealth now, she still feels like an “underdog” given her journey “scrapping from the bottom”.
She explained: “I think I’m an underdog. I always feel like I was scrapping from the bottom. Always. I always felt like I wasn’t the one that was supposed to be in the room.
“That’s part of being Puerto Rican and from the Bronx and a woman. You know what I mean? All of that stuff.
“Not being born into a family with money. Not knowing anybody in the business. I just went out there and said, ‘F*** it. I’m going to just try. I’m going to try to get in here.’ ”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Julia Fox’s stylist sums up her style and personality as “Monica Bellucci, dominatrix and future”.
The ‘Uncut Gems’ actress – who once spent six months working as a dominatrix – has “lived many lives”, and her close friend and stylist Peri Rosenzweig has opened up on her fashion choices, including the impact of the ‘Bram Stoker’s Dracula’ actress.
She told WWD: “Monica Bellucci, dominatrix and future. I feel like those three speak to every element of her personality, but also her style.
“She’s lived many lives and I feel like [the three descriptors] speak to every facet of her life, what she’s been creating personally and with her style throughout all of those lives.”
Peri explained how her friend “loves to feel sexy”, as she reflects on Julia’s all-latex ensemble for her 32nd birthday party on February 4.
She added: “Julia loves to feel sexy. I feel like latex is a medium that checks all the boxes,” Rosenzweig explained. “It’s really clean, it’s super luxe and expensive and you feel hot in it.”
And while the stylist – who has worked with the likes of musicians King Princess, Clairo and Eartheater – thinks Julia’s partner Kanye West has been more inspired by his girlfriend’s fashion sense, she acknowledged one way the influence has gone the other way.
She said: “His influence is that he has so many ideas. It kind of ignites you in a way. I think that’s the way he’s maybe inspired her style: inspiring [her] to try and act on new ideas.”
The pair rocked matching all-denim outfits at Paris Couture Week, and Peri also revealed how she brought Julia’s ensemble together.
She added: “We worked with Daniel [Roseberry] from Schiaparelli to make sure the look was telling her story and was a really strong, powerful moment that spoke to all aspects of her style.
“It was dominatrix, but futuristic and the tailoring was insane. The second she put it on, it fit her like a glove.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kerry Katona is “really hating the way” she looks at the moment.
The former Atomic Kitten member longs to make her diet healthier but is trapped in a vicious cycle of eating to soothe her emotions.
Writing in her New! magazine column, the 41-year-old television personality admitted: “As I write this, I’m sitting here eating a bag of Haribos! I’m really hating the way I look at the moment, which causes me to comfort eat, and then I hate myself even more.”
Prior to this admission, the ‘I’m A Celebrity’ winner wished she “could eat something as healthy” as the meal Victoria Beckham has eaten each day for a quarter of a century.
Kerry wrote: “Victoria Beckham has eaten the same meal of grilled fish and steamed vegetables every day for 25 years, according to her hubby David. He admitted that the only time she’s shared something with him was when she was pregnant with their daughter Harper. Bloody hell, that’s very healthy! No wonder she’s so slim. She needs to get a kebab down her neck! To be honest, I wish I could eat something as healthy as that every day.”
Meanwhile, the ‘Celebs Go Dating’ star – and mother to Molly, 20, Lilly-Sue, 19, Heidi, 14, Max, 13, Dylan-Jorge, seven – loves that model Cara Delevingne is “manifesting” while revealing its a “big part” of her and her fiancee Ryan Mahoney’s routine.
Kerry shared: “Cara Delevingne says she’s manifesting having a baby in the future by buying clothes for her non-existent child. I’m a huge believer in visualisation – it’s a big part of mine and Ryan’s lifes. I would recommend it to anyone. I always write down my affirmations and appreciations every day. Obviously, it’s not just about manifesting something, you also have to put in to the work. You can’t just speak a baby into existence – Cara will need some sperm for that! But I think manifestation really helps.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Sabrina Bartlett has “a really simple” skincare regime.
The ‘Bridgerton’ star had to “strip back” her routine after suffering from a bout of dermatitis – a condition that causes flaky skin – so she only used “the bare minimum” and was thankful her skin was getting back to normal.
The 30-year-old actress told Country and Town House: “I tend to stick to a really simple routine to keep my skin clean and I don’t use multiple products. I actually had dermatitis this year and had to really strip back everything I was using to the bare minimum. Luckily, my skin is behaving itself these days!”
To stay in shape, Sabrina practices yoga and “religiously” attends teacher Emily Hughes’ online sessions – a lockdown discovery – and thinks everyone would benefit.
She said: “I discovered the most amazing yoga teacher, Emily Hughes, during the first lockdown, who has completely transformed my strength and tone. Emily has an online platform where people can come and take live classes and time out for themselves. I religiously attend her sessions. I’d highly recommend checking her out.”
For her best makeup tips, ‘The Larkins’ star opts for “colours that bring out the green” in her eyes, such as warm browns.
Sabrina said: “I just love any colours that bring out the green in my eyes. Chocolate or cappuccino tones in particular.”
The actress also confessed that her worst beauty habit is “falling asleep with a full face of make-up after a night out”, but she thinks people can have fabulous hair both on and off duty.
She said: “If I want volume, I’m a big believer in sea salt spray to encourage wave and texture. Or if I’m on the go I usually whack a little Moroccan oil in my hair and swirl it into a low bun.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Paul Smith thinks people shouldn’t “take themselves too seriously”.
The 75-year-old fashion designer – who opened his first shop in Nottingham more than 50 years ago – believes in the importance of keeping grounded and polite no matter how successful you become.
Paul told Sharp magazine: “Never take yourself too seriously, and always remember that nobody cares how good you used to be. Keep your feet on the ground. Think laterally. Say please and thank you.”
The menswear designer revealed that he still gets “nervous” when he meets people despite being in the business for more than half a century but credits his father for helping to just get on with it.
He said: “I think I’m just really ordinary with everybody. They’re probably as nervous about meeting me as I am about meeting them, so why not just go, ‘Hi everybody!” I really cite my dad for that.”
The ‘Royal Designer for Industry’ also spoke of his sadness about everything being so similar and how people needed to “fight against it”.
Paul said: “People are just nervous to be themselves and the whole world is so homogenized. It’s so sad really. Because we’re all, for some reason, trying to keep up and trying to, you know, be responsible to the turnover of the company or whatever — which I understand, of course. When you fight against it, you’ve got to keep your feet on the ground. You can still can have a bit of lateral thinking.”
He also attributed his long career to be being “a bit mad” and being prepared to collaborate with other brands outside of the fashion world.
Paul said: “I’m a bit mad, you know. I’ve worked with Leica Cameras, Pinarello bicycles. My company works well. I love my job. So, anything outside of that is just fantastic fun for me. If I can make a little bit of money out of it, that’s great, but that’s not why I do it. I love to be scared. I do a lot of public speaking, and I’m always frightened.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Barbie Ferreira is the new face of YSL Beauty.
The ‘Euphoria’ star is “honoured” to be on the models fronting the luxury cosmetics brand in an effort to “appeal to the Gen Z consumer and embody the brand’s value of boldness, community and connection”.
The 25-year-old actress said in a statement: “I’ve never shied away from expressing myself through makeup. Makeup is a passion of mine, and I’m so excited and honoured to be working with YSL Beauty and the legacy the brand has built.”
Barbie will feature in an array of digital campaigns for its beauty products and its classic fragrance Black Opium. Her debut for the brand will be for their new Lash Clash Mascara, which boasts their biggest mascara brush yet and claims to give your lashes 200 per cent more volume.
David Iop, vice president of global communications and image at YSL, said: “Barbie represents the brand’s vision of the future, pushing boundaries in both culture and beauty with freedom of expression at our core. We recognize her as a unique, inspired creative who inspires her community to embrace their edge and individuality.”
The teen HBO show their new model stars in is known for its wide-impact on makeup trends – such as bold eyeliner and liberal use of glitter – and is currently airing its hotly anticipated second season.
Recently, Barbie – who plays Kat Hernandez on the drama – hit back at people who think it’s ‘radical’ for her to wear a crop top, calling them “back-handed compliments”.
She said: “It’s not radical for me to be wearing a crop top. [Comments like those are] just backhanded compliments.”
Barbie also reflected on how “bigger bodies are not as ‘trendy’” as they used to be.
She said: “I think bigger bodies are not as ‘trendy’ as they used to be, which is really sad to me, but it’s more of a conversation of the fact that we all struggle with self-love, and I don’t think any young person has really figured it out yet.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Phoebe Dynevor is “obsessed” with Sunday Riley products.
The ‘Bridgerton’ star uses a number of the upscale beauty brand’s products in her morning skincare routine.
Speaking in Vogue’s latest ‘Beauty Secrets’ online segment, the 26-year-old actress revealed she begins her routine with the Sunday Riley C.E.O. 15 Vitamin C Brightening Serum.
She explained: “I actually don’t wash my face in the morning unless I’m working out, and then of course I will wash my face afterwards. But, usually I just splash cold water on my face and pat it dry. After the cold water, would be Vitamin C, which I’m obsessed with, the CEO Brightening Serum.”
Due to her dry skin, Phoebe regularly uses Sunday Riley Auto Correct Brightening + Depuffing Eye Cream for Dark Circles, and admits she has learned a lot about treating dry skin since she was a teenager.
Phoebe said: “When I was growing up I had mostly dry skin, so I started layering on Vaseline and put it everywhere. Then I learned a proper skin-care routine. After Vitamin C, I do a little eye cream. Again, it’s Sunday Riley. I’ve been obsessed with this brand ever since I first spent time in New York. My apartment was right next to Sephora, which is really dangerous for anyone. Sephora’s the most amazing place in the world.”
The ‘Younger’ star – whose mother is ‘Coronation Street’ actress Sally Dynevor – also talked up her “key” product, Sunday Riley Ice Ceramide Moisturizing Cream.
Phoebe said: “Moisturizer is key to me, someone who has dry skin. [I use] the Ice Moisturizer. I’m just gonna put that everywhere. Apparently, you’re meant to bring it down to your neck.”
In addition, she also incorporates the Sunday Riley Juno Essential Face Oil and the Sunday Riley Light Hearted Broad Spectrum SPF 30 into her routine.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Joan Smalls has been named as the face of Anne Klein’s Spring 2022 campaign.
The former Victoria’s Secret model will showcase the preppy women’s label’s new collection at New York Fashion Week, named ‘See It Now, Buy it Now’, on the CFDA Runway 360 via a virtual look book and a video.
Effy Zinkin, the brand’s parent company WHP Global chief operating officer, remarked how “excited” they were to have the 33-year-old catwalk queen on board.
She said: “We are excited to have Joan Smalls showcase the brand this season as she exemplifies the multifaceted empowered woman Anne Klein serves. Joan’s work in the fashion community and beyond embodies Anne Klein’s vision and we look forward to working with her to further support charitable endeavours.”
The campaign has been shot in New York by fashion photographer Daniel Jackson.
The Moschino model’s philanthropic work has recently extended to donating 50 per cent of her salary for the last six months of 2020 to charity – with funds going to organisations such as Black Lives Matter – through DonateMyWage, a platform she spearheaded.
On the group’s website, Joan wrote: “I pledge my voice, presence and financial support. I acknowledge that our collective success has been built on years of systemic and institutional racism and I demand change. Change requires funds to back efforts, so I have chosen to donate my wages to organizations fighting racial injustice and racism.”
In 2021, she collaborated to launch the #ChangeFashion – a movement committed to removing racism from the industry – and in 2022, she is expected to join forces with Anne Klein for an as-yet unannounced charity campaign.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Martha Stewart is sharing how to copy her “thirst trap” selfies with help from beauty brand Clea de Peau.
The domestic goddess is spilling the secrets of how she got that “perfect” poolside picture that grabbed the headlines – and an alleged 14 marriage proposals – in May 2020.
In the tutorial video’s caption on Instagram, the 80-year-old TV personality said: “Remember my iconic thirst trap? I’m finally revealing how I create the perfect selfie.”
In the video, the homeware entrepreneur’s voiceover reads: “Thirst trap 101, so you want the tea on how I create my perfect selfies?”
When the iconic photo flashes up in the background, the video says: “Oh yes, this was some of my best work.”
She begins: “First project fabulous. Next, only conceal where needed. Being effortless is key. Now add a touch of gloss.
“Then say the magic phrase…,” prompting Martha to repeat the skincare and cosmetics lines name.
The caption on TikTok reads: “Gorgeous, gorgeous people love @cledepeaubeauteUS concealer.”
In a corresponding statement, Martha added: “The range of concealer shades come in handy for different concealing tasks. You can use it to cover everything from a blemish to enlarged pores and bruises.
“I like to apply it with a very soft brush … not just my fingertips. There are lots of good, good, good things to use a concealer for.”
The ‘Martha and Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party’ star is very “inquisitive” about quality skincare and listed her favourites from the line.
She said: “I have always been inquisitive about good skincare, and I’ve been using their products for a very long time. La Crème ($550/£520) is one of my very favorite face creams, as is their Enhancing Eye Contour Cream Supreme ($280/£215).”
In 2020, the star shared some of her lifestyle tips for keeping a youthful aura.
Martha said: “Just eat well, exercise well, garden, climb mountains.”
She continued: “I climbed Kilimanjaro. For goodness sake, I went up into the Himalayas. You have to do that kind of stuff. That’s the kind of stuff that keeps one vibrant and young and it’s important.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Karamo Brown says his style is “always influenced by hip-hop”.
The ‘Queer Eye’ star attributes his coming-of-age during the blossoming of rap music videos on MTV as very influential to his fashion choices.
The 41-year-old television personality told Vanity Fair: “My style is always influenced by hip-hop. I turned 20 in 2000, and so in high school, the emergence of MTV and hip-hop coming up and being popular culture and all those stars, they’ve always influenced me. Message tees [are] something that [have] always been popular in the Black community, talking about funerals to beyond. It’s always been like, put a message on the shirt.”
The star – who takes a lot of the emotional labour on the Netflix makeover show and forms the Fab Five with Tan France, Jonathan Van Ness, Bobby Berk and Antoni Porowski – opts for more affordable options for people to “cry right on”.
Karamo said: “I’m usually around 99 per cent of the time where people start to let the feelings out…I’m not buying a $400, $500 shirt for somebody to cry on. I’m not doing it. You can cry right on this $17 T-shirt that I wear.”
In the latest season, he broadcasted his love of slogan tops to create a t-shirt that reads ‘Black History is More Than Slavery” – that is being sold for $26 in aid of the NAACP Legal Defense & Educational Fund and True Colors United.
Karamo explained: “I wear that [T-shirt] a lot to kind of say it’s more than that. So if you, if every time you talk about Black history, the first thing you talk about is slavery, there’s an issue. Talk about it, yes. Acknowledge it, yes. We need to address what brought us there and the things that happened, but just know there is more to Black and African culture than just being slaves.”
Karamo added: “White people will come up to me and, and ask me about it. That’s really what I love. One of the things that we know about the pandemic is it is not the responsibility of that person who’s been marginalized or been beaten down to have to feel like they have to educate. But for me, for me alone, and I’m always clear on that, I don’t mind, I feel like part of my purpose of my role in this world is to educate. It’s part of what I’ve been given the patience and the opportunity to say, ‘I got a little time for you.'”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jodie Comer is “excited” about the launch of Noble Panacea’s new Chronobiology Sleep Mask.
The ‘Killing Eve’ star gushed about the product – which is a part of the brand’s ‘Exceptional’ range – being a “favourite” of hers and something she recommended when you wanted “extra TLC” on Instagram on Thursday (03.02.22).
The 28-year-old actress captioned the post: “I’m excited to share with you the Chronobiology Sleep Mask from @noblepanacea. I love sleep but I had no idea we spend a third of our life in it!? The Overnight Recharge Cream has always been one of my favourite products in the Brilliant collection so this product is a great addition for when you want that extra TLC!”
The cream – which retails for $310/£288 – boasts the line’s signature supramolecular delivery system known as the OSMV – to give your visage active ingredients into a sequence – between 11pm and 4am – that activates while you are asleep, working through your skin’s night cycle carrying out a detox, repair and regeneration.
The brand said in a statement: “The cinematic campaign movie tells the story of the importance of being at the right place at the right time.
“The beautiful harmony between place and time defines The Exceptional, an allegory to our OSMV Technology’s synchronised ingredient release according to the skin’s overnight circadian rhythm process.”
The second stage is marked by the release of retinol and peptides are infused. The third – and final – stage is when the skin is at its top ability to absorb when it gets a dose of ceramide and 2D hyaluronic acid.
Jodie began working with the company – which was established by the Nobel Laureate Fraser Stoddart – in 2020.
At the time, ‘The Last Duel’ star enthused about the line’s “forward-thinking” and “integrity”.
She said: “The brand is so forward-thinking and it’s amazing to think where they could lead.
“The brand is authentic and innovative, and I think it will inspire a lot of people to look differently about what they’re buying into and consuming.
“Ultimately, I believe in the integrity of the brand. In return, the team believes in me, which is deeply encouraging and exemplifies what Noble Panacea stands for.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Tom Brady has launched his first fashion collection following his retirement from the NFL.
The former New England Patriot player has dropped BRADY, his inaugural men’s athletic wear line – which is available at selected Nordstrom stores and on the brand’s website bradybrand.com – with two defining categories ‘TRAIN’ and ‘LIVE’, which is one step towards Tom’s dream of a “full lifestyle brand” inspired by his own.
The 44-year-old Super Bowl champion told GQ: “I really wanted to do a full, lifestyle brand. In my life, it’s football in the morning, and I train. But then I’m home and I do family things: I go play basketball with my kids outside; go for a walk; then you’re chilling out at dinner. I wanted to have enough where you could go between different parts of the collection and put things on and they’d feel really comfortable, look good, fit good, and they would fit for whatever occasion you’re heading off to.”
The collection comes with two categories; ‘TRAIN – which is made up of garments, in high-performance materials – and LIVE – a array of clothes for everyday life – and prices start at $20 to $495.
Tom – who is married to supermodel Gisele Bundchen with who he has son Benjamin, 12, and daughter Vivian, nine, and from his previous relationship with Bridget Moynahan, he has John, his 14-year-old son – is aiming to give people “multi-functional” clothes
In a statement, he said: “Working with a best-in-class team has helped me apply everything I’ve learned throughout my career to create a multi-functional brand that incorporates the best in tech, fabric and innovative design.”
One of the co-founders Jens Grede – who also works with Kim Kardashian on her iconic SKIMS shapewear line – wants Tom become American football’s answer to Michael Jordan.
He told GQ: “I remember saying to him that there is no reason why you wouldn’t build the Jordan of football, so to speak. What does that look like in a modern context?”
Creative director Dao-Yi Chow – who founded the clothing brand Public School – was also enlisted to work on the line and described its aesthetic as “active lifestyle with a tailored sensibility”.
He continued to the magazine: “It was super important when we first started developing the brand that it was fabric-led and textile-led, and making sure we were looking at innovations that really enhance performance.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Melissa Barrera has always been “very skincare orientated”.
The ‘Scream’ star began focusing on taking good care of her skin – such as using sunscreen- “really young” while growing up in Mexico.
In conversation with her 57-year-old co-star Courteney Cox for Interview magazine, the 31-year-old said: I’ve always been very skincare oriented. I started really young with my skincare routine, and it’s helped me have the skin that I have. I started using sunscreen very young. What I have to do now is take care of my entire body, because I focus just on my face.”
The ‘In The Heights’ star shared an expert-approved tip to the former ‘Friends’ star.
Melissa spilled: “My dermatologist gave me a really good tip. She gave me a really thick body lotion and said, ‘Put it on within the first three minutes that you get out of the shower’.”
Courteney responded: “Trust me, I didn’t even know that I had skin on my body until I was over 50. Just wait.”
Last month, the former telenovela star urged the importance of being “healthy and strong” to maintain youthfulness, citing the “goddess” 90-year-old Rita Moreno, star of ‘West Side Story’.
She said: “I think that you look the way you feel. So if you feel like you’re able to move because you’ve made it a point to be active all your life, to keep your body healthy and strong, then you’re going to stay strong and healthy, and that’s going to make you look, feel, and act younger automatically. I think it’s important to maintain a positive mindset. Like the actress Rita Moreno—she is a goddess. She is way older than she looks. Have you seen One Day at a Time? It’s this fantastic sitcom on Netflix that she’s on.”
Melissa added: “She is just so youthful. She moves, and she dances, and she looks beautiful, but it’s her energy—it’s so much younger. She’s maintained that. She hasn’t let herself get jaded by the industry. She’s just active and happy.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Bobbi Brown thinks her makeup tutorials are a TikTok hit because she’s “authentic”.
The 64-year-old beauty business maverick – who has painted the faces of Isabella Rossellini, Tina Turner and Andie MacDowell – has over 202.1 million views on social media and attributes her success because people are “craving” her “positive messaging around self-care and self-love”.
Bobbi told British Vogue: “For over 30 years, my message has consistently been about being authentic and yourself, and the TikTok audience seems to be craving that message. We all need to hear more positive messaging around self-care and self-love right now, and it’s definitely struck a chord on my TikTok.”
The Jones Road Beauty founder believes that the “demographic” of TikTok has changed and it is not just the terrority of younger people.
She said: “TikTok may have started as a Gen-Z platform, but its demographic has definitely expanded. There is a strong and very vocal 50+ audience on TikTok and that community has been very supportive of me.”
The former makeup artist – who sold her eponymous line to Estee Lauder in 1995 – doesn’t think their is a departure from her original “ethos’, of emphasising your “natural features” instead of harsh contouring.
She believes in the power of taking care of yourself so you “look and feel your best”.
Bobbi told the magazine: “I don’t think people realise that often when you don’t look or feel your best, it’s just because you’re tired. When I feel like that, I first make sure that I stay hydrated and eat well throughout the day. Drink water. Eat some healthy fats and use a super hydrating moisturiser on your face, neck and hands.”
Bobbi said: “My ethos has always been about learning to love yourself and using makeup to enhance your natural features. What I’m saying on TikTok is what I’ve been preaching my whole career – there is a lot of negative content on social media that’s about covering up your flaws and always looking perfect, whatever the cost. That’s just not my philosophy.”
She continued: “People want content that feels authentic – I don’t over-produce my content, I don’t write a script – I just turn on the camera and be myself.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Victoria’s Secret has cast Emira D’Spain as their first Black transgender model.
The iconic lingerie brand has hired the 25-year-old TikTok star to showcase its Valentine’s Day lingerie collection.
Emira reminisced about how she had “dreamed” of working with the company on snap of her wearing items from the collection on her Instagram on which she posts under the name Xoxoemira.
She wrote: “Honored to be the first black trans girl working with @victoriassecret
“As a kid I only DREAMED of being a part of Victoria’s Secret.”
Emira thanked fellow transgender model Valentina Sampaio who “paved the way” after becoming the brand’s first transgender model after she posed for their Victoria’s Secret PINK line and Emira called it an “honour” to land her VS contract during Black History Month.
She continued: “It’s such an honour to continue that legacy on the first day of Black History Month. Go watch my TikTok to see and stay tuned for more to come.”
Emria also shared her dream of “empowering” the transgender community and how “grateful’ she was to work with the brand.
She said in a statement: “I want to empower young trans women and men around the world to show them that the beauty and fashion industries are changing, especially if you are a POC. I am so grateful to work with Victoria’s Secret and hope this paves the way for those after me.”
The global retailer recently came under fire after facing a number of serious allegations – including design plagiarism, company executives fostering a culture of sexual harassment, discrimination and retaliation – prompting them to focus on reshaping their image.
This remake included establishing the VS Collective – a movement that incorporated Megan Rapinoe, Eileen Gu, Paloma Elsesser and Priyanka Chopra Jonas – scrapping their annual fashion show and the brand’s use of ‘Angels’, such as Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio and Elsa Hosk, and many others.

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