OHMYGOSSIP — Dakota Fanning has started to “curate a uniform” with an “androgynous vibe” to create her own signature style.
After experimenting with different clothes and different looks, the ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ star has simplified her wardrobe so it mostly comprises of “12 of the same shirts in a few different colours and the same trousers”.
Dakota mixes womenswear with menswear to achieve her desired look.
In an interview with website TheKit.ca, she said: “As I’m getting older, I kind of want to become one of those people that just has, like, 12 of the same shirts in a few different colours and the same trousers. I’m starting to curate more a uniform: I like really simple, classic things that always look good for any occasion.
“I’m very into button downs and trousers; a little menswear androgynous vibe is what I’m doing these days.”
Dakota – who has set up her own production company, Lewellen Pictures, with her actress sister Elle Fanning – also spilled on her daily beauty regime, revealing that one thing she does every evening is have a bath to help her relax.
The 27-year-old actress said: “I take a bath every night. It doesn’t have to be long or luxurious, but it’s just one thing that I do that helps me feel good. One consistent thing every night. I think finding consistency, it can be something super small, just finding something that you do every day no matter what provides me with a lot of peace. There’s so many things we can’t control. So finding one thing that makes you feel good that you do every day is so important.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Courteney Cox has created a line of cleaning products inspired by cosmetics.
The 57-year-old actress – who is known for playing neat freak Monica Geller in sitcom ‘Friends’ – launched brand Homecourt this week, which features products usually made for domestic use but produced with skin care ingredients and fine fragrances.
She said: “We decided to make a beauty line for the home. I’m obsessed with design and my home, and I wanted the home to smell like something that I’d want to wear.”
The ‘Scream’ star went on to quip that she was inspired to create the brand after spending so much time at home cleaning during lockdown and grew so used to the smell of traditional cleaning products.
Speaking to the WWD, she said: “During the pandemic, we were so used to the smell of Clorox, but then you’re like, ‘OK, we’re still at home,’ and I didn’t want my house to smell like that anymore!”
Courtney collaborated with Nécessaire cofounder Nick Axelrod-Welk to create Homecourt, as well as perfumery Givaduan and Robertet who she says did a “really great job recreating her personal scent.”
She said: “I use two oils and one perfume and I mix it together. We have an incredible perfumery, Givaudan and Robertet. They came up with exactly what we sent them as samples and it was great that we could accomplish that because how do you know that there are three different perfumes and oils that have so many other things inside of them? They did a great job recreating my personal scent.”
Homecourt initially launches with hand wash, dish soap and surface cleaner and is set to debut a hand lotion in February, with a candle and room deodorant following in March 2022.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Adam DeVine thinks his ‘Righteous Gemstones’ character has a fashion sense which is “out of control.”
The 38-year-old actor – who plays Kelvin in the HBO series which follows a famous yet dysfunctional family of televangelists – described his own sense of style as “normal” and often wonders if his character’s wardrobe is “too much.”
He said: “His style is out of control. Sarah Trost is our costume designer, and she does an amazing job. She pushes me. I dress in t-shirts and polos, and just normal stuff. I don’t take many huge swings when it comes to my fashions. With Kelvin, that’s all he takes. He’s trying to hit a grand slam, every time he walks out the door. I’m like, ‘I don’t know. Is this too much?’ And [Sarah] is like, ‘It absolutely isn’t!'”
The ‘Pitch Perfect’ star then went on to explain that when it comes to Kelvin – who is the youngest member of the Gemstone dynasty – it is “really fun” to play a character who is “insane” regarding his sense of style.
He told Collider: “He’s a guy who has so much money that maybe he does buy a leopard print beret and wear that around and act like an Army man for the day. It’s really fun to play a character that is that insane, when it comes to his fashion choices.”
Season two of ‘The Righteous Gemstones’ – which also stars John Goodman and Edi Patterson – started airing on HBO at the beginning of 2022 and the show has already been renewed for a third season, although no specific details regarding dates have been released.
Amy Gravitt, executive vice president of HBO programming said in a statement: “After a season of literal fire and brimstone, blood, sand, and rollerblading, who wouldn’t come back for more? The Gemstone family make us laugh like nobody else!”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jenna Ortega has said that mascara “changed [her] world.”
The 19-year-old actress – who stars in HBO school shooting drama ‘The Fallout’ – described her mother Natalie as the “epitome” of beauty” and will “never forget” the first time she allowed her to wear the eyelash makeup for an audition.
She said: “My mom was and still is the epitome of beauty. I’ll never forget the first time she let me put on mascara for an audition and it just changed my world.”
The former child star then went on to reveal that she would steal her mother’s lip liner when she was a kid because she wanted to be just like her.
Speaking to Allure, she said: “She always wore this really dark burgundy lip liner. I would go through her stuff and put it on. One time, one of my sisters asked me, “Are you wearing lip liner right now?” And I said, “No, you’re crazy.” I would hide this makeup obsession I was developing, but I was so invested because I wanted to be like my mom.”
Jenna – who is set to star as gothic teenager Wednesday Addams in upcoming comedy ‘Wednesday’ – also revealed that taking on the iconic role has made her realise how much she likes the colour black and she only has to don the famous braids before she feels in character.
She said: “I didn’t realise how much I like the colour black and I didn’t realize how much I like white button-ups, but it’s become a thing. I will tie a braid on either side of my head and it’s like, ‘Oh, look, it’s Wednesday!’.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Dame Anna Wintour acknowledged her “complicated” relationship with the late Andre Leon Talley in her tribute to him.
The long serving editor-in-chief of Vogue – a position she has held since 1988 – issued a statement honouring the magazine’s former creative director following his death aged 73 on 18 January, but she also admitted to having frosty moments with the fashion icon.
In a statement shared on the fashion bible’s website, the 72-year-old star said: “Like many decades-long relationships, there were complicated moments, but all I want to remember today, all I care about, is the brilliant and compassionate man who was a generous and loving friend to me and to my family for many, many years, and who we will all miss so much.”
Andre – who boasted many roles such as the Paris Bureau Chief of Women’s Wear Daily, fashion editor at Andy Warhol’s Interview magazine, long-time trusted confidant of Karl Lagerfeld and apprentice to Diana Vreeland – gave his side of the rift between him and the former ‘House and Garden’ editor-in-chief in his 2020 memoir ‘The Chiffon Trenches’.
He branded her “ruthless” and unable of “simple human kindness” after cutting him – allegedly without telling him – from his legendary interview gig on the steps of the Met Gala and replacing him with a YouTube star, Liza Koshy.
He also claimed his role was cut for being too “old, overweight, uncool.”
However, a source told Page Six that the Conde Nast executive and the former ‘America’s Next Top Model’ judge made amends before his recent passing.
They said: “I do know they did make up, that their relationship was repaired recently — after everything that happened.”
In her statement, Anna added: “The loss of Andre is felt by so many of us today: the designers he enthusiastically cheered on every season, and who loved him for it; the generations he inspired to work in the industry, seeing a figure who broke boundaries while never forgetting where he started from; those who knew fashion, and Vogue, simply because of him; and, not forgetting, the multitude of colleagues over the years who were consistently buoyed by every new discovery of Andre’s, which he would discuss loudly, and volubly — no one could make people more excited about the most seemingly insignificant fashion details than him.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Selena Gomez will launch ‘Rare Beauty’ in the UK next month.
The ‘Only Murders in the Building’ star has revealed her vegan and cruelty-free range will debut on February 1 – initially only available online until the nationwide rollout on February 22 – through the upscale beauty retailer Space NK during an Instagram Live on Wednesday (19.01.22).
The 29-year-old actress said: “I’m so excited to bring Rare Beauty to the UK with Space NK so we can celebrate what makes each of us rare together.”
The range has been sold through Sephora and the brand’s own website in North America since September 2021 and the ‘Lose You to Love Me’ hitmaker “had so much fun creating” the pieces.
She said: “I’ve had so much fun creating everything and can’t wait for y’all to try it all! I hope you love it as much as I do.”
The collection – which includes face, lip, eye products and a range of tools with prices ranging from $5 to $29 – is part of a the former Disney Channel star’s mission of everyone “embracing our own uniqueness” and fighting against the pressures of modern life.
She added: “Rare Beauty isn’t about how other people see you — it’s about how you see yourself. I want us all to stop comparing ourselves to each other and to start embracing our own uniqueness. You are not defined by a photo, a like, or a comment.”
Selena continued: “I wanted to make a brand where you feel comfortable. I think people feel the pressure — I know I do — where you kind of feel like you need to look like everyone else… Sometimes that can feel a bit isolating.”
“I want it to be real — real stories, real people, a place where people can feel they are in a community and not feel pressure to look like anything but themselves.”
Through the Rare Impact Fund – the brand’s commitment to increase access to mental health services – Selena’s has vowed to donate one per cent of sales to their chosen causes with the target of hitting $100 million. This is a cause close to the ‘It Ain’t Me’ has been open with her experiences with being given a bipolar diagnosis.
Selena – during a 20 minute conversation with Miley Cyrus – added: “Recently, I went to one of the best mental health hospitals in America, Mclean Hospital, and I discussed that after years of going through a lot of different things, I realised that I was bipolar.”
“I never had full awareness or answers about this condition. When I have more information, it actually helps me, it doesn’t scare me once I know it.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Sotheby’s is auctioning off 200 pairs of Louis Vuitton x Nike trainers designed by the late Virgil Abloh.
Proceeds from the ‘The Louis Vuitton and Nike Air Force One by Virgil Abloh’ auction in New York will benefit the Virgil Abloh “Post Modern” Scholarship Fund set up by the menswear creative director – who died, aged 41, in November after being diagnosed with cancer – to support Black students and students with African heritage.
The sale – which features 200 shoes and will run from January 26 to February 9 on the auction house’s website – will be the first drop of sneakers designed by Virgil -for the brand’s Spring/Summer 2022 collection.
The shoes – with opening bids starting at $2,000 and sizes ranging from 5 to 18 – have been on display to the public at the auctioneer’s Manhattan galleries since 19 January.
They feature the French fashion house’s iconic monogram and damier patterns along with the LVMH Award finalist’s trademark quotation marks.
Virgil – who was named one Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people in 2018 – began his career training as an architect before working in fashion and the music industry, famously collaborating with his good friend Kanye West on projects including 2011’s ‘Watch The Throne’ and 2021’s ‘Donda’.
After hearing about the 2019 Menswear Designer of the Year nominee’s passing, the 44-year-old rapper posted a choir at a singing reworked edition of Adele’s ‘Easy on Me’ on his Instagram.
They sang: “I know your love flows like a river, And I could wash myself in it forever, I know there is hope in these waters, But I can’t bring myself to swim, When I am drowning in my sin.”
In the post’s caption, he wrote: “IN LOVING MEMORY OF VIRGIL ABLOH, THE CREATIVE DIRECTOR OF DONDA.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Sports Illustrated Swimsuit will only allow advertisers who support gender equality in their annual swimsuit issue.
The publication announced their new ‘Pay With Change’ initiative – only allowing brands to advertise in its pages if they work to ensure gender equality – on Thursday (20.01.22), which marked the 58th anniversary of the first swimsuit issue in 1964.
In a statement, MJ Day – the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit editor-in-chief – said: “Sports Illustrated Swimsuit has been leading the charge in creating change in women’s lives for years, despite what some critics and naysayers would like you to believe.
“However, in a world where women’s bodies are under attack and their value is continuously underestimated, we knew we needed to act in a bold, more responsible way. Pay With Change is not just a platform to us, it is our commitment to creating greater progress for women.”
Examples of their work “leading the charge” include having Leyna Bloom and Valentina Sampaio as their first transgender models gracing the 2020 and 2021 issues, respectively.
The magazine – which boasts Tyra Banks, Brooklyn Decker, Olivia Culpo and Cheryl Tiegs among its cover stars over the years – will gauge potential advertisers with their past, present and future commitments to gender parity before coming to their final conclusions in May regarding who will feature alongside their digital, print and social media content.
Hillary Drezner, the publication’s general manager, said: “Pay With Change will be our new standard of business moving forward. It’s our proof of progress, proof of passion and proof of our belief that we must be the change we want to see.
“Starting now, we’ll turn our advertising and activation space into a place to create change for women. We are committing to this initiative throughout all aspects of our business and are inviting all brands who are demonstrating progress to join us.”
In addition, a percentage of each dollar gathered in advertising revenue will go towards the newly established Sports Illustrated Gender Equity Fund, which will support charities championing gender equality.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Tessa Thompson is fronting the new Armani Beauty campaign.
The ‘Passing’ star has praised the band’s rich “variety of shades” as she explained why she was keen on the collaboration as she was unveiled as the face of their Luminous Silk Foundation (£43/$64) and Lip Power (£32.50/$38) in a series of photos shot by Mikael Jansson.
The 38-year-old actress – who got her love of makeup from watching her grandmothers – told WWD: “Then I really started working with different artists and Armani was a consistent brand that people would use – I think mainly because of the variety of shades they have.”
The ‘Dear White People’ star wore the foundation when she graced her first red carpet.
Tessa said: “That was really special to me, because it was so basic — no pun intended.”
“There are so many products that I have used in my life, and so now being the new face of Armani, it feels really surreal to me.
“I really like the idea that makeup can bring out what’s inside of you – it’s not something you use to cover up who you are, but really to feel like you are the best version of yourself.”
She noted that she is “instinctive” when it comes to makeup.
She added: “I’m really instinctive about the feel of makeup… [Colour cosmetics] should be an extension of yourself, but also a place where you can expand and have fun.”.”
Creator Giorgio Armani said Tessa impressed with her “radiant energy” and “vibrant calmness”.
The 87-year-old fashion designer explained: “My idea of ​​beauty applies to every woman because it enhances their individuality and uniqueness. Tessa Thompson impresses me with the radiant energy she exudes, the vibrant calmness of her way of life. I am delighted to be able to work with her and show a new side in the feminine kaleidoscope of Armani beauty. ”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Virgil Abloh’s final collection for Louis Vuitton debuted at Paris Fashion Week.
The brand’s menswear creative director – who died, aged 41, in November last year after being diagnosed with cancer – centred the array of tear-stained garments around the theme of ‘Dreamhouse’, which included angels and breakdancing while challenging gender stereotypes, and the range was shown posthumously on Thursday (20.01.22).
In the show’s notes, Virgil was quoted as saying: “I don’t believe in gender, I believe in design.”
The show – which was titled ‘Louis Dreamhouse’ – was held in a renovated 19th century industrial building and described by Virgil as “a spark of imagination that turns into an eternal flame”.
Through a framework of a coming-of-age narrative and a soundtrack devised by rapper Tyler the Creator, Arthur Verocai and performed by the Chineke! Orchestra, it explored ““the boyhood ideology, seeing the world through the unspoiled eyes of a child”.
Prior the show’s start, Dior’s creative director, Kim Jones believed it would be “very emotional” and reflected on how “lucky” he was to have been his contemporary.
He told reporters: “It’s going to be very emotional.
“[Virgil and I] travelled the world together. I feel very lucky to have known him. It’s such a waste to think what he would have done.
“He planned everything so perfectly up to the last minute. You have to commend him, he was so brave in it.”
During the show’s finale, the convention of the creator emerging to greet the crowd, Virgil’s entire team hit the stage to a standing ovation from the crowd.
Along with working with the LVMH owned fashion house, the CFDA board director established his own brand Off-White in 2013, and often collaborated with rapper and good friend Kanye ‘Ye’ West on his album’s art work, including 2011’s ‘Watching the Throne’ and 2021’s ‘Donda.
His death prompted a wave of tributes from across the creative industries, including Gigi Hadid, Cara Delevingne and Drake, who got a tattoo honouring his friend after writing on Instagram: “My plan is to touch the sky 1000 times for you… love you eternally [dove emoji] thank you for everything.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Fashion legend Andre Leon Talley has died aged 73.
The former US Vogue editor-at-large passed away on Tuesday (18.01.22) at White Plains Hospital, TMZ reports.
A cause of death is not known at this time.
The influential fashion journalist and stylist was known for his larger-than-life personality and loud personal style.
Following stints at Andy Warhol’s 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.
Andre was appointed the role by Vogue icon Anna Wintour.
In 2020, he released his memoir, ‘The Chiffon Trenches’, in which he told tales about famous fashion figures, including Anna, 72, and the late Karl Lagerfeld, the latter of whom he claimed “could have decimated my reputation in fashion.”
Anna and Andre fell out in 2018 when she replaced him with a YouTube star for the red carpet interviews at the Met Gala and he was still hurt about the snub years later.
He said: “If Anna had called and said, ‘André, we’re thinking of going in a different direction [for the Met ball], it’s important for our brand,’ I would have said, ‘Fine. That’s great.’ And I’d have come in my Tom Ford cape – I always wear Tom Ford – and enjoyed my dinner.
“It felt like I was just thrown under the bus. It hurt!”
Designer Diane von Furstenberg was among those to pay tribute to Andre.
She wrote: “Good bye darling André.
“No one saw the world in a more elegant and glamorous way than you did.
“No one was more soulful and grander than you were… the world will be less joyful now. I have loved you and laughed with you for 45 years… I will miss your loud screams and your loyal friendship… I love you soooo much. (sic)”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Ella Balinska always takes her make-up off after a night out.
The ‘Charlie’s Angels’ star – who is the daughter of model-turned-chef Lorraine Pascale, 49 – makes her pals commit to “washing [their] faces”, no matter how late they get home because she knows it is important to look after her skin.
She said: : “I always say to my friends: “No matter how late we get back, ladies, we are washing our faces.” I’ll use the Softening Cleansing Foam (£50/$75) from Clé de Peau Beauté , and then I will use the Intensive Fortifying Cream (£110/$160). I don’t use a lot, as I like my skin to breathe when I sleep, but I will use a bit before bed and I’ll wake up feeling fresh.”
The ‘Resident Evil’ star revealed her “approach” to beauty is very “routine-based” while sharing her love of Clé de Peau Beauté in the AM as in the PM.
Ella told Vogue.com: “My approach is very routine-based. I love doing my morning routine because it really gives me that sense of accomplishment. The first accomplishment of the day is a shower, and the next is my morning routine. I recently incorporated the Serum (£215/$295) and La Crème (£520/$550) from Clé de Peau Beauté into my routine. I’ve also got my vitamin C and my hyaluronic acid. It makes me feel very fresh.”
‘The Occupant’ star admitted to using make-up to find her “alter ego” – with a particular love for “bold eyeshadow” – but emphasised the importance of a good foundation.
She said: “Everyone has an alter ego. I love being able to play around with my alter ego when it comes to make-up. I love bold eyeshadows in particular. But the key is my foundation. One thing I learned recently is that everyone thinks that they only have one colour, but actually, the skin on your face shifts and changes. To structure your face in a way that looks great you don’t want to do one wash; you need darker colours around the outside, and [to] highlight with a lighter foundation everywhere else. It’s about putting different colours in different areas and blending it together. There’s something very poetic about make-up, the way that you can just make art on your face.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Selena Gomez loves Tatcha.
The ‘Only Murders in the Building’ star’s skincare routine is centred around the cult brand that she says makes “gentle’ products while being simultaneously effective.
The 29-year-old actress told Britain’s Vogue magazine: “I love Tatcha – I think a lot of their moisturisers and face washes are gentle, but also extract all the nasty stuff. I just use that and moisturiser.”
The ‘Lose You to Love Me’ hitmaker also spilled about using ‘Dior Hydra Life Triple Impact Makeup Remover’ to remove cosmetics at the end of a long day.
Selena revealed: “And as far as makeup remover, I love the Dior Hydra Life Triple Impact Makeup Remover – it’s blue and really pretty. I use it to wipe it all off.”
The Rare Beauty founder loves a classic rep lip – particularly now she’s single because she knows it won’t get smudged by intimacy.
She said: “I definitely wear a red lipstick when I go to dinner – it makes me feel very classy and old school. And, you know, if I’m not dating anyone – which I’m not – then [it’s good because] I don’t have to kiss anyone either.”
The former Disney Channel star gave insight into how she learnt to embrace and love her youthful looks after being told she “looked about 15” her entire adult life.
Selena said: “For a while, I was really young and trying to do all these mature eye looks, just because I’ve been told my whole life that I look about 15. Now, I realise it’s a compliment, but before it would drive me absolutely crazy.
“Someone who was doing my make-up said, ‘Less is more – that’s the trick. And I was like, ‘What if I want to do a smokey eye?’ They said I would have plenty of time to do one in the future. And I just remember thinking that I was okay to look my age.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Rosie Huntington-Whiteley thinks motherhood has made her reconsider her beauty priorities.
The 34-year-old supermodel – who is pregnant with her and fiance Jason Statham’s second child, a sibling for four-year-old Jack – admitted she is more “time-poor” because of the needs of her son so doesn’t have the chance to try out new products anymore and often has to sacrifice either her hair or her make-up.
She told Britain’s Vogue magazine: “When you become a parent, you become time-poor. You don’t have that time for yourself, or that ability to just go off and lock yourself in your bathroom in the middle of the day and play around with products. I certainly remember having a lot of that prior to my son being born.
“Oftentimes, I’ll have to decide: it’s 9am and I can do hair or make-up, which one is it going to be today? Usually it’s make-up because I can just throw my hair up.”
The Victoria’s Secret model also attributed becoming a mother to seeing the world in a different way and rethinking the notion of beauty.
Rosie said: “And then on an emotional level, I think you just start to see the world through your children’s eyes. You start to think about what you want to instil in them. And you think about what their impression of beauty will be, and of me as they get older. I grew up in a household where we weren’t self conscious, we were not aware of the way we looked.
“I don’t want to place a big importance on beauty and looks. But at the same time, it’s a big part of my work. It’s an interesting one that I think will continue to evolve and will be important to keep check of as I have more children.”
Rosie reflected on her first impressions of beauty – given to her by watching her mother get dolled up while growing up in the English county of Devon – and how it evolved as she entered the fashion industry.
She said: “I grew up in the countryside, on a very rustic farm in Devon, in a family where it was important to bring different things to the table; a good sense of humour and a sense of enthusiasm.
“The idea of beauty just wasn’t synonymous with that kind of lifestyle. I think my earliest beauty memories are of watching my mother get ready in the evenings. To me, she was the most glamorous person I’d ever laid eyes on. She would allow me to come and sit on the edge of her bed and watch her get ready.
“I think the thing that always struck me was the transformative nature of beauty, seeing her go from looking very rural on the farm to rolling on that lipstick, doing her hair and putting on a lovely outfit and seeing how it changed her demeanour and her confidence.
“Then I started working as a model at the age of 16, where hair and make-up are at the core of everything you do. That’s when my love began to evolve, again recognising that transformative nature of beauty, whether it was becoming a character in an editorial, or selling a certain sort of image. That was almost 20 years ago.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Emily in Paris’ star Camille Razat has shown off her skin’s “natural texture”.
The 27-year-old French actress-and-model – who stars as Camille in the Netflix hit – took to Instagram to show off her glowing complexion with no filter on Monday (17.01.22), after undergoing the Hydra Care treatment by Paris’ Cible Skin, which “removes the deepest impurities, while simultaneously nourishing the skin.”
She captioned two close-up snaps of her bare face: “Hey queens, here’s a real skin texture with a @cibleskinparis hydracare effect. Serving you a no make up pic and a “no make up” look #nofilter (sic)”
Camille – who stars alongside Lily Collins and Ashley Park in the comedy-drama – previously admitted she is a “control freak” when it comes to skincare.
She said: “I’m a control freak about my skincare routine so I wake up and apply my serum and cream. I love the L’Oréal Paris Revitalift Derm Intensives 1.5% Pure Hyaluronic Acid Serum and [Revitalift Triple Power Anti-Aging] Moisturizer Fragrance Free. They’re so hydrating and plump my skin. Then I use a gua sha to massage and depuff my face.”
The former ‘Disappearance’ star also revealed that she wears minimal make-up, but likes to spend “10 minutes” perfecting her “wild and fluffy” brows.
She said: “I don’t use too much make-up and I don’t have much time to make myself up these days.
“I only use a little mix of concealers for my dark circles, a blush that I apply to my cheeks and eyelids and maybe on my lips.
“I apply tan powder under my cheekbones to add shape to my face and I put on mascara after curling my lashes.
“I love L’Oréal Paris mascaras — Lash Paradise [Washable Mascara] makes your lashes look gorgeous. But I can spend ten minutes just on my eyebrows [alone]. I like them to be wild and fluffy!”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Raf Simons’ eponymous label is joining forces with Smiley.
The 54-year-old designer – who is the co-creative director of Prada – has announced a new collaboration with the iconic lifestyle brand to spread some much-needed “optimism”.
Smiley – which has been around for five decades – started life as a symbol for good news in newspaper France Soir in 1972, and is now a TOP 100 global licensing firm.
Details regarding the upcoming collection are slim, though it’s more than likely it will centre on the basic ideogram that represents a smiling face.
Simons announced on Instagram: “I love the optimism that Smiley projects. I love the focus on a brighter and better future.”
In 2017, Smiley’s CEO Nicolas Loufrani launched the Smiley Movement, a non-profit that aims to tackle the big issues in society by matching the people and organisations who can help solve problems with others that need solutions.
The Raf Simons x Smiley collaboration will launch on February 2.
Meanwhile, Prada’s FW22 Men’s Collection just hit the runway, with the likes of Jeff Goldblum, Damson Idris, Kyle MacLachlan, Tom Mercier hitting the catwalk in Milan.
The ‘Body of Work’ range explores “theatre and cinema as mirrors of reality.”
A description of the show expanded: “Work is a state of reality – a vital component of life. Into the idealised, fantasised aesthetic vernacular of the fashion show, a reality interrupts.
“Taking theater and cinema as mirrors of reality, for the Fall/Winter 2022 Prada men’s show by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons, the Deposito of the Fondazione Prada is reimagined by AMO as a stage for action, a representation of a heightened actuality.
“Actors are interpreters of reality, employed to echo truth through their portrayals.”

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