OHMYGOSSIP — Kendall Jenner fronts Messika’s new campaign.
The 26-year-old supermodel was chosen by Parisian designer Valerie Messika to be the face of her luxury jewellery brand’s latest collection.
And the former ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’ star has been hailed a “strong and influential woman” by Messika.
She said: “Women inspire me through their individuality. I see Kendall as an incarnation of the alpha woman: mysterious, free and in control of her own destiny.
“She is also a strong and influential woman. She is one of the top models, a reflection of the new generation.”
The catwalk beauty was photographed by Chris Colls – who has shot campaigns for the likes of Victoria Beckham’s eponymous label and Saint Laurent.
Kendall added in a statement issued to WWD: “I am very happy to have been chosen by Messika for its new campaign. Its jewellery has always reminded me of Paris, one of my favourite cities.
“During the shoot, I was able to see so many beautiful pieces, which gave me a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship of the house that goes into even the smallest earring.”
Kendall jetted out to St. Tropez to shoot the stunning campaign by the ocean, with key pieces from the brand’s Move Noa and Move Romane collections – including the exquisite Move Uno Pavé ring – showcased.
Colls had previously shot Kate Moss for Messika’s 2020 campaign, and the pair plan to maintain a “long-term” working relationship.
The daughter of the famous diamond merchant Andre Messika said: “When I feel confident with someone, I like to maintain a long-term relationship.
“I also find that we have common inspirations such as his deeper interests across art and architecture.
“Chris knows how to create a subtle relationship with the talents with whom he collaborates, and it emanates from the images he creates. He captures unique moments and disrupts our conception of time which suddenly seems suspended.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Gwyneth Paltrow has unveiled Goop’s latest skincare product.
The ‘Shakespeare in Love’ star showed off the effects of the ‘GOOPGLOW Cloudberry Exfoliating Jelly Cleanser’ in a barefaced selfie – and how she loves a “good exfoliator” – shared to her Instagram on Sunday (16.01.22).
The 49-year-old brand founder wrote: “IT’S FINALLY HERE. Our Cloudberry Exfoliating Jelly Cleanser dropped on @goop today. If you know me, you know I love a good exfoliator, which is why I am so excited to introduce this new addition to the GOOPGLOW family. It’s this amazing soft jelly, and as it cleanses, it really amps up your glow.”
The ‘Iron Man’ actress outlined their desires that pushed her to create her “everyday” must-have beauty regime addition – which includes omega-3s, omega-6s, Vitamin C and Vitamin E – while boasting about the “fantastic” impact it was having on her face.
The Academy Award winner continued: “I wanted something that supports the results we get from major exfoliating treatments, but is gentle enough to use everyday. The results are pretty fantastic—it makes a real difference in how my skin looks and feels day-to-day. I can’t wait for you all to try it, link in bio.”
The cleanser – which retails for $28 – was designed to mimic the results from spa treatments daily.
In a statement, Gwyneth said: “We wanted to support the results we get from exfoliating treatments (like our bestselling Microderm Instant Glow Exfoliator) with something we could do daily. It’s this amazing soft helly, and as it cleanses, it really ramps up your glow. It makes such a difference in how my skin looks and feels.”
Last week, the luxury wellness entrepreneur admitted 2021 “was a hard year to run a business” but explained how she had learnt a lot after the lifestyle business went over $1.9 million into the red.
Gwyneth said: “It was a hard year to run a business, but it was also a clarifying year, and a lot of lessons came from it. What’s crystallized for me is how tumultuousness is just a part of life. We have this tendency to be like, ‘Why are things so hard?’ But there are also amazing and happy and wonderful things happening. There is so much space for growth. To be human is to live in this messy gray area — and it’s beautiful.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Victoria’s Secret has opened an online outlet in Australia.
The lingerie giant – who has over 1400 stores globally – is foraying into beauty e-commerce for those Down Under with merchandise ranging from their beauty lines, sleepwear and items from their sister brand, PINK.
The brand first entered the Aussie market following the opening of their 2018 flagship store in Melbourne, the year of their last televised fashion show.
They will be working in collaboration with Valiram (Luxtralia) Pty Ltd, a distributor that specialises in fashion and lifestyle with over 400 outlets across South East Asia and Oceania.
This moves comes as the hypersexualised brand – who employed models such as Adriana Lima, Gisele Bundchen and Candice Swanepoel as ‘Angels’ – has attempted to shift into softer silhouettes – including working with plus-sized model Paloma Elsesser – after a series of bad publicity, including sexual harassment and bullying allegations in 2020.
Part of this effort – which has led to rising share prices – includes re-hiring supermodel Bella Hadid, who once took a part in a collective demand – via an open letter on The Model Alliance- for the company’s former CEO ED Razek.
She told E! News: “Another way that I realized my growth—which was super important for me—was being able to be in a setting that I once felt unempowered, and to now feel so empowered and so reassured.”
“I don’t know if people understand that just as much as you would feel that it’s uncomfortable to be in your underwear shooting a commercial, it is that uncomfortable so the thing about Victoria’s Secret for me now is that they really, really care about us.”
Bella also revealed that the priority was no longer “what’s the vision of what a woman is supposed to be? from a man’s perspective.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jeff Goldblum and Kyle MacLachlan graced the Prada catwalk at Milan Fashion Week.
The ‘Jurassic Park’ star and the ‘Twin Peaks’ star opened and closed the high-end brand’s Autumn/Winter 2022 – which “celebrates the idea of working” – on the closing day of fashion shows in the Italian city.
The fashion house – creatively led by founder Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons – said: “The collection celebrates the idea of working – in all its different spheres and meanings. Through these clothes, we emphasise that everything a human being does is important. Every aspect of reality can be elegant and dignified… elevated and celebrated.”
Jeff, 69, sported an all-black ensemble – overcoat, turtleneck sweater and leather gloves – while Kyle, 62, added a dash of colour and texture – a silky lilac skirt atop of yellow, white and purple undershirt – to an all-star audience that included actors Asa Butterfield, Thomas Brodie-Sangster and Ashton Saunders.
Raf added that the collection replaced “the traditional historical shirt/tie/bow tie and giv[ing] a new energy and reality, a younger attitude also.”
The two designers created a collection that gave a fresh take to uniforms- such as boiler suits – giving them a colourful and luxurious makeover by using fabrics such as silk, leather and cotton.
In their statement, Prada celebrated actors, saying they “are interpreters of reality, employed to echo truth through their portrayals. Real men, recognised figures, they bring a new facet of reality.”
Other fashion houses cancelled their showcases, such Giorgio Armani in earlier this month- the most high profile to do so – in light of the growing rate of COVID-19 cases in the area, spurred on by the Omicron variant.
In a statement, they said that they made their decision “with great regret and following careful reflection in light of the worsening epidemiological situation”
The president of Italian fashion’s governing body, the Camera della Moda, Carlo Capsa said he respected the decision but urged the importance to carry on with live and in-person events to support the industry.
Citing social distancing measures, FFP2 masks and vaccine requirements, he said: “Given the situation we’re doing the best we can do in this moment and we have proven we can manage the situation.Generally speaking, fashion week needs to go on [to give] the sign that the industry needs. It’s very important [as] it’s the second biggest industry [in this country] and we have 1.2 million people working in fashion in Italy. We don’t know how long it’s going to take to be out of the current situation [with the pandemic] and so it’s about trying to find a balance between real life and security.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Adriana Lima has sold her Florida mansion for $40 million.
The former ‘Victoria’s Secret’ Angel has made a cool profit after buying the Miami property for $9 million in 2010.
The Biscayne Bay home – which is situated on the exclusive Indian Creek Island, nicknamed ‘America’s Billionaire Bunker’ – boasts a roster of neighbours including Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, and the Desigual’s model’s former colleague Gisele Bundchen and her husband Tom Brady.
According to The Real Real, records show that the 40-year-old supermodel sold the property – a 6,465 square foot single story home built in 1958 on 2 acres of land with 200 feet of waterfront – to Melep International, a company based in the British Virgin Islands.
The beauty – who has a reported net worth of $95 million – has repeatedly ranked among the world’s highest paid models before retiring from the lingerie giant in 2018.
The Miami Herald reported the Sportmax model is often seen walking in the area with her two daughters – Valentina, 12, and Sienna, nine – from her marriage to her ex-husband Marko Jaric, whom she split from in 2016.
Her latest foray back in the spotlight was gracing one of the four covers of the January issue of Vogue Arabia alongside fashion designer Abel El Tayeb.
The magazine said: “The first edition of 2022 sets the tone with vibrant color and flair. Sudanese-French designer Abdel El Tayeb and supermodel Adriana Lima were photographed by Moroccan artist Hassan Hajjaj in Doha, mere hours after the young designer accepted his debut talent prize at the 2021 Fashion Trust Arabia awards.”
Adriana posted on Instagram about her time there and thanked those – Kirk Myers, a personal trainer and his gym ‘Dog Pound’- who made her feel “love at first site” with the city.
She wrote: Thank you Doha [sparkle emoji] Grateful to @kirkmyersfitness @dogpound for introducing me to Qatar and making me fall in love at sight.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Claudia Schiffer says the ’90s was an “exciting” decade because of the freedom to experiment.
The catwalk queen – who has created a new coffee table book ‘Captivate! Fashion Photography from the 90s!’ celebrating the era that saw the birth of the supermodel – believes the decade was so groundbreaking because of the industry’s boundaries being wiped away through collaboration “across fashion”.
The 51-year-old star told PENTA: “Young designers, photographers, stylists, and art directors, as well as hair and makeup artists, emerged and fundamentally changed the way we view fashion and design.
“There was an incredible merging of fields across fashion, music, art, and entertainment and that made the era dynamic, exciting—the impossible became possible. I really wanted to capture the visual experimentation and freedom of expression.”
The book – which features work of the era’s defining models and photographers such as Helmut Lang – showcases a time “fueled by global appetite” for fashion, which led to models, such as Claudia, Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Helena Christensen and others, becoming household names.
Claudia explained: “The boom was fueled by the global appetite for fashion and the range of media from MTV to legacy magazines including Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar, and a new guard of style titles such as The Face, Self Service, i-D, and V Magazine.
“The ’90s gave way to the birth of the supermodel but also the superstar designer, stylist, and photographer. And the fashion. Wearing a Chanel jacket with vintage jeans, body con Alaia dresses and sneakers, Marc Jacobs ’ grunge or a Helmut Lang suit — it was its high-and-low mix that was individual, fun, and cool. It really resonates now, when so many young creatives are collaborating and doing things — building from the ground up.”
However, despite the book – which is connected to an exhibition Claudia curated at Museum Kunstpalast in Dusseldorf – honouring this time, the Versace model is “not given to nostalgia” as she thinks it can stop you being your “best self”.
She said: “I am not given to nostalgia as it can prevent you from moving forward. I would like to be my best self at every age and that also means taking risks.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Victoria Beckham has changed her mind about making monogrammed garments for her eponymous fashion house.
The Spice Girl turned high fashion designer thinks the “challenge” she set herself of incorporating her initials ‘VB’ into her Pre-Fall 2022 collection was a success as she was previously skeptical.
Discussing her designing process with Vogue’s Anders Christian Madsen, the 47-year-old fashionsta said: “Most of my starting points in designing are things that I don’t like. And I don’t like monograms, so I really enjoyed that challenge.
“And actually, this is now in my personal wardrobe and I’m really excited to wear it. It’s elegant, it’s chic. I think it’s going to feel quite timeless, so it’s something I can continue through the season.”
The ‘star described herself – and her fashion and football star husband David Beckham – as someone “who wore big branding” but can understand that others like to do so therefore set herself the task of doing it in a “timeless way” so she could join the trend pioneered by brands such as Louis Vuitton and Gucci.
She said: “I’ve done a lot of things in my life, Anders, and I’m pretty sure you’ve documented a fair amount of it. But I was never that person who wore big branding all-over.
“Neither I nor David. But I can see that a lot of people do like that, so the challenge was, how do we do branding in an elegant and sophisticated and timeless way that we can carry on? I’m not interested in creating something that someone will wear once.”
Victoria teased that a handbag with the viscose twill print might be on the cards.
She said: “I think that, you know, maybe there will be a bag coming with that, you know, very soon…”
Victoria continued: “It would certainly lend itself very well to an accessory. But for me, it just makes something quite timeless. It’s so subtle it looks like a print. I’ve been wanting to do it for a long time, but it was about finding the right way of doing it. The pre-collection seemed like the right time to launch it.”
She deemed anyone who buys and dons it “will look like the chicest person”.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Bottega Veneta has taken over a portion of the Great Wall of China to celebrate the Chinese New Year.
The Italian luxury leather goods company is marking the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year (01.02.22) with the installation, which will display on a digital screen and reads “Happy New Year” along with the name of the iconic brand in shades of green and orange.
Green is symbolic to the brand, and orange is a symbol of luck in Mandarin.
In addition, the brand has promised a donation to help the work needed to renovate and maintain a portion of the wall – known as the “Shanhai Pass” – which is considered to be the start of the wall, and known through historically as the “First Pass under Heaven”.
To mark the occasion on a merchandise level, the accessory brand will be temporarily switching from its trademark green to an orange shade – to celebrate 2022 being the Year of the Tiger – and adding a tiger pattern to its Cassette leather bag for its Chinese New Year capsule collection.
The Great Wall – construction of which is believed to have start in 221 BC by Emperor Qin Shi Huang – does not often make itself available for fashion houses, as the last style showcase held there was in 2007 by fellow Italian leather goods brand Fendi.
It comes after Bottega Veneta recently advertised on rooftops near Los Angeles’ LAX airport to enable passengers to see their name while flying in or out of the city.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Mark Ronson is the new face of Audemars Piguet.
The luxury Swiss watch manufacturer has named the ‘Uptown Funk’ producer as its brand ambassador after he created its music programme in 2019.
The 46-year-old star – who has worked in the music industry since the 1990s – gushed about his love for the brand’s “dedication and craft” and product while comparing it to making music.
Mark said: “Being in AP’s factory, I really noticed this attention to detail and this combination of analogue instruments and soulful maestros who make watches. It is so similar to what we are doing in the studio with our heritage, in the sense of dedication and craft.”
The ‘Late Night Feelings’ creator’s position with the company – established in 1875 – will focus on getting the handmade watch company to connect to their clientele through music and showcase the talent of several, as yet undisclosed, musical artists.
Francois-Henry Bennahmias, the CEO of the high-end timepiece company, said: “It is such a pleasure to work with someone like Mark who constantly pushes us to go further and seek excellence in everything we do. We have found each other.”
The brand’s mission is to “push human talent further to create the extraordinary and touch people’s heart”.
Mark has worked with a host of the music industry’s biggest names – including Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus, Adele – and has released five studio albums.
In 2006, the five-time Grammy winner collaborated with the late Amy Winehouse – who died in 2011, aged 27 – on her final studio album ‘Back to Black’.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Adwoa Aboah believes the world would be a better place if everyone complimented each other more.
The 29-year-old model insists that while she doesn’t crave praise, she enjoys being told if she has done something well and thinks it would be good for people to congratulate others on what they’re “doing well in life”.
When asked if she likes to be complimented, she said: “To a certain degree.
“I like to be complimented on things that are really important to me; it doesn’t have to be the most materialistic thing or what I look like.
“Sometimes there are particular people who you really want validation from because you love them, so you want them to think you’re the best person ever – but not necessarily because you’re trying to impress them.
“A compliment goes a long way and we should do it more: tell each other that we love them, that they’re doing well, or congratulating them on what they’re doing well in life.”
Adwoa also believes it is much more important to be respected than liked.
She said: “It’s nice to be liked, but it isn’t always the reality. For me, it’s more important to be respected.”
What’s more, the star has found the hardest lesson to learn in life has been taking time, because there is “no quick answer”.
She added to Stylist magazine: “You can’t rush things and have to have patience: there’s often no quick answer.
“It’s also good to learn that you’re not always in the right and to have a good look at yourself and what position you played in whatever might have happened.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Mariam Musa has released a makeup brush range that “caters for all”.
The beauty guru – who places a high value on inclusivity – has launched MIMA Beauty with “the vision” to satisfy all beauty lovers – from beginners to experts – needs with ‘The Essential 12 Piece Brush Collection’
The 27-year-old influencer told GLAMOUR: “I wanted to create a brand that caters to all. From people just starting up on their makeup skills to the professionals. As a black beauty influencer that hasn’t always felt accepted or felt enough in my industry, the vision will always be to not only ensure MIMA stays consistent with trends but takes everyone along on that journey through the trends.”
The podcaster – who co-hosts BBC Radio 1xtra’s ‘Pressed’ with Adeola Patronne, 27 – has taken this desire to create the set which has everything you need to paint your face -including five eyeshadow brushes, brushes for concealer, foundation and powder – for £34.99 ($48.08).
Mariam – on the price point – said: “I wanted to create a brand that showcased high-quality items without the hefty price tag to come with it. I am all about affordability as I myself never grew up with a lot. Makeup really is a safe haven for me that gives me so much joy and it has allowed me to showcase my creativity.”
In 2020, the former H&M shop assistant became the first Black-British influencer to have a solo fashion collection with a leading fast fashion brand.
Mariam – who reached the milestone with ISAWITFIRST – said: “Having this collection with ISAWITFIRST has been such an overwhelming but exciting experience for me. It’s been the perfect example that hard work pays off. As a Black influencer in the fashion and makeup industry, it hasn’t always been easy but since I began working with ISAWITFIRST, I’ve always felt love. From when I started my styling videos back in 2018, ISAWITFIRST was the first brand to want to work with me for this content and also pay me fairly for it.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Camila Mendes has loved Chanel since she was a teenager.
The ‘Riverdale’ star has adored the classic French couture house – that was established by Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel in 1909 – since her high school days with the brand marking the milestone of leaving school.
The 27-year-old actress told ELLE: “My love of Chanel goes way back. My love of Chanel goes way back. For my graduation gift from high school, my dad got me my first Chanel bag. It was an orange metallic crossbody bag, really unique, and I was obviously so excited. I still have it, and actually, I need to start wearing it again!”
The ‘Palm Springs’ star’s love of the luxury brand – whose creative director is Virginie Viard, who took over in 2019 after the death of 85-year-old Karl Lagerfeld, who had run the brand since 1983 – is something she might have got from her mother.
She explained: “And my mom’s favourite perfume is Chanel. Every year for Christmas, we ask her what she wants, and she goes, ‘Just get me my Chanel.’ It’s very glamorous!”
The fashion house – along with its signature bags, suits, two tone shoes and little black dresses – has an array of classic perfumes, including its inaugural offering’ Chanel No.5, which debuted in 1921.
Growing up, Camila revealed that Rachel Bilson was “everything” to her style wise due to Rachel’s role as Summer Roberts on ‘The OC’ and she didn’t disappoint when she met her in real life.
Camila said: “She was everything to me! Rachel Bilson was the fashion inspiration for me growing up. To me, she was the epitome of laid-back, chic style. God, she was the coolest. I met her once at a party and we exchanged numbers.
“I guess there was a bond there. She was like, ‘Text me if you ever need anything,’ and of course I didn’t have the courage to do it. So I still have Rachel Bilson’s number in my phone – if she hasn’t changed it, I guess!”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Fashion designer Sir Paul Smith has joined a special royal order.
The legendary designer – who has dressed David Bowie, Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page, Billy Nighy, Daniel Day-Lewis and many more – was made into a member of the Order of the Companions of Honour, one of 66 living members, including Queen Elizabeth – by Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge at Windsor Castle on Wednesday (12.01.22).
After the ceremony, the 75-year-old menswear apparel creator – wearing one his own suits – said: “I was made a CBE by the Queen, received my knighthood from Prince Charles and now with William, I’ve got the full set.”
Paul attributed his long and successful career – his fashion house was established in the 1970 with just a few hundred pounds behind it but now has outlets in over 70 countries – to the “stimulant” of “creativity” as he collected the award, which was established in 1917 by King George V to celebrate work of national importance.
He said: “ Creativity is a very interesting stimulant because there’s nothing better than having a lovely idea and then turning that idea into reality and seeing that people are enjoying what you’ve created.
“The love of life keeps me going – getting up every morning.”
Smith – who along with creating clothes has done collaborations with iconic brands such as Dyson and Mini Cooper – added: “It’s also very much about longevity – you’ve been consistently contributing to society, employment, exports, and [have] enthusiasm and energy for young people.”
The lover of colour – his trademark is flashy stripes – was taught how to tailor by his wife Paula Denyer, a fashion graduate of the Royal College of Art, who he met in 1967.
Last year, Paul wished that fashion industry – which has faced scrutiny about it impact on the climate – would keep some of the adjustments prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic, such as only having two seasons a year.
He said: “I hope the fashion industry slows down. We don’t need as many seasons as there were. I would like it to go back to a couple of years ago when there were two seasons, and in between those, you would have a one-week sale period.”
In addition, Paul praised his small team at his “independent” fashion house – who don’t have the backing of a huge company – for being able to put on a show during the pandemic.
He said: “As an independent British company – and I mean that, we are independent, as opposed to us having the backing of one of the big conglomerates – the fact we’ve put on a show and we’ve got an entire collection, it’s a real hats off to my team. They’ve done a miracle job. A real miracle. A lot of the brands haven’t been able to get anything together, they’re still working from sketches, they have tiny collections, if anything – so well done to us!”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Simon Ashley wanted to use ‘Bridgerton’ fashion to “express herself”.
The 26-year-old actress – who stars as Kate Sharma in the upcoming second season of the Netflix period drama – admitted that joining the show was a “massive learning curve” because of what she learned from the costume department.
She said: “There was a massive learning curve for me. Just learning all the designers, exploring their oeuvres, and understanding what makes them unique. Once you know more about their voice, you think, ‘Well, what can be my voice, how am I going to use this [knowledge] to express myself?’’’
When it comes to her fashion and beauty routine outside of ‘Bridgerton’, the star – who is also known to audiences for playing Olivia in comedy-drama series ‘Sex Education’ – pointed out that she prefers summer over winter and “loves” to have her legs on display.
She told Vogue: ““I’m a big summer girl, still figuring out how to dress for winters. I love the color of my skin, using moisturizer and highlighter so that it looks glowy, healthy, and chocolatey. I want to have my legs out, wear combat boots with a spaghetti strap mini-dress, or denim shorts with cowboy boots. For a long time, I dressed quite youthfully, but working with my stylist Rebecca [Corbin-Murray, Ashley’s stylist] has taught me so much.”
Simone went on to heap praise on stylist Rebecca who encourages everyone to “stay true” to who they are.
She said: “Rebecca works from the inside out. She’s been incredible to work with because she encourages me, and everyone around her, to stay true to themselves. We skipped all those conversations of ‘What do you think will look better on me?’ or ‘What will make me feel less insecure at an event?’ and went straight to: ‘What is your truth and what do you want?’ Her philosophy is about finding the confidence within yourself and making sure you’re the best version of yourself.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Janet Jackson “loves” that women have “got comfortable” with their size in modern times.
The 55-year-old pop icon spoke out about positivity and “loves” that that she no longer feels a pressure to be thin like she did “back in the day.”
She said: “Women have gotten comfortable in their skin, in their size, in being full-figured and I love that, as opposed to back in the day. You had to always be thin and always look a certain way. And now it’s all accepted and it is all beautiful and I absolutely love that.”
The ‘All For You’ hitmaker – who shot to fame as a child alongside her brothers as part of The Jacksons and has since gone on to sell 100 million records world wide – opened up about her “tomboy” nature when she was growing up, noting that she would always prefer to wear “a suit or a bow tie.”
She told Allure Magazine: ““I was never a girly girl. I was always a tomboy. So it was always about pants, suits, even as an early teenager. I remember when my brothers got their star on the Walk of Fame and other awards they got, and I look back on pictures and I always had on a suit with a tie, a bow tie, or suspenders. Always loving black and never wanting to expose any part of my body, I felt most comfortable to cover it up to here.
“[These days] I’m embracing me and trying to learn to love me for me, my body, all of that. Trying to feel comfortable in embracing that. Throwing myself in the lion’s den. Just going for it, wanting to do something different”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Faye Winter will “never” reveal her skincare secrets.
The 26-year-old television personality – who worked as a letting agent before placing third in the 2021 series of ‘Love Island’ alongside Teddy Soares – admitted that because she has suffered from “really bad acne.”
She said: “I actually won’t talk about skincare. It’s the one thing I won’t speak about because I’ve been on such a journey with my skin, such bad acne, and what will work for me won’t work for you so I just don’t think it’s something that I want to try and give advice on.”
Faye made the admissions when a fan asked her for skincare advice during an Instagram Q&A and went on to reveal that she still suffers with acne today and she finds it to be “such a sensitive subject” to discuss.
She added: “I still suffer really badly with bacne – I call it bacne – my mates, spots on my back. I don’t even like Teddy looking at my back. It’s such a sensitive subject for me. I just don’t really want to go into it.”
The telly star – who is known to fans for her indulgence in Botox – previously admitted that without taking the facial injections she would “look like a 60-year-old woman” due to “stress.”
Speaking to Pretty Little Thing’s Behind Closed Doors podcast, she said: “We’re all trying to live in our little holes and just want to be in our relationships while trying to do the new jobs – and it’s just madness.
“And people question why I get Botox. That is it – the stress. I mean, I would look like a 60-year-old woman.

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