OHMYGOSSIP — Pierre Cardin will stage a runway tribute to its late founder just after Paris Couture Week.
The fashion house – whose legendary creator died a year ago, aged 98 – is postponing its broadcast of the planned fashion show, originally planned to take place on 29 December, to January 28 at the National Air and Space Museum, near Le Bourget airport, just north of Paris.
The designer – who had his heyday in the latter half of the twentieth century – was known for showcasing his ground-breaking collections in opulent locations, such as the Gobi Desert and the iconic, bubble-like Palais Bulles on the French Riviera.
This event – which comes after the annual French haute couture week, which runs from January 24 to 27 – will show some of the designer’s last garments, along with some fresh designs from the team after his death.
In a statement, the brand revealed his great-nephew, the current artistic director Rodrigo Basilicati-Cardin, will be leading the tribute.
The statement said: “This fashion show, designed and orchestrated by his nephew Rodrigo Basilicati-Cardin, now at the head of the group, perpetuates the style and codes that have made the success of the house.”
Rodrigo – who assumed his position in October 2020 – added: “We hope to do things that he would not have recognized as something he had done, it is important to head in the direction of creation — while recognizing Pierre Cardin, the brand.”
Rodrigo is one of the main heirs of the style legend’s estate – which included the Paris restaurant Maxim’s.
He was buried at a private ceremony at Montmartre at the start of 2021 and his funeral included France’s First Lady Brigitte Macron among the attendees.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Dame Joan Collins refused to have a face lift because it was too expensive.
The 88-year-old actress insisted she doesn’t believe in “tweakments” and just relies on a good skincare routine to keep herself looking younger than her years, but the one time she made enquiries about cosmetic surgery, she was put off by the price.
She said: “I don’t believe in tweakments.
“I’ve never had them done and I’m not going to because I’ve seen some disasters.
“I once went to speak to somebody during my ‘Dynasty’ days and when they told me how much it would cost, I told them, ‘No thank you, I’ll continue with my face cream.’ “
The ‘Dynasty’ legend insisted her beauty routine is “pretty simple” but moisturising is the key.
She told Woman’s Weekly magazine: “My beauty routine is pretty simple – I’ve always taken care of my skin. I never go to bed without removing my make-up and applying night cream.
“Plus I never stop moisturising during the day if I’m not wearing make-up and I use ice on my eyes before I go out to an event.”
Meanwhile, Joan admitted her husband, Percy Gibson, does most of the cooking in their house these days because he’s a “take-charge kind of man”.
She said: “Percy likes to cook, as he’s a very take-charge kind of man.
“He didn’t cook so much when we first met but I started to show him a few of my signature dishes like my special spaghetti Bolognese. He’d offer to cut the meat and veg – because he’s bossy, so I said, ‘You know what, I’m off to watch the telly.’ I raised three children so of course I can cook.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Dior has “indefinitely postponed” Travis Scott and Kim Jones’ Cactus Jack capsule collection.
The French luxury fashion house has made the decision to pull the pieces from the collaboration between the hip-hop star and its men’s artistic director intended for Summer 2022, out of respect for the 10 people who tragically died from compression asphyxia at Travis’ Astroworld Festival last month.
A statement from Dior issued to WWD read: “Out of respect for everyone affected by the tragic events at Astroworld, Dior has decided to postpone indefinitely the launch of products from the Cactus Jack collaboration originally intended to be included in its summer 2022 collection.”
Compression asphyxia occurs when respiration is prevented due to external pressure on the body and is usually caused by force compressing the chest and abdomen.
Nine people – Jacob Jurinek, 21, John Hilgert, 14, Brianna Rodriguez, 16, Franco Patiño, 21, Axel Acosta, 21, Rudy Peña, 23, Madison Dubiski, 23, Danish Baig, 27, and Bharti Shahani, 22 – were initially confirmed to have died after the crowd “began to compress” to the front of the stage during Travis’ set.
Over a week later, a nine-year-old boy named Ezra Blount also passed away as a result of his injuries sustained during the surge after spending several days in a medically induced coma.
Following the tragedy, the families of several victims have pursued legal action against Travis, as well as Live Nation, the company who organised the event.
Last month, 282 victims of the concert filed a $2 billion lawsuit against Scott, Drake, Live Nation, Apple Music and NRG Stadium — where the event was held — claiming they “cut corners, cut costs, and put attendees at risk”.
While a further 125 victims — including the family of 21-year-old Axel Acosta Avila who died in the incident — filed a $750 million lawsuit for loss of mental and physical health and loss of human life.
There was also a lawsuit from two concert security guards — Jackson Bush and his uncle Samuel Bush — who are seeking $1 million after claiming organisers of the event put “greed” before safety.
And the family of the tragedy’s second-youngest victim, 14-year-old John Hilgert, have also filed their own lawsuit against Travis, organisers Live Nation, and several others involved in the concert for $1 million, citing “gross negligence” and “reckless disregard” for people’s safety.
Travis – who offered to pay the funeral costs of the victims – has maintained that he didn’t know fans were in distress amid his performance.
The Dior postponement comes after the 30-year-old rapper’s CACTI hard seltzers were discontinued.
Anheuser-Busch announced they decided to end production on the spike seltzers, but declined to comment on whether the decision had anything to do with the Astroworld tragedy.
The US brewing firm’s statement read: “After careful evaluation, we have decided to stop all production and brand development of CACTI Agave Spiked Seltzer. We believe brand fans will understand and respect this decision.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Tori Spelling has turned her pre-motherhood skinny jeans into an “art collection”.
The 48-year-old star – who has Beau, four, Finn, nine, Hattie, 10, Stella, 13, and Liam, 14, with husband Dean McDermott – revealed all of her old size 24 jeans hang in her closet but no longer fit.
Speaking on MTV’s ‘Messyness’, she said: “I still have all my jeans [from] when I was tiny, before kids.
“Because it breaks my heart because they were like 24s, which will never ever fit even my calves anymore. Like, I have five kids. So, I just keep them, they’re like an art collection now.”
Meanwhile, the mother-of-five revealed earlier this month that she is getting “moderate” breast implants.
The former ‘90210’ star admitted her 20-year-old implants had “expired”, and she wants her breasts to have a “more conservative” look this time around.
She said: “[The consultant] was showing me two different kinds and he was like ‘Do you want higher profile or moderate profile?’ I wanted to be able to dress sexy but I want to be able to dress conservative and not be like, all boobs. [So I’m getting] moderate.”
The actress was surprised to learn in the consultation that her breasts were bigger than she initially thought, but put this down to becoming a mother and revealed she is opting for implants that will “fill out” more when she goes for the surgery in February 2022.
She added: “I told him I was a 32C and he said ‘Those are Ds!’, but I protested. I said, ‘Absolutely not!’ and then I was like ‘Well, I have had kids and gained weight. So okay, fine’.
“The sizing I’m getting is a little bit bigger but it won’t look it because [it will be] wider. So they will actually look smaller but will fill out more.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Twiggy is open to getting a “slight facelift” but the idea scares her.
The 72-year-old model insists there are some cosmetic treatments she’d never have – and although she’s a fan of “subtle” work, she isn’t sure she could go through with any operation because of her phobia of needles.
Twiggy told Good Housekeeping magazine: “I’d never have fillers or Botox and I don’t understand this obsession with huge lips.
“If I ever did anything, I’d have a very slight facelift. I know a few people who’ve had it done very subtly and it’s worked for them.
“But I haven’t done it yet – mainly because I’m too scared. I hate needles or anything like that.”
Twiggy wouldn’t even get a tattoo because she “nearly fainted” just getting her ears pierced.
Asked if she would get a tattoo, the iconic model replied: “Oh no. When I had my ears pierced, I nearly fainted.
“I was in my early 30s at the time and I remember the needle going in and somebody shouting, ‘Catch her!’.
“I don’t think I’m quite cut out for a tattoo.”
Meanwhile, the fashion icon – whose real name is Dame Lesley Lawson – has urged people to face their insecurities head on in order to overcome their issues and not spend too much time obsessing in front of the mirror.
She said: “I think everybody on the planet [has moments of insecurity], don’t they? My advice? Step away from the mirror immediately.
“Face the insecurities and try to overcome them.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Priyanka Chopra has shed light on her Hollywood style.
The former Miss World – who became an international Indian beauty queen at 18 – revealed her fashion secrets to always looking her best.
She told the Evening Standard: “Monochrome is such an easy way of making people think you’ve made an effort. I have a whole shelf in my closet that are matching sets I can just grab.”
The ‘Baywatch’ star, 39, – who made her name in Bollywood before becoming one of the only South Asian women to crack Hollywood – said that her style is totally dependent on her mood, and ” If I want to make an effort you might see me in a tight dress or jeans”
As a woman in her late thirties she chooses comfort over style but with a sultry twist.
Chopra added: “My style is comfortable, but well turned out. That’s a recent phenomenon by the way, I think it happened in my thirties. I don’t know why, I just feel the need to be more turned out.”
‘The Matrix’ actress– who was recently appointed as Max Factor’s global ambassador – confessed that she is not a fan of heavy makeup and opts for light coverage instead.
She said: “I’m not someone who likes a face full of makeup; I don’t want it to feel heavy. I’m an actor, I need mobility!
The Indian beauty, who is usually seen sporting a red lip said that she is a lip person and loves “different colours of lipstick”.
Despite always looking red carpet ready, Priyanka admitted that she actually hated shopping as she doesn’t have the patience to shop and would rather her husband Nick Jonas – who she married back in 2018 – do it instead.
The Bollywood actress said: “My husband, Nick. He’s the best shopper, the most efficient – and he actually likes it.
“I’m not much of a shopper, I don’t have the patience to go to five different shops. I need it to be made easy for me which happens at Harrods because they have everything under one roof. I’ll have lunch somewhere fabulous, maybe dinner at the Dorchester rooftop, and a facial at 111Skin which is amazing.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — The second season of ‘Emily in Paris’ will feature more “Parisian beauty trends.”
The Netflix series – which stars Lily Collins as a Chicago-based marketing executive who lands her dream job in Paris – will see the title character sporting more traditionally Parisian fashion trends for the new season, which premieres on 22.12.2021.
Odile Fourquin, hair and makeup supervisor on the show, said: “[We are] leaning into Parisian magnificence traits for this season. [Look out for] diamonds on Emily’s hair for the Versailles fashion show.”
The makeup artist then went on to explain that ideas for looks on the show are inspired by icons of Hollywood’s Golden Age – such as Audrey Hepburn – but designers also turn to social media platforms such as Instagram for style innovation.
She told PopSugar: “We get inspiration for all the cast from a lot of supports: magazines, fashion shows, and a lot from Instagram. For Emily specifically, we pulled inspiration from Old Hollywood actresses Audrey Hepburn and Brigitte Bardot.”
The revelations on the show’s hair and makeup come soon after Lily herself gushed about the department’s ability to create “individual styles” for herself and her fellow cast members.
She told People: “The collaboration between them and each actor is so amazing. This season, we could go into the wardrobe and go, ‘Oh, that’s for Samuel [Arnold]. Well, that’s for Camille [Razat], that’s for Ashley [Park], that’s for me’. We all have such individual styles. It’s really hard to create a show where every single character has
their own look and aesthetic, and to have it be such a heightened sense of fashion for season two, I was like ‘Oh my God, how do you guys do this?'”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kelly Rowland is ‘obsessed’ with self-care.
The 40-year-old pop star – who is mother to Titan, seven, and Noah, eleven months with husband Tim Weatherspoon – admits that her favourite way to relax is with a self-care session including beauty face masks and a steamer.
She said: “I think that when it comes to having a moment for yourself is necessary. Some sort of self-care, I’m obsessed with self-care. With two kids, I’m obsessed with self-care. The boys asleep, I got the steamer on. I’m about to put this mask on Miss Shani [Darden], my aesthetician gave me, I’m gonna relax, and I’m going to make sure that I make this time for myself because it was necessary, because I needed it.”
Kelly then hinted that she uses her self-care routines as a coping mechanism, admitting that it helps her to become the “best version” of herself.
Speaking to Refinery29, she added: “I pour it into myself. If the rest of the world and social media and everything else is going to try to suck a lot of things out of me, I have to be able to pour something back into myself. so that if that does happen, I’m not falling short of the juice or gas that I need to be the best version of myself.”
The former ‘X Factor’ judge – who made her name alongside Beyoncé and Michelle Williams in the 1990s girl group Destiny’s Child – went on to spill about her haircare, naming her favourite products along the way.
She said: “I’m obsessed with Tracee Ellis Ross, [and] her Pattern Shampoo, and then Taraji [P. Henson] has a conditioner that was literally kissed by God. It’s the most moisturizing conditioner I’ve ever used. It’s in this little grey, small jar. She has one that’s a conditioner and one that is a twist in something. And I tried it on my hair, but then I tried it on my son’s hair and it’s so incredible.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Thalía thinks that her fashion in the noughties was an ‘expression’ of how she saw the world at the time.
The 50-year-old singer – who is often referred to as the Queen of Latin Pop – explained that “all of her looks” are her favourite because they reflected how she saw things at the time.
She said: “of them because they are an expression and an extension of how I saw the world back in that moment. I have to say the white coat of all the teddy bears is one of my favourites. I performed one time with a skirt and bustier that was made out of CDs.
The ‘Piel morena’ hitmaker then went on to single out her “flower power era” as a particular favourite, before claiming that the style of the 2000s is “back right now.”
She told Allure: “All my flower power era. The 2000s are back right now. I love to be out there and to take risks when I create my outfits. To pack that bra and that skirt that was emulating like a mariachi hat, I had to have a whole suitcase just for that look when I was traveling to Europe back then with that “Amor a La Mexicana” song. I was always nervous that it was going to get stuck in customs because it was a big suitcase. It’s been great to be fortunate enough to bring my music, my voice, and my presence as a Mexican into different spaces.”
When it comes to skincare, the star shared her daily routine, noting her favourite products that she uses “every morning.”
She said: “I use a lot of Dr. Dennis Gross’ products that I wash my face with in the morning. He has an all-in-one cleanser with toner that I like. After that I use a little SeaCreme and I use my sunblock. Usually, I use my SkinCeuticals Daily Brightening UV Defense. Sometimes I use a brand that I love called Biologique Recherche.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Remi Bader shops at any clothing store that carries her size.
The 26-year-old model made a name for herself on social media platform TikTok, where she shares “realistic” fashion hauls with her 2 million followers and is “not picky” about where she shops.
She said: [I shop] anywhere that has my size, I am open to — I’m not picky. . “If someone tells me they have a size 16, I’m like, great. If it’s cute, I’ll go online and I’ll buy something from it.”
The social media star then went on to explain that she is trying to branch out and try different styles of clothing, insisting that she just wants to “feel good” in what she wears.
Speaking to InStyle, she added: “I don’t really like to stick to one thing. I just wanting to feel good in what I’m wearing. I definitely get feedback from people — ‘This is too expensive.’ ‘This is so cheap.’ I don’t care. I’m going to show whatever looks good on me and you can determine from there. Is this affordable for you? Will this look good on you? I’m just doing it for my experience.”
Remi then went on to offer advice to any fans wanting to make a career out of TikTok, claiming that the key to success is “finding your niche.”
She said: “I think once you have your own niche, and come up with your own idea that you’re truly passionate and want to talk about and put out there, that’s when people are going to gravitate towards you.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Laura Mulleavy has said that creating costumes for ‘Sing 2′ was an “emotional and uphill battle.
The 41-year-old fashion designer – who along with her sister Kate, 42, founded the fashion label Rodarte in 2005 – before turning to filmmaking – designed the costumes for the musical animation and has explained their approach to taking on cartoon fashion.
She said: “I think we approach designing for animation in the same way we approach designing (for our label). Similar to how we worked on’ Black Swan’ and even our own film ‘Woodshock’, we took the script and the narrative of the story and said this is how you shape the emotional journey of the character with clothing and to support the performances.
“There’s an emotional uphill battle for all of them, individually and collectively, and what we wanted to do was take their individual stories and personalities and reflect that within the clothes they are wearing for their final performances.”
‘Sing 2’ is set to be released in the UK early next year and sees a cast of animals voiced by the likes of Reese Witherspoon and Scarlett Johansson lend their voices to hits made famous by stars such as Elton John and Billie Eilish.
In a joint interview, Laura’s sister Kate went on to compare their work on ‘Sing 2’ to their designs for Natalie Portman film ‘Black Swan’, claiming that they both felt “more free” with this movie.
She told The AU Review: “If I compare our work on Black Swan to this, there’s a difference in the physical tangibility of an actor or a dancer having to get into a tutu to perform. There were some interesting things that we did on that (Black Swan) that were more about privileging the viewers eyes. I think in this instance (for Sing 2) we felt a little more free, in the sense that we were trying to make things as real as possible. You’re really aware of the movement. In that sense the costumes have to feel real, but I don’t think you’re limited in the same way. You want them to move correctly.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Michelle Phan has urged beauty influencers on YouTube to be honest about when they use filters.
The 34-year-old makeup artist – who amassed a following of almost 9 million by sharing beauty tutorial videos before founding the multimillion dollar cosmetics line EM Cosmetics – thinks that YouTubers should notify viewers that their appearance has been altered by a filter.
She said: “I’ve been trying to get back on YouTube, but I’m not using any beauty filters on my recent videos. I even have a disclaimer saying I don’t use it. I would say 100% of beauty YouTubers [use filters], unless they make a disclaimer. I know Katie Jane Hughes doesn’t use any beauty filters, which is great. It’s super refreshing. But most, if not all of them, use beauty filters. It’s subtle, but you can see it. I know the ones who are using them, which can look really natural.
“We can try to at least normalize, or even let people know, Hey, I’m using a beauty filter.”
The businesswoman then went on to claim that using a disclaimer could make the “biggest difference” for anyone feeling self-conscious when they watch a beauty video, reminding fans that how someone looks in a video is not true to life.
She told Glamour: “Something as small as that can make the biggest difference for people who feel really self-conscious. How you look on camera is not actually how you look in real life. There are certain lenses that literally distort your face and make you look weird. There are lenses that can flatter you and make you look like you, but they’re super expensive. There’s a reason why cinema lenses cost more than our camera lenses. Ours are cheaper, and it’s very wide-angle and distorts your face. A lot of people think they look ugly when they’re not ugly. They look good. How you see yourself in the mirror is how you actually look. Camera lens, it’s hard for them to translate that look in the mirror.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Gugu Mbatha-Raw works out on a trampoline.
The former ‘Morning Show’ actress admitted her bouncing sessions are “essential” to her life because not only do they help her stay in shape, but they make her feel happy too.
Asked her life essentials, she admitted: “My trampoline. I can’t speak highly enough of trampolines.
“I mean, it’s a great workout but also a great mood booster.
“Really, it’s very cheerful. Just make sure your ceilings aren’t too low.”
The 38-year-old star’s other essentials included a bath.
She explained: “It’s my end-of-day ritual, it centres me.”
And the ‘Loki’ actress “sadly” can’t live without her phone, or a good cup of tea.
She explained to Red magazine: “I’m a classic Brit … Living in America has made me realise how much tea I drink.”
Although Gugu has been living in Los Angeles for most of the last decade, she’s relocating back to the UK after buying a house in Oxfordshire last year and she’s looking forward to going home.
She said: “I’ve missed the British sense of humour, that sarcasm and dryness of British wit.
“Although I feel pretty at home wherever I am at this point.
“I suppose that’s the consequence of being nomadic. I can make a home pretty quickly with a few bare essentials.”
Gugu previously admitted she loves to wear only black clothes when she isn’t working because they help her to feel “calm and neutral”.
She explained: “This is as jazzy as I normally get. My wardrobe is mostly black because I dress up for a living, and it makes me feel calm and neutral.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Sarah Jessica Parker damaged her feet after wearing heels so much during ‘Sex and the City.’
The 56-year-old actress – who played shoe-obsessed columnist Carrie Bradshaw in the hit 1990s comedy series and its new sequel ‘And Just Like That’ – revealed that she had “created a new bone” in her foot after wearing high-heels on set for up to 18 hours a day.
She said: “I went to a foot doctor and he said, ‘Your foot does things it shouldn’t be able to do. That bone there … You’ve created that bone. It doesn’t belong there. For ten or so years, I literally ran in heels. I worked 18-hour days and never took them off. I wore beautiful shoes, some better made than others, and never complained.”
During the original run of the show – which focussed on Carrie Bradshaw and friends Charlotte York (Kristin Davis), Miranda Hobbs (Cynthia Nixon) and Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) as they navigated life in New York City – , Carrie wore a memorable pair of a pair of blue Manolo Blahnik Hangisi heels for during her wedding to Mr Big, but for the reboot series, producer Andy Cohen explained that the fashion would now reflect that of women in their 50s.
He told Us Weekly: “From what I understand, it’s going to show the women living vibrantly in their 50s and at this stage in their lives. [Carrie] is not going to be running around in a tutu and high heels, they are going to be living in their 50s as beautiful women. I think it’s going to be a wonderful message.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Gwen Stefani’s makeup artist Ariel Tejada has urged fans to not “overuse” setting powder if they want to appear younger.
The 26-year-old beauty guru – who has been a beauty assistant to the 52-year-old pop star since 2017 – – revealed that in avoid looking older with makeup should avoid “overusing” setting powder, which is normally applied on top of foundation.
He said: “Improperly using setting powder—a lot can go wrong with this. Do not overuse it, and use a brush to buff out so it leaves a seamless finish on the skin.”
The makeup artist – who isa lso make-up artist to the likes of ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashian’ star Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, after appearing with her on reality show ‘Life of Kylie’ – went on to reveal that he is often asked by his 2.5 million followers how to properly “carve a brown” and will be showing one winner just how in masterclass they can win via Groupon.
He told NewBeauty: “lot of followers want to learn how to carve a brow, or how to properly apply blush. I will be covering all of those topics in my private masterclass with whomever wins. I will also walk them through the best application tips on themselves! I jumped at this opportunity to team up with Groupon for this really special one-of-a-kind experience. I’ve never done this before, typically it’s a much much larger group. To have such an intimate setting and be able to walk an individual through my steps one-on-one is very exciting and unique.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Dua Lipa has paid tribute to her Albanian heritage with the name of her 90s-style PUMA collection.
The 26-year-old pop star has fronted the sporting brand’s ‘Flutur’ campaign which sees her famous moniker emblazoned onto a butterfly style logo of 90s-inspired apparel and footwear.
In a press release, she said: “For me, butterflies are more than just beautiful creatures. They represent so much, like transformation, hope and metamorphosis. Over this past year the butterfly has become especially symbolic and meaningful to me.”
The ‘Don’t Start Now’ hitmaker – who previously partnered with sporting brand PUMA by exclusively wearing the brand during her ‘Studio 2054’ live stream concert – chose to name the collection ‘Flutur’ as a tribute to her Albanian heritage.
She added: “The name of the capsule, ‘Flutur,’ is the Albanian word for butterfly. I chose it to pay homage to my heritage while also celebrating this new beginning with PUMA.”
The clothing capsule – which so far features items such as a black hoodie and baby tees – is said to only be a teaser of what is to come next year.
Maria Jose Valdes, general manager of Puma’s Sportstyle Business Unit, said in a statement: “It was important for Dua to release staple pieces that would complement any wardrobe,” . “She knew what she wanted and brought those ideas to the table. This capsule is just a tease to what’s to come next year, we’ve been working around the clock with Dua to bring to life all of her ideas.”

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