OHMYGOSSIP — Natalie Portman has revealed her “secret weapon” to looking good at big events.
The 43-year-old actress has shared her top tip for getting skin red carpet-ready explaining she always turns to sheet masks from Korean brands before she needs to glam up because they give her skin a much-needed moisture boost.
She told Grazia magazine: “I have a secret weapon. Those Korean sheet face masks can really change everything. That’s the thing I do before I go out or before a red carpet event.”
The actress also admitted she used to feel uncomfortable attending glitzy showbiz gatherings but she’s changed her mind since becoming a mum to kids and now appreciates being “pampered”.
She added: “I used to feel very oppressed by the glamour of it all. I would think how superficial it was, how it doesn’t mean anything, this is not who I am.
[Now] I’m so grateful, it feels like such an opportunity to get pampered … Having kids [changed my mind]. Once you have kids there’s such joy in someone taking care of you and feeling like you’re your best self when you’re used to feeling like a mess.”
She went on: “When you have really young kids and you’re trying to make it through the day, if you can get clothes on them, that feels like an achievement. “Now they’re older I have the time to dry my hair, put some make-up on, choose a nice outfit and not feel hurried all the time.”
Natalie finished by revealing she tries to partake in self-care by eating well, taking gyrotonics classes – which use weights to build strength – and having monthly massages.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jennie Garth is launching her own clothing line for shopping channel QVC.
The 52-year-old ‘Beverly Hills 90210’ star has created a range called I Choose Me which is named after a famous quote from the show when her character Kelly Taylor was told to choose between two love interests – Brandon and Dylan – and instead she replied: “I choose me”.
Jennie told WWD.com: “I felt there was a gap in the needs of people my age, 40s and 50s, something that was easily accessible and effortless and an easy decision to make every morning … [It’s an opportunity] to speak to women in the QVC audience, and a lot of people in my audience too who have grown up with me, and love my style, or said, ‘Where did you get that dress?’ It’s for all those people.”
The range is inspired by Jennie’s love of travel and every monthly drop will be associated with a place with the first release being themed around the coastal retreat of Big Sur in California.
Jennie has also revealed she’s been given plenty of help with the designs by her 21-year-old daughter Lola Facinelli who is studying fashion.
The actress added: “She is my design partner. She’s 21. She’s gotten to learn every step of the way alongside me, and learn what’s it like to build a brand, design a fashion line and curate collections monthly … She can bring a fresh perspective. There are options that honestly all different ages can wear.”
I Choose Me launches on QVC on July 29 with the beachy Big Sur collection and it will be followed by a second drop inspired by California’s Santa Ynez Valley which will have more of a cowboy theme.
Jennie previously launched a home range for the channel with her friend and former ‘Beverly Hills 90210’ co-star Tori Spelling back in 2023.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Blackpink singer Lisa is a new Louis Vuitton brand ambassador.
The K-pop star has joined the iconic French label months after being spotted at the fashion house’s show at Paris Fashion Week in March.
The brand said in a statement: “Driven and daring, her achievements speak to values at the core of Louis Vuitton — a passion for creativity combined with a commitment to excellence in one’s craft.”
The organisation praised her “bold sartorial choices”, which work well with the vision held by Nicolas Ghesquière, who is Vuitton’s artistic director of women’s collections.
The brand added: “Across the board, Lisa sets trends and approaches her craft with fearless authenticity.”
Lisa – who was born Lalisa Manobal – has long been connected to the band, having served as brand ambassador for Celine, which is owned by LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton.
She commented: “Nicolas Ghesquière’s identity is strongly reflected in the designs that he creates and that is what makes Louis Vuitton pieces so special.
“I’m very excited to see how his ideas come to life.”
And Ghesquière is “excited” to have Lisa on board, while he heaped praise on her “daring spirit and charisma”.
He added: “I am very excited to welcome Lisa as a house ambassador.
“She has a daring spirit and charisma that I find incredibly compelling.
“She is as bold and creative with her music as she is with her fashion, and it is a privilege to accompany her on this journey.”
Vuitton has now welcomed Lisa to a roster of female ambassadors including the likes of Emma Stone, Zendaya, Deepika Padukone, Ana de Armas and more.
Meanwhile, the brand also has several ambassadors with links to K-pop, such as BTS star J-Hope, NewJeans’ Hyein and Felix from Stray Kids.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Nicola Coughlan uses hair masks under her wig when she films ‘Bridgerton’.
The 37-year-old actress is known to audiences around the world for her role as Penelope Featherington in the Netflix period drama but explained that fans “need to know” that every hairstyle style is a wig and she wear haircare masks underneath for the sake of her own tresses.
She told Allure: “We used a lot of sheet masks before the big days, like the wedding and balls. It’s a typical thing because when you’re filming a show like that, you’re not getting enough sleep and you’re not drinking enough water.
“What people need to know is we’re getting makeup checks every three minutes. You do a take, someone comes in and fixes it. Every hairstyle is a wig, it’s not even my hair. I would put hair masks in under the wig. We would do the Olaplex No.3, slick it in, and then the wig would go on top. I was trying to grow my hair out at that time, so that was a good [tip].”
Meanwhile, Nicola admitted that her own evening regime when she is away from set is rather “complicated” but cannot imagine going to the lengths that others do before they go to bed.
She said: “I’m really fascinated by a lot of people’s nighttime routines now. And I don’t know that mine needs to get any more complicated, because I’ve got the silk bonnet, the eye mask, my retainer if I remember it. But seeing people tape their mouths and do all these masks… I don’t know that I can do all of that!”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Melissa Gorga stays out of the sun to benefit her skin.
The 45-year-old reality star – who has 18-year-old Antonia with husband Joe – is very “anti-sun” when it comes to her complexion and is trying to encourage her daughter to adopt the same attitude.
She told PageSix: “My friends giggle at me. I am that girl that will not allow my face in the sun, like I’m so anti-sun on the face. It’s crazy. If the sun is hitting my skin, I start to have like a panic attack. My friends giggle at me and they cannot believe how great I am with that, and I don’t let any slips happen.
“I’m trying to tell my daughter that right now because she’s at that age where she’ll lay out in my backyard with oil all over her and I’m like, ‘Please believe me! Just listen to me!’ And I try to tell her all the time.”
The ‘Real Housewives of New Jersey’ star previously explained that wearing less makeup was her secret to looking as “youthful” as possible and insisted that skincare was the most important part of her beauty regime.
She said: “Everyday makeup for me, especially in the summer, includes a tinted moisturiser. Less is more for me, especially as I get older because you look more youthful with less makeup on.
“Skin care is the most important thing. “If your skin is great, you can work on anything else — you can get your eyebrows done, you can get your hair done — and you don’t have to get the $250 eye cream; you can get one at CVS that’s just as good.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Anok Yai “never cared about fitting in” with her fashion.
The 26-year-old supermodel has now made several appearances on i-D and international Vogue covers but admitted that when she was in high school, her clothing choices were just an erratic mix of varying styles.
She told ELLE: “My style was nonsense. I would have themes on certain days. One day, I’d wear all fur—fur boots, a fur jacket, a fur hat, even a fur wallet that had my flip phone in it. I’ve always been the person who never cared to try to fit in. Kids always saw that as weird, but now as I grow into myself, I think it’s a special quality that I have.”
The catwalk star reflected that when she first took up modelling as a career, those in the industry expected her to conform to a certain type of character but insisted that the “cute” persona was never really representative of her true self.
She said: “When I started modeling, the industry wanted me to be the cute, bubbly, happy girl who’s just a ball of joy—that’s really not me. I’m not your average person. I’m very dark. I’m obsessed with knife-fighting. I love edgy movies—I’m obsessed with the Joker.”
Anok also noted that her parents were “really scared” of her choice of her career because they had followed a more academic route in life and had no clue of anything to do with the world of fashion.
She said: “They were really scared. My parents were more academic and didn’t know anything about the fashion world. I remember I gave my mom this Fendi bag that Karl Lagerfeld had given me, and she didn’t even know what Fendi was. She was like, ‘Oh, cute.’ And then put it in her room. I don’t know if she’s ever worn it.
“They didn’t fight me that hard, but they were definitely terrified.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Hailey Bieber is convinced skincare “doesn’t have to be complicated” because you don’t need to have a “nine-step routine to have great skin”.
The 27-year-old model – who launched her Rhode skin and make-up brand in 2022 – has compared putting together a skincare regime to creating a capsule wardrobe – insisting she wanted her line to provide good basics and simple “must-have” products.
She told W magazine: “I looked at it from my point of view of style. Like, what are the essential items you need to have in your closet? The perfect leather jacket, the perfect pair of jeans, the perfect white tee.
“So it came down to: What are your must-haves that make up your skincare wardrobe? You don’t need to have a nine-step routine to have great skin. It doesn’t have to be complicated.”
Hailey’s beauty venture has become a huge success in the two years since its launch, but the social media star admits she’s still overwhelmed when she sees someone with one of her products.
She explained: “The biggest compliment for me is if I’m out somewhere and someone waves their lip treatment at me. It is the most surreal feeling. I can’t believe that this person went out and bought it.”
It comes after Hailey admitted she’s spent years struggling with breakouts and bouts of perioral dermatitis – which can cause pustules and scaly patches around the mouth – and she’s still leaning how to avoid “triggers”.
She told Cosmopolitan magazine: “I feel like my skin has habits and I know more now about what triggers it and what doesn’t. I’ve learned so much more about my skin now being 27, in comparison to when I was 20.
“I do have perioral dermatitis, which gets triggered easily for me and can look a bit like breakouts. So, I’ve definitely had a journey with my skin and I’m still very much on it.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Lottie Tomlinson became “addicted” to fillers because she was “always searching” for ways to improve her image.
The 25-year-old influencer – who is the sister of One Direction star Louis Tomlinson – has admitted she started to become self-conscious about her looks after being thrust into the spotlight alongside her famous brother and her insecurities led her down a dark path of trying more procedures to change her appearance after first trying lip-filler at the age of 17.
She told The Times newspaper: “I had some puppy fat which made me very self-aware, and the filler culture was coming in and I felt I had to look perfect.
“Then I became addicted: cheek filler, jaw filler, more make-up, blonder hair, slimmer and more tanned. My mum thought I looked perfect, but I was always searching.”
However, Lottie decided to change her ways after her filled lips started to swell and crack while she was pregnant with her first child – admitting she had all of her filler dissolved.
She explained: “I had everything removed, the false eyelashes too. It was liberating.”
However, she decided to keep her breast implants: “That was just enhancement. The rest radically changed the way I looked. My breasts also got huge when I was pregnant and it was a bit painful. But I still breastfed. I loved carrying my child. I felt fantastic even when I was sick and exhausted.”
Lottie – who is currently pregnant with her second child – went on to become a beauty brand owner by setting up her own fake tan company called Tanologist. She went on to reveal she got into the tanning business because she’d had so many bad experiences with products in the past.
Lottie told the publication: “I wanted my own business, I was quite aware that … I was just working with an app [being an Instagram influencer]. That’s why I started Tanologist with my business partner.
“I was always using tanning treatments that would end up turning my sheets orange and my face would break out in spots – this is more natural.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Venus Williams loves expressing herself through her hair.
The 44-year-old tennis ace has sported a variety of different shades and styles over the years and she enjoys being able to be creative with her locks to show off her personality.
She told Us Weekly magazine: “I love that whole self-expression. Just being able to be creative and try different hairstyles and show off who you are, or even what kind of mood you’re in, or what kind of personality you have.”
One of her favourite looks was when she and her sister Serena Williams matched on court with their braided beads back in 1997.
She said: “It’s a style that young people who are African American wear, so it’s not necessarily a style you would always wear as an adult.
“You could still wear braids and beads, but probably in a more sophisticated way.”
Typically when she has a game, Venus favoured simple styles because her focus wasn’t on her appearance.
She explained: “I was really looking for something easy because before the match … your mind is elsewhere.”
The sportswoman recently went honey blonde as part of her partnership with Schwarzkopf Professional for their Up Your Game campaign and she was “thrilled” with the results, despite thinking she wouldn’t be able to pull off the hue because of her “red undertones”.
She said: “I just didn’t think I could do it.
“As soon as I saw it, I was thrilled. And I thought, ‘Oh my gosh, it looks just like Serena.’ ”
Despite her love of experimenting with her hair, Venus has learned a lot through her new partnership.
She said: “I discovered all the possibilities that you could push boundaries with hair even further.
“I’m a person who doesn’t have boundaries, so I can’t believe I didn’t try that before.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Hunter Schafer and Damson Idris feature in Prada’s Fall 2024 campaign.
The 25-year-old ‘Euphoria’ actress and the 32-year-old actor are among the stars who feature in the upcoming commercials for the Italian luxury fashion house, WWD reports.
The campaign has been shot by Willy Vanderperre and includes a video with dialogue which has been scripted by artist Miranda July.
Meanwhile, Hunter previously spoke about her love for fashion, explaining she prefers to mix classic pieces with newer clothes in her personal collection.
She told InStyle: “There’s never really a plan, but I do love clothes. I love collecting clothes. So, I pick up pieces all the time that I don’t necessarily have a plan for, but I know will come into play at some point. I have these things ready in my closet, and when the night calls for it, it’s about working an outfit around one of these special pieces.”
And, she also likes to get creative with her make-up.
Hunter said: “I guess it’s the usual makeup stuff. Eyeliner is great if you’re feeling more creative. What’s also great is the Shiseido eyelash curler, which I know is already loved by many people. But it’s really fast and makes a big difference because, like the hair on my head, my eyelashes are really straight. I usually lean towards blush versus contouring. I already have a jaw and a cheekbone situation happening, and I try to soften it a little bit more than sculpt. So I usually lean more towards blush, on my nose and sometimes on my eyes, too. If I don’t have time to shower in the morning, I’ll throw [my hair] in a bun for sure. Maybe if it’s in good enough shape, I’ll leave a couple of strands out that look purposeful.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Rihanna is so “proud” of Fenty’s partnership with the Olympics.
The 36-year-old singer and beauty mogul has inked a deal with the Olympic and Paralympic Games, which will make Fenty a “premium partner”.
She wrote on Instagram: “tried to tell yall….we outside all 2024!!! PROUD to announce that @FentyBeauty is a premium partner of the Olympic AND Paralympic Games baby!!! #FentyxParis2024.”
The Paris Olympics will begin on Friday, July 26, and run until August 11. The Paralympics will follow on Wednesday, August 28 until Sunday, September 8.
According to ELLE US, volunteers will receive makeup kits so they can create a “designated look” using Fenty Beauty products.
600 volunteers, ranging in ages from 18 to 21, will receive kits and tutorials on how to do their makeup and Fenty will have make-up artists on site to match foundation to skin tones.
Products in the makeup kit will include the Eaze Drop’Lit All-Over Glow Enhancer, the Eaze Drop Blurring Skin Tint, Gloss Bomb Universal Lip Luminizer, and the Invisimatte Instant Setting and Blotting Powder.
Speaking previously about Fenty Beauty, Rihanna told ELLE US: “My mantra has always been and always will be, ‘Beauty is there to have fun with. It should never feel like pressure or a uniform.’ I hope that carries on, because it’s an incredibly joyful and freeing way to live.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Matt Dillon is starring in the new campaign for German luxury accessories brand MCM.
The 60-year-old actor leads the brand’s new space-inspired campaign, posing in a black leather jacket in front of a large metal pipe.
A press release states: “MCM has always been about pushing boundaries, and this year, they’ve set their sights on Mars. In an audacious move that screams ambition and innovation, MCM launches the ‘From München to Mars’ campaign, a testament to their vision and a nod to their tech-savvy global audience, celebrating German Engineering since 1976.”
The pictures have been shot by Collier Schorr and also feature AI-generated imagery, “blending reality and creativity.”
Chairperson Sung-Joo Kim explained: “Our motto From München to Mars is about pushing beyond limits. Our mission is to serve the needs of digital nomads. We`re committed to testing boundaries, leveraging new technology to explore new horizons. AI plays a significant role in this campaign, not only by taking a leap in innovation but also taking the path towards a more sustainable future.”
Kim told WWD: “Not only is he highly professional and wonderful to work with, but Matt Dillon also encapsulates MCM’s spirit — a 21st-century maverick.
“We also wanted to work with him as MCM strives for agelessness in order to embody an attitude and a state of mind, rather than an age group.
“[Dillon] captures the essence of big Hollywood and brings a certain weight to the project as he is a value-driven actor who navigates his career on his own terms through his natural ease and charisma.”
Actress and filmmaker Zelda Adams and model Steph Shiu join Dillon in the campaign.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Julianne Moore has joined Salon Art + Design‘s honorary committee.
The 63-year-old actress – who is set to play art restorer Dianne Modestini in an upcoming TV series about Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi painting – was invited to join the committee due to her “great eye for collectible design”.
Nicky Dessources, the fair’s new executive director, told WWD: “Julianne Moore has attended our fair as a client of some of our exhibitors and has a great eye for collectible design. It felt only natural to invite her to be part of our Salon family and join our impressive honorary committee this year. We’re excited to partner with some of our supporters, like Julianne, in a more involved way.
“These members embody the spirit of Salon, many of them pushing the boundaries of how we define or view design. Our committee is an exciting mix of renowned and emerging collectors, tastemakers, institutional leaders and more.”
She will join art enthusiasts including glassmaker Paul Arnhold; Bergdorf Goodman’s Linda Fargo, artistic director, stylist and editor Colin King, and art patron Beth Rudin DeWoody among others on the committee.
The 2024 Salon Art + Design – a fair which features over 50 of the world’s most influential galleries in art, architecture, and design – will be held at New York’s Park Avenue Armory from November 7 to 11.
During the five-day event, Moore will participate in a panel discussion with Evan Lobel of New York City gallery Lobel Modern.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Lewis Hamilton has signed a deal to work with Dior.
The Formula 1 champion will be an ambassador for the luxury fashion house and do a limited collection with them in collaboration with its creative director Kim Jones, which will be inspired by the continent of Africa and the push for fashion to be more eco-conscious,
The 39-year-old racecar driver told WWD: “Honestly, this has been such a dream We’ve both been talking a lot about Africa.”
Kim- who spent time during his childhood living in countries across the region such as Botswana, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Kenya and Ghana due to his father’s job as a hydrogeologist – sang the praises of the “sustainable fabrics” they have sourced in places like Burkina Faso.
Kim, 50, said: “Some of the fabrics were made in Burkina Faso. We’re working with someone who’s helping us source sustainable fabrics throughout the continent and really looking at what we can do to help get the next generation of people educated to be able to come work in a studio like this.”
Lewis also noted that he is keen to make sure that this collaboration has an “impact” in the fashion world because other brands are “not conscious” of the effects of climate change.
Lewis added: “We want to make sure it has impact.
“Making it sustainable was key. When you’ve got a big house like Dior pushing that technology as well, hopefully, the goal is always to encourage all the other brands to want to start doing the same, because so many just are not conscious.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Coi Leray’s style has grown with her.
The ‘Baby, Don’t Hurt Me’ hitmaker – who is becoming known to now prefer a more risque look since bursting onto the scene three years ago – mused that her fashion sense has been “the same” it just has gotten more mature as she has.
The 27-year-old rapper told Teen Vogue magazine: “Looking back at all my old s*** and my old videos, I’m like, “Yo, I was always the same.” I’m just getting older. I need to bring [fans] more into my world so they can actually grow with me to understand my growth, because they see me getting older and changing, but they don’t understand why. That sh*t bothers the hell out of me.
I went from dinosaur covers on my nipples, to walking with my nipples out in a sheer chic dress at YSL. It’s a certain way you gotta start moving as you get older. It’s chess, not checkers. I don’t think anything changed [about me]. I’m still finding myself [aesthetically] as an artist.
A lot of my biggest, successful moments happened so fast in my career that people didn’t really give me a chance to grow. People hold me to a certain standard. [But] that’s the process of artist development and someone going through life — I still have to go through real life s***, too, at the end of the day, and they don’t know what I go through.
Coi also recently performed at Coachella with Shenseea and admitted she felt as if she “looked good” while performing for the crowd. She said: “Being at Coachella was dope. The energy was amazing, both weekends were amazing. I looked good, I felt good, my dancers, my set… It was a great, great show. I love performing at festivals, so I can’t wait to headline.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Channing Tatum is the new face of Versace Eros men’s fragrances.
This is the 44-year-old actor’s first time working on a campaign for Versace and it will include a short film for the brand.
Channing – who has worn Versace on numerous red carpets and is a friend of the company’s chief creative officer Donatella Versace – told WWD: “When I started modelling in the 2000s, Versace was the brand I always wanted to work with but never did, so this campaign feels extra special and personal to me. The Versace name has such a strong meaning to so many around the world, and to be a part of that legacy is a real privilege. Donatella is a true icon and friend and I am so excited to see the reaction to what we’ve created together.”
Donatella added: “I loved working with Channing for this shoot. Not only does he look amazing, he also put his heart into this campaign.
“He shows strength and power and is also one of the kindest and most charming men I have met. He defines modern masculinity. The perfect Versace man. There is no one better to embody Eros.”
Meanwhile, Channing’s fiancée Zoe Kravitz is the face of YSL’s Black Opium’ fragrance.
Speaking previously about the Black Opium Extreme Eau de Parfum, Zoe told ELLE: “It’s a little bit of a deeper smell. These coffee tones are really beautiful and maybe slightly more earthy and masculine, which I think to me is even sexier.
“Scent is something that’s a part of my routine. We can all use a little sensual perfume for sure.”

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