OHMYGOSSIP — Demi Lovato is donating profits from her new Fabletics collection to help fight coronavirus.
The 27-year-old star was unsure whether she should still go ahead with releasing the new products on Friday (02.04.20) but ultimately decided the collaboration should land as planned and has decided to give $5 from every item sold, up to $125,000, to the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.
She announced on Instagram: “I’ve been working hard behind the scenes on many new, exciting things – including my brand new collection with Fabletics launching April 2 that I’ve been eager to share.
“Recently, we’ve watched our world change and thought about holding off on the launch.
“After sitting down to reflect for a few days, we realise there’s no better times to inspire others with the capsule, which has always been about channeling inner strength.
“We’ve decided to share it with you soon-with a twist: I’m pleased to announce that for $5 for every item sold will provide crucial gear to frontline workers-pledging up to $125,000 now through June 30 to support the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organisation, powered by the United Nations Foundation.”
The ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ hitmaker also hopes the garments will give her fans a confidence boost.
She added: “In addition to lifting up those in need right now, it’s so important for us all to feel empowered, invincible, and strong from the inside out.
“My collection is designed to do just that — uplifting you with bold colours and amazing contouring for the biggest confidence boost. I love how these styles make you feel so supported when you put them on.
“Living an active lifestyle from home is all about wearing activewear, like comfortable leggings, bras, and tops you can wear from morning to night…
“I hope you’ll join me on our journey to project positivity, build inner strength and boost each other up!”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Claudia Schiffer declined to have a Hermes bag named after her.
The 49-year-old supermodel can’t “remember” why she snubbed the prestigious offer from the fashion house, who have previously released bags in honour of the likes of Jane Birkin, Alexa Chung and the late Grace Kelly.
She said: “Once Hermès offered for a handbag to be named after me and I thought, No! I don’t quite remember why now…”
Claudia was used to being “showered” with gifts when she was one of the world’s most in demand models, but never felt she could take “advantage”.
She told the new issue of Britain’s ELLE magazine: “People normally showered you with everything, really. Particularly at Chanel. Karl [Lagerfeld] would say, ‘Go downstairs to the boutique and take whatever you want. You can take the entire collection – whatever.’
“Where others may have taken advantage, I never felt I could.
“There’s a certain limit when someone says, ‘Choose what you want.’ You don’t literally choose everything there is.”
Though the German star never wanted to be famous, she was always determined to be “at the top” of the modelling industry and regularly shunned parties to stay focused.
She said: “I never had that urge to be in the limelight
“When I started modelling, I didn’t go to an agency saying, ‘I want to be a model.’ And I never looked at it as, ‘I want to be famous’, either. So I came at the angle of, ‘I want to be good at it and I want to be at the top.’…
“I think the term was, ‘She’s very professional’. I would just do my work and go: ‘I’m leaving! I’m rushing out the door!’
“There were constantly parties after dinner, but I always thought, I must succeed, I must be the best, I must go from place to place and not take time off. So there was rarely ‘Let’s have drinks’ afterwards.”
The May issue of Elle goes on sale on Friday (02.04.20).

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jodie Comer “respects” her parents for letting her “get on with” her beauty failures when she was younger.
The ‘Killing Eve’ star admits she tried a number of different looks when she was younger as her hometown of Liverpool is “the city of glam”.
Speaking to Vanity Fair magazine, she shared: “I don’t know if you’re familiar with Liverpool, where I’m from, but Liverpool is the city of glam. I got a curly blow at the hairdresser’s as a teenager with [all day rollers] that you take out at the last minute so your hair stays in longer. Our eyebrows were super heavily drawn on. I look back at pictures of myself, and I’m like, ‘Whoa!’ I respect my parents for just letting me get on with it!”
Meanwhile, Jodie previously admitted she is trying to “accept” the way she looks as she has “always struggled” with her appearance.
She said: “A big thing is trying to accept that, with acting, the reason for getting a part or not getting part isn’t always about your talent or how talented people think you are; a lot of it is about your looks. Always worrying about the way you look or your weight for certain roles – that has always been a big insecurity of mine. Growing up as a teen, I always struggled with my weight and body image.
“What I’m trying to do – and I feel like I’m succeeding a little bit in – is to be accepting of the fact that … I always put a stress on myself having to look a certain way, when you are who you are. Your ability to act, or whatever your job is, is worth so much more than how you look.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Stacey Solomon has shared her self-isolation beauty routine.
The ‘Loose Women’ presenter is at home with her kids – Zachary, 12, Leighton, seven, Rex, 10 months, and her partner Joe Swash – but has taken the time to share with her fans how they can copy her beauty look.
Posting to Instagram, Stacey admitted her lips get “so dry in the house” but she is using the Dr. Paw Paw lip balm to keep them hydrated.
A handy product to have, the lip balm is marketed for a variety of uses. The company shared on its website that it can be used as a “skin protector and moisturiser to nappy cream and lip finisher”.
They added: “The balm also has healing properties and can be used on sun burn, skin irritations and as a hair conditioning treatment – whatever your use for it, we guarantee you will be delighted with the satisfyingly smooth finish! Our main ingredient is Pawpaw, the fruit of the plant Carica Papaya. The Pawpaw has been found to have natural healing qualities and is believed by many to be the finest natural medicine yet discovered.”
Stacey revealed she had “discovered it years ago in Australia” and admitted it was her “favourite” thing, before going on to show off her favourite fake eyelashes, which cost around £10.
She said: “I’ve used them about 29 times. They last forever.”
Whilst giving her tips, she added: “Use Duo glue and leave the glue to almost dry … then they just stick on.”
Her last product was the most expensive, the Beauty Pie moisturiser, which retails for around £50. Massaging it into her forehead and cheeks, the moisturiser contains the likes of shea butter, sesame and coconut oils, as well as a tomato stem-cell extract.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Mel C’s fashion choices have become “more feminine” as her career has evolved.
The 46-year-old pop star rose to fame as part of the Spice Girls in the 90s – but Mel has slowly moved away from her Sporty Spice persona over the years.
Reflecting on her fashion evolution, Mel – who released her debut solo album, ‘Northern Star’, in 1999 – shared: “I felt a bit rebellious when I released my first solo record. I was very keen to be seen as something separate from the Spice Girls, so I chopped all my hair off, went a little bit punk and spent a couple of years trying to not be Sporty Spice.
“More recently, on tour with [the LGBTQ+ collective] Sink the Pink, my costume looked like a corset version of an American football top, but it was made from old pairs of trainers: a bit of Nike, a bit of Adidas.
“I still love athleisure, but I also feel confident enough to be a bit more feminine at times. I know what suits me: simplicity, tailoring, a more androgynous look.”
Mel also acknowledged how her Sporty Spice persona has managed to influence fashion trends.
She told the Guardian newspaper: “I’ve always liked that rock’n’roll chic; Kate Moss looks effortlessly cool.
“So much of fashion history repeats itself: my daughter is now 11 and she and her friends are all dressing like Sporty Spice – they don’t even realise that I was there first.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Elle Macpherson is “choosing faith over fear” amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The 55-year-old model has taken to Instagram to reveal she’s chosen to adopt a positive outlook, explaining that she’s using her time to do various things she’s been meaning to do for “ages”.
Elle shared: “At home and happy… I’m choosing to do things I’ve been promising myself for ages . sharing laughter and supporting friends through zoom, cleaning closets , writing , practicing a complete wellness program , spending time in the sunshine-natural vitamin D -I’ve been preparing fortifying meals – and most of all reflecting on what this whole unexpected phenomenon is teaching us as whole and me personally – so grateful to all the nurses doctors health care workers and hospitals doing their best to help the effected thankyou ! (sic)”
Elle passed on her best wishes to her followers during the current health crisis, saying “we are in this together”.
She also urged people not to worry too much about the situation, and stressed the importance of remaining positive during these challenging times.
The world-famous model – who was born in Australia but now lives in the US – continued: “There are many people suffering from being unwell , afraid , alone , and struggling at this time and so I’m sending love …what’s clear to me is choosing faith over fear is the way to go.. we are in this together [love heart emoji] (sic)”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Giorgio Armani has hired Celine Khavarani as senior vice-president of entertainment industry relations for the Americas.
The 85-year-old fashion designer has decided to appoint Khavarani to oversee celebrity dressing and relationships for Giorgio Armani, Emporio Armani and Armani Exchange, according to Women’s Wear Daily.
Khavarani will be based at Armani’s Rodeo Drive office in California and will report to Gaetano Sciuto, the chief executive officer of Giorgio Armani Corp.
Armani is a popular fashion label among some of Hollywood’s best-known stars, with the likes of Renee Zellweger, Natalie Portman, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino all wearing Armani to this year’s Academy Awards.
Meanwhile, Armani recently donated $1.4 million to fight coronavirus in his native Italy.
The money has been donated to three hospitals in Milan, one in Rome, and the Civil Protection Agency.
Prior to that, Armani was forced to stage a Milan Fashion Week show without an audience due to the pandemic.
The company explained in a statement at the time: “The show will be shown behind closed doors, due to the recent developments of coronavirus in Italy, live-streamed in front of an empty theatre on the Armani website, therefore please do not attend the show this afternoon.
“The decision was taken to safeguard the well-being of all his invited guests by not having them attend crowded spaces.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kylie Jenner missed Paris Fashion Week in September because she had a “horrible strep and staph infection” in her throat.
The 22-year-old make-up mogul was poised to attend the event as Balmain’s Artistic Director of Makeup – but Kylie has now revealed she was unable to attend as she was the sickest she’s “ever been” in her life.
In response to a post by an Instagram fan account about Kylie’s absence, the brunette beauty explained: “[F]or those wondering i never had flu-like symptoms! I had a horrible strep and staph infection in the throat (bleeding from the mouth and all) it was the sickest I’ve ever been (sic)”
Meanwhile, Kylie’s cosmetics company has temporarily ceased production due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Kylie Cosmetics will not be shipping any orders for the foreseeable future due to California’s business rules amid the pandemic.
The reality TV star recently wrote on Instagram: “Due to the current health orders in California, the fulfillment center we use is temporarily closing. While our website remains open to accept orders, our fulfillment center can’t guarantee delivery dates at this time. Your order will receive top priority as soon as we can resume shipping.
“For any orders placed on or after March 16, our refund policy has been updated to allow our customers to cancel unshipped orders at any time for a full refund. The customer service team will be reaching out via email to every customer who purchased on or after March 16 over the coming days. (sic)”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Alessandro Michele has called for solidarity amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The 48-year-old fashion designer – who is the creative director of Gucci – has urged the world and his own employees to come together during the current health crisis, which has plunged numerous countries and numerous industries into chaos.
In a letter to the company’s employees around the world, Alessandro and Marco Bizzarri – the president and CEO of Gucci – wrote: “Gucci has created a world, open and free: a Gucci global community.
“We ask all of you to be the Changemakers in this crisis, to stand together with us in the fight against the Coronavirus. We are all in this together.”
The world-famous fashion label has already pledged to donate as much as one million euros to the Italian Civil Protection Department as part of the fight against the virus.
Meanwhile, Gucci recently cancelled its planned cruise 2021 fashion show in San Francisco due to the coronavirus outbreak.
The event had been scheduled for May 18 – but the decision was made to postpone it because of “the ongoing uncertainty prompted by the coronavirus outbreak”.
A spokesman for the Italian luxury fashion brand said at he time: “A decision on the new timing and location of the show will be announced at a later date, once the situation becomes clearer.
“At this time, our thoughts are with all of those affected around the world.”
Alessandro had initially chosen to host the the cruise show in San Francisco due to the city’s history as a place of liberal activism and for its reputation as a cultural melting pot.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Ralph Lauren is set to start making medical masks and gowns in a bid to help get much needed supplies to those battling the coronavirus pandemic.
The 80-year-old designer and his eponymously titled fashion house announced a shift in production on Thursday (26.03.20), as they will now begin making 250,000 masks and 25,000 isolation gowns in the US.
The news was announced by Ralph’s charity foundation, the Ralph Lauren Corporate Foundation.
Alongside the new protective equipment, Ralph also announced he would be donating a whopping $10 million through his foundation to help those most in need as the virus – which is also known as COVID-19 – spreads throughout the world.
In a statement, Ralph said: “At the heart of our company, there has always been a spirit of togetherness that inspires our creativity, our confidence and most importantly our support for one another.
“In the past weeks and months, that spirit has never wavered. We believe that no matter who you are or where you are from, we are all connected. That is why we are taking significant action to help our teams and communities through this crisis.”
The donation will help provide financial grants for Ralph Lauren colleagues in need, as well as make a substantial contribution to the World Health Organisation’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.
According to Harper’s Bazaar, the money will also help to support cancer patients through Ralph’s existing Pink Pony Fund, as those battling cancer are one of the most at-risk groups when it comes to the virus because they already have a weakened immune system.
Ralph Lauren’s charitable deed comes as other fashion brands are also joining the fight against coronavirus.
Luxury coat brand Canada Goose has begun making gowns that will be donated to healthcare workers, whilst GAP have confirmed their factories will start making protective gear, and LMVH – which owns the Louis Vuitton brand – announced the production of hand sanitiser in France.

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OHMYGOSSIP — The Armani Group is stepping up its efforts to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
The company has announced plans to convert its four Italian production sites in order to produce single-use medical overalls for healthcare workers who are dealing with the health crisis.
Italy – which has been on lockdown since March 9 – is one of the worst-affected countries in the world, and Armani has now pledged to offer more assistance in the ongoing fight.
Previously, the company – which was founded by the iconic designer Giorgio Armani in 1975 – announced plans to donate as much as 1.25 million euros to Italy’s Civil Protection, as well as a number of Italian hospitals and other institutions around the country.
Earlier this year, Armani was forced to stage a Milan Fashion Week show without an audience due to the pandemic.
The company explained in a statement at the time: “The show will be shown behind closed doors, due to the recent developments of coronavirus in Italy, live-streamed in front of an empty theatre on the Armani website, therefore please do not attend the show this afternoon.
“The decision was taken to safeguard the well-being of all his invited guests by not having them attend crowded spaces.”
Italy is the worst-affected country in Europe in relation to the pandemic, and the northern region of Lombardy – where the city of Milan is situated – was identified as a hotspot for the virus earlier this month.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Zoey Deutch has been battling “hormonal acne” since she was 15.
The 25-year-old actress says her skincare routine always includes a specific set of products designed to tackle her “debilitating” acne, which she has struggled with for a decade.
Explaining her skincare routine, she said: “I’ve had hormonal acne since I was like … I wanna say 15, but it got really bad in my 20s. It shouldn’t make me that self conscious, but I can’t make eye contact, I don’t wanna … you know, those kind of things that you hear where you’re like ‘Oh what a sob story’, but really when you’re going through it, it’s debilitating.”
Zoey uses the iS Clinical cleanser along with an antibiotic wipe to help her clean her face from all traces of make-up, but insists skincare routines will be different for everyone.
The ‘Zombieland: Double Tap’ star added: “You have to figure out what works for you, so again, this is what works for me, and here we go.
“So here’s this iS Clinical, it’s literally the only cleanser I can use that doesn’t make me break out. I like to use a Foreo shenanigans to apply it. Especially when you’re taking off make-up, it’s so important to get all of it off and this is a great little assistant in that.
“This antibiotic wipe has changed my life, I have to use it. I think also partially just also even more so gets rid of any make-up, residue make-up, that’s on there too which is a plus.
The beauty then uses two separate moisturisers on her face, because the heavy creams often cause her to break out in spots.
In a video discussing her skincare with Vogue magazine, she said: “Moisturisers! Moisturisers are, I think for me, product-wise, the thing that triggers my cystic hormonal acne the most. So get ready for a duo moisturiser moment.
“La Mer moisturising soft cream, from here [top lip] up, and then I use this stuff [Elta MD] for my chin. It was recommended to me by a dermatologist.”
Zoey finishes her skincare routine with some eye cream, before using a vibrating lifting tool to smooth it all in, and finally spritzing on some face mist.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Anna Wintour and Tom Ford have come together to support fashion designers through the coronavirus pandemic.
The editor in chief of Vogue magazine and the chairman of the Council of Fashion Designers of America are repurposing the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund – which was initially set up in the wake of the terrible events of 9/11 – to help those fashion houses affected by COVID-19.
Explaining their new initiative, they shared: “A Common Thread is a storytelling initiative spearheaded by Vogue and in collaboration with the CFDA, to raise both awareness and needed funds for those in the American fashion community who have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund was originally established as a response to the tragedy that took place on 9/11. Now, as we are all faced with new challenges, it is being repurposed to – in addition to raising and distributing funds to those who have been most affected – highlight designers and tell the stories of those who work tirelessly behind the scenes across the country in our incredibly strong and vibrant fashion industry. Parameters of the fund are still being established, and applications will be available on the CFDA website beginning on Wednesday, April 8th. The fund is not limited to former Fashion Fund participants or members of the CFDA.”
It comes after Tom urged the government to support fashion, as they suffer a reduction in sales due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The 58-year-old fashion designer said in a statement: “I would suspect and hope that this is the chief focus of any fashion organisation now: taking care of their people. Inclusion of the fashion industry in the $1.6 trillion stimulus package expected to be released imminently is critical and of the utmost importance for us all. The CFDA understands that the industry needs immediate critical support and is working to access relief at the federal and local levels.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kevin Hart “frequently dyes” his grey hair.
The ‘Central Intelligence’ star has confessed he has “always had a s**t load of grey hair” but has stopped dyeing it as he is currently not working amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
Alongside some crying with laughter emojis, he shared: “P.S I have always had a s**t load of grey hair … I was just a frequent dyer … I’m not working right now so I said F**K IT (sic)”
Meanwhile, Kevin previously described himself as “forever a work in progress” after a rollercoaster year.
The ‘Jumanji: The Next Level’ actor reflected on the past 12 months, writing recently: “Words can’t explain my emotion right now … 2019 has been a hell of a year for me. I appreciate the Ups & the downs… to be honest I appreciate the downs so f***ing much because they help build character. My appreciation for life is the highest that it’s ever been…. I am forever a work in progress… I’m always looking for ways to improve or better myself… the best way to receive anything is to be willing to listen & accept or learn…. I am all of the above …
“I am also thankful…. I’m thankful for my family, friends, co-workers, fans … Without you guys none of this would be possible. Thank you all so much. Mom I hope I am making you proud … Dad I love you … 40 G’s you’re the best big brother on the planet … Niko you’re my everything … Kids I do it all for you. … PCB you are my ride or dies … God you are my EVERYTHING!!!!! (sic)”
In 2019, Kevin had a car accident, which saw him sustain three fractures in his spine when a car he was travelling in veered off the highway and ended up in a gully about 10 feet off the road.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Ashley Graham is wearing “full glam” to her online business meetings.
The 32-year-old model is staying at home amidst the coronavirus pandemic but has decided to do a full face of make up to all her online meetings and video calls to stop the “brain fog” she has been feeling.
She wrote on Instagram: “Anyone else wearing full glam to zoom meetings and dinner with the family? … But in all honesty, getting ready and feeling like I am in my routine for a few minutes of the day gave me a short escape from the brain fog I’ve been feeling. Wearing my @revlon Tropical Vibes collection (and trying to channel some warmer vibes in chilly Nebraska) (sic)”
Ashley is very open and honest about her body and she previously insisted modelling has given her a “platform” to deliver a message of positivity to other women around the world.
Ashley – who has her own podcast, called ‘Pretty Big Deal’ – said: “I think modelling gave me a platform in general and I think now more than ever, models have the opportunity to talk about things that are important to them, social issues. We have a platform now where we should be using it to change people’s lives, to give information to people in whatever capacity that is for you. With this podcast, I have full control. I own the narrative, and I think that there’s something incredibly liberating about that. When it comes to fashion, I’m literally giving up my body and face to a company or to a magazine, who could edit me and in ‘Pretty Big Deal’, I’m unedited. I put myself on the line, I talk about felling insecure about my body and my ups and downs with food and men, family, it runs the gamut – and I think that people know when they’re coming down and sitting on my couch, it’s about truth and honesty.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Justin Timberlake blamed his double denim fashion fail on being “young and in love”.
The ‘Sexy Back’ hitmaker famously sported the outfit to match with his then-girlfriend Britney Spears as they walked the red carpet at the 2001 American Music Awards, but he has insisted he did it because he fell for her badly.
Speaking to former *NSYNC bandmate Lance Bass’ podcast, The Daily Popcast, he said: “You do a lot of things when you’re young and in love.”
The 39-year-old singer previously worked with denim company Levi’s.
Speaking back in 2019, he said: “When you work with such an institution like Levi’s, you don’t want them to be anything but Levi’s. And so it’s just a little bit of a swerve here and there on fit or cut or wash or texture and that’s it. And then saying, wouldn’t it be fun to make a workman’s vest, for instance, or wouldn’t it be fun to throw a hoodie on a trucker jacket? For the first two seasons, we created a bit of a left-of-centre aesthetic and we just want to continue to play up on that … I like to mix things up always.”
And Justin loves how denim can be adapted to suit any style.
He shared: “I get to travel to a lot of different places and I think the biggest part of it, to be honest, is to create something that you feel could be worn in Paris, could be worn in New York, could be worn In Stockholm, could be worn in L.A. and could be worn in Memphis, Tennessee.”

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