OHMYGOSSIP — Diane Von Furstenberg loves to tell people her age.
The 70-year-old fashion designer – who founded her eponymous brand in 1972 – believes getting older is an “achievement”, and she will share how old she is with people because she “likes the sound of it”, but also because she enjoys hearing their reactions.
Speaking about growing older at the Fast Forward Women’s Innovation Summit, which was held at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, and has been obtained by InStyle.co.uk, the creative mastermind said: “Because it’s an achievement.
“I turned 70 this year, and I tell everybody because, first of all, I like the sound of it. I like them to say, ‘Oh really?’ Although they don’t mean it.”
The mogul also enjoys declaring her age because it makes her feel proud she has “made it” to the big milestone.
She continued: “But also because it means that I made it.”
And Diane has encouraged women not to be “afraid” of growing older, and has urged women to embrace ageing.
She said: “Don’t be afraid of the years.
“Make sure you and yourself are your best friend forever, and that requires a lot of practice.”
Although Diane is proud of her age and all that she is achieved, she thinks she should be twice her actual age because of her life experiences.
She said: “And truly, having lived the life that I lived, I should be 140.”
But Diane doesn’t just give advice on ageing, but she also dishes parenting tips to fellow designer Victoria Beckham, who has sons Brooklyn, 18, Romeo, 15, Cruz, 12, and six-year-old daughter Harper.
Speaking previously about the words of wisdom exchanged between her and Diane, Victoria said: “I was having dinner with Diane Von Furstenberg a few months ago, and she’s a woman that I have an enormous amount of respect and admiration for.
“And I said to her, ‘Diane, when your children were younger and you were working, did you feel guilty?’ And she said ‘Absolutely not. It’s a waste of time and energy.’ ”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Sam Heughan’s “most sentimental” item of clothing is his father’s kilt.
The 37-year-old Scottish actor has revealed his most prized possession is his parent’s traditional garment, and the star has admitted he has “only” ever worn the pleated skirt in “private”, although it is a bit of a squeeze for him as his father had a smaller frame than him.
Speaking about his favourite wardrobe item to PEOPLE, he said: “That’s the most sentimental thing in my closet. I’ve worn it, though he had a smaller waist than me. I’ve only worn it in private.”
Although Sam has kept his father’s clothes, he hasn’t taken anything from his ‘Outlander’ wardrobe because it is covered in “mud and blood”.
The hunk – who portrays Jamie Fraser in the television series – said: “They keep it tight. To be honest, there is nothing in there I want. It’s all covered in mud and blood. None of it I would really want to take home. However, the weapons I would love. And they wouldn’t give me my sword, so I eventually bought my own. I’ve had an armour smith come make me my own particular sword — it’s stupid, but I love it.”
Sam has admitted for his role in the programme he has to undergo a major makeover, which sees him dye his blonde locks “a crazy amount” of times throughout the year, and he has admitted the constant beauty alterations have “taken over [his] life”.
Speaking about his character’s preparation, he said: “I’m a natural blonde. It gets dyed. It’s pretty horrific. I have to get it dyed a crazy amount — it’s like every three weeks. It’s not easy. It’s hard being a ginger. But I think everybody has a little bit of ginger in them. I’ve got some in my beard.
“We’ve been doing ‘Outlander’ for four years, and it’s definitely taken over my life a little bit.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Yara Shahidi carries “different mementos” in her bag.
The 17-year-old actress has revealed she cannot leave the house without a pair of flat shoes, a range of snacks that tend to be a packet of nuts, a box of motion sickness tablets, as well as one of her many keepsakes she has collected over time.
Speaking to Us Weekly about her essentials, the ‘Black-ish’ star said: “I like to keep a snack — usually a nut mix from Trader Joe’s. I opened my bag the other day and there were almonds everywhere. It’s taken a week to get them out.
“I always have Bonine in my bag because I get motion sickness.
“When I’m at events, my mama will carry ballet flats or sneakers. There’s a pair Tory Burch just came out with. I was at the MTV Movie Awards and I popped those on after.
“I have different mementos in each bag. I collected Buddha statues when I was little, so sometimes those. Once I was clearing out a bag and a big amethyst fell out. I was like, ‘That’s where it was!'”
And the brunette beauty has revealed she also carries around a jade roller, which is a beauty product that helps to boost circulation in the face, and she has hailed the cosmetic item as a “nice little wake up call”.
She continued: “Usually, I use a jade roller on my face with some coconut oil or an essential oil. It’s a nice little wake-up call.”
Yara has revealed she also carries a variety of lip products with her as well, including Bert’s Bee’s Lip Shine in Smooch, two Chanel Rouge Coco Glosses, and a Glossier clear lip gloss.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Bella Freud wanted to be a farmer when she was younger.
The 56-year-old designer launched her eponymous label in the 1990s before launching her knitwear range in 2007, but the star has revealed prior to embarking on a career in the fashion industry she wanted to enjoy a career in agriculture.
When asked what her dream occupation was when she was a child, she told the Guardian Online: “A farmer.”
And the star – who is the daughter of the late artist Lucian Freud and Bernardine Coverley – has revealed if she had the chance to go back in time she would want to live in the early 1900s because she likes the “Edwardian way of dressing”.
She said: “I like the Edwardian way of dressing, so maybe there.”
Although the creative mastermind boasts a successful career at the helm of the design business, she used to “dislike everything” about her appearance.
She said: “I used to dislike everything.”
But after giving birth to her son Jimmy, the mogul started to appreciate her body and start to “like” her aesthetic.
She continued: “And now I like it all.
“When I was pregnant I thought how useful my body was.”
And Bella’s happiness continued when she welcomed her 16-year-old child into the world and she would “potter” around with him.
When asked when she was most at her happiest, she said: “When my son, Jimmy, was two and I was just pottering about with him.”
But Bella has revealed as well as her family, a “menthol cigarette and a scone” also give her a large amount of satisfaction.
Speaking about her guilty pleasures, she said: “A menthol cigarette and a scone.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Iskra Lawrence loves making her body “suffer” when she works out.
The 27-year-old model “really enjoys” working up a sweat because it leaves her feeling “most empowered”, but the star will not “beat [herself] up about it” if she misses a fitness session because she thinks her body reacts better to “shock than habit”.
Speaking to InStyle.co.uk, the blonde-haired beauty said: “I really enjoy working out and making my body suffer through exercise but if I have to skip the gym for whatever reason I don’t beat myself up about it.
“For me I feel most empowered when I am weight training but I love trying different things, there’s like a million ways to squat – including at the club. The thing I think that is important to remember is that your body responds better to shock than habit.”
The fashion muse used to be a competitive swimmer when she was younger, and she believes her history as an athlete has stood her in good stead.
She added: “I like cardio and trying new tricks all the time – I swam for nationals when I was younger so I’ve got good muscle memory, so that helps.”
Iskra has revealed she feels “very comfortable” with her appearance she would happily strip down in public to flaunt her curvaceous frame.
She continued: “I definitely have body confidence and feel very comfortable in my own body – I could streak down the street and not feel bad. Obviously there are times when I feel heavier and it makes me a little anxious but then I try to change my thoughts. It’s normal to have those thoughts but you kind of need to take a breath and remind yourself of the positive things. There are so many other things to put your energy into and think about than what you look like – there are bigger things to worry about.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Camila Cabello went through a “rough patch” with eyeliner.
The 20-year-old singer has admitted she can’t shake the nightmare she suffered five years ago when she failed to apply a sleek of black liner on her eyelid because she has “the worst hand eye coordination”.
Speaking to E! News about her beauty blunder, the ‘Crying in the Club’ hitmaker – who was announced as the L’Oreal Paris ambassador earlier this year – said: “Eyeliner and I went through a rough patch at the beginning! I have the worst hand eye coordination and not the best handwriting. I usually use a brush, angle it at the same spot every time, and then follow the line. If I’m really in a rush, I use Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara from L’Oréal Paris, which makes my lashes look super full really fast.”
But the musician has revealed she has found a method to apply the cosmetic product that best suits her.
She explained: “The perfect cat eye all depends on what works for your eye shape and what works best for your eyes. For me, I learned it’s best to not do thick liner all the way, but to make it super thin and make it thicker at the ends. Also using the darker shades of shadow in the outer corners.”
But Camila has revealed she feels her “sexiest” when her skin looks “healthy”, as she feels “more comfortable” when she is au naturel.
When asked when she feels her best, the former Fifth Harmony band member said: “[When I have] healthy skin.
“I think this whole journey has made me more comfortable in my own skin, literally and metaphorically. I like to wear less make-up when I can because I have gotten more comfortable with myself…I feel like now i have more room to grow in my personal style too.
“I like to throw on balm or gloss to bring out my colour. When I have to go on red carpet and need a little more, I use L’Oréal Paris Infallible Pro-Matte Liquid Lipstick.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Cara Delevingne says modelling has “destroyed” her.
The 25-year-odl catwalk icon has admitted she felt she was forced to slot into a particular stereotype of a woman during her career at the helm of the fashion industry, but that only made her feel worse about herself and “not genuine”.
Speaking to the Telegraph Online, the fashion muse said: “As a model I played the part of what I thought society wanted me to be as a woman. That’s why that part of modelling destroyed me. It wasn’t fashion’s fault.
“It was me getting successful from playing a part that then felt … not exactly not genuine, but this stereotypical idea of female beauty. What I saw as being feminine: that girlie, femme-fatale, pretty lipstick type girl.”
And the ‘Suicide Squad’ actress believes social media would have been an added hindrance to her if it was around when she was growing up.
She said: “I always felt as a teenager that everything I did was because I wanted someone to love me. I think the added pressure of social media would have destroyed me. I was already on the verge of being destroyed anyway.”
Cara recently hacked off her blonde locks for her upcoming movie ‘Life in A Year’, but the star has revealed the makeover impacted on her emotions.
She explained: “It really put me back into a dark place. I felt like a moody, hormonal teenager again. That’s probably when I thought about death the most.”
And the star has revealed she has to cry “every day” to be able to manage her anger, and a yoga session will help her bring her deep feelings to the surface.
She explained: “I’ve just had a mental breakdown this morning, but I’m totally fine. I’m not someone who cries there and then. I’ll hold it in. Until I’m in the bathroom by myself.
“I have to cry every day. If I don’t, I get angry. So when I go and see my [yoga] teacher, it’s like I download all the pain that I’ve been holding on to. I cry and I shake. It’s like a f**king exorcism.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Bella Hadid says the modelling industry is “not as rewarding for the soul”.
The 20-year-old catwalk icon has admitted ever since she was a child she has always “loved helping people”, but she believes the fashion business “doesn’t warm [her] heart” and is “not very giving”, although she would like to change the industry for the better.
Speaking to Harper’s Bazaar Arabia magazine, the brunette beauty said: “It’s not very giving, being a model, it doesn’t warm your heart. It’s not as rewarding for the soul as most things.
“Since I was a kid I’ve loved helping people. My mom always said that I would go on the street and hug somebody that was sitting on the corner. It was just because I genuinely loved people, and that’s something that I want to bring forward with me in my career. If I’m able to change something in the world for the better, then I’ll be ecstatic.”
However, the style muse thinks the fashion industry is slowly changing and is “not all about the face”, and models are required to have more of a personality nowadays.
She explained: “What’s so beautiful about the time that we live in right now is that it’s not all about the face any more. You have to be more than that. You have to have a personality and you have to be able to go out there and have a conversation with somebody and not be a blank face.”
Bella has hinted her career takes its toll on her as she feels “tired most of the time.”
She explained: “Everybody has a different opinion of what hard work is. At the end of the day, if you’re exhausted, you worked hard. I’m definitely tired most of the time.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kylie Jenner is set to launch a new Autumn/Winter make-up collection for Kylie Cosmetics.
The 20-year-old reality star has continued to expand her beauty empire, which she set up last year, and will add five new autumn-inspired lip kits titled, Libra, Autumn, Wicked, Butternut and Hazel, to her company that will be available to purchase online on October 6.
Kylie revealed the details of her forthcoming line on the Kylie Cosmetics YouTube account, which saw her and her best friend Jordyn Woods sample each shade.
Speaking in the clip, she said: “We are here in my glam room. I really wanted to show you guys first my five new fall colours. Jordyn has actually never seen them before, usually I show her all my colours she is my model, she tries on all my colours because I like to see them on someone else. But I kept these colours from her because I wanted to see her first impressions.”
Kylie has changed the packaging of her products in the upcoming capsule as she has opted for an all black box instead of the white and pink exterior, but the star “loves” the “October vibes” of the items.
She continued: “[The packaging] is all black.
“October vibes. I love them.
“I wanted this collection to be colours I had never done before.”
The entrepreneur also shared an image of the upcoming products on her brand’s Instagram account, which was captioned: “5 New Fall Colors.. Jordyn & Kylie are giving you a first look right now on the KylieCosmetics YouTube page! (sic).”
This post was then followed by a string of photographs of samples of some of the make-up items, as well as close-up pictures of the merchandise.
They read: “AUTUMN 10.6.17 #FALL
“5 Fall Mattes 10.6.17
“BUTTERNUT 10.6.17
“october is around the corner (sic).”
And Kylie thinks the five items are “wild”, especially Butternut because it is “literally” the same hue as the vegetable.
She said in the YouTube clip: “It literally is literally the colour of Butternut Squash. It’s a crazy colour.
“Libra is the lightest colour I have ever done. It’s a wild one. I think it kind of looks cool on me. ”
As well as the five lip kits Kylie will also be releasing a purple eyeshadow palette simply named The Purple Palette, but the television personality has yet to unveil the contents of the product yet.
Alongside an image of the box of the item, which was posted on her photo-sharing site, it read: “The Purple Palette #StayTuned (sic).”
And in a separate Snapchat clip she teased she will reveal the details of the additional item “another day”.
She wrote: “Going to save the new palette for another day (sic).”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Douglas Booth “hates” shopping.
The 25-year-old actor – who has modelled for the British fashion house Burberry – has admitted he dislikes scouring stores for new wardrobe essentials because he doesn’t know where the best places are for him to shop.
Speaking to The Jackal Magazine, the dark-haired hunk said: “I hate shopping. I don’t even know where I shop. I just seem to pick things up as I go.”
But the ‘Jupiter Ascending’ star thinks he is “fortunate” he has the opportunity to work with designer labels and be styled by an expert, because then he gets to wear “nice suits and outfits”.
He explained: “I’m fortunate that I get to wear nice suits and outfits in my job.”
However, Douglas thinks as he has matured his interest in style has become less and less.
He said: “But I think as I get older it’s all becoming slightly less interesting.
“I have a very short attention span and get bored very easily, so I have to keep finding things that excite my interest.”
Douglas is currently living in London’s Southwark, and he has insisted he will never relocate to Hollywood because he is “too in love” with England’s capital, which he has described as the £best city in the world”.
When asked if he has any plans to jet off across the pond to live there more permanently, The ‘The Riot Club’ hunk said: “[I’m happy] pootling around on my bike, experiencing the wonderful restaurants and seeing my friends. I absolutely love this city, and try to discover new parts of it all the time.
“I’m too in love with London, I couldn’t. It’s the best city in the world.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Adriana Lima says her and fellow Victoria’s Secret model do not compete with one another.
The 36-year-old catwalk icon gained her angel wings in 2000 and has adorned skimpy underwear sets in catwalk shows for the lingerie brand ever since, has admitted there is never any bad blood between her and other stars gracing the runway.
Speaking to PEOPLE about her partnership with the label, the brunette beauty said: “The girls are fun and there’s not such a thing as competing with each other.”
The style muse – who has seven-year-old Valentina and five-year-old Sienna – has hinted the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Shows are always enjoyable, although new models may be overwhelmed with nerves prior to gracing the catwalk in the upcoming showcase in Shanghai, China, in November this year.
When asked about any words of wisdom she has for the newcomers ahead of the upcoming exhibition, she said: “It’s all about enjoying ourselves so I’m sure that they may be nervous but once they get together they realise it’s going to be easy, and it’s going to be a fun show.”
Adriana is set for a busy year ahead because she is the new host of ‘American Beauty Star’, which sees a group of hair stylists and make-up artists battle it out to be crowned the champion.
And Adriana has revealed she was “a little afraid” of her latest venture because she feared her accent would hinder her.
The Brazilian muse explained: “I was a little afraid because English is my second language … it went so well.”
Speaking about the competitors, she said: “They are extremely talented. But it’s not just about who is best. We learn about who they were prior to the show, their goals, where they get inspired, their struggles. They also show you a lot of hair and make-up tips to do at home.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Eva Longoria’s mother has inspired her skincare routine.
The 42-year-old actress associates beauty with her family and especially her mother, Ella Eva Mireles, who has a “simple” regime, and the star has revealed her parent “always” advised her to moisturise and apply creams in an upwards direction to boast flawless looking skin.
Speaking to US Weekly about her routine, the brunette beauty said: “My mom. I love how simple my mom is in her routine. She always taught me how to take care of my skin, how to put on cream, always put it up, up, up, don’t put it down. So I always associate skincare and beauty with my family.”
The former ‘Desperate Housewives’ icon has received “so much advice” over time about various treatments and beauty trends, but she swears by the motto “less is more”.
Eva – who is married to Jose Baston – added: “[I have] received so much advice over the years. [But Eva believes] less is more when it comes to make-up.
“I’ll put on my foundation and mascara and bronzer.”
And the L’Oreal ambassador has admitted she is a “big sunblock proponent” and will always apply SPF on her skin and mix it with her products.
She said: “I use sunblock in everything. I put it on as a moisturiser; I put it on in my tinted moisturiser. I’m a big sunblock proponent.”
Eva will often opt to wear a minimal amount of cosmetic products, and she has urged other women to “be true to who you are” and avoid piling on a lot of make-up to their faces if it is not what they usually do.
She said: “So many times especially brides or women on their wedding day, they go on with this crazy face of make-up and they don’t wear make-up in their life. And their wedding photos are like who is that? Just be true to who you are in your beauty routine.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Tommy Hilfiger is set to auction his personal belongings for charity.
The 66-year-old fashion designer – who set up his eponymous label in 1985 – has announced he has partnered with Julien’s Auctions to sell his own possessions, which include select pieces from his own art collection, clothes, as well various pieces of furniture he has amassed over the years, on October 21.
And a percentage of the profits raised from the sale will go towards the organisation Autism Speaks, which is a cause the creative mastermind is “passionate about”.
Speaking about the upcoming event to WWD, the businessman said: “I am excited to partner with Julien’s on this auction which will benefit Autism Speaks – an organisation and cause that I am passionate about. Inspired by my love of fashion, art, music and entertainment, the auction will offer iconic pieces from pop culture history including Marilyn Monroe’s jeans, Mick Jagger’s leather vest and Andy Warhol’s Liza Minelli and Truman Capote. I have been a longtime collector of American art and memorabilia and have had the privilege of enjoying these items for many years. It is time to pass them along for others to appreciate.”
Tommy’s haul will also include a Gibson ES-335 guitar signed by the mogul himself, which is estimated to fetch between $2,000 and $4,000, as well as a collection of four signed David Bowie tarot cards and a variety of designer vintage dresses his wife, Dee Ocleppo, owns.
And buyers will also have the opportunity to get their hands on a pair of blue jeans the late style icon Marilyn Monroe wore in ‘River of No Return’, as well as a unique print completed by the late artist Andy Warhol, which is believed to be sold for $100,000.
A Ralph Lauren La Boheme Louis XV desk, a pair of Hermes Pippa chairs and stools , as well as antique cabinets and vases will also be up for grabs next month.
However, those looking to purchase Tommy’s items will need to register for the online auction before the sale.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Prabal Gurung is desperate for “more change” to happen in the fashion industry.
The 38-year-old fashion designer is keen to see more diversity in the business and hopes brands will include more size ranges, and “celebrate diverse models” on the catwalk and in fashion campaigns in the future because he thinks “progress has been slow” in recognising models of different cultures and body shapes.
The creative mastermind – who has teamed up with the plus-size label Lane Bryant on a second collection – told PEOPLE: “Unfortunately progress has been slow. I’ve definitely seen steps taken more now than ever but we’re absolutely hoping for more growth. For real change to happen, we need the entire industry, and on a global level, to get behind this movement – to celebrate diverse models in campaigns, editorials, on the runway and beyond.
“It’s pretty incredible that the majority of US consumers are considered ‘plus size.’ It’s a substantial segment of the market, yet there is such minimal representation and engagement with this client.
“Our population is full of people of different shapes, sizes, ethnicities and religions. The melting pot culture of New York is what brought me here in the first place. It is essential that the cultural cannon reflect our diverse population.”
Prabal has revealed his inspiration for his first capsule with Lane Bryant was to “empower” women, but his latest designs follows his muse on a journey to “embrace the relaxed and free” lifestyle.
Speaking about the second instalment, he said: “Last season was about an empowered woman on a journey to Paris, the fashion capital of the world. While there, she takes control over her life, she owns her femininity, and she embraces self-love. This season, our muse continued her experience through Paris and learned to embrace the relaxed and free, romantic spirit of the city.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Cat Deeley doesn’t think running “suits” her.
The 40-year-old television presenter believes people shouldn’t be forced to carry out certain workouts but they should find an exercise that suits them, and the blonde beauty has revealed sprinting and gym sessions are not for her.
Speaking to the Metro newspaper about her fitness plan, the ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ host said: “Running and gyms don’t suit me, you have to find what you like.”
But Cat has revealed she will attend yoga sessions to prevent her from looking like an “old lady”, although she has claimed she is “not very stretchy naturally”.
She added: “I’m not very stretchy naturally so yoga helps me, otherwise I’d look like an old lady.”
Cat has revealed she enjoys styling herself because there are days when she wants to wear a feminine outfit, whilst other days she wants to channel her inner rock chic by sporting leather garments.
Speaking about her wardrobe choices, she said: “Usually I style myself because some days you feel like wearing a little flowery dress and some days you feel like wearing your leather.”
And the star has admitted she often hunts for stylish pieces in high street stores, because it helps her to establish her “own personal style”.
She added: “I buy high street things from places like Zara. You can create your own personal style.”
Meanwhile Cat, who has as 21-month-old son Milo with her husband Patrick Kielty, has revealed motherhood has changed “everything”.
Speaking about parenthood, she said: 2It changes everything. I don’t think anything quite prepares you. You can ask a million people’s advice and you’re never quite ready for it. It’s crazy how much it changes your life – but in the best way possible.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Giorgio Armani has “constructed a world” for himself.
The 83-year-old fashion designer had a modest childhood so loves the fact he has been able to use his career to surround himself with the life he admired on film and in books.
He said: “My family was a modest family with modest opportunities, so I basically constructed a world for myself. And that’s why I love this job so much, because it has allowed me to build a world to which I never belonged–a world that I saw in films, and that I read about in books. I built my own way of being .”
The style legend is a big fan of British period dramas and the way people used to dress, as he laments the fact people now typically only wear one outfit from morning until night.
He told Harper’s Bazaar magazine: “There’s a representation of a world and a way of being that I love very much.
“There’s one way of dressing for breakfast, another for dinner, and clothes depending on the various circumstances that presented themselves throughout the day.
“But nowadays, you put on something in the morning, and you only take it off when you go to bed at night.”
The Italian designer recently chose London Fashion Week for his Emporio Armani show, to coincide with the opening of his Bond Street store, and though he thinks the city has changed a lot over the years, he believes it has become more “sophisticated”.
He said: “I’ve been away from London for quite some time. The city has changed, I’ve changed, and fashion has changed. But what has stayed the same is my desire to express myself. Because in this rapidly changing world, you can be influenced, dragged in one direction or another, and lose your own identity. But I have eyes and ears; I look around and listen.
“So this is what it means, this is the London of 2017, 2018. And now I consider London to be more sophisticated, perhaps, than before.”

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