OHMYGOSSIP — Olivia Culpo used to feel “pressured to dress to mould” who she dated.
The 25-year-old actress has admitted she had to tame the outfits she wore to suit the person she was in a relationship with because she felt “insecure” if her lover didn’t approve of her wardrobe choices.
The brunette beauty – who is currently dating New England Patriots sportsman Danny Amendola, told PEOPLE: “I have dated people in the past that actually made me feel insecure about what I would wear. When I was younger in relationships I would feel pressure to dress to mould who I was with. [Now], if a guy doesn’t think my outfit was cool or we weren’t matching I wouldn’t care. I am so over that.”
But the ‘The Other Woman’ star’s style has since evolved as she has become “more confident” in experimenting with new trends.
She explained: “[I have always had] a passion for expressing myself in fashion. [My style] has evolved, matured and become more confident in trying new trends and having more fun.”
And the style icon is not embarrassed to co-ordinate her outfit with her partner because she thinks people naturally “gravitate” towards their boyfriend or girlfriend’s style preferences.
She said: “I think it’s so cute. The more time you spend with somebody, the more you gravitate toward their style anyway. I feel like couples morph into a unit and they work off of each other and get the same sense of style.”
Although Olivia will wear bold garments, she will not be as experimental with her beauty products as she prefers to have “clean skin” and will “rarely” wear mascara on her eye lashes.
Olivia said: “My go-to beauty look is definitely clean skin, basically making sure there’s no blemish showing and then a lip [colour] with curled eyelashes. No mascara, no eye makeup, maybe a little bit of highlight. But I rarely wear mascara actually because I like to focus more on the skin.”
And though Olivia prefers to go make-up free, she has perfected the ability to apply lipstick or lip liner to her pout without looking in the mirror.
She said: “I don’t know how I got this talent. It’s so crazy. Even lining lips I don’t need a mirror. Everybody I work with always makes fun of me all the time because I will just be in the elevator and I will just be doing lip liner, even if it is a red lip. I think I’ve just been doing it for so long and I love it so much, I am trained.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Aaron Taylor-Johnson feels “extraordinary” being the face of Givenchy’s fragrance.
The 27-year-old actor was announced as the brand representative of the luxury brand’s Gentleman Givenchy scent earlier this year, and although the star has admitted he can be “socially awkward” he was honoured to be handpicked as the spokesmodel for the label.
Speaking about his partnership with the French fashion house to Stylist magazine, he said: “It feels extraordinary. As much as i can be socially awkward, this is a real honour.”
The ‘Nocturnal Animals’ star was joined by his wife Sam Taylor Johnson, 50, on set of the photoshoot as she photographed the campaign images.
But Aaron was not fazed by posing in front of his partner – who he has daughters Wylda, seven, and Romy, five, with – and was actually filled with a huge amount of pride that the pair were able to work together on the major project.
He explained: “It was really exciting. [Founder] Hubert de Givenchy would say the secret to elegance is to be yourself. This is the first time I’ve had to do anything where I’m really representing myself and that’s kind of daunting. It’s important to reflect an essence of your personality and who better to do that than my wife? It was the most enjoyable experience because there’s no inhibitions, no compromising. I’m very proud of it. there aren’t many things I’m proud of but when my wife and I work together I’m proud.”
Aaron has hailed Givenchy as a “great brand and a great family”, and he is “excited” to see the future of the brand under the brand’s artistic director Clare Waight-Keller.
He said: “It’s a great brand and a great family and I’m excited to see what Clare [Waight-Keller, Givenchy’s new artistic director] brings out in October [ at Paris fashion Week]. ”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Priyanka Chopra uses to use “skin-lightening cream”.
The 35-year-old actress has admitted she used to feel “very conscious” of her aesthetic and her skin colour when she was younger, and after seeing a number of advertisements for lotions that can alter the shade of one’s skin within one week she decided to sample it herself.
Speaking about her beauty battles to Vogue India magazine, the brunette beauty said: “I had a lot of self-esteem issues. I was very conscious of the colour of my skin. I was very conscious of being, like, a super-gawky, skinny teenager.
“A lot of girls with a darker skin hear things like, ‘Oh, poor thing, she’s dark’. In India they advertise skin-lightening creams: ‘Your skin’s going to get lighter in a week.’ I used it [when I was very young].
“[In] India, because there you’re prettier if you’re fairer … I’m, like, dusky.”
And the ‘Quantico’ star even starred in a campaign to promote the product in her younger years.
She said: “Then when I was an actor, around my early 20s, I did a commercial for a skin-lightening cream.”
However, Priyanka soon had an epiphany and realised she didn’t want to change her appearance, and realised she was “proud” of the way she looked.
She explained: “I was playing that girl with insecurities. And when I saw it, I was like, ‘Oh s**t. What did I do?’ I started talking about being proud of the way I looked. I actually like my skin tone.”
And the ‘Baywatch’ star has revealed her family encouraged her to embrace her uniqueness because they were “really progressive” and challenged many traditional values.
She explained: “My parents were really progressive. My dad was a surgeon in the Indian Army. My mom is a double MD; she’s an ENT/ob-gyn. Go figure. Way to set your kids up for failure, you know?”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jourdan Dunn wants to launch a cookware range.
The 27-year-old model thinks it is important for her to set herself “daily goals”, and one thing on her list that she would “love” to do is to release a cookery book of her own, as well as her own line of woks and cooking utensils.
Speaking to Stylist magazine, the brunette beauty said: ” I have my notebook and set myself daily goals, even if they’re something little like making sure I wake up on time or that I phone a certain person because I don’t like speaking on the phone. Then at the end of the day, I look back on it and if I have achieved them I feel so good and I know I can set myself up for bigger goals. I feel small things lead to big ones.
“I’d love to have a few cookbooks and my own cookware – I love stir-fries so I’d like to do a wok and my own cookware – it’s so important to have good knives. I think you need to set yourself goals.”
The catwalk icon – who was announced as the face of Maybelline – has revealed she is an avid fan of beauty and skincare products and dreams of launching her own skincare range as well.
She explained: “I would love to have my own skincare line.
“The one thing I do a lot is go overboard with skincare; I go on Cult Beauty and I spend way too much. My go-to brands are Sunday Riley, Tata Harper, Dr Dennis Gross, Ling … the list goes on. I get sucked in. I’m obsessed; I always want to try and find the perfect cleanser or mask.”
The style muse has collaborated with a number of fashion houses over the years, including Missguided and Marks & Spencer, she has admitted she doesn’t pay “that much attention” to the most popular trends.
She said: “I’m in fashion but I don’t pay that much attention [ to it]. If you ask me about trends, I don’t really know about them, but if i see something I love, I’m like, ‘Yes” That will work for me.’ It’s all about what feels good.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Stella McCartney’s “personal obsession” has always been lingerie.
The 45-year-old fashion designed has secured a license with ISA Spa, which will see the firm create, produce and distribute underwear and swimwear collections in keeping with Stella’s eponymous brand’s ethics.
And the creative mastermind is excited by the partnership because she has always loved the products, and she hopes her customers will also enjoy wearing her garments, which will leave them feeling “confident and comfortable”.
Speaking to WWD about her partnership and the upcoming capsules, the mogul said: “Lingerie has been a personal obsession of mine for a long time and I have always been inspired by it. While for swimwear I want to encourage women to feel confident and comfortable about themselves and in what they are wearing.”
And Stella believes the additional products that her eponymous brand will be launching next year marks an “important new chapter” for her fashion house.
She continued: “This is an important new chapter for us at Stella McCartney and I feel that we have found the perfect partner for us, who really understands our brand and will bring together quality, ability and a high level of commitment to take us to this next chapter.”
The mogul’s – who is the daughter of music legend Sir Paul McCartney – collaboration with ISA Spa will see them build the new product, and grow the company globally.
Speaking about the joint venture, the chief executive office of ISA Spa, Mila Zegna, said: “Our mission is to support the brand DNA, core values and social responsibility beliefs thanks to a team that leverages our product know-how, luxury market knowledge and a dedicated sales strategy.”
However, this is not the first time Stella has released a lingerie line as in 2008 she launched a range of undergarments, which developed into a sleepwear range, and included a double mastectomy post-operative bra, as well as a limited edition set to raise awareness for Breast Cancer, which was followed by a beachwear range eight years later.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Lottie Moss wants to start up her own YouTube channel.
The 19-year-old model – who is the sister of supermodel Kate Moss – is keen to turn her hand a vlogging, but the star has asked her fans to help her find her niche as she is not sure what topic her video series should be centred around and whether she should reveal her beauty hacks on the online site.
The blonde-haired beauty took to social media to announce the news of her next venture, which saw her post a message on her Instagram Story that lasts on the photo-sharing site for 24 hours.
The post read: “Thinking of starting a YouTube channel but not sure what about, any ideas?”
And the catwalk icon swiftly took to the page to thank her supporters for their advice.
She wrote: “Thank you for everyone’s advice”.
Lottie – whose full name is Charlotte – has teased she will be updating her supporters on her next venture in the near future.
Her post continued: “Keep posted for exciting things”.
This news comes shortly after Lottie admitted she doesn’t feel the most confident in her skin and is conscious of her “small bum” and petite chest, but she has learned to love her “imperfections” and has embraced her smaller frame.
Speaking previously about how she has accepted her flaws, she said: “We may not all love our figure, we all have imperfections but I have learnt to love mine, I don’t have a small bum or huge boobs but I’m happy that way (sic).”
And the catwalk icon – who has appeared in fashion campaigns for designer brands including Bulgari, Chanel and Calvin Klein – has urged people to avoid “photoshop” and adjusting their photographs in an “unsafe way”.
Her post continued: “And for any girls out there that think they need to photoshop pictures or adjust things about themselves in an unsafe way need to know that nobody is perfect and although you go on Instagram and see loads of pictures of models that look amazing, I can tell you now it takes a lot of pictures, nice lighting, a flattering outfit, hair and makeup, etc to do so! #loveyourself (sic).”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Alicia Keys thinks people are stuck in a “trap” surrounding their appearance.
The 36-year-old singer, who is an advocate of wearing no make-up, thinks a lot of people “worry” about others perception of them and will apply cosmetic products to boost their confidence, which means they “forget” to think about themselves and their own happiness.
Speaking to Elle Brazil, the brunette beauty – who launched her #nomakeup campaign in 2016 – said: “It can seem silly, but I think that many of us are caught in this trap. We worry about what the others are thinking about us, and we forget to think by ourselves. Actually, this is not only about using make-up or not.”
And the ‘Fallin’ hitmaker has encouraged the public and her fans to feel “comfortable” in their skin to enjoy their life.
She continued: “It is more about living, being as you feel really comfortable and exploring all of it.”
Meanwhile, the New York-born vocalist is set to perform at Rock in Rio for the second time this month, and the star cannot wait to return to the stage because she loves the “celebration energy” there.
She explained: “Brazil is a country with plenty of soul, electricity, vibe and culture. When I go back there again, I think it will be the same, the same kind of love and celebration energy.”
And Alicia – who has six-year-old son Egypt, and two-year-old Genesis with her husband Swizz Beatz – thinks the country “really know how to express their feelings” and are comfortable in being open with their beliefs.
She added: “That’s what I feel about the country, one of the places I saw in the world where the people really know how to express their feelings.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Yara Shahidi likes to wear a garment that “takes up space” at an event.
The 17-year-old actress loves to wear a “bold colour” when she attends a star studded bash so she can be the centre of attention at the ceremony as it helps her to “establish [her] presence” in a room filled of notable figures.
Speaking to PEOPLE, the ‘Black-ish’ star said: “My favourite colour on a day-to-day is just yellow. And I love a great mustard.
“It’s something that I not only feel comfortable in, but really establishes my presence. What I really appreciate about clothing is just its ability to help you take up space. When you put on a bold colour, you can’t help but fill up a room.
“I think this speaks to the idea that I just want to have fun. It’s always a reflection of who I am in that moment.”
Although the style icon enjoys wearing eye-catching garments, she has also realised “small details” can also transform any ensemble.
She explained: “What’s fun is figuring out the small details that make an outfit different and the neckline is one of them.”
And the star has even experimented with her accessories to prestigious events recently, which has seen her wear “mismatched earrings”, although she doesn’t think anyone has picked up on her unique trend.
She explained: “I don’t know if many people picked up on the fact that there have been multiple events in the past couple months where I’ve worn mismatched earrings.
“It really comes from taking small risks and figuring out what works and what doesn’t. For me, the colours that I’ve worn have changed and the cuts of shirt that I wear have changed–but I have never sacrificed comfort.”
And Yara has revealed her hair can impact on her wardrobe choices.
She explained: “But it depends on my hair, too. Sometimes it’s huge and takes over. Sometimes it’s braided. Sometimes it’s doing certain things. But it really comes down to the look–sometimes accessories make it and sometimes I’m going to let this outfit speak for itself.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Nicolas Ghesquiere is desperate to have his own fashion label.
The 46-year-old fashion designer – who is the creative director of the French fashion house – has revealed his “intention” is to have a designer brand of his own, although he has not set a time he wants to achieve his goal by.
Speaking to The South China Morning Post, the creative mastermind – who has also worked for fellow creator Jean Paul Gaultier and Balenciaga – said: “It’s a question of time, but my intention is to do it, definitely. I have many things to say. Also, differently. It’s just that I’ve been taken by very fascinating projects for years and also, I think it’s good to be very focused on what you do. It’s still there. I will never say I will never do it. But there is no timing.”
However, the dark-haired mogul is content with his career at the moment and working on Louis Vuitton’s ready-to-wear range because the brand is so popular, although people believe it is only a “small” company he helms.
He explained: “To be the second one in a very fresh new brand in terms of ready-to-wear was interesting to me. When people say ‘it’s small’, it’s huge compared to any other house because Vuitton is so big. So doing the small things that grow into something so big, it’s quite fascinating and very attractive.”
And Nicolas has revealed when he is working on the main collections he is “very focused”, but when it comes to designing the cruise capsule he “lets [himself] go” and will experiment more with the designs.
He explained: “I have a very focused story when I do Paris, but for the cruise, I let myself go further. Because it’s winter and summer mixed together, you’ll be able to do things you were not able to do [for the two main collections].”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kate Moss is set to open new Reserved store this week.
The 43-year-old model is on hand to officially open the doors of the Polish fashion brand’s flagship store in London’s Oxford Street on Wednesday (06.09.17), which will stock the label’s menswear, womenswear and childrenswear ranges.
This news comes shortly after the blonde-haired beauty was announced as the face of the fashion house for their Autumn/Winter 2017 campaign last month.
Speaking previously about their brand representative, the Marketing Director of Monika Kaplan, said: “Choosing Kate for a brand face is not accidental. Reserved is entering the UK market, so we wanted someone to represent the best in London. And here comes Kate Moss… not just a British fashion icon but also a global one.”
But the catwalk icon will not be the only star attending the launch event in a few days time, as 30-year-old singer Mollie King, television presenter Laura Whitmore, 32, and fellow model Reece King will entertain crowds that flock to the venue with a DJ set, whilst fashion and beauty blogger, Tanya Burr, will host the Style Hub, to help advise customers on the best garments to suit their body shapes.
And the first 100 customers to make it in the store first will be the lucky recipients of a 20 per cent off discount, which can be used to spend at their will during the event.
The loyal supporters will also be able to get up close and personal to the style muse and musicians, and also enjoy personal styling sessions, as well as the possibility of a complimentary gift with their purchase.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Alice Temperley spends “six months” designing a new fashion collection.
The 42-year-old fashion designer, who founded her eponymous brand in 2000, is set to showcase her upcoming capsule at London Fashion Week later this month, and the star has revealed her and her creative team “work really hard” for half of the year to perfect the garments before they showcase them.
Speaking to Claudia Winkleman on BBC Radio Two on Sunday (03.09.17), the creative mastermind said: “I think I have done probably my 26th [collection] and you probably get used to it, and the team is amazing and we work for six months, and we work really hard to put it together, and by the time show time comes it’s finished, it’s priced and then the production it’s kind of over to the team.”
Although the fashion mogul has released multiple fashion lines, she still feels nervous prior to the big unveil.
She added: “You do still get butterflies but it is over to them. You have to be organised there’s so many clothes. You have to be organised.”
But before the star puts pen to paper and comes up with her creations she takes some time out and “switches off” from the world because it helps her to feel inspired.
She said: “Really I get inspiration when I ‘m not doing anything and I switch off and I’m off gadgets, I’m off everything and lie quietly. I have a big archive so I collect for that a lot.
I do markets, I do research places, travel and I go to New York, or LA, or different cities, I go to special textile fabric archive places, I go to lots of reclamation yards, and junk yards and I just love stuff and looking. So I am always collecting. Then we figure out who our muse is and how we want her to look for the season. And then we build.”
Alice – who has eight-year-old son Fox – has hinted she is excited for the upcoming exhibition as it is her “favourite” time of the year.
She explained: “London has an edge, it definitely does.
“I showed in New York because we had shops over there and we needed to support our wholesale market. And then I had a son. Then I decided I want to be in London, I am a London designer, it’s good to support London Fashion Week.
“Now there’s so many good designers in England that it makes it a really exciting place to be. And it’s my favourite fashion week out of all of them. ”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Francesca Eastwood has “struggled” with acne her “whole life”.
The 24-year-old actress – who is the daughter of music legend Clint Eastwood – has admitted she has battled with bad skin for as long as she can remember, and the issue has caused her to feel “insecure” about her appearance.
Speaking to the Times newspaper, the ‘Jersey Boys’ star said: “I’ve struggled with acne my whole life and there have been times when I felt insecure.”
Although the brunette beauty used to feel deflated after hearing people slam her for her looks, she has learned to ignore such hurtful comments.
She explained: “But now I realise all that stuff is just nose. In the big picture of life , we’re all beautiful and we’re all just trying to get by. At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter. ”
Meanwhile, Francesca has described herself as a “lone wolf” as she is concentrating on herself, her family and her career.
The star – who recently ended her romance with fellow actor Clifton Collins Junior – explained: “I’m a lone wolf.
“Life is all about timing; right now I’ve got to sort out some stuff with myself. I want to be in a good place before I give my all to animals. Same with a boyfriend too.
“I’ve been on my own for a while now and it’s been good because I get to focus on myself. I’ve had a couple of relationships that were pretty intense for being so young and these last few months I’ve gotten to travel and concentrate on work, and spend time with my family – all things I wouldn’t have done if I was in love.”
But the ‘Outlaws and Angels’ star has got her future planned out and has revealed she intends to move to the suburbs in Los Angeles with her horses and rescue dogs.
She said: “One of these days I’m going to move a little farther out of LA and have peace and quiet and horses and rescue dogs.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Olivia Wilde says motherhood made her change her beauty regime.
The 33-year-old actress, who has three-year-old son Otis and 10-month-old daughter Daisy with her partner Jason Sudeikis, has admitted she started to “consider” and alter what cosmetic products she was using when she became a parent and realised she was “responsible” for the health of a growing baby during her pregnancy.
When asked if her daily regime has changed since she became a mother, the ‘House’ star told W magazine: ” Yes, absolutely. We often don’t consider what we’re putting on our skin until we’re responsible for growing another human. Why can’t we be that thoughtful on behalf of just ourselves? I was struck by how serious the warnings were about the dangers of skincare while pregnant. Why is it okay to expose ourselves to such harmful chemicals at any point in our lives?
“I was not aware of the complete and utter lack of regulation in the American beauty industry until I met Hillary [Peterson] and Christina [Mace-Peterson] from True Botanicals. I knew the US was behind in terms of regulation, but I was not aware of just how far behind. The EU has banned more than 1300 ingredients. The US has banned 20. It is beyond shocking. It’s sad.”
Olivia teamed up with the eco-friendly make-up company True Botanicals earlier this year, and the style icon feels “lucky” to have partnered with the label and encourage customers to use “safer” beauty and skincare items.
Speaking about the brand and her latest venture, she said: “I feel lucky to be their chief brand activist, because I have the chance to introduce people to a safer way to feel beautiful.
“The efficacy is what blows me away, to be honest. I am a sucker for the incredible luxury of the products themselves, and the experience of using them (my bathroom smells like a northern Cali woodsy spa).”
However, Olivia was “sceptical” about using face oils to clear her bad skin, and was pleasantly surprised by the outcome.
The ‘Tron: Legacy’ star continued: “But I was sceptical that using face oils could actually clear acne, for example. I can swear to you that they absolutely deliver on that promise, and so much more. I feel so much more comfortable in my skin. I glow. I smell amazing. My skin is clear and dewy. And I don’t need to worry about kissing my kids and getting toxic creams on their precious virgin skin. I actually use True Botanicals on their skin too! The entire household uses the shampoo, conditioner, and body moisturiser.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Heather Graham meditates “twice a day”.
The 47-year-old actress has revealed the ‘Twin Peaks’ director, David Lynch, encouraged her to try out the relaxation method and ever since the blonde beauty has been carrying out the practice for 40 minutes per day.
Speaking to Metro newspaper about her fitness regime, she said: “He [David Lynch] taught me how to do meditation and I’ve been doing it ever since.
“I do 20 minutes twice a day. It’s very relaxing”.
And the style icon has revealed when she misses out on a session she feels even “more stressed”.
She continued: “When I forget to do it I feel more stressed. It gives you energy.”
The ‘The Hangover’ star thinks meditation is “more accepted” nowadays than it was a few years ago, as people used to consider it to be a “weird” hobby.
She explained: “It’s more accepted now but back then people thought it was weird”.
The Wisconsin-born star has admitted her career in the entertainment industry is an intense job and she needs to find a “place of happiness” to help her relax.
She said: “You have to find a place of happiness inside yourself because it can be a stressful job.”
Meanwhile, Heather has been working on her own movie titled ‘Half Magic’, which she has penned, directed and produced, and she hopes the production will be out next year.
Speaking about her latest venture, she said: “We’re finding a distributor and hopefully it’ll be out in the spring. That’s my biggest passion. It’s so fun to have an idea, write it and see it get made.”
And Heather has been working on the production for “five years.”
She explained: “I started on the script five years ago, did a million drafts, then went about getting financing. It’s a comedy about three women and their sexual adventures.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jeremy Scott’s designs are inspired by pop culture.
The 42-year-old fashion designer – who is the creative director of the luxury label Moschino – has admitted he has a “very democratic” view of fashion and “always” creates garments to suit the current trends.
Speaking to The New York Post Online, the creative mastermind said: “I’ve always been inspired by pop culture. I’ve always been very democratic about my view of fashion and iconography.”
And the fashion mogul is not fazed by criticism of his products and thinks anyone who is not a fan of his work are “stuffy” and should not attend his catwalk shows.
Speaking about the naysayers, he said: “I would say that they’re stuffy and they could go to another show.”
But the style icon has revealed the products he has produced which are not “accepted at first” by the public or his customers are the pieces that become “more mainstream”.
He explained: “Many times my taste in something that wasn’t accepted at first has ended up becoming more mainstream. That’s another note I would say to those people who don’t get [me].”
Although Jeremy has received his fair share of criticism and was warned off of moving to Paris, France, to propel his career even further, he was always adamant he was going to continue to pursue his dreams.
He explained: “Everyone was like, ‘You don’t know anyone, you don’t have any money, you don’t speak the language’. There were all [people saying] no, no, no, no, no, but I . . . said yes.”
Although Jeremy did not get an internship as soon as he arrived in the European city, and was forced to live on the streets because he could not afford to live anywhere else, he soon turned things around in 1997 after hosting his first fashion show.
This moment then propelled Scott into a “fairytale” world.
Speaking about his career, he said: “It was like a fairy tale. It was . . . superflattering, and, at the same time, a little overwhelming.”
However, one year later Jeremy endured “one of the hardest things” as he was slated for his fourth fashion collection, which struck a chord with him, before he moved to America.
He said: “That was one of the hardest things to endure. These were the same people that had said such beautiful things about me five minutes before, and now they’re saying heinous things. I took it very personally.
“People thought I was crazy. But Hollywood dictates so much of what we think of as fashion — the way people emulate things worn by celebrities on the red carpet or just getting coffee.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Pharrell Williams exfoliates like a ” narcissistic madman”.
The 44-year-old singer has a simple yet thorough daily beauty regime, which seems him scrub his skin “like a monster” to remove the dead skin from his body, and the star also relies on staying hydrated to help him maintain his flawless complexion.
Speaking about his skincare routine to DazedDigital.com, the ‘Happy’ hitmaker said: “I exfoliate like a madman. When you exfoliate and you drink a lot of water, that does good for you. To me, the key is just exfoliating, like a monster. There’s a lot of dead skin. All the time. Like a narcissistic madman.”
The musician believes someone’s style is “indicative” of who their personality, and he plans his outfit in the mornings based on how he feels in that particular moment.
He said: “What it [fashion] means to me personally is the same as what style is. It’s indicative of who you are and what you’re feeling. Specifically, the way I look at it, it’s when I get up in the morning, it’s how I feel, it’s where I’m going, and what the weather’s going to be like. That kind of informs me of what it is that I’m wearing. When people are like, ‘I don’t really have any style, I don’t dress up,’ you kind of are. That’s what your clothes are saying.”
And the American star has revealed “everyday people”, including “maintenance men”, give him fashion inspiration and encouraged him to wear “trucker hats”.
Speaking about who influences his wardrobe choices, he said: “Everyday people. They have the best style, because it’s real. It’s like, the maintenance man, he does maintenance, and so his clothes have a utility function. He’s going to wear it with that kind of swagger, so he shows you how to wear it. When I started wearing trucker hats, maybe 20 years ago, that was because I was seeing truckers wearing them and was like, that’s kind of cool.”

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