OHMYGOSSIP — Julianne Moore’s former stylist has revealed the Hollywood star loves wearing feathers on the red carpet.
The Cannes Film Festival is in full swing and the Oscar-winning actress has been attending the world’s biggest film festival in the French Riviera for decades and has always looked sensational in doing so.
Veteran stylist and Julianne’s long-time friend Leslie Fremar has been responsible for the majority of her fabulous fashion looks and has divulged the secrets behind her favourite outfits.
She told The Hollywood Reporter: “I always felt that there’s something very comforting about being around Julianne.
“She gives off an aura that nothing is going to go wrong, and she shines that light on her entire team. Everyone then feels that we’re good, we got this. She’s the captain of that, and it’s really infectious and calming.”
One look in particular that stands out is Julianne’s fabulous feathered frock by Chanel, which she wore at the ‘Maps To The Stars’ premiere in 2014.
Leslie said: “Julianne loves feathers — she’s always been enamored by birds and feathers. When this dress arrived to the office it was just so beautiful, and when she put it on, I remember thinking that she looked like the most beautiful bird. There’s something really special about the light in Cannes, and when she hit the red carpet, with her hair color and skin tone, she just glistened. I remember this moment like it was yesterday. and it still is one of my all-time favorite looks I’ve ever done.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Alison Goldfrapp opts for vintage fashion because “it’s very hard” to get designers to lend her ensembles.
The 57-year-old Goldfrapp star – who released her debut solo album ‘The Love Invention’ last week – is known for her bold style inspired by her love of disco, but she admits her outfits are all thrifted as it’s very rare that she can get designers to dress her – because she’s not “Cate Blanchett or Lady Gaga”.
Speaking to Vogue, she said: “It’s mostly because it’s very hard to get people to lend you clothes unless you’re Cate Blanchett or Lady Gaga. But I mean, I also love vintage clothes, don’t get me wrong. I own lots of vintage clothes and they can be really fun and beautiful. I love going to see my friend Stephen Phillips, who has a shop called Rellik in London, and he has a vast archive of vintage clothes which is absolutely amazing—he has a huge warehouse in his home, and he’s so knowledgeable about all the designers. So I absolutely love doing that.”
She added: “But it’s also because, yeah, it’s very hard to borrow sometimes—I often ask designers and they don’t always lend. I borrowed some beautiful things from Alexandre Vauthier the other day in Paris, he was very generous. And Goom Heo, she lent me some stuff, and she’s wonderful too. It’s not always that straightforward, but I absolutely love fashion and getting to wear wonderful things—I do still love that part of it.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Martha Stewart was “kind of surprised” to land the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover.
The 81-year-old businesswoman feels proud of her Swimsuit cover – but it wasn’t something she ever imagined doing.
Martha told ‘Entertainment Tonight’: “I was just surprised because I’ve done so many other things I didn’t expect to be topping with this.”
The TV star has become increasingly focused on her health and her diet in recent years.
Martha also insisted she isn’t interested in getting any plastic surgery.
She said: “I think the world has embraced the fact that you can be whoever you are whenever you want to be it.
“That’s really what I think is helping. I think it’s helping people. You put on a bathing suit and you feel good about it. [People are] trying a little harder to keep your good health, your good looks, your good skin, your good hair.”
Earlier this month, Martha revealed that she hopes to inspire women to “challenge” themselves.
She wrote on Instagram: “I am so thrilled to be on the cover of the @SI_Swimsuit issue! My motto has always been: “when you’re through changing, you’re through,” so I thought, why not be up for this opportunity of a lifetime? I hope this cover inspires you to challenge yourself to try new things, no matter what stage of life you are in. Changing, evolving, and being fearless – those are all very good things, indeed. (sic)”
Martha insists she doesn’t really worry about ageing.
The TV star – who counts Snoop Dogg and Pete Davidson among her friends – is also keen to make the most of her opportunities.
She told Sports Illustrated: “I don’t think about age, ever.
“I have friends who are 90, and I have friends who are 20, and that is a very good way to look at life because age is not the determining factor in terms of friendship or in terms of success.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jason Sudeikis owns around 250 pairs of sneakers.
The 47-year-old actor – who plays the titular character in ‘Ted Lasso’ – has revealed that he’s a huge fan of Nike sneakers and he occasionally wears them on the sports comedy-drama show.
Discussing the fan reaction to his on-screen attire, Jason told the New York Times newspaper: “We’re all so flattered by it. It’s something that we were intentional about from the get-go, before we thought anyone would notice.”
Despite this, Jason admits there’s one person who isn’t a fan of his on-screen fashion choices.
He shared: “[It] drives our costumer, Jacky Levy, a little crazy. Just for continuity purposes.”
Jason explained that, broadly speaking, a lot of time and thought is given to the on-screen outfits.
The comedy star said: “Jacky is incredibly intentional about that. Certainly with Rebecca’s wardrobe, Keeley’s wardrobe, everybody’s.
“It’s not always the sneakers, either – Ted wearing an orange sweatshirt in the Amsterdam episode was intentional because the national colour for the Netherlands is orange.”
Jason became a sneakerhead during his school years in the 1980s.
The Hollywood star is a particular fan of Air Jordans and Jason revealed that he loves one specific pair.
Asked to name his favourite pair of sneakers, Jason replied: “They’re pretty beat up at this point, but my Jordan 1s, low, they’re Carolina Blue.
“I wear them a couple times throughout the show. I genuinely love those shoes.”
Jason previously admitted that he’s actually been gifted some free pairs of Air Jordan sneakers.
The actor told GQ magazine: “I’ve always worn sneakers: first as a necessity, when playing sports, and then I suppose for no other reason than it reminds me of that time.
“When they bring out the old-school Jordans it’s kind of great: you can have them all over again, shoes that I had when I was a kid – I had the very first pair of Jordans in ’86. So I buy stuff on eBay or there’s a great store in New York called Flight Club – they have one in LA too that I hit up.
“Recently, people from Nike and Jordan brand will send me stuff, too.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Sam Thompson and Pete Wicks have joined forces to help men’s mental health with new Baylis and Harding collection.
‘Made in Chelsea’ star Sam and Pete – who found fame in ‘The Only Way is Essex’ – have collaborated on the new Baylis and Harding Goodness Men’s collection in order to help guys look after their wellbeing to coincide with mental health awareness week, which runs from May 15 to May 21.
The stigma surrounding men and mental health has caused a significant gender suicide gap, with suicide rates being higher for men compared to women, as men are told to present as “strong” and “be a man” by suppressing their emotions.
According to new research conducted by luxury bath brand Baylis and Harding, 85 percent of British men reported feeling stressed, while 46 percent of men surveyed admitted that work is their biggest cause of stress followed by finances, health and the current cost-of-living crisis.
Radio presenter Sam – who has been candid about mental health struggles – urged the importance of prioritising self-care.
The 30-year-old celebrity said: “This study proves what I already know to be true, that prioritising mental health is the most important form of self-care for more than two thirds of men.
“It’s really important that men take the time to do proper self-care and look after their mental wellbeing to release the stress of day-to-day life, which is why I’m so happy to be working with Baylis Harding on its new Goodness Men’s range as they are highlighting the simple act of a cold shower can benefit the body and mind alongside the product’s natural ingredients
“Personally, I love a sit-down shower to wind down or a cold shower to get me focused and spa diffusers, especially peppermint, while reading and playing with my cats also does the trick.”
Pete added: “It can often be a struggle for men to really take the time to de-stress and focus completely on their own mental health – something which I myself have been guilty of.
“Teaming up with Baylis and Harding, we’re hopefully encouraging more men to actively take that time to reflect and focus on themselves, their mind and their body. For me self-care doesn’t have to be a big thing, it can be something small like taking a shower, a walk or even spending time with family and friends that can really help me reset my mindset.”
Tania Slater – co-founder of Baylis and Harding – said: “Despite the all-important mental health benefits of self-care, British men spend an average of just 30 minutes on their daily routine.
“Simple things like taking a shower can make a huge difference – you can enjoy a wellbeing boost by adjusting the water temperature, with countless studies showing that cold showers stimulate the release of endorphins which reduce depression and anxiety symptoms, as well as improving circulation.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Hailey Bieber says Rhode has “exceeded” her “wildest expectations”.
The 26-year-old model – who is married to singer Justin Bieber – has had incredible success with her skincare line since launching the brand in the US last summer, and is now getting ready to launch it in the UK this week.
No one is relishing in her accomplishment more than Hailey, who has been pinching herself after succeeding beyond her wildest dreams.
She told The Sunday Times’ Style magazine: “Skincare is a real-life commitment for me.
“It’s my favourite thing I’ve ever done. It has exceeded my wildest expectations.”
Hailey – who has amassed 49.5 million Instagram followers – is known for her trademark look of dewy skin and glazed lips.
Her tomboy chic signature style is popular amongst fans who aim to emulate her effortless look.
Rhode, Bieber’s middle name, was born in lockdown and aims to deliver customers a simple and affordable route to her iridescent and luminous glow.
Adding: “As I’ve gotten older I’ve realised how much more comfortable I feel with just fresh skin and brushed-up brows.”
Fascinated by medicine, the catwalk queen undertook a dermatology course at the beginning of her modelling career.
She said: “I’m fascinated by the medical field. When I started modelling I used to walk around with a medical terminology book in my bag.
“I hated studying, so there was no way I was going to go to school for any of this. I didn’t graduate high school because I was home schooled and I dropped out [at age 18], which I don’t love.”
Hailey’s brand, which consists of only three items – a moisturiser, a lip treatment and a serum – stands out against the overly saturated market of celebrity beauty for being understated and affordable.
She said: “Our philosophy is not to overwhelm the customer. We make one of everything and make sure it’s really good.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Blackpink singer Jennie Kim said it was an “honour” to work with Calvin Klein on her collection.
The K-pop star, 27, has been a global ambassador of the brand since 2021, teamed up with the designer for her first fashion collaboration.
The Jennie for Calvin Klein, which debuted in Seoul on May 10, is a testament to her effortless style.
No one was more honoured with the release of the new capsule collection than Jennie herself.
She told I-D magazine: “It was an honour to work with such an iconic brand on my first apparel collection, and so exciting to work on the pieces from fabric details to colours together.”
The Jennie capsule collection for Calvin Klein features the iconic logo imprinted in the South Korean singer’s handwriting.
Designed in a pastel colour palette, chosen by Kim, the line features matching bralettes and bottoms as well as joggers, T-Shirts, sweaters and knitted dresses.
She added: “While I love all the pieces in the Jennie for Calvin Klein collection, one of my absolute favourites is the lilac knit dress. I love how versatile it is – it can be dressed down with a denim shirt or dressed up with a pair of heels.”
The simplistic collection is both understated and iconic as well as versatile, as many looks can be created with just one item.
She said: “The pieces are very iconic and are simple items, so you can mix and match any items you have in your closet. You can match a baby t-shirt with other jeans or skirts, or pair a denim jacket with other dresses you have.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Dolly Parton changes into 10 outfits a day when she’s doing personal appearances.
Steve Summers, who has styled the ‘9 to 5’ singer, 77, for more than 30 years, added he loves the dizzying range of outfits he has to come up with for her as he has to put together ranges for her shows, acting, theme park events and philanthropic efforts.
He told Vogue: “There is an outfit in production every single day. If she’s doing personal appearances, 10 outfits in a day is not unusual.”
Steve added about how everything she is seen in is customised: “Even if she wears a dress that’s off the rack, it doesn’t look like it by the time she gets it on.
“There’s a customisation that happens no matter what she’s wearing.”
He revealed he and Dolly’s costume team make around 300 custom outfits a year for the star.
Steve said: “Designing for Dolly is great, because there are so many (Dollys.) I’ve got the philanthropist, the singer, the actress, the theme park owner. The canvas is always very broad.”
He added about how he and Dolly know exactly which outfits will work: “She’s been very specific throughout her entire career. She wears what she likes, and what she feels comfortable in.
“The great thing about working with Dolly is she doesn’t follow fashion trends at all. Her style hasn’t changed that much over the years.
“She’s always cinched at the waist, and the (outfits are) often monochromatic. “She’s a very petite woman, so it’s easy to overwhelm her – it’s easy for the clothes to wear her, and I don’t like that.
“She’s known as a fashion icon, but the clothes are relatively simple. They’re very intricate in detail, though.”
Dolly almost only ever wears 140mm heels, with Steve saying about how they are also custom-made: “The pitch on the shoe is very high, so we have the lasts custom-made for comfort.
“We design all of the shoes in-house – she has a dear friend who is a shoe manufacturer, and we have a guy here in Nashville, too.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Anna Wintour has “total control” over the Met Gala guest list.
The Vogue editor-in-chief, 73, who has chaired or co-chaired the event since 1995, is also said to approve the “majority” of the outfits on show, according to the author of a newly-released biography on the journalist.
Writer Amy Odell, whose book ‘Anna: The Biography’ came out on 4 May, told Grazia when asked about how much influence Anna has over the annual Gala: “Total control. No one gets into the event unless she approves them.”
When asked if the editor approves dresses or seating plans, Amy said: “She approves the majority of the dresses, and might even review the sketches of the looks in advance.
“The seating plans are meticulously created. She often breaks up couples to force them to mingle with new people.
“She considers whether someone is an ex of someone else and might not want that person in their sight line.”
Despite her level of control, Amy said Anna loves off the wall looks, adding: “One friend told me that she loves the over-the-top looks! A lot of people have criticised the gala for becoming too much of a costume party versus a black-tie event.
“But Anna – who remember, is a huge theatre fan – enjoys the theatrics.
“The first time she left her spot inside the museum where she greets guests was for the Camp Gala – she went outside to watch Lady Gaga come up the steps (when the singer’s entrance involved choreography and several outfit changes.)”
Amy said when quizzed on whether they had been “any difficult guests or people she wouldn’t invite again”: “There have been incidents with guests. A former gala planner told me once she had a guest pass out in the bathroom. “Every year people smoke in the museum, which is not allowed – this has been the case for decades though it only recently became a news story.”
The journalist said about how Anna wants the Gala to be her “legacy”: “Anna has told friends she wants her legacy to be for her philanthropy.
“The Met Gala is the biggest philanthropic endeavour of her career, raising hundreds of millions of dollars for the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It is also, her friends told me, a fun night for her, even though it is also work.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Succession’ costume designer Michelle Matland says Siobhan ‘Shiv’ Roy’s outfits reflect her turbulent life changes and psychology.
The move stylist, who has also worked on big-budget films including ‘Cold Mountain’, ‘Signs’ and the 2014 reboot of ‘The Stepford Wives’, has generated thousands of articles with her outfit choices for the characters on the hit HBO show about Logan Roy’s media dynasty – from Kendall Roy’s unbranded £415 Loro Piana hats, to the cavernous Burberry bag mocked by Tom Wambsgans in season four’s premiere and Shiv Roy’s choice of dress at her mother’s wedding.
Michelle told the Evening Standard about using clothes to chart Shiv’s character arc from a liberal political lobbyist to desperate CEO wannabe: “She is a democratic babe (at the start of the show.)
“She’s trying to live in a world that’s antithetical to her family, she doesn’t want to be identified as a Roy, or as wealthy or affluent, because that could be detrimental to her career – that could kill her.”
Michelle added about the character, played by Sarah Snook, 35, she is forced to morph into a woman in a man’s world when she goes back to her dad’s media empire.
She said about dressing her in pantsuits to reflect the change: “She dives into the boys’ club, she wants to fit in in the boardroom with the men.
“Then, in season three, we see her try to become her own person, so yes she’s wearing suits but they’re her own personal suits, we find a femininity to her, a subtlety to her, she has little nuances of the Shiv she wants to become.”
Michelle’s work on the show has generated Instagram accounts created to document each character’s fashion choices and articles with titles such as ‘How to Dress Like your Favourite “Succession” Characters’ and analysis by GQ of the different kinds of watches worn by the lead characters.
HBO bosses have also cashed in on the interest in her work by creating merchandise such as hoodies, gilets and coffee mugs.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Diane Von Furstenberg doesn’t listen to herself when she doesn’t like what she sees in the mirror.
The 76-year-old fashion designer is known to post selfies in her swimwear on Instagram and she has explained where she gets her confidence from.
Speaking to Julia Louis-Dreyfus on her ‘Wiser Than Me’ podcast, she said: “I have a tendency to think that, at least in my case, when I look at myself in the mirror, I find my strength there. So somehow, when I look at myself in the mirror, I like it and then sometimes I see a picture of me and I say, ‘Oh my God, that’s not how I feel like.'”
The style icon will never let anyone make her feel like a “victim” and she gets her strong character from her late mother, who was freed from Auschwitz weighing a worrying 49 pounds (3 stone 5 ounces) – not long before her miracle birth in December 1946.
She recalled: “[Just] 18 months before I was born, my mother was liberated from Auschwitz. She weighed 49 pounds … My mere birth was a triumph over misery, and therefore, just the fact that I was born was a triumph.”
On the important lesson her hero mom taught her, the Queen Of The Wrap Dress added: “She never wanted me to be a victim. Never be a victim, no matter what happens. And that’s how you build your character. Because the only thing that you have complete control of — the only thing — is your character.”
Diane previously admitted she loves to tell people her age.
The designer – who founded her eponymous brand in 1972 – believes getting older is an “achievement”, and she will share how old she is because she enjoys hearing their reactions.
Speaking about ageing at the Fast Forward Women’s Innovation Summit in 2017, 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.”
Diane encourages women to not be “afraid” of getting grey and wrinkly.
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.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kelly Brook says she didn’t recognise herself when she piled on the pounds.
The 43-year-old model – who tied the knot with Italian stallion Jeremy Parisi in July last year – admits she had become too comfortable in her relationship and put on weight from eating like an Italian.
She told Metro.co.uk: “I was living out in the countryside, I’d got with this Italian guy and we never skipped a meal [laughs].
“We were eating a lot, I was comfortable and wasn’t on shoots or red carpets. The weight just crept on and I didn’t recognise myself anymore so it was really important for me to get back to my best and feel good, and I wanted to feel good in my clothes.
“I couldn’t put my jeans on and I’d say to my cleaner, Have you put my jeans in the tumble dryer because they’ve shrunk?’ She’d just look at me and be like, ‘No you just don’t fit into them anymore because you’re fat.’ I’d be like, ‘Oh God!'”
Kelly – who’s been an ambassador for weight loss brand SlimFast since 2019 after signing up for weight loss management a year prior – has insisted she’s not focusing on size but wants to be healthier on the inside.
She said: “I thought I’ve got to rein this in now, it’s not going well. So I just started with a SlimFast plan, lost two stone, and then just wanted to keep the weight off because my biggest fear is yo-yo’ing and going up and down.
“It just fits into my lifestyle now, is always there for me and keeps me on track and I’m able to keep the weight off.”
The ‘Piranha 3DD’ star has just teamed up with rapper Big Narstie for the new Oomph for your Boomph SlimFast campaign.
The curvaceous beauty was thrilled to work with the 37-year-old MC.
She said: “When they said that they found a new ambassador, I racking my brain, I was like, ‘Well, who can it be?’
“When you’ve been on this weight loss journey, or you’ve been using a product for so long, it can become like you’re doing the same thing all the time and so it’s just about injecting that new bit of energy.
“I just think it’s so brilliant that you got involved because it just makes it more inclusive, it broadens it out.”
And she also revealed that her 37-year-old model spouse likes to drink her SlimFast shakes.
She added: “I’ve always said my husband loves SlimFast he’s always drinking SlimFast shakes because of the protein in it, so it’s great that men realise that they can have it as well and they can be a part of it.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Natalie Portman hasn’t “bought or used any leather or fur or animal products in 20 years”.
The ‘Star Wars’ actress is committed to a vegan lifestyle and is a prominent animal rights campaigner and as well as spurning garments created from animal products she no longer buys new clothes unless absolutely necessary.
Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, she shared: “I haven’t bought or used any leather or fur or animal products in 20 years.
“I buy vintage clothes, and only if absolutely necessary, and of course repair damaged items.”
Natalie has been a vegetarian since she was nine years old and went vegan in 2011 after reading Jonathan Safran Foer’s book ‘Eating Animals’.
The 41-year-old actress is committed to passing on those values to her children, Aleph and Amalia, who she has with her husband Benjamin Millepied as well educating them about climate change.
She added: “We talk about [climate change] a lot in our household in terms of how we live, what we choose to do.
“My veganism is in large part an environmental choice, along with animal welfare.
“The library plays a big role in the family consciousness as well. It is a place where we can get joy and greater selection by sharing and not owning. It’s a process, and clearly imperfect, but the consciousness is there.”
Natalie also applies her environmentally friendly beliefs to how she travels and uses “a car-share app that is all electric cars”.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Meghan Trainor lost “chunks” of her hair after having her first baby.
The ‘All About That Bass’ hitmaker gave birth to her son Riley, two, in February 2021 and although her usually thin locks were looking luscious during the pregnancy once her son popped out she started to lose clumps of blond strands.
In an interview with POPSUGAR, she said: “My first one – I thought my hair was growing because of all the vitamins I was taking. Postpartum, that’s when the chunks come out.”
Meghan – who is currently expecting her second child with her husband Daryl Sabara – has always suffered with thin hair hair and her colour changes for her pop career over the years have not helped her improve the thickness.
She added: “I’m someone that always has to take care of my hair because it was always thin. I went redhead to blonde again, and lost like all of it. I went to a doctor and was like, ‘Why won’t it grow?'”
The ‘Mother’ singer – who has partnered with hair-care brand Nexxus for its new Unbreakable Care Collection – enjoys getting to attend glitzy awards shows and premieres for her career and she loves it when a professional hairstylist creates her look.
She said: “I get it in moments when I get to get all dressed up — good hair gives me confidence.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Emilia Clarke says her ‘Game of Thrones’ role ruined her hair – because of the extreme bleaching used to make her hair blonde.
The 36-year-old actress played Daenerys Targaryen in the HBO fantasy series – based on George R. R. Martin’s novels – and lit up the screen with her shocking long blonde locks.
In real-life, the British actress is a natural brunette and she admits the extensive colouring process left her strands less than luscious.
Speaking to BAZAAR.com, she said: “My advice to anyone who wants to bleach their hair is don’t do it; it ruins your hair, so just stop bleaching it.
“If you want to have the blonde hair, just get a wig or pimp up hair with some highlights because it completely ruined my hair.”
Revealing the effect the bleaching process had on her hair, she added: “My hair felt like straw and was falling out. Then I cut it all off. The thing I’m most proud of getting my hair back to a good place. I do nothing crazy to it now and use really beautiful products. I get a bit of lighter colour put through my hair sometimes and I love that. I love Virtue; I swear by their shampoo, hair mask, and root-lifting product. I also have a Dyson hairdryer. I really try and take care of it. But after bleaching my hair, I am learning to embrace my natural hair.”
Emilia tends to keep her hair dark and in a bob these days, and says the best way to change up styles is to use extensions to give herself a different look when required.
She said: “I have a hairdresser in England and he’s amazing and I have Jenny Cho in America, who’s is also fantastic. My favorite kind of look is when they add clip-in extensions, especially for a red carpet. It looks so sleek and beautiful. I love doing a really high ponytail with lots of extensions. It feels very drama.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Josh Heuston says modelling gave him “more confidence” to become an actor.
The 26-year-old star started his career as a model and is best known these days for playing Dusty Rein in Netflix’s drama ‘Heartbreak High but explained that acting presented more of a challenge and credits his modelling experience for giving him the confidence to appear in front of the camera.
He told Beauty Crew: “I think that the modelling experience gave me way more confidence in front of the camera. I understand a lens and how they frame things and I think that helped me a lot.”
The fashion star is no stranger when it comes to the runway after being scouted at the age of 18 Josh lived a jet set life, travelling the globe with elite brands like Burberry, Gucci, Fendi, Prada, Louis Vuitton and more.
But Josh’s real passion lies in acting which ignited after featuring in a music video for Super Cruel’s song ‘Sicklaced’ in 2017.
Adding: “I have more experience modelling but acting is where my passion is”
“I started really wanting to act when I shot a music video, and a little bit of acting was involved – I was hooked,
“I did all the night acting classes in Sydney I could.”
Heuston’s acting debut came as Henry in ‘Dive Club’ before landing his breakout role as popular high school heartthrob ‘Dusty’, which Josh was intent on reframing from the stereotypical high school jock.
He said: “I wanted to make Dusty more relatable to audiences of today, showing his insecurities.
“It was little things like getting him to fidget a lot or playing with his rings to give the appearance that he’s unsure or a little uncertain at times.”

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