OHMYGOSSIP — Taylor Momsen tones down her makeup as she gets older.
The 29-year-old star has been active in showbusiness since she was a child and has fronted rock band the Pretty Reckless since 2009 but admitted that her eye makeup becomes “less extreme” with age.
She said: “I think that the biggest thing is that we’re just older and we’ve been around the block a few times now. And I’ve certainly grown since the beginning of this band physically, mentally, eye makeup-wise. I still like a good smokey eye, just a little less extreme. I’ve taken it down everyday!”
Meanwhile, the former ‘Gossip Girl’ star explained that she would no longer call acting her “passion” even though it was once and explained that music was just something she stumbled and is unsure if she will ever return to starring on TV and in movies.
She told ELLE: “Personally, I don’t really consider myself an actress. I wouldn’t call it a passion. It was just something I always did, I kind of didn’t know anything differently and music was something I was always doing, just behind the scenes. I was always writing songs and playing instruments and singing and it just took. I had to get to a certain age and growing pains came with that because it’s all me. There’s no script. There’s no director. There’s no outside forces. It’s all me. It’s a wonderful career, a wonderful job. I think when I was younger, a lot of my quotes got misinterpreted—I was very drastic with my language [laughs]. It was always fine. It was never something I truly loved. That’s not to say that I’ll never play a character in a movie or something, but it’s not something I’m pursuing at all. Acting is something I did and maybe I’ll do it again. Who knows? But music will forever be a constant. It’s not going anywhere.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Naomi Campbell led the tributes to the late Queen Elizabeth at the 2022 British Fashion Awards.
The 52-year-old supermodel made an appearance at the annual ceremony organised by the British Fashion Council on Monday (05.12.22) where she introduced the Fashion Salute Show segment in remembrance of the late monarch, who died in September at the age of 96 following a record-breaking 70-year reign.
Naomi – who attended the event wearing a long sequinned silver gown – said: “Her Majesty approved of the work of the BFC and helped encourage the future of young creative talent.”
Designer brands taking part in the segment included the likes of taking part included Alexander McQueen, Burberry, Christopher Kane, David Koma, Dunhill, Edward Crutchley, Erdem, Halpern, Harris Reed, JW Anderson, Matty Bovan, Molly Goddard, Roksanda, Roland Mouret, Simone Rocha, Stella McCartney, Stephen Jones, Vivienne Westwood, Victoria Beckham and Zandra Rhodes before closing off with a bagpipe as a nod to the Queen’s love for the Scottish instrument.

Full list of winners:
Designer of the Year: Pierpaolo Piccioli for Valentino

BFC Foundation Award: S.S.Daley

Independent British Brand: Wales Bonner

Special Recognition Award for Cultural Curation: Jefferson Hack

Leaders of Change, Creativity: Alessandro Michele, Daniel Roseberry, Harris Reed, Ibrahim Kamara, Raf Simons

Leaders of Change, Environment: Bethany Williams, Connor Ives, Gabriela Hearst, Marine Serre, Priya Ahluwalia

Leaders of Change, People: Aurora James, Harry Lambert, Julie Pelipas, Sinéad Burke, Rafael Pavarotti

Model of the Year Award: Bella Hadid

Outstanding Achievement Award: Yvon Chouinard

Isabella Blow Award for Fashion Creator: Katie Grand

Fashion Award for Metaverse World and Gaming Experience: Burberry

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kate Hudson believes beauty treatments are no substitute for healthy living.
The ‘Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery’ actress insisted there are no secrets as to why she looks great on the red carpet but attributes her glow to being a “very healthy person” who eats well and exercises regularly.
She told PureWow: “The thing is, I’m a very healthy person. You can do anything you want in the world, and it’s not gonna change being active and eating right and supplementing correctly. That is where it all starts.
“When people start to change the way that they eat, and how they…move their body, you see a huge difference in your skin elasticity, period. There’s no laser that’s gonna help you with that.”
The 43-year-old actress admitted the lesson beauty comes from within has long been instilled in her by her own mother, Goldie Hawn.
She said: “My mom is all about health and sleep…and she was always about food and supplementing properly.
“I feel like my mom’s the OG in that way, she was drinking all these tinctures and green juice before anyone was talking about it.
“Our beauty comes from how we feel, and how we’re able to manage our stress.”
While Kate hasn’t tried laser treatment or Morpheus skin-tightening procedures, she won’t rule them out completely, but is cautious about the way she talks about such things.
She said: “I haven’t really gotten into any invasive things yet.
“I’m sure at some point I will discover how painful these things are, but not yet.
“My thing about the whole, kind of obsession with…people getting Botox and filler and whatever…is the way that we talk about it. My hope is that young girls don’t want to change what they’ve been given, [and know] how beautiful they are, just as they are.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Frank Ocean insists it was an “easy decision” to use lab-grown diamonds for his Homer brand.
The 35-year-old rapper felt it would not have been “in step with the times” to use mined stones in his high-end jewellery range and insisted there is no difference in clarity and colour between the two types of rock.
He said: “This was an easy decision.
“There are few jewellers who look like me. There are few black jewellers in the space of fine jewellery, black family-owned jewellers.
“More than it being a point of difference it also would not have felt in step with the times to extract diamonds from the Earth and to include mined diamonds in our supply chain.
“Of course, the value of what we make is not entirely based on the materials we use, no more than this cell phone’s value is captured from adding up the cost of silicone and cobalt and glass etc.
“But man-made diamonds are in fact identical to mined diamonds, they are the same arrangement of carbon. Light moves through them at half speed, same as a mined diamond and our standards for clarity and colour are equal to the best in our business except we don’t have to clear forests and send people into the earth to find ours.”
The ‘Thinkin’ Bout You’ singer has opened a Homer store in Manhattan, surrounded by traditional watch and jewellery repair workshops and other specialist retailers and Frank thinks people benefit from visiting the shop, rather than just browsing online.
He told The Week: “In store, you understand the scale, the weight.
“We’ve noticed people coming into the store knowing exactly what they want from seeing it online but they come to see it in person anyway.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Shirley Manson was “captivated” by Kylie Minogue’s transformation into a “cool alt” figure.
The Garbage frontwoman praised the ‘I Should Be So Lucky’ hitmaker for stepping away from her girl-next-door pop persona in the early 1990s in favour of a more “fantastic and dangerous” image when she began dating late INXS frontman Michael Hutchence.
Shirley said: “Well, it goes as far back as me watching Kylie become sort of cool alt-Kylie Minogue. She was this pop princess who dabbled in alternative culture and it changed the way we all viewed her.
“I’m talking specifically about when she became involved with Michael Hutchence. All of a sudden she was wearing leather and singing Better the Devil You Know, and looking absolutely fantastic and dangerous.
“I was really captivated by that transformation.”
When it came to her own breakthrough into the music scene, the 56-year-old singer was determined to stand out from the crowd.
She recalled to The Face magazine: “When I was preparing to release the first Garbage record, I was aware that alt-girls were dressing sort of tough.
“They were all in plaid shirts, jeans and combat boots. I didn’t want to be like that – not because I didn’t think it was a cool look, but I just wanted to have my own identity and stick out from the crowd. I always thought that’s what fashion was all about.
“I took a small note from the club scene that I used to party in when I was younger. I was into neon colours, which was very non alt-rock.
“But when I emerged, it really caught the alt scene by surprise because nobody was dressing like that. I definitely was a rule unto my own back then by default, because I just didn’t want to look like everybody else.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jourdan Dunn reassessed her career amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 32-year-old model shot to international stardom on the catwalk – but Jourdan admits that the pandemic was a turning point in her career.
She shared: “I started asking myself the big questions, like what is my purpose? The pandemic was the perfect time to do a deep dive. I thought, you’ve got this time. How are you going to use it?”
Jourdan came to feel disenchanted with the fashion industry over a period of time.
She said: “I was at a stage where I was like, this doesn’t feel meaningful for me any more. I feel like I’m not expressing the different parts of Jourdan. There’s so much more.”
Jourdan actually had a passion for acting before she “knew anything about fashion”, and the catwalk star is thrilled to have been cast in the ITV drama ‘Riches’.
She told ES Magazine: “Acting is something that I’ve always wanted to do, since I was a kid, way before I knew anything about fashion. I was always in front of the mirror at my grandma’s house, acting out different scenarios.”
Jourdan now feels as though she’s finally “becoming the woman [she] always wanted to be”.
Despite this, she still feels amazed by what she’s already managed to achieve in her life.
The model – who has a 12-year-old son called Riley – said: “When I’m on set doing a TV show, or in Paris for a day … if you’d have told me this would be my life I would’ve been like, ‘What the hell? No way. Me?’ So it’s exciting to feel like I’m becoming the woman I always wanted to be.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Snoop Dogg loves Skims’ “comfy outfits”.
The 51-year-old rap star and his family feature in a new campaign for Kim Kardashian’s fashion brand, and Snoop has admitted to loving their outfits.
The ‘Drop It Like It’s Hot’ hitmaker – who has kids Cori, 23, Julian, 24, Cordell, 25, and Corde, 28 – said in a statement: “I feel so blessed that three generations of my family were able to come together for the Skims holiday campaign! It’s the first time we’ve been featured in a campaign all together and we all loved the super soft, comfy outfits.”
Snoop – whose real name is Calvin Broadus – has promised that his family will be wearing “matching Skims” over Christmas.
He said: “The Broadus family will definitely be wearing matching Skims this holiday season!”
Kim, 42, launched her Skims brand in 2019.
And the brunette beauty previously revealed that she’s always been focused on providing “comfort and glamour” to her customers.
Speaking about her shapewear company, Kim explained: “I’m very minimal but practical.
“When I said I wanted seamless shapewear, everyone looked and thought that I was crazy. The thing that always bothered me [with other brands] was that there would be a seam up the front. You would have this really tight dress and then see this seam, defeating the purpose of wearing something that is supposed to look like there is nothing underneath.
“I’m all about comfort and glamour at the same time. I always think you can do it all, so why not have everything that you need as far as your products?”

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OHMYGOSSIP — SZA’s style is all about “following [her] heart”.
The 33-year-old singer believes that her style emulates “deep Brooklyn normcore”, and SZA insists she won’t compromise her own tastes in order to satisfy her critics.
The music star – whose real name is Solana Rowe – shared: “In general [it’s about] not doing what people tell you to do and just following your heart, even if it feels wrong in terms of disappointing people or making alternative decisions.”
The ‘Good Days’ hitmaker has recently collaborated with Crocs, the American footwear company, and SZA admits that her approach to fashion is focused on comfort.
She told PEOPLE: “It’s my main vibe.”
SZA explained that she wears her Crocs “at all times and anywhere”.
She added: “Crocs is super-versatile. I can be comfortable and be cute at the same time.”
SZA is now looking forward to 2023, and the chart-topping star admits that she’s excited to embrace a “new start in every way”.
SZA has also teased details of her long-awaited new album, ‘S.O.S’.
The singer – who released her last album ‘Ctrl’ in 2017 – said: “It’s my first album in five years, so I’m ready to be a different person and step into this new part of my life.
“Really exemplify who this character is and get to know myself better while everyone else gets to know me live at the same time.”
SZA also admits that her new album is “a little angry” in places.
She explained: “The sound is a little bit of literally everything.
“It’s a little angry as an overview, but some of it is really beautiful and soft and heartfelt. It’s about heartbreak, it’s about being lost, it’s about being p*****.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jodie Turner-Smith will host this year’s Fashion Awards.
The actress and activist will be at the helm of the annual fundraising ceremony at London’s Royal Albert Hall on Monday evening (05.12.22).
In a statement, Caroline Rush – chief executive officer of the British Fashion Council and organiser of the annual fundraising spectacle and London Fashion Week – said: “Having taken the film industry by storm, her poise, grace and exceptional style has propelled her into the fashion industry, where her ability to evoke joy and communicate her authentic self through her red carpet looks has secured her authority on fashion’s global stage.”
The British Fashion Council has also confirmed the biggest prize of the night – the designer of the year award – will be presented to a British or international designer whose collections have made “a notable impact on the industry, defining the shape of global fashion”.
The nominees in the category include Demna for Balenciaga, Johnathan Anderson for JW Anderson and Loewe, Matthieu Blazy for Bottega Veneta, Miuccia Prada, and Pierpaolo Piccioli for Valentino.
Meanwhile, Bianca Saunders, Erdem, JW Anderson, Molly Goddard and Wales Bonner are competing for the independent British brand awards, with the model of the year shortlist featuring the likes of Bella Hadid, Lila Moss and Paloma Elsesser.
This year, Katie Grand – stylist and founder of Perfect magazine – will receive the Isabella Blow award for fashion creator and the outstanding achieevement prize.
Jefferson Hack of Dazed Group will get a special recognition prize for the way he’s empowered youth through creativity.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Virgil Abloh’s wife Shannon was “happy” to be “the stable partner” in their relationship.
The late Louis Vuitton designer’s widow – who has daughter Lowe, nine, and son Grey, six, with her husband – has reflected on their life together a year after his tragic death aged 41 in November 2021 after being diagnosed with cardiac angiosarcoma.
Speaking to the New York Times, she said keeping their home life out of the spotlight was “never a thing that we discussed”.
She added: “It was just the way our relationship worked. We knew we wanted to build this close family, and we needed someone to be the stable partner. I was happy to do that.”
The couple first met in high school in the late 1990s, and got married in 2009.
A decade later, he got his diagnosis, and he fought for two years until he passed away last year.
She added: “Even though we knew the challenge of what he was fighting, it went a lot faster than we thought it was going to.
“So we never had the ‘this is the legacy that I want you to work toward’ discussion.
“But because I was with him for so long, I knew every inch of him. I knew every inch of his brain.”
Shannon admitted the two years in lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic meant they had time together before his death.
She said: “I know that COVID was an incredibly hard thing for so many people. But for us it was an amazing time because Virgil didn’t have to make excuses to get out of shows or DJ-ing.
“No one could go anywhere. So we were able to have those last two and a half years.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Georgia Toffolo has gone to “great lengths” to hide her acne.
The 28-year-old reality star has opened up about her “all-consuming” battle to hide spots on her skin, which started when she was a teenager and has knocked her confidence over the years.
Appearing on ITV’s ‘Lorraine’, she said: “I don’t think i would have had the confidence to do my career because of my acne before.’
She added: “Acne starts when you’re really young, in your formative years. Mine started when I was 13, I’ve been open about it and gone to great lengths to hide it.”
Meanwhile, Georgia – who has a new documentary airing on ITV delving into the ance industry – has also urged people to embrace their natural look.
In a video on Instagram, she said: “There are many things that we’re taught in life that define us and our worth, especially as women.
“As you grow older, you realise these things are not as important as they seem. There is strength in being vulnerable and being real. My skin and acne journey has taken me to some of the lowest points in my life.
“All the while, I have been pushing forward in my career, but it has always been something that has been there. It has been something to hide to avoid nasty comments, ridicule, and hate.
“But I’m done with hiding, our skin does not affect our worth. We are all beautiful, just as we are – no filters, no covering up, no makeup. You deserve to live your life without your skin holding you back. You are beautiful.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Victoria Beckham was mentored by Roland Mouret.
The pop star turned fashion designer was shown the ropes of the business by the “kind and generous” 61-year-old legendary designer when he connected her to “a team of people” able to help her create her eponymous high end clothing and beauty brand.
In a new episode of Vogue Visionaries, entitled ‘Victoria Beckham and Edward Enninful On Finding Your Fashion Career’, the 48-year-old fashionista said: “Well I was friends with Roland Mouret. At the time we were managed by the same person and Roland mentored me. He was never involved with the design side of things, but he introduced me to a team of people that could support me. And so he really was the reason why I am here now. He was so kind and generous with his time and his advice. So it was Roland really that gave me the tools to turn a dream into a reality.”
Victoria admitted creating clothes has been a lifelong “dream and passion” for her and a career she “wanted to do” before she joined the Spice Girls with Mel B, Mel C, Emma Bunton and Geri Horner.
She said: “Do you know, it was always something that I wanted to do. It was always a passion of mine just because what I desired, I couldn’t find out there. And so it wasn’t until quite a long time after I finished with the Spice Girls that it was a real possibility. But it was always a dream and a passion.”
The ‘I’m Not Such An Innocent Girl’ hitmaker – who has sons Brooklyn, 23, Romeo, 20, Cruz, 17, and daughter Harper, 11, with her husband David Beckham, 47 – admitted she “didn’t know any better” when it came to style when asked if she used YouTube as “an archive” of her career and fashion choices.
Victoria said: “Listen, everyone wants to show me them, and everyone wants to know what I think of them. Back then, I didn’t know any better. I didn’t know the fashion industry. So there was something so sweet and naive about the fact I didn’t care. I just expressed myself in that way. That’s what is so great about YouTube; anything that you want to watch is so easy to find. It’s the most incredible archive.”
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OHMYGOSSIP — Beth Mead likes to keep her makeup “light and natural”.
The Lioness – who has been forced to sit out an indefinite portion of the season due to an ACL injury – believes when it comes to levelling up your beauty regime
The 27-year-old footballer told Glamour magazine: “I try to keep it natural. Appreciate what you look like and enjoy that!
“My tip is if you are using makeup, make sure you use the right shade!”
Beth also deemed flopping “as part and parcel of the game” and waxed about the importance of getting up and “keep going”.
She said: “Failures are part and parcel of the game. What’s important is you go again. We’re strong women and we’re strong enough to keep going and keep doing what we’re doing.”
Lia Wälti, her Arsenal Women teammate loves the ability of slap to give a bit of “fresher” appearance.
The 29-year-old player told the same outlet; “I personally like to have a bit of colour on my face, especially during winter. It can help you make look that little bit fresher!”
The comments from both of the Gooners’ come as the north London side – which is the club of many of the Euro winning side such as Leah Williamson, Lotte Wubben-Joy and Jordan Nobbs – have teamed up with cosmetics brand, IL MAKIAGE.
Dmitri Kaplun, IL MAKIAGE’s CEO, said: “Arsenal Women, one of the first and most globally recognised women’s football teams, is shaping the future of the sport every time they step onto the pitch. These incredible athletes personify who the IL MAKIAGE woman is – fierce, powerful, and ground-breaking.”
The club’s bosses called the partnership “an exciting moment” in the sport, which has been seeing a rise in popularity the ladies’ victory at Wembley in August.
Juliet Slot, Arsenal’s chief commercial officer said: “Arsenal has been at the forefront of women’s football since 1987 and the game is at an exciting moment in its development. The Lionesses’ success has ignited interest from a new community of people, and we are determined to build on this.
“Having the support of fantastic, like-minded partners such as IL MAKIAGE will help us grow women’s football in a sustainable way.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jennifer Lopez says “it’s too hard to choose” her favourite fashion moment from her career.
The ‘Let’s Get Loud’ hitmaker suggested that people might “think” it would be the “green Versace dress” she wore to 43rd Grammy Awards in 2000 but in actuality the prospect of singling out just one outfit was too hard.
The 53-year-old entertainer told Vogue magazine’s ‘73 Questions’ video series: “I think people would think it was the green Versace dress because it’s the most famous but I would probably have to say…it’s too hard to choose.”
Jennifer labelled the key difference between her California home and her Bronx home is “the size of my closet”.
The ‘Marry Me’ star – who tied the knot with Ben Affleck, 50, earlier this year after they rekindled things in 2021 after calling off their first engagement in 2004 – went on to call her day-to-day dress sense as “very relaxed and kind of tomboyish but with a little bit of sexy in it” and claimed her best beauty secret was “sleep”
Jennifer – who has 14-year-old twins Max and Emme with her ex Marc Anthony, 54 – has made many references to the legendary look from the 00s. In 2019, she donned a refreshed edition of the gown on the Versace runway at Milan Fashion Week that featured a dramatic train and side cut outs. In addition, When the ‘Jenny From the Block’ hitmaker hosted ‘SNL’, she sang ‘Santa Claus is Coming to Town’ as her opening monologue wearing a tuxedo. However, when the Radio City Rockettes joined her onstage, Jennifer ripped off the tux to show the audience she was sporting the silk chiffon gown underneath.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Emma Meyers uses Pinterest to find “glam ideas” for the red carpet.
The ‘Wednesday’ star used the Meta-owned social media platform to curate things that give off “the aura” she wants to emit while posing for the camera to share with her stylist Amanda Lim.
The 20-year-old actress told TeenVogue.com: “I made a Pinterest board of glam ideas I liked. Looks with the aura I kinda wanted to give off. Then I sent it to Amanda, and she did the brunt of the work.”
Emma – who plays Enid Sinclar, the best friend of Jenna Ortega’s title character Wednesday Addams at their school Nevermore Academy – admits she’s nothing like her “extrovert” character
She said:”I’m really not like Enid at all. She’s an extrovert. I’m an introvert. She’s high energy, and I’m low energy. I think the only thing that we have in common is that we are both optimists. But that’s the fun part of playing her. I get to be a totally different person.”
The Netflix star loved working with the cast, calling working with Jenna, Christina Ricci – who played Wednesday in the 90s movie trilogy about the family – Catherine Zeta-Jones, Gwendoline Christie and Luis Guzman the “highlight” of starring in the new series.
Emma said: “I’ve never had a cast like this before. I love everyone in this cast very deeply. [It’s] definitely the highlight of this project.”
Emma also shared she didn’t know the comic book origin of the fictional family.
She said: “I didn’t know that The Addams Family was originally a comic until I auditioned for Enid. I had seen the original TV show clips, but my knowledge of The Addams Family came from the ’90s movies.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jodie Turner-Smith says being “comfortable” is important to her sense of style.
The ‘Queen and Slim’ star mused on supporting up and coming designers and revealed one of the most vital qualities she looks for when putting together a look, whether it be couture or high street.
The 36-year-old actress told British Vogue: “I always love to champion someone who might not have as much visibility as a larger band when I can. For me, it’s about feeling comfortable in what I’m wearing, because whenever you’re not comfortable you’re not totally in your body. I try and ground myself as much as possible.”
Jodie – was two-year-old daughter Janie with her husband ex ‘Dawson’s Creek’ star Joshua Jackson, 44 – welcomes the fashion industry having “different conversation” about diversity than it was mere years ago.
She said: “I think we’re in a different conversation in fashion today than we were five years – or even three years ago – about inclusion and representation and gender. All of that is so special and very f***** important. Things have to expand to include a broader definition than we’ve ever had.”
The ‘After Yang’ star – who is hosting the Fashion Awards 2022 on December 5 – loves dressing “slightly different” each time she hits the red carpet.
Jodie said: “If there’s one thing about me, I’m gonna want to do something that is slightly different. You never know what to expect, it all depends on how I’m feeling.”
Jodie also mused how she feels sartorially “depends” on the vibe.
She said: “Some days, I might feel like a million bucks in a crop top. Other days, I might… not. It just depends on the mood and the story, right? How everything’s connected together.”

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