OHMYGOSSIP — With the festive season almost upon us, choosing an advent calendar has become just as exciting as unwrapping Christmas presents! Chocolate, toys, beauty and more – here’s our guide to the best of 2022.

1. With over £140 worth of product packed into a stunning, heavyweight advent calendar for just £70, ARRAN Sense of Scotland’s offering should be near the top of your wish list. It’s crammed with soaps, shower gels, body lotions, candles, and other treats, with an extra special one hiding behind door 25. Find out more at https://arran.com/products/advent-calendar-2022

2. The packaging of the Joules Christmas Village Calendar (£40, https://www.boots.com) is a big part of its charm, with the soaps, creams, body mists and more contained inside individual pop-up houses that can be refilled and reused every year.

3. Clean beauty fans will love Holland and Barrett’s advent calendar, which features 25 products – including 14 full-sized ones from brands including Dr Organic, Westlab, Vitaskin and Evolve that provide a daily treat from head to toe. It’s worth over £180 but costs just £55 from https://www.hollandandbarrett.com

4. Bayliss and Harding also have a vegan-friendly offering, with their pretty calendar looking much more luxe than its £30 price tag would suggest. There’s 24 products including body washes, lotions, bath bubbles and shower cremes in some of the brand’s most popular scents, including Jojoba, Vanilla and Almond oil and Wild Fig and Pomegranate.

5. While Lush’s annual offering tends to sell out almost as quickly as it goes on sale (no surprise – it’s incredible) – they also offer a 12 Days of Christmas gift, a bright reusable box filled with 12 festive products for £75. It’s available at Lush.co.uk or in stores nationwide.

6. L’Occitane (https://uk.loccitane.com/) are offering three calendars this year, to suit all budgets and prices. First up is the Classic advent calendar, which is filled with a selection of favourites from the brand for £55. For those wanting to splurge, the Premium calendar costs £99 and comes in a reusable box that makes a fun and colourful storage case to use afterwards. Finally, the stunning Reusable advent calendar may cost £165 but the timeless eco-cotton design can be used year after year. What’s more, if you’ve already got one of their reusable designs, you can purchase a refill pack for £120.

7. Back for the fourth year running, Boots’ advent calendar in support of Macmillan is back. Across the 24 doors are a wide range of products from some of the retailer’s most popular brands, including Liz Early, Soap and Glory, No.7, and Champneys. It’s £88 and £2 is donated to charity with every sale.

8. Pierre Marcolini’s Enchanted Forest Calendar (£54, https://www.marcolini.co.uk) offers a taste of indulgence with caramels, pralines and other chocolate treats, with the individual packaging for each day adding to the luxury feel.

9. Get your nails Christmas-party ready with the Mylee advent calendar. It’s only a 12-day one, but there’s everything you need from crème and glitter gel polishes to nail care items including builder, a cuticle oil pen. £65, https://mylee.co.uk/.

10. Hotel Chocolat have something for everyone, starting from £13 for the milk, dark, caramel, white chocolate or vegan nutmilk calendars, rising to £27.50 for the advent calendar for two – containing, unsurprisingly, two treats every day – or the everything calendar. But real chocoholics will love the Grand Advent Calendar. Costing a cool £75, treats behind the doors include chocolate wreaths and snowflakes, liquor, and even lipbalm. Shop at https://www.hotelchocolat.com/

11. Danilo have added ‘Star Wars’ and ‘Harry Potter’ to their range of musical calendars this year (£24.99, https://danilo.coms) As well as pieces to build a moving scene, fans will also find stickers, jokes and questions behind each door.

12. LEGO fans can choose from their own City or Friends brands (both £21.99), or ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’, ‘Star Wars’, and ‘Harry Potter’ (all £29.99) this year. Featuring minifigures or little builds on each day, the hours of play are sure to last well beyond the festive season. For more, visit https://www.lego.com/en-gb/search?q=advent+calendar

13. The design of the Niederegger advent calendar just screams Christmas. The super-sized Santa on the front will make you smile almost as much as the marzipan and praline treats inside – and as an added bonus, on some days you get two! It’s £30 from https://www.JohnLewis.com

14. Of course Toblerone have a triangular advent calendar! Inside, there’s a mix of classic white, milk and dark chocolate, with salted caramelised almonds and almond and honey. It’s around £7 from most major supermarkets.

15. Divine Chocolate have a creamy milk and a rich dark chocolate calendar, both currently at just £4 (https://www.divinechocolate.com/shop/christmas) each. The delicious treats are Fairtrade and ethically-sourced, while the stunning festive packaging is recyclable too.

16. Looking for something to keep you busy in December? Look no further than Make Arcade’s Craftvent calendar. Each of the 24 boxes contains what you need to stitch a cute felt decoration in a variety of designs, from festive favourites to kitsch food, drinks, and even animals. It’s £70 from https://www.themakearcade.co.uk/products/craftvent-calendar-full-payment-option.

17. The enduring popularity of ‘Friends’ continues, and younger fans of the classic comedy will love Small Stuff Accessories’ (https://smallstuffaccessories.com/collections/advent-calendars-official) official offering. It’s currently on offer for £10 and is crammed with scrunchies, badges, earrings and bracelets that all pay tribute to the beloved show.

18. The company also offers a ‘Harry Potter’ accessories calendar (£7.99, sale price) that’s great for boys and girls, with unisex items including wrist bands, keyrings, stickers and badges inside.

19. As the slogan says, “Kids and grown-ups love it so…” Haribo’s bright-coloured calendar (£5, supermarkets and other major retailers) features mini bags of sweets mixing favourite selections with seasonal mini bags and themed jellies such as a reindeer, Christmas tree and Santa’s boot.

20. Roblox fans will love their festive offering (£29.99, major retailers including Smyths, Selfridges, Amazon, and Very.com, with Gingerbread Man, Reindeer, Santa, Snowman, Elf and Christmas Tree figures and accessories to deck them out. There are also two exclusive virtual item codes.

21. Think you know Matcha? Bird and Blend will have you thinking again.. Behind each door of the Matcha Tea calendar (£52, https://www.birdandblendtea.com) is a different tiny tin of tea, with enough for two cups, in flavours including peach cobbler, ice cream, Nordic berry, and toffee apple.

22. Gotta catch ‘em all? The Pokemon Deluxe Holiday Calendar (RRP £59.99, retailers including Smyths, Selfridges, Toymaster and Amazon), has got you covered. Featuring 15 two-inch figures – with an exclusive red finish – and nine diorama accessories, all with a festive theme, fans can play with something new every day, then put them all together to create a seasonal scene on the final day.

23. For a kids’ keepsake that will last longer than advent, Stych accessories have a cute charm bracelet advent calendar. It’s currently on offer for just £25 (https://stychaccessories.com/products/fruit-salad-advent-calendar) and as well as the bracelet itself, behind each door is either a fruit-themed charm or an enamel pin badge.

24. The Very Merry Advent Calendar will fuel the Christmas excitement for youngsters with either a craft, recipe card, story book or challenge concealed in the 24 boxes, which are put together to make a chimney chute. There’s a grown-up’s guide inside the box to let parents and carers know what’s in store for the month, as well as a loveable merry mischief elf. It’s currently on offer for £35 at https://shop.toucanbox.com/

25. Look after your hair and stay stylish with Invisibobble’s 2022 advent calendar. From hair ties to clips and even two exclusive sprunchie designs, there’s £59 worth of stuff in there for just £30 from invisibobble.co.uk.

26. Maybe not one to open first thing in the morning – but Virgin Wines (https://www.virginwines.co.uk/) will definitely be able to help you wind down in the evenings with their advent calendars. Costing £89.99 and available in red, white or mixed, there’s a specially-selected mini bottle for every day leading up to Christmas, and a full sized bottle for the big day.

27. Martha Brook’s 24 Days of Stationery Advent Calendar (https://www.marthabrook.com/) is back with a new whimsical design featuring 24 embossed boxes designed to look like a row of colourful books on a shelf. Inside, there’s everything from luxury pens, Christmas cards, gift tags, ruler, highlighters and even personalised items including a notebook. Its £95 price tag reflects the luxe look and feel of this beautiful set.

28. It wouldn’t be Christmas without cheese, and fortunately So Wrong It’s Nom have got you covered. Behind the 24 doors are individual miniature wheels of cheese in nine different varieties from Norseland, whose brands include Jarlsberg, Applewood, Mexicana and Ilchester. It’s just £8 from Sainsbury’s, Morrisons, Lidl and Ocado.

29. T2’s Sip the Future Hello calendar is available in both loose leaf and tea bag options, though both share the same flavours behind the door. Ranging from classics such as Earl Grey, Chai and Irish Breakfast to more unusual offerings including Packs a Peach and Sticky Date Delight, it’s a great way to kickstart those December mornings. £22, https://www.t2tea.com/.

30. Eco-conscious families will PlayIn Choc’s advent calendar. Behind each door is an organic, vegan chocolate, a fact card and a cute plastic free decoration – plus the box folds out to a plays scene when it’s empty. £49.95, https://playinchoc.com/

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OHMYGOSSIP — Renee Rapp believes fashion choices “are personal to everybody”.
‘The Sex Lives of College Girls’ star made the admission while revealing she and her character Leighton Murray – who recently came out as a lesbian – does not style herself the “way” she ever would.
The 22-year-old actress told InStyle magazine: “There could be not more stark of a f****** difference between Leighton and myself. There is no single piece of clothing or anything that I would want from Leighton’s closet. That b**** is not dressing the way I want to dress. Literally, burn it.
“No, but I think this has been an internal conversation with me for a while because clothes are something that are personal to everybody, but for me specifically, they’re very, very, very important. I’ve struggled with eating disorders my whole life and I feel very comfortable talking about it, and clothes have always either been a protective mechanism or something that makes me feel like myself because obviously they’re a way of expression and the way that you’re physically perceived.”
Renee sometimes forgets she is “playing a character” when she has to don Leighton’s wardrobe in the Mindy Kaling-created HBO series.
She said: “But oh my god, sometimes when I would put on Leighton’s s***, I would be like, ‘Oh, Jesus Christ.’ I have to remember that I’m playing a character. It would give me the most crisis sort of feeling in the whole wide world. It’s a jump scare.”
The ‘In The Kitchen’ hitmaker – who recently dropped her first album ‘Everything to Everyone’ – shared that being a musician “is the only thing” she’s ever longed to do with her life after shooting to fame as Regina George on Broadway’s musical adaption of ‘Mean Girls’, the 2004 Tina Fey movie about high school girl power dynamics.
Renee said: “Music is the only thing I’ve ever wanted to do. My two biggest insecurities growing up were, I thought I was a horrible songwriter and I thought I was a terrible actor. So, I don’t think I ever thought about acting as being a feasible thing for me, really, so it wasn’t really in my view. I thought, ‘OK, I’m going to have a music career and then hopefully it’ll blow up and then one day I might do a movie.’
“But music has always been the only thing that I love like that, so I don’t even know if it’s a preference. It’s just more so what I am supposed to be doing and I’m very fortunate to also be able to act in that regard.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Pamela Anderson’s hairdresser didn’t understand the “impact” of the look he gave her for ‘Baywatch’.
Kim Vo – whose clients have included Alicia Silverstone, Goldie Hawn and her daughter Kate Hudson – took credit for the blonde bombshell’s character CJ Parker iconic beachy blowout on the lifeguard series that began airing in 1989.
The celeb colourist told the Sun newspaper: “That blonde hair with the red swimsuit is my work.
“I was like 20, 21, and doing this and just not understanding the impact hair has. I was very young and she was amazing and starting her career.”
The ‘Blowing LA’ star needed to get Pamela’s on-set hairstylist to “describe” what to do to cover up her roots when he wasn’t there.
He said: “This is way before FaceTime and Skyping and all this. “So we would be on the phone and she’d be like, ‘Am I doing this right?’ and I’m like, ‘I can’t see it, love. Describe what you’re doing’.”
Kim labelled how his big break came from working with Gwyneth Paltrow in 1997, who dropped in his name in Vogue magazine.
He said: “She’s got her own ­masseuses. She’s got it all set up.
“She’s one of those people who’s the best hostess. She’s got her world.
“I only do hair colour. I don’t blow dry or cut. So I bring our little glam squad with me.
“But it was after Gwyneth that Vogue magazine voted me the best blonder in the business, so this is when the journey started with all my blondes.”
Kim also spilled how pop superstar Britney Spears – who Kim has been doing her highlights since she was a teenager – would get him to go through “a private entrance”.
Kim said “I’ve been doing her hair since she was 18.
“We could go to suites and do their hair. So we didn’t necessarily have to go to their homes.
“They could come to us and we can have a private entrance, a private elevator that goes right up to the room.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Lydia West loves to “embrace” her natural features.
The 29-year-old actress explained that while she used to use make-up as a way to “change her identity”, these days she prefers to highlight what she already has and believes that “general health” can benefit her skin.
She said: “It’s changed quite a bit: I used to cover up my face as a way to almost change identity, but now I embrace natural features and I love that in beauty now; I like highlighting freckles and seeing real skin that’s dewy and fresh. Beyond make-up, I believe general health and wellbeing helps the skin and then I use make-up to highlight what I already have.”
However, the ‘It’s a Sin’ actress went on to add that while in her day-to-day life she likes to have a “fresh, natural” look, for red carpets she likes to “have fun” and tends to match her make-up to her outfit.
Speaking to Harper’s Bazaar ahead of the Women of the Year Awards, she said: “In my day-to-day I like a fresh, natural look: a brow, highlighter and blusher. For the longest time I didn’t wear blusher and now I’m like ‘why did I not wear it?!’ – having that natural-looking colour is youthful, fresh and energetic and that’s how I approach beauty now. I like to have fun for an event or red carpet. I match it with the look I’m wearing. So like tonight I have quite a classic dress, so I wanted something more classic while contemporary with my make-up. It’s a smouldery eye but highlighted. But I also like to experiment, especially as I get to work with amazing artists all the time. I play around and trying new things, but I remain true to myself and what I can feel confident and beautiful in.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Avril Lavigne “stays true” to her original skater style.
The 38-year-old star shot to fame as a teenager in the early 2000s with hits such as ‘Complicated’ and ‘I’m With You’ and explained that the skater-punk style of clothes she was known for is still present today.
She said: “My style has changed since then. It now ranges from tomboy skate to rock glam—all mixed with pieces of high fashion. I still stay true to my skate style, and I like to wear what is comfortable. I love wearing oversized hoodies, Dr. Martens, plaid skirts, and corsets. For style inspiration, I have been looking to high fashion and designers like Vivienne Westwood and Versace.”
The ‘Sk8r Boi’ hitmaker launched a collection with KILLSTAR earlier this year and explained that she wanted to switch up traditional punk colours and wanted to create something she would wear herself on stage.
She told ELLE: “This year, I launched a brand new collection in collaboration with KILLSTAR. I approached designing the collection knowing that I wanted it to tie in with my album Love Sux. I wanted to utilize an orange and black colour scheme. There were specific pieces that I wanted to see, like plaid skater skirts. But instead of a classic punk red and black, I wanted to see it in orange and black. What is cool about this collection is that every piece is something I would wear onstage.
“There is an incredible resurgence of artists paying tribute to pop-punk today. I love seeing this new generation take pop-punk and, not only make it their own, but also allow it to influence what they are doing. I am so excited about the direction the genre is heading. I love being a part of pop-punk’s past—and also a part of its future.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Hailey Bieber’s latest Rhode product reminds her of her wedding cake.
The 25-year-old model’s beauty brand is launching the vanilla cake-flavored Peptide Lip Treatment on November 22, and she is reminded of the heavenly scent of her cake that was made for her nuptials to pop star husband Justin Bieber in 2018.
She told Refinery29: “[It] was vanilla on vanilla, but with a little bit of a spiced filling and it was so good, it was literally the best vanilla cake I’ve had in my entire life.”
When it comes to keeping her lips soft, Hailey insisted “nonstop moisture” is key.
Sharing her tips, she told the publication: “Honestly, I’m not a big lip mask person. The lip treatment is my lip balm, lip mask, lip gloss — this is my everything. I do struggle when it starts to get cold and sometimes you get that layer of weird, dry skin and nothing can get it off. Sometimes at night what I’ll do is when I’m using a thicker moisturiser — like a thicker, balmy rich type that really packs a punch of moisture — I’ll put it all over my face and then put it on my lips and seal it in with peptide lip or something of that sort. Other than that, if I exfoliate my lips, I only do it gently with a warm washcloth because my lips are really, really sensitive. They’ll swell up from anything they don’t like, like spicy food swells up my lips. I try to treat them really gently. And moisture nonstop.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Tom Ford is being acquired by Estée Lauder for $2.8 billion.
The Estée Lauder licensed Tom Ford Beauty line boosted sales upon its launch in 2006, and it’s expected to bring in net profits of $1 billion over the coming years.
And now, cosmetics giant Lauder will expand its business with the designer brand, starting with apparel.
The Tom Ford Eyewear license owner, Marcolin, will pay $250 million towards the sale.
Ford said: “I could not be happier with this acquisition.”
Fabrizio Freda, president and CEO of Estée Lauder, said: “This strategic acquisition will unlock new opportunities and fortify our growth plans for Tom Ford Beauty. It will also further help to propel our momentum in the promising category of luxury beauty for the long-term while reaffirming our commitment to being the leading pure player in global prestige beauty.”
Tom Ford will remain creative director until 2023 at least.
In 2020, Ford urged the government to support fashion businesses as sales plummeted amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The 61-year-old fashion designer – who is also the chairman of the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) – called on the US government to announce help for fashion companies too, as part of the federal stimulus package from Washington.
In a statement, he said at the time: “I would suspect and hope that this is the chief focus of any fashion organisation now: taking care of their people. Inclusion of the fashion industry in the $1.6 trillion stimulus package expected to be released imminently is critical and of the utmost importance for us all. The CFDA understands that the industry needs immediate critical support and is working to access relief at the federal and local levels.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Ashley Benson wants people to make their own “memories” with her fragrances.
The former ‘Pretty Little Liars’ star has just launched her debut scent line ASH by Ashley Benson, and she hopes her customers will be reminded of special occasions or places whenever they get a whiff of her scents.
She told Forbes: “What I want is to help people make memories, because scents always bring you back to a certain place, and for me, travelling and always being away from home, I use candles, incense and perfume to make sure I’m in a safe place.
“I want people to know that these are personal scents to me.
“I wanted people to have a luxurious fragrance at an affordable price.”
She continued: “I wanted to create a fragrance brand and a suite of scents that activate memories. I wear these scents daily; I live with these scents.”
The 32-year-old actress made fragrances that reminded her of her favourite places, New York and Paris.
She said: “I thought, why not do a scent to represent Paris and New York?”
Whenever anyone steps inside Ashley’s home, they will be able to smell the scents.
The ‘Spring Breakers’ star added: “I layer them, I spray them in my home, and I gift them to family and friends.
“My goal was to create a unique company, beautiful scents and shared memories and stories that are extensions of the places that shape me.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Ashley Park wants people to be “empowered” by her Rent the Runway Christmas collection.
The ‘Emily in Paris’ star is a big fan of a “suit silhouette”, rich fabrics and being “sexy and flirty” and wanted these things to be translated into her festive range with the online retailer that gives shoppers the option to borrow or buy the garments.
The 31-year-old actress told PEOPLE magazine: “I love anything with a suit silhouette. I also love having something that feels like velvet, and like elevated material, but also some cleavage and maybe a fun low back — something sexy and flirty. We really thought of things that make somebody feel empowered.”
Ashley wants the clothes for the ‘Ashley Park x Rent the Runway’ to be “something that I’m gonna feel good in when I walk into the party and turn heads, and then also feel good at the end of the night after I have been chatting, and eating and drinking all night.”
The Broadway star adores the time people get to have their spotlight stealing “moment”.
Ashley said: “I love the idea of like the holidays being like everybody gets to have their moment.”
The fashionista gave a shout out to her stylist Erin Walsh, who taught her that dressing is “self-expression”.
Ashley said: “She’s taught me a lot. I think what I’ve learned from her about fashion is it’s a form of self-expression.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Lindsay Lohan misses “being involved in the fashion scene”.
The ‘Falling for Christmas’ star cited how she got “backlash” when she was in creative control of the brand Ungaro – after the head designer Estrella Archs made her “artistic director” – and got the models on the runway at Paris Fashion Week to sport “nipple tassels” but now “everyone” is doing the same thing 13 years later.
The 36-year-old actress told Who What Wear: “I haven’t gone to Paris in so long. I haven’t gone to Fashion Week. I miss that. I do miss being involved in the fashion scene. It’s funny. I think about when I was creative director for Ungaro, and I got so much backlash for putting nipple tassels on the girls on the runway, and now, everyone does that, or they’re not wearing anything, and I’m like, [laughs] ‘That’s not fair!’”
At the time, Lindsay’s show was deemed a critical flop with fashion outlets such as WWD dubbing it “an embarrassment” and the Cut labelling it “disastrous” but has since been viewed with fresh eyes.
The ‘Mean Girls’ star – who avoided the Hollywood glare by moving to Dubai for a number of years – spilled she wanted to do the festive Netflix movie co-starring ‘Glee’ star Chord Overstreet, 33, because it felt like less “pressure”.
She told the magazine: “I wanted to do something where people felt like I hadn’t left. You know a lot of people say ‘comeback’ and stuff, and that puts a lot of pressure on the situation, and I’m not one that wants that attention.”
Lindsay also said “I’m not the kind of person that thinks about the movies I’ve done and how well versed I am in this industry,” before she enthused about the “routine” of the movie business.
She continued: “I love my matcha latte, or now, I’ve switched to oat-milk coffee, which I feel fancy even saying. I am that really cheery person every morning on set. I love greeting my crew and doing my own audio mic. And I always look forward to my short 30-minute lunch break. It just excites me.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Keke Palmer was “so glad” director Jordan Peele let her sport her “natural hair” in ‘Nope’.
The ‘Hustlers’ star was happy to “represent” her Black heritage via her tresses when she played Emerald Haywood, the little sister of Daniel Kaluuya’s character Otis ‘OJ’ Haywood Jr in the 2022 horror film.
Speaking at Teen Vogue Summit 2022, the 29-year-old actress said:“The number one thing that he knew was that he knew he wanted Emerald to have my ‘fro. Like he was searching on my Instagram page and he said, ‘This is Emerald right here.’ [I was like,] ‘I’m so glad that this is the look that you chose [for me] to wear on the main stage and represent my natural hair in this way, honey!”
Keke – while appearing at the event in Los Angeles produced by the teen magazine – revealed the 43-year-old filmmaker “encouraged” her to “improv” with his material a little bit.
She said during her keynote: There’s a script, and the script is like your guideline. And the character’s not going to change just because you say that one little thing. But [Peele] definitely encouraged me to improv. Like in the scene where Emerald has that big monologue in the beginning where she’s talking about the Haywood history. We did that so many times that by the end, I was like, Maybe I can add some ad libs to it, and he’ll be cool with it. So I started doing the whole singing on the side. And he encouraged it, he loved it! So I just kept going with it.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Marc Jacques Burton says it was “epic” creating a high fashion collection centring around four of the
key heroes from video game ‘Overwatch 2’.
The creative director of his self-titled company launched the collaboration, which sees each hero have an “everyday look” as well as a “hero look”, at an event at London’s The Cinema at Selfridges on Sunday night (13.11.22).
The campaign featured British rapper Giggs wearing the Lucio character collection from ‘Overwatch 2’, British actress Wallis Day wearing the Kiriko character collection, British actor and musician Hope Ikpoku Jnr wearing the Genji character collection, and Nigerian-born British Afrobeat singer Darkoo, who wore the Sojourn character collection.
Marc said: “It has been epic to partner with Overwatch 2 to create high end fashion pieces based on my favourite characters from the game Lucio, Kiriko, Sojourn and Genji.
“I normally work with musicians creating stage and studio pieces for them. Instead of designing for musicians I was working with ‘Overwatch 2’ video game characters.
“It pushed me to think through the personality traits of each video game character and create pieces that they could save the world in.
“I am super excited for everyone to see the incredible new spiked organza fabric we have developed as well as the all over pocket design of Lucio’s hero outfit.
“The campaign was so much fun to shoot with Giggs, Wallis Day, Hope Ikpoku Jnr and Darkoo.”
Suki Waterhouse, who recently released her latest EP ‘Milk Teeth’, opened up the night performing two of her tracks with an acoustic set.
She said: “Marc’s designs are just like him, you always know he is in the room.”
Giggs closed the night with his performance.
He added: “I met Marc and he showed me some of his designs and I was like, ‘This is cold, bruv.’ ”
Speaking at the event, Marc said: “Video games, fashion and music are all incredibly interrelated now. For tonight, I wanted to combine all of these elements when launching the MJB X Overwatch 2 collection.
“The core message from ‘Overwatch’ is that, ‘heroes aren’t born but made.’ I wanted to find real life examples of this.
“The performers tonight Giggs, Suki, Hope and Darkoo have all shown that through hard work and self belief what can be achieved.
“They have been able to live their dreams and become heroes to many of us. I really appreciate everyone who has supported the launch of this collaboration here tonight at The Cinema in Selfridges.”
The MJB X Overwatch 2 collection is out now in store at Selfridge’s flagship store on the 2nd floor Men’s department, Selfridges, 400 Oxford Street, London, W1A 1AB.
The collection is now available online at www.mjb.store and www.selfridges.com

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OHMYGOSSIP — Paris Hilton doesn’t use facial filler.
The ‘Paris in Love’ star wants to remain “all-natural” with her beauty regime even if it means she will have to follow an extensive list of steps.
The 41-year-old socialite told Bustle: “I’m all about being all-natural, and I feel that when you use lights and electricity, it’s amazing what the results are,
Paris loves “all of the little gadgets” such as Foreos and Dr. Dennis Gross FaceWear Pro being incorporated into her skincare routine.
She said: “I love Foreos and the Dr. Dennis Gross FaceWare Pro and the Luminance lights and all of the little gadgets. I get facials all the time. I love oxygen facials, Hydrafacials, and facials where they use the Neurotris machine which is an EMS [electromagnetic stimulation] device.”
On Friday (11.11.2022), the ex ‘The Simple Life’ star marked one year of marriage to her husband Carter Reum, 41 – who she tied the knot in a three day star-studded bash – with a huge party and a post on Instagram.
Paris wrote on social media: “This past year with you as husband and wife has been a magical whirlwind. No matter how far we travel and no matter where in the world we are, as long as we are together, I’m at home with you.
“I deeply cherish all of our adventures and memories, and look forward to a lifetime more by your side.
“Thank you for all of the love, happiness, and endless laughter. You are my rock and I’m so thankful to call you mine.”
“Carter, as my partner in life, number one hype man, and best friend, I love you so incredibly much. Cheers to being your #Wifey for lifey, and to our one year anniversary together. My 11:11 wishes finally came true with you.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Alexa Chung says a red lip suits “a classic look”.
The ex Popworld presenter lets her outfit “lead” what her makeup looks like but she sports a “phone box” crimson lipstick “a lot” because its goes with much of what she dons.
The 39-year-old model told InStyle magazine: “It always goes hand in hand with what I’m wearing. So, makeup is never necessarily the thing I lead with, it’s more in response to whatever I’ve got on. But if I’m feeling crazy, I’ll put a lip on. Previously with Code8 I made a pillar box red lip, which kind of looks like the phone boxes in London. It’s a very classic poppy red. So that’s a color that I wear a lot because again, it fits into a classic look.”
Alexa admitted she is “more inclined” to go for a dramatic eye at showbiz parties as lipstick can go a bit wrong when mixed with nibbles and is inspired by the HBO teen drama ‘Euphoria’ when it comes to hair accessories.
She said: “For nighttime, if I’m going to an event or someone’s party, I’m more inclined to do a coal on the upper lid or a more dramatic eye. And that’s simply because I like drinking wine and I like eating whatever else they’ve got around. And I’ve always got s*** in my teeth and the lipstick’s moved, so it’s just easier for me to approach it from an eye.
“I also really like hair accessories at the moment, like diamante clips or a Simone Rocha one. And for the holidays I am a bit more experimental. Even though it’s a cliché, I might add silver glitter. I love a bare face and then silver glitter – that’s my ‘Euphoria’ nod.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Emma D’Arcy joked they are “allergic” to having long hair.
The ‘House of Dragon’ star – whose uses they/them pronouns – does not want to rock the same hairdos their character Princess Rhaenyra sports on the HBO prequel to ‘Game of Thrones’ but has massive respect for the “art of wigging”.
The 30-year-old actor told the digital edition of GQ: “The word I used when explaining it was that I am almost ‘allergic’ to lots of hair”
“I think the art of wigging is complete magic. They are made for you, so they fit your head perfectly. The illusion is seamless. Immediately, a good wig changes your behaviour, your posture, but also, fractionally, it changes how you are read and perceived.”
Emma is not “fond” of getting dolled up in conventionally feminine ways on the red carpet either.
They said: “‘Glamour’ is not a word I’m particularly fond of… I have an awkward relationship with it.”
“In those inherently public spaces, I try to distance myself from myself. I want to be at least two steps to the left of me, because it can be very vulnerable being out there in these places as myself.”
Last month, Emma gushed about how “grateful” they were about their co-star Matt Smith, who is veteran of big budget projects like ‘The Crown’ and ‘Doctor Who’ and plays Daemon Targaryen from the George RR Martin-created world.
They said: “God, I’m so grateful to Matt. I’ve learned a lot from him. I’ve learned how to play in what can be an intense environment. He has taught me how to ignore the various pressures, the time pressures, all the things that come with shooting on this scale, and tap back into those first principles.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Letitia Wright used to think “straighter hair was better”.
The ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ star says the Marvel franchise centring on Black superheroes helped her “embrace” her “own beauty” instead of adhering to Western standards.
The 29-year-old actress told Glamour magazine’s Unfiltered video series: “I think that unfortunately, I was pulled into the belief that straighter hair was better and unfortunately I did hair processing as a kid and lost all the natural beauty of it. But then it was actually playing Shuri and having her braids and seeing everything be so celebrated in the films that really encouraged me to embrace my own beauty with my hair. So yeah, that’s been a journey that I’ve been on and one I’m really proud of.”
Letitia was “definitely inspired” by Shuri – her character in the movie – and her “pretty cool” hairstyles.
She said: “I was definitely inspired by the looks in the new movie. Shuri has a mohawk in the middle, so then the sides had to be cut down. It’s a pretty cool look, but it would take a while for it to just get all in sync and I just felt inspired to just do the chop.”
The ‘Small Axe’ star works on “combating” her insecurities by working on her “inner beauty”.
Letitia said: “I can see how those standards that are out there or those expectations can make you feel insecure or not good enough. But it’s really about reversing that, I think it’s about finding out what makes you beautiful on the inside and allowing that to shine. And I think I’m finding my way through that. So if you see me being confident of flexin’, it’s because it’s the inner beauty that I’ve established in myself before anyone else tells me to. So I think that’s my way of combating all of those expectations. At the end of the day, it’s just there to make people feel insecure and that’s not really helpful.”

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