OHMYGOSSIP — Emma Corrin “loves fashion”, says her stylist
The ex ‘The Crown’ star,26 – who is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns – is a massive fan of “the art of dressing up”, according to Harry Lambert, who has dressed them on many occasions.
He told British Vogue: “Emma loves fashion and the art of dressing up.”
Harry also says that Emma uses clothes as an “extension of the joy of acting”.
He also attributes their many credits – such as ‘My Policeman’, ‘Lady Chatterley’s Lover’ and so on – represent new eras of dressing for Emma as it’s like “starting all over again”.
Harry – after mentioning his adoration for the goldfish dress Emma donned to the London Film Festival – said: “It’s about catching those moments that feel very timeless and magical. It’s my favourite thing I’ve ever put on someone for the red carpet.
“The red carpet can be so scary, daunting and intense – why should we not make it a fun space as well?”
Harry is also mindful of Emma’s gender expression and seeks to be “transparent” with them so they feel “amazing”.
He said: “It’s exploring what they feel comfortable in, especially as they’re exploring their own gender. It’s about being super transparent with each other and talking about things. There are a lot of cameras, a lot of people, so it’s important that Emma just feels amazing and when they do, you can see that in the images.”
The ‘Retreat’ star recently admitted they are “investing” their wardrobe like they would curate art.
Emma said: “I’m kind of starting to build a collection that I really enjoy. I like investing in pieces, I suppose, a bit like you would in art.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Jennifer Aniston struggled to launch her haircare brand on social media.
The 53-year-old actress “hates” social media and signed up to Instagram for the first time October 2019 with the intention of using it to promote her haircare brand LolaVie but once the pandemic hit she was forced to use the app full-time because no other launch options were available.
She said: “I wanted to create a product that is good for the environment, good for our hair, take out all the crappy chemicals, and have it perform. I hate social media, I’m not good at it. It’s torture for me. The reason I went on Instagram was to launch this line. Then the pandemic hit and we didn’t launch. So I was just stuck with being on Instagram. It doesn’t come naturally.”
The ‘Friends’ actress went on to explain that she is “so glad” she grew up in a time without the Internet and feels “better” in her 50s than she ever has in her whole life.
She told Allure: “I’m really happy that we got to experience growing up, being a teenager, being in our 20s without this social media aspect. Look, the internet, great intentions, right? Connect people socially, social networking. It goes back to how young girls feel about themselves, compare and despair. I feel the best in who I am today, better than I ever did in my 20s or 30s even, or my mid-40s. We needed to stop saying bad s***to ourselves. You’re going to be 65 one day and think, I looked f******great at 53!”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Fran Drescher believes fashion’s future is “sustainable”.
The ex ‘The Nanny’ star – who teamed up with ThreadUp for their eco collection – believes throwaway culture when it comes to style has to “stay back” in the past like generating 20 per cent of global wastewater and accounting for 10 per cent of all carbon emissions.
The 65-year-old actress told the US edition of Vogue: “I’m outspoken about being an environmentalist. I think that moving towards sustainable fashion is definitely the 21st century, and leaving behind all the waste and disposable mentality of the 20th century has to stay back there in that century. It is interesting being on the cusp of two centuries where there are people that still have that mindset that garbage goes somewhere where we don’t know or care, but it’s out of our view and so it’s not our problem.”
The collection’s creator Daniel Silverstein – who helms Zero Waste Daniel, his own eco clothing line – has always known the fashion industry hasn’t had “enough discussion” about its impact on the world.
The designer told the same outlet: “I knew that there wasn’t enough discussion going on about the consumption of materials.”
Daniel – a lifelong fan of Fran’s notable dress sense since the 90s – called it “the ultimate design challenge”.
He said: “I know all of these things from having watched the show, having been a fan, having followed her career even since The Nanny, and all of the things that work about that iconic style. It was the ultimate design challenge.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Teyana Taylor wants more “less is more” with injectables.
The ‘Bare Wit Me’ hitmaker loves being the face of Xeomin because its “a smart toxin” and makes her face smoother without “unnecessary ingredients”.
The 31-year-old rapper told Elle: “I’m a big researcher and because I’m new to injectables, I wanted to make sure that whatever I was using represented me — I’m a less is more kind of girl. So, anything that I try, especially on my face, I want to make sure that it takes the less is more approach as well. That’s Xeomin. Not only is it a smart toxin, but it doesn’t have all those unnecessary ingredients — and it provides me with consistent results. My frown lines, like I call ’em my Chicago Bulls 11s, have cleared right up.”
Teyana – who is mother to her daughters Junie, six, and Rue, two, with her husband Iman Shupert – loves her new look because she is too busy to “achieve” the look she longs for.
She said: “I’ve literally tried everything to have a smooth appearance on my forehead — shaving, skincare, everything. Now, I look smooth and moisturized all the time. I have on no makeup besides a brow and my lip gloss — and you can see the shine on my forehead. I could never achieve that before. I no longer feel the urge to get up and just be glamourized all day.
“I’m such a happy person; I’m a smiler. I have two beautiful daughters and a beautiful husband; there’s no reason not to smile. Now I can do that without worrying about making my smile lines worse.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Cher is the new face of Balmain.
The ‘Believe’ hitmaker – who walked the French fashion house’s runway in September – is now the face of their new Blaze bag after connecting with the creative director Olivier Rousteing and his “exciting” collection, comparing to the experience to the 1939 Judy Garland movie, ‘The Wizard of Oz’.
The 76-year-old entertainer told Vogue magazine: “I just connected with him. And that night when I saw the clothes I felt like, oh my God. I was really poor when I was young—going into a dime store was like heaven for me. Anyway, I thought the clothes were so exciting, and we had such a good time. Olivier was beautiful, and I loved what he was wearing—I wanted it for my son, because my son dresses like that. So many models in other shows were good models…but these models had life to them! They were walking with power, they were magnificent and the clothes—it felt like ‘the Wizard of Oz to me.”
Cher – who made a video as part of the campaign – revealed the iconic costume designer and long-time collaborator Bob Mackie “never” dressed her in anything as constricting as the suit for the shoot.
She said: I felt like my skin was on top of that outfit, it was that tight! Bob never made me anything that tight. I did feel like I was a superhero when I walked out. You walk around a green screen. You’re in the suit and the screen is behind you, it’s some futuristic thing—but you’re really just in a chair, imagining you are a princess or a dominatrix or someplace between the two.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kim Kardashian urged the fashion industry not lose its momentum towards “diversity”.
The SKIMS founder praised her contemporaries for the work they have already done in the plurality of races, genders, body types and so on but advocated for it to not be a “trend” but instead something that runs through the core of the sector.
As she accepted the gong for Innovation at the CFDA’s 60th annual awards, the 42-year-old reality TV personality told the audience – which included host Natasha Lyonne – on Monday night (07.11.2022): “We have put a strong emphasis since our launch on continuing to shape the industry to embrace size equality and diversity as a fixture and not just a trend and I see so many of you are doing just that.”
Kim – who has nine-year-old daughter North, six-year-old son Saint, four-year-old daughter Chicago and three-year-old son Psalm with her ex Kanye West, 45, who legally changed his name to Ye last year – marked the weekend with a sweet social media update about how her three youngest were sleeping soundly by her side.
On a photo of the trio, she posted on her Instagram Story on Sunday (06.11.2022): “My morning.”
‘The Kardashians’ star has been facing a tumultuous time recently as her ‘Stronger’ hitmaker ex was dropped by his talent agency CAA and his endorsement deals – such as his Yeezy collab with Adidas – after he posted a series of anti-semitic comments last month.
The sportswear brand said: “After a thorough review, the company has taken the decision to terminate the partnership with Ye immediately, end production of Yeezy branded products and stop all payments to Ye and his companies. Adidas will stop the Adidas Yeezy business with immediate effect.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Eva Longoria credits her healthy skin to being a mum.
The L’Oreal ambassador, 47, who had her boy Santiago ‘Santi’ Enrique Bastón in 2018, said she now has more time for “self-care” as parenthood has forced her to make her day more structured.
She told the Daily Mirror: “Things have got easier since I’ve had him. He’s the priority, so I’ve been able to say no more. My days are very structured now.
“It’s made me very efficient with my time, even my free time. So of course there’s time for me because I’ve budgeted for it. I’ve already set aside time to read, to meditate, to work out, to eat well, to do my skin regime. That to me is self-care, not just going to a spa.”
As well as taking care of herself with L’Oréal, Eva’s “I’m worth it” regime includes addressing changes to herself she notices in her 40s.
The 47-year-old added about ageing: “I didn’t feel as good, I wasn’t sleeping well.
“I had my blood analysed and they’re like, oh you need more vitamin B, magnesium and things. I take a lot more supplements now.
“That’s in the last few years, and it’s made a difference in my energy and brain fog. It’s all interconnected, so once I’d evaluated and course-corrected, I noticed a big change.
“When I wake up I’ve got to be present, I’ve got to keep going – as all women do. Not just famous women.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — David Gandy stopped collaborating with Marks Spencer as he felt they were trying to compete “with the likes of Primark”.
The supermodel, 42, partnered with the supermarket chain for six years on items including suits, pyjamas and the fastest-selling swimming trunks in the store’s history.
He told the Daily Telegraph on Saturday (05.11.22): “My line was the most expensive they did. I’ve still got the jackets, but then they went in another direction… competing with the likes of Primark.
“Whereas if you look at their food, that’s premium and everybody loves it.”
But David credits his work with M S with teaching him how clothing is made, which helped him launch his ‘David Gandy Wellwear’ line.
He added: “There’s no way I could have launched my own brand before. I didn’t know anything about margins or lead times.”
The model, who has two daughters with his barrister girlfriend Stephanie Mendoros, also insisted he only works out 45 minutes a day five times a week – and eats 4,500 calories daily in healthy food – to maintain his physique for shoots.
He added when asked to outline his daily and gym routines: “I don’t stop between 7am and midnight.
“(The gym is) five times a week for 45 minutes.”
David also said his workouts involve only weights with no cardio, which he gets from walking his dog Dora.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Classic England kits have inspired a new range of Christmas jumpers.
Online retailer notjust clothing are celebrating the soccer World Cup taking place in November this year with a new line of charitable festive knitwear, with 50% of profits from every sale donated to grassroots sporting charities Football Beyond Borders and Bloomsbury Football.
Matt Clarke, Co-founder of notjust, said: “It’s Coming Home! We can feel it and what better time of the year to bring it home than Christmas.
“We’ve created this new collection of festive footy knits to give fans a fun (and practical) kit to wear whilst they’re cheering on England at the most wonderful time of the year, whilst also giving back to society through a charitable donation. Also we figured footy tees might be a little brisk in this weather!”
The knits offer an imagining of the blue 1990 World Cup training shirt – with a blue diamond pattern, spread collar with white detailing and the England Three Lions logo – and a festive twist on the red 1990 England World Cup Finals Away shirt.
The blue jumper has ‘It’s Coming Home 4 Christmas’ on the back, and the first 250 sold feature a QR code which plays Neil Diamond’s ‘Sweet Caroline’ when scanned.
Also in the collection is an ‘It’s Coming Home 22’ England kit jumper, inspired by the white kit worn by the side in the Euros tournament last year, with the crest in the centre, a captain’s armband that reads ‘Good times never seamed so good’, and festive snowdrops and trees on the hems and cuffs.
The Gareth Southgate Waistcoat jumper – which was first released during the 2018 World Cup – will also be re-released on a limited roon, and if the England boss brings back his own iconic waistcoat during any of the games at this year’s tournament, notjust have pledged to give away a number of the knits via their social media accounts.
The collection is completed by a Lionesses European Champions winter blanket, with the photo realism cosy covering featuring iconic moments from the England women’s successful tournament over the summer.
Prices of notjust’s Christmas jumpers start from £34.99 and are available at www.notjustclothing.co.uk

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OHMYGOSSIP — Karlie Kloss loves the “power” of fashion and beauty.
The 30-year-old model enjoys having “fun” with her appearance and experimenting with different looks every day.
She said: “Being a model for 15 years – half of my life – I really appreciate the power that fashion, and beauty have as forms of self-expression, to allow you try on and take on different characters.
“I think there’s so much power in deciding how I want to express myself that day. Sometimes I want to be really glamorous and sometimes I want to be sporty. I have fun with it.”
And when she’s happy with how she looks on the outside, Karlie feels even more confident in herself.
Speakig to Harper’s Bazaar for their ‘Inside My Beauty Bag’ video series, she said: “When I feel good on the outside it actually gives me this ability to tap into an inner confidence that is what I find even more striking.
“I think that’s the power of the industry of fashion and beauty; it can help people express themselves, or feel like the best version of themselves.”
Karlie is “so proud” to be the face of Carolina Herrera’s Good Girl fragrance and she admitted the scent of the perfume is “so visceral and emotional” for her.
She said: “I am so proud to be the face of Good Girl. This fragrance is so special to me for so many reasons…
“The smell of Good Girl triggers so many special memories in my career and in my life”.
And Karlie worked closely with the brand when establishing her Kode with Klossy – a free series of camps in the UK that teach teenage girls coding skills – initiative.
She said: “With Carolina Herrera and Good Girl, we’ve worked together not only in launching this fragrance from the start but they really have been a crucial part of building Kode with Klossy, and supporting the work that we do to create opportunities for young women to learn how to code.
“[It’s] all about empowering women to realise their full potential, and the duality of being feminine and interested in fashion and also interested in tech – and the incredible impact that you can have with these very technical skills”.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Simone Ashley wants to create her own beauty line.
The ‘Bridgerton’ actress hopes she can work on a product range for young black women who often struggle to find the right items for their hair and skin needs.
She said: “I want them to be like, ‘Yes, I’ve got exactly the right products for me.’”
The 27-year-old actress admitted she gets “really emotional” talking about her make-up artist Alex Babsky and hairstylist Peter Lux because of how well they understand her beauty needs.
She told Britain’s Vogue magazine: “I get emotional talking about this.
“They understand my skin and the texture of my hair, and when getting ready for events, we find the joy within it. And it’s not a superficial thing – it’s about normalising dark skin and curly hair for girls who need to see that normalised.”
Simone thinks skin-lightening creams are “messed up” and she was never interested in trying them because she “adores” the colour of her skin.
Asked if she ever felt her darker skin has limited her opportunities, she said: “I’m sure it was restrictive.
“Things have taken me longer than other young actors who maybe don’t have the same restrictions.
“But, I never surrendered to it. I remember being a kid and people saying certain things that make you really aware of the colour of your skin.
“I remember seeing those Fair and Lovely [lightening] creams – they smelt so good, like baby powder, but I didn’t understand what they were. Now I’m like, ‘Wow. That’s messed up.’
“But, I adore the colour of my skin. I always have.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Stella McCartney was “truly blown away” by the finalists of a sustainable design contest.
The 51-year-old fashion designer crowned Central Saint Martins’ MA Design Ceramics, Furniture or Jewellery student Peter Nasielski the overall winner of the Lenovo x Stella McCartney Sustainable Design Competition at an event at her Old Bond Street store in London earlier this week, but she admitted she had been impressed by each of the four students who had made it to the final.
The technology brand’s competition saw 38 MA Design students from the university explore the relationship between fashion and technology to create a sustainable solution using Lenovo’s innovative Yoga technology and Peter created an innovative eyewear design from regenerative algae seaweed.
Stella said: “I was truly blown away by each of the finalists’ presentations and it was so hard to pick a winner; I was so inspired by the level of creativity and innovation.
“I chose Peter as my winner not only because his regenerative kelp and algae farming project touches on something we are already looking into, but it also seems the most viable as a material innovation for both my team and Lenovo. Algae is a renewable resource and doesn’t rely on us producing more waste. It directly fights the climate crisis and, thinking beyond the environmental benefits, can also involve local communicates that harvest it.
“I really want to continue this conversation and help to make some of their creations a reality because I see a lot of viable solutions in what I was presented. I am so inspired by and honoured to support this next generation of innovation!”
The students spent eight weeks working on their project, before four finalists battled it out in a judging day at Stella McCartney HQ.
As winner, Californian Peter has been awarded a three-month internship at Stella McCartney in a department of his choice, plus an internship with Lenovo’s design innovation team at their headquarters in North Carolina.
He said: “I am so excited to have been chosen as the winner of the sustainable fashion design project, supported by both Stella McCartney and Lenovo. Throughout these eight weeks, I have been challenged and empowered to think beyond sustainability and, as a result, I have created something that aims to inspire and make change for the regenerative future of the fashion industry.”
The three other finalists, Joseph Clinton, Vrinda Agrawal and Estelle Burton, have all had their design IPs purchased by Lenovo and will also undertake an internship at the company’s offices.
Brian Leonard, Vice President of Design Innovation, Lenovo, said: “Over the past few months, we’ve seen so much creativity and watched these students push the boundaries of sustainable design with the help of cutting-edge Lenovo technology. The most important part of this experience has been raising our own awareness, stretching our minds, and helping us gain a fresh perspective towards sustainability.
“The result of this collaboration has been extraordinary, which is exactly what we hoped for when we partnered with both Stella McCartney and Central Saint Martins. We have been thrilled with what has been created, so much so that we’ve purchased the intellectual property rights of their designs, so we can explore the possibility of making these innovative materials and processes a reality in the future.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Camila Cabello wears hoop earrings “every single day”.
The ‘Havana’ hitmaker loves sporting statement earrings and has a special place in her heart for Jennifer Fisher Jewellery ones.
The 25-year-old singer told BAZAAR.com: “I wear hoops every single day, and especially gold hoops. I love gold hoops. [Jennifer Fisher] hoops feel so high quality and they have so many different textures. Some are heavier and more chunky and make you feel like a goddess, and some are thinner and more low key, but they’re all so good.”
Camila sang the praises of Tkees flip flops ($55)- her favourite version of the sandals loved by people in her hometown of Miami – as ‘they’e so cute and sleek”.
She said: “I’m from Miami, [and] everybody from Miami just wears flip flops. These are my favorite brand. They’re so cute and sleek and they make my feet look so pretty. And they’re so comfy. I have the cream ones and the black ones.”
The ex Fifth Harmony star also spilled that she has used L’Oreal Paris’ Makeup Lash Paradise mascara ($14) since she was 14 as it puts a “pep” into her morning routine.
Camila said: “I’ve worn this mascara probably since I was fourteen. I don’t wear mascara every day, but if I’m just trying to give myself a little extra pep in my step, I’ll put on mascara, some lip gloss, and maybe some tinted moisture. This mascara is so good and not clumpy, and the shape of the brush really makes my lashes look fake.”
‘The Voice’ star is also a devoted user of Sara Happ’s Sweet Clay Lip Mask ($34), which acts as “a perfect chapstick’.
Camila said: “At one point, I used this every day. It super moisturizes your lips. I’d put it on in the morning before I headed out to start my day because it kind of looks like lip gloss, but it’s so hydrating that at the same time it’s like a perfect chapstick. Then at night, when I’m in slug form and I put all my creams on, I’d wake up and have the softest lips.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Victoria’s Secret is buying Adore Me for $400 million.
The lingerie giant – which propelled supermodels such as Giselle Bündchen, Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio to international fame – acquired the online knicker retailer as a part of their rebrand after a series of sex scandals and market trends for diversity sullied their reputation.
Martin Waters, the CEO said: “Adore Me is a technology-led, digital-first innovator in the intimates category that will help us bring differentiated experiences to Victoria’s Secret and [sister brand] Pink customers. This acquisition will be a significant accelerant as we pivot toward growth and modernise the foundation of our company with an entrepreneurial mindset that puts technology at the forefront of everything we do. In partnering with the incredible team at Adore Me, we will move to the future much faster.”
The purchase – which is due to be finalised in 2023 – will see the Victoria’s Secret – who rebranded to VS and Co in 2021 -cash in their tech, shopping experience and values of “inclusive” sizing.
Morgan Hermand, the digital-only brand’s founder said: “We have significantly grown our business over the past decade and are excited to bring our technology, purchase experiences, inclusive assortment, brand and team to join the next phase of Victoria’s Secret’s growth and customer journey transformation.”
In 2020, Victoria’s Secret was rocked by a series of sexual abuse allegations, including the claims made against Ed Razek, their ex CEO about him attempting to kiss models on shoots. Leslie Wexler, who founded the chain’s parent company L Brand, is also alleged to have inappropriate dealings with the late convicted sexual offender and billionaire Jeffrey Epstein.
Since their overhaul of their image, the lingerie giant have added a variety of milestones such as adding a models from underrepresented backgrounds in the fashion industry, such as transgender model Valentina Sampaio and Sofia Jirau, a model with Down’s syndrome.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Elizabeth Debicki says Princess Diana used fashion as “an incredibly powerful currency”.
‘The Crown’ star – who took over playing the late Princess of Wales from Emma Corrin for the Netflix series’ upcoming fifth season set in the 90s – praised Diana’s “strength” for showing up in the Christina Stambolian dress adorned with a pearl and sapphire choker to the benefit at London’s Serpentine Gallery on the evening her husband, then-Prince of Wales, now King Charles III, admitted to cheating on her with his long term mistress Camilla, now Queen Consort, in an 1994 ITV documentary. .
In the video ‘The Crown’s Elizabeth Debicki Revisits Princess Diana’s Most Memorable Looks’ for British Vogue’s ‘Life In Look’ series, the 32-year-old actress said: “She was claiming the space. The way she walked out of that car, the luminosity, the strength of her as that car door opened, she was so fast and so forward. It’s an extraordinary thing to watch. To decide what you’re saying about yourself through fashion… it was a currency – an incredibly powerful currency.”
Elizabeth knew the black dress – which was dubbed ‘the revenge dress’ by the media – was “symbolic” when that was the fashion moment friends and family were most interested in her wear in the Peter Morgan-created historical drama.
She said: “When people in my life found out that I was going to play this part, this was the dress that everyone texted me about.
“That’s when I started to realise how symbolic this dress is to people”
The ‘Widows’ star called the frock “complex” and spent a lot of time considering its meaning to the show, which will controversially explore the events leading up to, during and after the Paris car crash that killed Diana aged 36, leaving behind her two teenage sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, now 40, and 38 years old respectively.
Elizabeth said: It’s a complex dress. I let the fittings happen around me while I thought about what the dress meant.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Christine Quinn always strives for the “flawless” Barbie “aesthetic”.
The 33-year-old star – who is best known for appearing on ‘Selling Sunset’ – admits she has to look like the Mattel doll no matter the occasion.
She told Allure: “Absolutely. It’s always some variation of a Barbie, you know, whether it’s golf Barbie, or it’s Sharon Stone Barbie, whatever Barbie it may be at that point in time. It has just this flawless aesthetic that I always strive to.”
However, maintaining her Barbie blonde locks hasn’t always been easy, with Christine admitting to having a “love-hate relationship” with her bleached hair.
She said: “I have such a love-hate relationship with my blonde hair. I’ve been bleaching my hair for years, since I was probably 14 or 15. I’m already naturally light, probably like a shade three. But I’ve been dying my hair forever. And with that comes damage.”
When it comes to ageing, the businesswoman admitted she is thankful for “Botox and fillers”, and revealed one skincare hack she has tried is yellow light therapy, which is non-invasive and helps leave skin glowing and radiant.
She said: “Unfortunately, I can’t do anything about it [ageing], but thank God for Botox and fillers. I was actually in France at a dinner with Julia Hobbs from Vogue, who has the most beautiful glass skin I’ve ever seen. And I was like, ‘Tell me everything.’ And she’s like, ‘I do yellow light therapy three times a week.’ I was like, ‘Oh my gosh, on it.’ So I immediately went on Amazon. I got this light that I made sure has yellow therapy. And I’ll try to do that when I’m home.”

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