OHMYGOSSIP — Lupita Nyong’o is a “creature of habit” when it comes to wearing jewellery.
The ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ star – who is a global brand ambassador for De Beers and stars in the luxury jewellery brand’s ‘When It Begins’ campaign – wears the same two pieces in everyday life.
She told Vogue: “I typically wear a chunky ring or a yellow gold hoop earring in my daily life.
“I am a creature of habit, so once I find something that I love, I will wear it all of the time.”
When she won her first Oscar at the 2014 Academy Awards she was given a ring with a special meaning, and every time she looks at it, she is reminded that she is “capable of exceeding” her “expectations”.
Lupita – who took home the Best Supporting Actress gong for ’12 Years a Slave’ that year – recalled: “I received a gift of a custom-made, gold pinky ring with a frog on it, which is my family totem.
“Inscribed inside was the phrase, ‘Frogs can fly.’ It captured how I felt that evening, and it is a reminder for me to this day that I am capable of exceeding even my own expectations.”
Meanwhile, Lupita recently revealed her body “was ravaging itself” when she first found fame.
The 39-year-old star admitted she was constantly “mitigating [her] panic” and her inner turmoil “cost” her “physically” in many ways.
She told The Hollywood Reporter: “I was mitigating my panic at all times because extreme failure and extreme success, the body doesn’t know the difference.
“Either way, you are in distress. I’m proud of how I weathered that particular storm, but it cost me. It cost me physically. I was extremely thin. My body was ravaging itself, and I got fibroids.”
After winning the Oscar, Lupita was advised to capitalise on her success but credits Dame Emma Thompson with having “saved her life” by telling her to continue to stick to her own instincts.
She recalled: “I got told a lot, not just by my team but by other actors that I would meet, ‘You’ve got to strike now.’”
Explaining how she’d met Emma on the awards circuit and called her when she was in London to film ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’, she continued: “She invited me over, and I went to dinner with her, and she totally demystified all of that.
“She did save my life. I had won this huge award, and my imposter syndrome was at an all-time high. I was so intimidated by this new platform that I seemed to have. I mean, I acted in one film. I didn’t even know what the ‘martini shot’ was, for crying out loud.
“She told me that she quit acting for over eight years at some point, and everybody told her that she would never be able to come back to it, and she did.
“She encouraged me to do what I thought was best for my instrument.”
As a result of the conversation, the ‘Us’ actress signed up for a role in Broadway show ‘Eclipsed’.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Meadow Walker is the face of Tiffany and Co.’s new eyewear collection.
The 23-year-old model – whose father is late ‘Fast and Furious’ star Paul Walker – channels a Hollywood star in the effortless visuals for the iconic jewellery brand’s new range of specs.
Tiffany’s captioned the visual on Instagram: “All eyes on @meadowwalker. Contemporary, elegant and crafted in Italy, our new sunglasses and optical styles boldly reinvent the Tiffany HardWear jewelry collection. Link in bio. #TiffanyHardWear #TiffanyEyewear #TiffanyAndCo (sic)”
The glasses feature the alternating motif from the Tiffany T jewellery collection.
The brunette beauty made her runway debut last year, opening the Givenchy show at Paris Fashion Week, and admitted it was a “dream come true”.
She said: “Oh my! It has been an absolute dream come true. I am incredibly grateful to have had the opportunity to work with such talented and remarkable people. We launched my career during a time of global struggle and loss.”
Meadow donned an oversized black blazer and tights, paired with matching boots and chunky accessories, and had her choppy brunette hair sleekly straightened around her cheekbones.
She thanked creative director Matthew Williams for his support and help to ensure she got to the show safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Meadow wrote: “Thank you Matt for your complete support and determination to safely get me to Paris from NY. Thank you to everyone involved. Endless gratitude and love for you all. (sic)”
Meadow has been signed on to the DNA Models agency since 2017 but made her first major fashion campaign in January 2021 with Proenza Schouler.
She starred in the fashion house’s pre-fall 2021 campaign.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Robert Pattinson is the face of Dior Men’s Spring 2023 campaign.
The Hollywood star was photographed in a mix of tailored pieces and sportswear designed by Kim Jones in his latest shoot for the brand.
Robert posed in a long coat with a hooded top and shirt underneath with some casual pants and hiking boots in one of the shots.
The ‘Batman’ star’s latest modelling work for the luxury French fashion house comes months after his viral kiss with Camille Rowe in the Dior Homme perfume ad.
Robert previously said his links to Dior have transformed his sense of style.
The 36-year-old actor – who is best known for starring in the ‘Twilight’ franchise – has been working with Dior since 2012, and he admits the partnership has led to some of his most iconic red carpet moments.
He explained: “If I was choosing to wear clothes myself, I don’t think I would have gone in a lot the directions that I have ended up going in with Dior and people like [designer] Kim Jones.
“I never would have thought I would be wearing chiffon, silk and satin. I wore this tuxedo, which had basketball shorts last year – never would have imagined that!”
Robert admitted that one of his biggest fashion regrets is the outfit he wore to the 2005 premiere of ‘Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire’.
The London-born actor told GQ magazine: “I was wearing leather trousers with these cowboy boots and a velvet jacket.
“I mean, it literally looked like a kid had gone into a dressing-up box.”
Meanwhile, Robert previously insisted he’s unfazed by potential failure.
The Hollywood star reflected: “Humiliation is less scary than disappointing yourself.
“At least with humiliation, you’ll learn from it … If your expectation of yourself is, ‘I’m going to be s*** because I have no idea what I’m doing’, then you’re always pleasantly surprised. Always have the lowest expectations possible.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Naomi Watts has stopped wearing perfume every day because she’s become more “sensitive to smell”.
‘The Watcher’ star – who became perimenopausal at 36 – created her beauty brand Stripes to meet the needs of menopausal women and one of her favourite products in a body oil because it can give her a “subtle” scent.
Asked her favourite product in the range, she told HarpersBazaar.com: “I really love The Full Monty, which is our body oil. It leaves such a beautiful, velvety finish, and is nongreasy, plus has plenty of antioxidants. And the smell is just divine.
“Interestingly, you become more sensitive to smell when you are in menopause, and what you used to love before, you suddenly can’t tolerate. So the smells are subtle, but they’re just enough.
“I tend to not wear perfume as much unless I’m going out. I don’t want to wear perfume every day like I may have done at different times of my life, so the body oil gives you that nice little scent.”
While the 54-year-old actress likes the body oil, her “number one favourite” item in the range is a serum.
She said: “I’m really deeply in love with the serum. It can live on its own; it doesn’t have to have a moisturizer over it. It’s packed with five different kinds of hyaluronic acid, mushroom extract, and really great for strengthening the skin barrier but also creating deep hydration on a cellular level. That’s my number one favourite.”
Naomi teamed up with Amyris for her new range and she knew quickly they were the right company to collaborate with.
She said: “I knew I wanted to work with a partner, because I still have my day job, which I enjoy very much. I’d heard about Amyris a few times in the beauty space having come from ONDA Beauty, and I knew I wanted to work with a lab that was only going to be using clean ingredients.
“I knew they were creating formulas for other brands, but I didn’t know they were creating brands from the ground up, so I basically did a cold reach out.
“They were definitely a company that believed in being clean and sustainable, and had the right alignment in every way, as well as great resources. I reached out literally at the beginning of the pandemic and talked to them about the idea, vision, and purpose of the brand, and they latched onto it right away.
“I would say it’s come about pretty quickly, but it’s also been a solid 18 months, nearly two years, since that call.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Gemma Chan believes “staying hydrated” is the key to good skin.
The ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ star has to travel a lot for work but she still sticks to her beauty routine, even when she’s on a plane, and thinks it is also important to keep her fluid intake up.
Asked how she maintains her beauty routine on the road, she told Refinery 29: “I think the key is to stay hydrated. When I’m on a flight, I try to cleanse my skin, use a serum and make sure that I’m quite consistent with that. I found that after traveling, lymphatic drainage massages are good.”
The 39-year-old actress is thankful her mother instilled good skin care habits into her from a young age.
She said: “My mum was quite good at instilling a good routine when I was young — cleanse, tone, and moisturise.
” Making sure you do that wherever you are and whatever time it might be. So I’ve tried to stick with that, with varying degrees of success.
“I was quite tomboy-ish when I was younger and I did loads of sports. But I do remember also going into my mom’s room and it would be like, a cloud of Elnett I would walk into. I remember experimenting with her lipsticks. I made some major beauty mistakes, especially when experimenting as a teenager.”
Gemma is also a big fan of beauty “gadgets”.
She said: “I have my gadgets that I like. Anything that you can put in the fridge is good. A face roller, an eye cream in there… I love those kind of cooling face masks because it helps with the puffiness and feels nice.”
While she has learned from her mum, the ‘Eternals’ star admitted there are some beauty tricks that she should have taken from on-set make-up artists.
She said: “I think what they are really good at is understanding that you need to know what time of day it is and what the lighting is going to be like, because it can completely change, so you need to gear your whole beauty look towards that. Using different shades of face powder so it’s not so flat. That’s something I don’t do myself, but I should!”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Idris Elba has “an international ambition” for DSYF.
The ‘Wire’ actor launched his brand, Don’t Stab Your Future – which aims to raise awareness of messages against knife crime and working towards a better future – in July last year and with a new capsule collection about to launch, he hopes to take the initiative away from just the UK.
He said: “There is definitely an international ambition with DSYF. And I think it represents an ethos that goes across many territories.”
So far, the 50-year-old actor’s proudest moment with the brand came in January, when Arsenal FC stepped out in an all-white strip as part of a ‘No More Red’ initiative created by DSYF, the soccer club and their kit manufacturers Adidas, because he felt it was a great way of reaching as many people as possible.
He told Vogue: “That was a great moment, a very smart activation between three powerful brands that served as an innovative way to touch some hearts and get people thinking. Because football, more than any other sport in the UK, touches the most people.”
As well as DSYF and its precursor, 2hr Set, Idris and his wife Sabrina have also raised millions for charity with two collaborative Christian Louboutin collections, and though the ‘Mountain Between Us’ actor doesn’t consider himself a designer, he understands how he can use his name for good.
He said: “I don’t consider myself as a Virgil, or a designer, or anything like that. But, as an actor, I understand that these tools can be useful. Our aim is to build a fashion-purpose brand.”
Idris also explained how he came up with the clothing brand idea.
He said: “I was incensed about the lack of care and attention that people were showing about knife crime.
“There seemed a clear intersection between being able to communicate with people through clothing and messaging something that needed to be messaged.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Rihanna’s new Savage X Fenty sportswear line is “inspired by everyday life”.
The ‘Umbrella’ hitmaker – who welcomed her first child, a son, with her boyfriend rapper ASAP Rocky in May – called her athleisure collaboration with Adam Selman “sexy” and “functional”.
The 34-year-old singer – whose real name is Robyn Rihanna Fenty – told Vogue: “I was inspired by everyday life. Everything is a sport. Being pregnant is a sport. For me, it was about fit and fabric, and I let Adam play with everything else. The pieces are sexy and snatch you, but it’s functional and that’s what describes the whole Sport collection. Sexy. Functional. Fashion.”
Adam – who is a long-time creative partner of Rihanna and has made some of her most iconic looks such as the naked dress she wore to CDFA Awards in 2014 – believes the line of “lingerie-inspired activewear” is unlike “anything else”.
The designer told the same outlet: “It’s the perfect marriage of lingerie-inspired activewear that isn’t like anything else on the market. We wanted to create something unique and bold that can speak to the existing customers, but also open up a whole new realm of possibilities for us.”
Adam – who has worked with Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, Britney Spears, RuPaul and Mick Jagger – thought it important to make the line to be technical while still “sexy”.
He said: “Sometimes, when innovation and technology are used in activewear, it gets very techy – I wanted to keep it invisible and sexy, so you feel it, but without noticing it visually. It has all the things we know and love from Savage X Fenty – it’s disruptive, inclusive, bold and sexy, while still being powerful and playful at the same time.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Christy Turlington says Eternity by Calvin Klein has “evolved”.
The face of the perfume reflected on how “supercharged” the classic scent has got as she unveils her third campaign since 1988.
The 53-year-old supermodel – who shot to fame in the 90s alongside familiar faces such as Naomi Campbell, Claudia Schiffer and Linda Evangelista – told BAZAAR.com: “What I’ve liked about each phase, as the fragrance has evolved, is that it’s gotten more complex and a little more exciting. It’s always been sensual. It’s always been romantic. It’s always been an amazing classic, but these latest scents really feel to me a little bit more supercharged.”
Christy – who took part in her last shoot for the fragrance eight years ago – admired how the brand sought to sell the Turkish rose, pepper and jasmine infused scent’s visuals “in a new way”.
She said: “Honesty, after working for the fragrance for so long, it’s nice to see how creative minds interpret something as iconic as this campaign in a new way. The director certainly did. He was trying to find a very classic but playful version of the story.”
Christy reflected it was “lovely” to shoot the campaign with her husband actor Edward Burns – who she has daughter Grace, 18, and son Finn, 16 – for the second time.
She said: “The photographer was so easy to work with. It can be awkward to work with your husband. We’ve only done it twice, but I would say this last time we felt more comfortable having done it once before. It was really lovely.”
The humanitarian documentary maker feels the key to her and the ‘27 Dresses’ star’s marriage is their shared “humour”.
Christy said: “What I like most about my relationship is that we still laugh a lot. I think humor is sort of the most important thing in life, because life is hard. So when you can pick a person that gets you and you can laugh without even talking sometimes—just by knowing— that’s really special. Try to find that person that keeps you laughing.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Naomi Watts created Stripes because beauty brands were not accurately “representing” menopausal women.
‘The Watcher’ star – who became perimenopausal at 36 – felt there was a “clear” need for the beauty industry to accommodate the “scalp to vag” impact caused by the changes in hormones.
The 54-year-old actress told InStyle magazine: “It became clear to me that even though some brands were catering towards women of my age group, I didn’t feel like they were representing the women in an honest way, whether it was through their ad campaigns or just their general messaging. You would find 26 year olds or 28 year olds in their advertising, and that just seemed like a promise that we could never fulfill. And it actually makes you feel bad because you’re not seeing yourself represented in that piece of storytelling.”
Naomi – whose wellness brand includes “hair and body stuff” such as ‘Dews As I Do’ brightening serum and ‘The Crown Pleaser’ densifying hair mask- felt it was important to add “vaginal products” to combat dryness caused by the menopause.
She said: “We included hair and body stuff, and then the vaginal products because that’s also an area that suffers. One thing people say about menopause is that the libido lessens, and of course it does a little bit because our hormones are not driving our moods anymore. But it doesn’t mean we stop thinking about sex or we stop wanting sex; we still have desire. You just have to get a little more organized and put a little more effort into it because women can be put off by sex when things are drying and it becomes painful. But I find, actually, post-menopause, things have been pretty good.”
The ‘Mulholland Drive’ star – who has daughter Kai, 13, and son Sasha, 15, with her ex Liev Schreiber, 55 – isn’t “going to remain silent” through the process unlike the women that came before her.
Naomi said: “I think we’re the first generation who really knows how to use the internet that has gone through menopause, so there’s never really been a platform for [this]. It feels like an intergenerational thing that we’re doing because we’re now realizing what our mothers and grandmothers went through in silence, alone. And we’re saying we’re not going to remain silent through our suffering.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Demi Sims has embraced her vitiligo.
The 26-year-old star was diagnosed with the skin condition when she was 16 but has now decided to bare all and revealed that she hopes to help others with the disease that causes the loss of skin colour in patches.
Demi told New! magazine: “I want everyone who has vitiligo to feel comfortable. I wanted to do it because I wanted to feel proud of myself and I wanted to make other people who have vitiligo feel proud, too.
“There’s nothing worse than getting messages on social media from people asking me how I cover it up. I want people to embrace it and be happy in their skin.”
Demi – who quit ‘The Only Way Is Essex’ earlier this year to star in the OnlyFans TV series ‘House of Sims’ – revealed that she was “devastated” when she was diagnosed as a teenager and went to extreme lengths to hide the condition.
She said: “I’ve had it since I was 16 and I hated it until I was about 20. I thought it was devastating when I first got it. It was a tough time.
“I covered up for years. I used to buy a product from America called Dermablend, a thick body make-up made especially for skin conditions. It really did help with my confidence at the time.”
Demi confessed that she would find it exhausting trying to cover up the condition all the time by editing photos.
She recalled: “It used to take me hours to cover it with make-up. I even wore it on holiday.
“And then I started using social media and I would edit it out on my pictures. I’d spend hours editing and think, ‘Wow, I’d feel so much more confident if that’s what my body actually looked like. Why can’t it be like that forever?’
“Whereas now, I just feel much more confident and I’d actually rather people notice it.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Thebe Magugu is collaborating with Dior for a charity project.
The South African designer has been tasked by Dior’s creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri to create a new interpretation of Christian Dior’s New Look – which caused a sensation back in 1947.
The task mirrors a second-year assignment he had as a fashion student in Johannesburg and is in aid of the Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project, a charity that aids young people in South Africa.
Magugu explained that he is honoured to be working with Dior and explained how the brand’s fashion legacy has reached across Africa.
The 29-year-old designer said: “I’m from a small mining town called Kimberly, a place which sometimes is completely overlooked on certain maps. But even there people are very familiar with Christian Dior. It sort of revolutionised how women dress.”
Magugu also quipped: “It’s like I completed my homework eight years ago.”
The designer made his jacket in red with “very small, rounded shoulders” and the skirt a swirling, full-circle style.
He has reimagined the New Look’s cinched jacket as a cotton T-shirt, with straps included that allow the wearer to highlight the waist to a degree of their choice.
Magugu described the T-shirt as a “universally understood item” that is fronted by two females holding hands in a “powerful symbol of sisterhood”.
The designer revealed that the flaring skirt pays homage to the work of Chiuri.
He said: “At Dior, I’ve always loved when she’s done the full-circle skirts. I’ve looked at those things forever.”
Magugu praised Chiuri for her interest in South Africa and for her attempts to create links with a new generation of fashion designers.
He said: “I think it’s quite exciting seeing how two brands from such completely different heritages, histories and geographies come together to sit down and have a visual conversation.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Geena Davis “really wanted to be small” and struggled to fit in because of her height.
The ‘Thelma and Louise’ actress, who started her career as a lingerie model, has opened up about the insecurity she had with her height when she was younger and confessed that she felt like a misfit as she was taller than her school colleagues.
She told The New Yorker: “I was tall from a baby. I was always the tallest kid in class, male or female, right up until senior year. And I found it very stressful to stand out so much, because the last thing I wanted to do was stand out.
“It’s not like kids teased me—I just felt it. I didn’t fit in. But everybody has their thing in high school, their personal torture.”
The former Victoria’s Secret model, who stands at 1.83m (6 foot) tall, said she would often go to extreme measures to make herself appear smaller.
She added: “Well, my mom knew from early on that I was going to be extremely tall, and she was on me from the beginning to not slouch my shoulders.
“Before I even would have thought of slouching my shoulders, she was, like, “You have to stand up straight.” And so I would find ways to curve my hips out, which would maybe make me a little shorter, or perch on things. But I really wanted to be small.”
Geena later grew into herself and credited her height for her acting career as it helped her land a role in the 1982 comedy film ‘Tootsie’.
She said: “I didn’t ever become famous as a model. My one magazine cover was New Jersey Monthly, and you couldn’t see my face—I had a huge hat on. But that didn’t matter, because, when they were casting ‘Tootsie’, the role that I ended up playing needed to be in her underwear in a couple of scenes, and they thought, Well, let’s just check if there are any models who can act. And my agents said, ‘Yes, we have one!'”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Iman was angered by the race pay discrepancy in the modelling world.
The 67-year-old model first broke into the industry during the 1970s and explained how she turned down work after moving to the United States as she was getting paid less than white models.
Iman told TheWrap: “When I arrived here, one of the things that I was confronted with… was that there was a discrepancy in pay between black models and white models, I couldn’t understand it.”
Recalling a conversation with her agent, the Somali model continued: “I said to her, ‘Listen, I know this is a racist act, but let me explain it in maybe something that you can all understand.’
“I want to be paid for services rendered, which means simply, I want to be paid for the same job she’s doing.”
Iman founded her own cosmetic line, Iman Cosmetic, in 1994 and explained how she made the move to make sure she had protection in the fashion industry as a black model.
The star – who was married to the late music icon David Bowie – said: “I understood right there and then I was barely 19 years old, that image is my currency in this industry.
“So I have to protect it and I have to come up with something because I will be faced day in and day out with a makeup artist who will not have anything for you.”
Iman says that the fashion industry has made progress in terms of racial equality but warned that there is still more to be done as she recalled a minuscule number of black models being used in shows in 2013.
She said: “The dialogue is happening, and the changes are happening, but what I always say (is) do not take the foot off the gas.
“Trust me, before we know it we could be back in 2013 in a second.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Swedish supermodel Elsa Hosk has teamed up with Béis.
The former Victoria’s Secret Angel has teamed up with the travel and lifestyle brand – founded by ‘Pretty Little Liars’ actress Shay Mitchell – to promote a new line of fashion forward bags and accessories.
The six-piece collaboration, which launched on Monday (17.10.22), features its first baby-friendly line for style conscious mothers.
Shay chose Elsa – who has two-year-old daughter Tuulikki – to represent her brand because she is always inspired by her fashion choices.
The ‘Dollface’ star – who has two daughters, Atlas, three and four-month-old Rome, with her partner Matte Babel – said: “Elsa is my fashion inspo. I’ve always been obsessed with how she has fun with fashion.”
Shay knew that Elsa being a parent herself would help encapsulate the brand.
She added: “I was like, this would be the perfect [opportunity] to match fashion with function.”
Hosk helped conceptualise the prints which are featured across five bags that include; The Tote, The Backpack Tote, The Caddy, The Clutch and The Gift Set.
Elsa said: “[Shay is] such a businesswoman, and I’m much more of a creative person. So for us to come together was really a dynamite combo.”
The 33-year-old Swedish model – who has previously worked with brands such as La Bouche Rouge and Beaubble, as well as has her own clothing line Helsa – says she’s never done anything like this that relates to her being a mother.
She said: “I’ve done a bunch of collabs — shoes, bags — but never something like this. Honestly, this is probably my most fun collab because it’s so out of the box for me. But at the same time, it’s my life. I’m a mom, and I wear these bags.”
Béis President, Adeela Hussain Johnson, said Elsa was the first choice when considering someone to represent the brand.
She said: “[Shay] said the dream collab would be Elsa, but she said it in passing, and we were like, ‘Let’s make it happen.'”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Hailey Bieber is the new global brand ambassador for FILA.
The 25-year-old model has teamed up with the sportswear brand for a new retro-inspired campaign for which she has been photographed by Renell Medrano and styled by herself alongside Dani Michelle.
Announcing the collaboration, Hayley said: “My style is ever-evolving and FILA’s designs are timeless and the perfect complement to my everyday wardrobe.
“I’m grateful for the opportunity to work closely with the brand to pull these iconic pieces and present them in a way that feels like a true reflection of my personal style.”
Gene Yoon, Global Chairman at FILA, added: “Hailey has an enviable and often imitated street style, and she has quickly emerged as a fashion icon for this generation.
“As a brand, we have always celebrated individuality and a willingness to take chances in design. Hailey is fearless with her fashion choices, with a versatility, authenticity and originality in the expression of her style. FILA has organically become part of Hailey’s closet and it was a natural fit to work together on this new campaign.”
Hailey – who is married to Justin Bieber – provides her own spin on iconic ’90s casual fashion and encapsulates the decade with a modern twist through the choice of aesthetic and apparel that includes; a crewneck sweatshirt, sweater vest, oversized utility pants, and a puffer jacket, a bucket hat and FILA footwear.
The campaign launches on October 18 and will be featured in digital elements globally, including outdoor and subway signage, digital banners, and across FILA social channels.
Clothing featured in the campaign will be available on FILA.com.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Gigi Hadid decided to launch her own brand after accepting that you “can’t model forever”.
The 27-year-old catwalk star launched a cashmere brand called Guest in Residence and she wanted to transition from the runway to the office, because modelling as a natural shelf life that she is well aware of.
Speaking to Vogue at the publication’s Forces of Fashion event, she said: “You can’t model forever. I was creative and that is where I saw my life going.
“I thought that it was… not necessarily obvious, but expected for me to come out with something that was more a fast-fashion type situation.
“It just felt like the right material that I could play with in a lot of different ways that was true to me, true to my style.”
Gigi also likes the move to the office because it means she can bring her two-year-old daughter Khai with her.
She added: “I already had been thinking about cashmere, but I think it [pregnancy] just made me think about how much more settled I would feel to have an office space job. I can take my daughter there with me.”
However, Gigi – whose sister Bella Hadid is a top model too, with both following in the footsteps of their mother Yolanda – admits she has doubted herself and her ability to run a brand, both creatively and commercially.
She said: “I have imposter syndrome all the time.”

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