Tom Daley named Rimmel’s ever male global ambassador

OHMYGOSSIP — Tom Daley has been named Rimmel’s first ever male global ambassador.
The Olympic gold medallist joins the ranks of fashion tour de forces like Kate Moss and Cara Delevingne becoming an international face of the drug store cosmetics giant and sharing how to “get the London look”.
Of the news, the 28-year-old diver told GQ that the offer to work alongside faces like supermodel Adwoa Aboah “came as a total shock”.
He continued: “I had to take a moment to sit down and really take in what the team had proposed to me. It’ll be interesting to see what the reaction to Rimmel having a man in their campaigns will be, but I really hope it’s a positive one.”
Tom – who has four-year-old son Robert with his husband Dustin Lance Black, 48 – says his previous endorsement deals with brands such as Adidas are “nothing compared to how big this is. This is a global campaign that will be blasted onto everyone’s TVs.”
The ‘1986’ founder – a knitting line created after he was seen doing needlework poolside at the Tokyo Olympics – is “hopeful” his role can show men that makeup is for them.
Tom said: “I’m hopeful that the campaign, and myself as a man fronting it, can help men realise that make-up can be something they can incorporate into their everyday lives, without the fear that many of them have. It’s incredibly exciting to see that beauty is diversifying and becoming fully inclusive, no matter someone’s gender.”
Rimmel – which is sold all over the world – believes Tom represents “a powerful role model” for his work in both sport and LGBT activism.
Sarah Al Shohaib the beauty company’s senior vice president said: “Rimmel’s partnership with Tom Daley marks an exciting new era for the brand. We are proud of our mission to prioritise diversity and inclusion. As a world-class athlete and an advocate for mental health and LGBTQI+ rights, Tom is a powerful role model.”

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Olivia Cooke fronts new Savage x Fenty campaign

OHMYGOSSIP — Olivia Cooke has posed for Savage x Fenty’s latest campaign.
The ‘House of the Dragon’ actress – who plays Alicent Hightower in HBO’s ‘Game of Thrones’ prequel series – has joined forces with Rihanna’s lingerie brand as the face of their October collection.
In professional shots shared online, the 28-year-old star can be seen in the Rose maxi slipdress, miniskirts, bras and black lingerie.
Sharing a picture on her own Instagram account, she quipped: “Would jump off a cliff for Rihanna so this felt like a better option.”
And Savage X Fenty added in a campaign post: “Serving bawdy… high in her tower.”
‘House of the Dragon’ fans were stunned by the shoot, particularly as she made sure so sport her character’s signature green in some of the pictures.
Ohe fan replied: “Ooooooh myyyy I think i’m #TeamAlicent now.”
Another follower quipped: “I guess we’re all Team Green now…”
And a third person commented: “Put that GREEN ON, MISS ALICENT! Hightower bringing the HEAT! (sic)”
It’s been a big year for Savage x Fenty, as the brand unveiled plans in August to launch a loungewear category, with the first drop arriving on September 8.
At the time, Rihanna said in a statement: “At the core, Savage x Fenty is about feeling sexy and confident.
“The lounge collection is giving all of that with a chill, laid-back twist.
“I wanted to bring comfort and realness to everyday pieces that can be styled in whatever way lets you do you.”

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Stella McCartney doesn’t want people to realise her collection is sustainable

OHMYGOSSIP — Stella McCartney hopes people didn’t notice has sustainable collection.
The 51-year-old star has reflected on her recent Paris Fashion Week catwalk show putting her spring-summer 2023 designs on display, including designs featuring regenerative cotton and leather alternatives.
She told The Guardian newspaper: “If I’m doing my job right, you shouldn’t see any of the sustainability.
“It should just look like the most luxurious, glamorous show. I don’t want it to look like sustainable fashion – I want it to look sexy and effortless and easy.”
However, she did want to catch the eye of Bernard Arnault – the third richest man in the world and both the chief executive and chairman of LVMH – as he sad in the front row for the event.
She explained: “I have this incredible seat at the table, and I want to use that position to change fashion from the inside.
“Mr Arnault is not stupid. While he is watching my show, looking at all these non-leather shoes, non-leather bags, non-leather jackets, he can compare what he’s looking at with the other brands.
“He can see that there is no sacrifice visually, or in make, or in quality, in what I’m doing.”
Her goal is to “infiltrate from within” and convince him that the grape skins from his company’s vineyards can make a difference by becoming raw material for more people making leather-alternative fashion pieces.
Meanwhile, Stella also explained the reason behind her outdoor show in Paris this week.
She said: “I wanted anyone who wanted to come and see the show to be able to.
“My clothes are very wearable and approachable – the exclusivity of the fashion industry is not my vibe. And outdoors is my thing – I’m in nature, in the elements, as much as I can be.”

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Naomi Watts hopes her menopause beauty brand can provide some balance

OHMYGOSSIP — Naomi Watts wants her menopause beauty brand to balance “humour” and “real feelings”.
The 54-year-old actress – who co-founded ONDA Beauty – has teamed up with Em and Friends for a line of funny menopause greeting cards as a fundraiser for the Alliance For Period Supplies, while she’s also launching a menopause wellness brand Stripes on October 18.
Reflecting on the greeting card idea, she told Entertainment Weekly: “Well, the artist has been around for a while, and so we joined forces with her. We thought it was a great way to get the community going.
“If you open that door just a little bit, you’ll be surprised by how many people are really ready to talk about [menopause].
“Humour diffuses awkwardness and pain — we know that to be true already. And certainly, that was how I saw the vision of the brand. It had to have humour.
“We want it to be a place that people come and b**** and moan and have real feelings but also laugh at ourselves and make it somehow more bearable.”
Naomi admitted she has already “sent a good handful” to her friends, and she doesn’t think people should be worried about sending one to someone who might tell them they haven’t actually started the menopause yet.
She laughed: “Just say, ‘Well, soon you will!’ Half the population will be going through menopause [at some point].
“The mission of the brand is to end the stigma, and get rid of the confusion and the mystery, and to debunk myths.
“We want to get it as normalised as we possibly can because we’re living longer. We live decades after menopause, which is not the case of how it used to be. It really has to become an open conversation.”

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Kanye West wants YZY to be an inclusive brand

OHMYGOSSIP — Kanye West is determined to make YZY an inclusive brand.
The 45-year-old rap star recently terminated his collaboration with Gap, and Kanye has now outlined his long-term ambition for his fashion brand.
Kanye – who has legally changed his name to Ye – explained: “Our point, our idea, is that there is no one who is not welcome at YZY, at Donda. And that’s why I went to Gap. And why I brought Demna [a designer] with me. To say ‘OK, Demna’s cut is at the top of what Paris has to offer. And Paris is at the top of what fashion has to offer. So let’s bring Paris to the people.'”
Asked why the collaboration didn’t work out, Kanye told Vogue Business: “They made the T-shirts we had done cost $200. And then, they took our colour palette and made a shape that was appropriate to what I think someone in the office thought was at the bottom of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. And I felt that was civil rights.”
The chart-topping star subsequently suggested that he plans to run YZY as a vertically integrated business.
He added: “We just bought our fourth factory in California.”
Kanye recently hit out at both Gap and another of his collaborators, Adidas, for failing to fulfil a promise to build “permanent stores” for their ventures.
Sharing his plans for his brand, the rapper wrote on social media: “I’ll buy the land and or building. Then we gonna open up in every state and then internationally.
“Anyone who has over 10 years retail experience and is ready to change the world post your instagram handle or store location in the comments and we’ll find you.
“I signed with both Adidas and Gap because it contractually stated they would build permanent stores which neither company has done even though I saved both of those companies at the same time. (sic)”

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Joseph Quinn becomes the face of the Gris Dior scent

OHMYGOSSIP — Joseph Quinn has become the new face of the Gris Dior scent.
The 28-year-old actor – who is best known for playing Eddie Munson in ‘Stranger Things’ – admits it’s an “honour” to be associated with the Dior brand.
Speaking to WWD, Joseph explained: “It’s crazy, I never thought that I would have anything to do with the fashion world. It’s such an honour.”
Joseph has made a concerted effort over recent weeks to learn as much as possible about Dior.
He added: “I am very new to this whole thing.”
Joseph also hailed the scent, explaining that it’s “unlike anything I’ve smelled before – so it’s pretty fun to be a part of it”.
The actor is set to star in social media campaigns for the scent. But he admits that it’s a completely different challenge to what he’s used to.
He said: “With acting, you’re playing a character, that’s what you’re in service of. Here, it feels a little bit more like me, which feels quite strange and kind of fun.
“The fact that they thought of me in that capacity is very flattering.”
Meanwhile, Joseph previously admitted that ‘Stranger Things’ has changed his life.
The actor appreciates the support of fans, and he’s now trying to embrace his new-found fame.
He shared: “I guess the acknowledgement or notion that I even have fans, it’s still something that I’m wrapping my head around.
“I think it’s important to bear in mind that they’re fans of the show, and they’re fans of the character. And through that, there is a projection onto me; it’s one that I feel very grateful for.
“I think, in this business, you need a certain amount of notoriety to have a shot at being a part of those projects that will resonate with people. So I feel very grateful to have had that through a show like ‘Stranger Things’, which I think is a really great show.
“I’m still adjusting to the fact that there are people out there who know who I am. They are, on the whole, always so lovely and kind.”

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Christine Quinn wants to launch her own fashion line

OHMYGOSSIP — Christine Quinn is keen to launch hew own fashion line.
The 33-year-old star – who is best known for appearing on ‘Selling Sunset’ – is eager to become more involved in the fashion industry after recently signing with IMG Models.
Speaking after attending a number of shows at Paris Fashion Week, Christine shared: “I would love to be a creative director. In addition to that, I also love walking and runway modelling.”
Christine is also open to launching her own fashion brand one day.
She told WWD: “Right now, I would love to collaborate with big brands and help be a creative director and then from there, I can gain experience and maybe launch my own fashion line.”
Christine has shot to global stardom since appearing in ‘Selling Sunset’.
But the blonde beauty recently claimed that setting “boundaries” has been one of the keys to her success.
She explained: “I think it’s so easy to say ‘yes’ to things ’cause we don’t want to hurt people’s feelings or we want to be able to do it all. But being able to set boundaries with people, and once you’re able to say ‘no’ and walk away from a situation, that is when you step into your own power.”
Christine has become increasingly confident over recent years.
And the TV star is now willing to stand by her beliefs, rather than doing what people want or expect her to do.
Christine said: “Once you’re secure and happy with yourself, everything else, all the noise fades into the background. And no one is in competition with anyone else, there is enough to go around for everyone. You are your only competitor.”

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Kaia Gerber chooses outfits to match make-up

OHMYGOSSIP — Kaia Gerber chooses her clothes to match her make-up.
The 21-year-old model wants her cosmetics and outfits to complement one another so if there’s a particular beauty look she’s keen to try, she’ll “tone down” her wardrobe to avoid detracting attention from her face.
She said: “If there’s a makeup look that I really want to do, then that’ll go first and then [I’ll] pick an outfit that goes with that.
“Usually, that means I tone down what I’m wearing. It depends on what is more inspiring to me at the moment, but I definitely try to make [everything] work harmoniously.”
Kaia is ready to embrace the changing of the season when it comes to the shades and tones she chooses for her make-up over the coming months.
She explained to America’s InStyle magazine: “I love a fall colour palette and those warmer tones. There’s this brown-gold color that’s really beautiful.
“I don’t wear a ton of make-up, but I definitely feel like in the winter I do a red lip or a darker eye. I like to play around with things, especially depending on where I am…
“I love a red [lip] for the fall. I like to do a red with very little [other make-up] on — I think it can be really beautiful to just have a red lip.”
While have people tended to emphasise their eye make-up in recent times because of mask wearing amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Kaia – who is a beauty ambassador for YSL and the face of their new The Bold Lipstick – thinks it is time to focus on their mouths.
She said: “We’ve all gotten very good at doing our eyes over the pandemic and now it’s time to give our lips attention.
“I’ve always been very into lipstick, but I’m not good at keeping it on. That’s why The Bold is good for me because it has movement and is foolproof.”

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Billie Eilish wanted new fragrance to ‘feel like rain’

OHMYGOSSIP — Billie Eilish wanted her new fragrance to “feel like rain”.
The ‘bad guy’ singer is launching Eilish No.2 following the success of her debut scent, Eilish by Billie Eilish, and she knew from the start what she wanted the perfume to smell like.
She told Refinery29: “I wanted it to feel really dark, wet, gray, metallic-y, and cold, but also warm in how it makes you feel.
“I wanted it to be a spicier, more gender-fluid feeling — a little bit more in the realm of a spicy, pine needle-y, peppery kind of world.
“I wanted it to feel like rain and like water and mist. Rain smells like something, and damp pavement smells like something. And I wanted to involve that in Eilish No.2.”
While a number of stars have launched their own perfumes alongside skincare or make-up ranges, Billie has no plans to venture outside the fragrance world.
She said: “I think about [celebrity beauty lines] too, because the way that the world works is, you know, you’re a celebrity and you make f****** this and that, and you put stuff out and you sell it and you make money. And I get it. You make money how you make money, and a lot of beauty products make you a lot of money. So I understand where people are coming from when they make some sort of beauty product.
“But I just don’t give a s*** about that kind of thing. I really give a s*** about fragrance, though.”
The 20-year-old singer has been approached about launching her own beauty line but is adamant she isn’t interested because it’s not something she knows much about.
She continued: “I could care less about making a beauty line, making a make-up line, making a facial whatever-the-f*** line. I don’t know s*** about any of that, except for what I use personally, and I would never wanna be the spokesperson for something I don’t understand.
“Like everybody else, I’ve been offered lots of beauty things and putting out this and putting out that and putting out a line like this, and I just say no, cause I’m like, ‘I don’t f****** know anything about that.’ And I don’t wanna be a fake and be telling people, ‘Here, buy my product and gimme money that I have no idea about,’ you know?
“I literally don’t give a s*** at all. I just love fragrance so much and I am so passionate about it, it’s not even funny. So there you go.”

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Charithra Chandra believes beauty regime is important self-care ritual

OHMYGOSSIP — Charithra Chandra’s “almost” enjoys getting ready more than going out.
The ‘Bridgerton’ actress believes taking care of her appearance is an important self-care ritual and she’s happy to take her time on her beauty and make-up regimes because they make her feel good.
She said: “It’s the ritual of a beauty regime that is the self-care element for me. I almost enjoy getting ready for a night out more than the night out itself. Women especially can get criticised for any act that seems ‘self-indulgent’ so I like to push back on that. Yes, I will spend 20 minutes gua sha-ing my face if I want to, because it makes me feel good!”
Charithra looks to her South Asian heritage for some of her favourite beauty rituals and habits.
Asked if she incorporates South Asian rituals into her routine, she told Britain’s Harper’s Bazaar magazine: “I try to! The obvious and most consistent one is oiling my hair with coconut oil. I’m also an eyeliner girl so a kohl pencil is a must.
“I also think that a key component of South Asian beauty rituals is simplicity – keep it easy, don’t over-complicate skincare – and I definitely do that as much as possible. It’s interesting to see the ‘clean girl’ aesthetic become popular over the last couple of years because to me, that’s very much the Desi beauty aesthetic (plus some eyeliner, of course).”
The 25-year-old actress feels at her “most beautiful” when she opts for “traditional Indian” outfits.
She said: “”I think I feel most beautiful when I’m wearing traditional Indian outfits like a sari or lehenga.
“I love wearing bindhis – in Tamil we call them pottu. I think they really suit me; I definitely look better with a bindhi than without.
“Also these days I only wear traditional Indian wear for happy, special occasions like a festival or wedding so I always associate it with happy memories – and doesn’t everyone feel more beautiful when they’re happy?”

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Trends always come back, says Paris Hilton

OHMYGOSSIP — Paris Hilton loves that trends “always come back”.
The 41-year-old star has loved the recent resurgence of Y2K fashion, describing the trend as “fun”.
She said: “I love how fashion is never gone forever and trends always come back.”
Paris recently launched her own online store, shop.parishilton.com, and the TV star thinks it’s a natural progression for her career.
She told Glossy: “My fans are always asking me about my favourite shopping finds, from fashion to beauty to home decor and more, so it felt like a natural fit to curate my latest obsessions for everyone to enjoy with me.”
Paris has also been an outspoken advocate for NFTs over recent months.
And the blonde beauty has been exploring ways to improve the shopping experience for her customers.
She said: “I am absolutely exploring ideas around delivering unforgettable shopping experiences for my fans in the metaverse, so more to come there.”
Earlier this year, meanwhile, Paris launched a collaboration with the eyewear brand Quay.
The TV star subsequently explained why she decided to join forces with the company.
She shared: “As everyone knows, I’m obsessed with sunglasses. I wear them all the time, even at night. Sometimes, when I’m walking out of a club and there are cameras or flashes, or if I’m taking a million selfies, it’s just better to have sunglasses on. When you wear sunglasses, you always look perfect.”
The collection features Y2K-inspired styles that pay homage to Paris’ career heyday,
And the ‘Simple Life star is a huge fan of the eye-catching designs.
Speaking about the Quay collection, she said: “I love anything that’s bedazzled and crystal-y and pink.”

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Jennifer Lopez becomes the new face of Intimissimi

OHMYGOSSIP — Jennifer Lopez is set to become the new face of Intimissimi.
The 53-year-old star has become the company’s latest global ambassador, and Intimissimi bosses hope Jennifer can help to build the brand in the US, where its progress was slowed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Marcello Veronesi, the group general manager, told WWD: “With the last two years due to the pandemic we slightly cooled down, slowed our expansion, but … we are looking toward next year to spend again.”
Intimissimi – which specialises in bras, briefs, lingerie, vests, and pyjamas – still sees massive growth opportunities in the US.
Sandro Veronesi, the company’s CEO, explained: “The market is opening up a new phase after the domination of Victoria’s Secret.
“Now there are new brands and we hope to take a part of that market. We have a fashionable proposal for Intimissimi in the States. It will take some time to be known.”
Sandro also acknowledged that there are marked differences between the European and American markets.
He conceded, too, that the brand needs to develop a better understanding of American consumers.
Sandro said: “We want to grow a lot and we also want to understand better the taste and the preferences of the American public because the two markets are different and the competitors are different.
“So we have to learn a lot, and to invest in opening shops, communication and world expansion.”
Meanwhile, Jennifer previously admitted that her New York upbringing has had a big influence on her style.
She explained: “In New York, in the Bronx, it was very, ‘we dress like a boy with Doc Martens and man pants and a wife beater’. It was very Latin, big hoops and eyeliner, and that stayed with me. That mix of toughness and sexiness.”

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Victoria Beckham seeks a new activewear partner

OHMYGOSSIP — Victoria Beckham is looking for a new activewear partner.
The 48-year-old designer is currently preparing to launch her seventh, and final, collection with Reebok – but Victoria is determined to remain in the activewear market.
She said: “It’s sad this is the last collection, but I think we’ve proven there is space for us. I think that Reebok has been a big success. I work out every day and want to look good in the gym. I test-wear everything, and I know what’s missing in the market.
“So we’re onto the next chapter, and I’m excited. Although I don’t know who I’ll be [partnering] with, I’m looking forward to what is next.”
Victoria rejigged her company’s commercial strategy last summer, and reduced the average price point of her latest collection.
The former Spice Girl also feels her latest designs will help her brand to reach “a younger audience”.
Speaking to WWD, Victoria explained: “It feels like a real moment where we’re going to be giving our existing customer what she wants. But I think we’re reaching out to a younger audience as well.”
Meanwhile, Victoria previously revealed that she’s realised the importance of “being happy with who you are”.
The signer-turned-designer explained that she’s come to understand “what works” for her.
She said: “It’s not about being a certain size.
“It’s about knowing who you are and being happy with who you are. I have found my own balance between wanting to have fun and being disciplined about eating healthily and working out.
“When you’re younger you fight against that balance, but through being older I’ve reached a place where I know what that balance looks like. I just know what works for me.”

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Sam Smith wants ‘a reason for everything’ he wears

OHMYGOSSIP — Sam Smith wants “a reason for everything” he wears.
The ‘Latch’ hitmaker mirrors his approach their music to how they look at fashion.
The 30-year-old musician told GQ: “I’ve really made sure that inside the music there’s a reason for everything. I’ve been intricate with the way I’ve made it. I want it to be the same with jewellery and all my clothes, so that when you look deeply, there’s a message behind every single part.”
Sam – whose new album includes references the LGBT cultural touchstones such as the 1990 documentary ‘Paris is Burning’, drag queen Divine and Judy Garland’s rendition of ‘Over the Rainbow’ – believes sparkly accessories have has “always been a huge” to them.
They said: Jewellery has always been a big part of my life. Even when I started with my first album, I had the crucifix earrings. But the dangle – wearing two earrings that dangle – was a big moment for me, because it just made me feel great.”
The Academy Award winning songwriter admitted their “love: of the dramatic, citing influences like Liberace, royalty and ‘The Phantom of the Opera’.
Sam said: ““I love, I love, I love the drama. Not the drama as in, like, gossip or anything mean or hateful…”
“I like drama as in Queen Elizabeth I drama. Tudor clothes. Phantom of the Opera. Or, like, Liberace.
The ‘Stay With Me’ hitmaker also adores “anything romantic” such as their earrings, which were inspired by the Antinous, who was loved by the Roman emperor Hadrian.
They added: . “Anne Boleyn got beheaded on my birthday, so I always pay my respects,” when talking about a recent birthday trip to the Tower of London.

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Shygirl says she dresses ‘pretty causal most of the time’

OHMYGOSSIP — Shygirl dresses “pretty causal most of the time”.
The ‘Alias’ hitmaker – whose real name is Blane Muise – prefers to opt for less fussy fits such as athleisure.
The 29-year-old rapper told GQ Hype: “I dress pretty casual most of the time.”
Shygirl – who is queer and makes music about her sexuality – feels her sexual appetite isn’t “that deep”
She said: “There’s this idea that the more people you sleep with, the less of a person you are. But it’s not that deep… I’m way better at sex than if I’d just slept with three people.”
Despite being open with her mum, the ‘Uckers’ hitmaker – who has collaborated with producer Sega Bodega, Slowthai, Lady Gaga and FKA twigs – doesn’t want her grandmother to listen to her explicit lyrics.
Shygirl said: “She knows about my dating life, but not the TMI stuff that my mum knows.”
The AIM Award nominee feels she would have been sexualised regardless so she makes sure she’s “enjoying it”.
Shygirl said: “Even if I wasn’t talking about sex, that would have happened… It’s not up to me on my own to change it, I just need to be in touch with myself and whether I’m enjoying it… because I know people listening are enjoying it.”
The ‘Tasty’ hitmaker has allowed her recent choice to go to therapy and “be more open” into her work.
She said: “I wanna try to be more open, experimenting with what I’m speaking about, being candid – I do feel like when you’re honest with yourself and other people, you really get an opportunity for something. This isn’t just about putting out a record for me, it’s about developing as a person… trying to be a better person.”

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Adria Arjona says her hair is her ‘secret weapon’

OHMYGOSSIP — Adria Arjona uses her hair to avoid being recognised in public.
The ‘Andor’ star called her curly tresses her “secret weapon” as a shield to maintain her cover when out and about.
The 30-year-old actress told the US edition of Marie Claire magazine: “[It’s my] secret weapon: my wild crazy hair,” before labelling the ordeal – an e encounter with a ‘Morbius’ fan on a plane – “so embarrassing”.
She said: “I was like, Jesus, that is so embarrassing! I was trying to cover my face so they didn’t realise,”
Adria – who is married to lawyer Edgardo Canales – called being famous “like the ocean” as she highlighted the difference between modern and Old Hollywood which was dominated by glamorous stars, such as Elizabeth Taylor.
She said: “Fame is almost like the ocean. You want to treat it with respect, you don’t want to fear it, but you also don’t want to feel too comfortable in it.”
“I’m not saying I want to create that magic – we’re living in very different times and you have to adapt – but I think privacy is so important. Having my own little world in my own little bubble [is important]. I keep my friends, partner and family really close to me, and then have this other persona for work.”
The ‘True Detective’ star thinks she “lucky” to bring to life so many facets of womanhood throughout her career as the ‘Star Wars’ series she stars with Diego Luna is due to drop on Disney Plus.
Adria said: “I’ve been lucky that I’ve been able to play different kinds of women and I really enjoy the whole fantasy element of it; the imagination work that you have to get into. I actually enjoy not understanding exactly what I’m doing at all times because it keeps me on my toes. And it’s nerve wracking. It’s exciting!”

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