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Day: October 26, 2021
Anya Taylor-Joy continued her streak of high-fashion moments at Monday night’s premiere of “Last Night in Soho” in Los Angeles.
The award-winning actress, who was also recently named Dior’s new global brand ambassador, looked to the design house’s fall 2022 couture collection for the premiere of the Edgar Wright-directed thriller. The flowing gown featured a plunging V-neck and herringbone pleating made in antiquated gold lamé. The look was styled by Paul Burgo.
She paired the dress with jewelry from Tiffany & Co., wearing a platinum necklace with over 77 carats of green tourmalines and over 29 carats of sapphires and a matching ring from the fine jeweler’s Blue Book collection.
The actress was joined at the premiere by costar Thomasin McKenzie, who matched Taylor-Joy in a metallic green dress paired with jewelry from Bulgari’s Serpenti collection. They were also joined on the red carpet by Wright and screenwriter Krysty Wilson-Cairns.
Anya Taylor-Joy and Thomasin McKenzie at the “Last Night In Soho” premiere.
This is one of the latest Dior looks Taylor-Joy has worn at her recent appearances. For the first premiere of “Last Night in Soho” during the 2021 Venice Film Festival, the actress wore a custom satin pink ’50s-inspired dress and matching fascinator by
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Ellen DeGeneres is ready to launch her beauty brand.
DeGeneres revealed the skin care brand, called Kind Science, on her talk show on Oct. 5, stating the brand will focus on age positivity while offering products that are “kind to animals, kind to skin, kind to the planet and kind to your wallet.” The brand is three years in the making.
Launching today, Kind Science offers seven products, including a cleanser, micro exfoliant, firming serum, hydration cream, eye cream, neck treatment and radiance oil. The products are blended with ingredients meant to be gentle on the skin, such as the cleanser that’s made with Kakadu plum, chamomile and Boswellia serrata, and the micro exfoliant that’s made with a fruit acid blend, volcanic sand and bamboo silk to brighten, polish and soften the skin.
The Kind Science firming serum includes plant-based ingredients that are said to support collagen growth and provide the same benefits as a retinol without irritating the skin.
DeGeneres’ beauty brand comes as the talk show host is ending the 19-season run of her talk show, “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” announcing in May that this would be her last season. The announcement came after DeGeneres came under fire with accusations of workplace
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ColourPop Cosmetics is collaborating with Disney for a makeup collection.
In time for Halloween and ahead of the upcoming holiday season, the cosmetics company is releasing a collection inspired by one of the entertainment company’s most famous movies, “The Nightmare Before Christmas.”
The line will include a 12-color eye shadow palette, a jelly shadow trio, liquid liners, glitter gel, a blending sponge, individual face crystals and lux creme lipsticks.
The collaboration includes bright hues such as purple, orange, pink and glitter, and features the characters such as Jack, Sally, Zero and Oogie Boogie on its packaging.
The limited-edition collection will be available for purchase on the official ColourPop website on Oct. 28 at 10 a.m. PST and at Ulta on Oct. 31.
A closer look at ColourPop’s Nightmare Before Christmas collection.
“The Nightmare Before Christmas,” which was released in 1993 and directed by Tim Burton, tells the story of Jack, the King of Halloween Town, who stumbles upon Christmas Town and becomes fixated on celebrating the holiday.
Earlier this month, the cosmetics company also teamed with the National Basketball Association to create collections for six NBA teams: the Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, Miami Heat, Golden State Warriors, Dallas Mavericks and Chicago Bulls. Each collection featured colors
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Netflix has revealed a first look at their upcoming series “Inventing Anna.”
On Monday, the streaming service uploaded stills on its official Twitter and Instagram of the drama show about the life of Anna Delvey. The photos show Julia Garner, who will play the lead role of Delvey, dressed in character.
The photos show a timeline of Delvey’s life, including the lavish parts of her life as she enjoys Champagne and wears sunglasses and a headscarf on vacation before she has her headshot taken and speaks to someone in jail.
“This story is completely true…except for all of the parts that aren’t. Julia Garner is Anna Delvey in Inventing Anna, from Shondaland,” the caption read.
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Garner, who has won two Emmy awards for “Ozark,” was cast as Delvey in October 2019. Starring alongside her will be Anna Chlumsky, Katie Lowes, Laverne Cox and Anders Holm.
“Inventing Anna,” which is written and produced by Shonda Rhimes, tells the story of convicted fraudster Anna Sorokin, who pretended to be a German heiress named Anna Delvey that managed to charm her way into New York’s social scene while also stealing their money.
The series is based on
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Taylor Swift is getting ready for the re-release of her “Red” album with a new collaboration.
The Grammy-winning singer is teaming with jewelry designer Cathy Waterman on a replica of the “red” ring Swift is seen wearing on the cover of the new album, “Red (Taylor’s Version).”
The “Red” ring is a diamond-shaped copper alloy ring plated in silver featuring CZ crystals and scalloped edges. The ring is priced at $45 and available on Swift’s merchandise site.
Swift first revealed her next album re-release would be “Red” — her fourth studio album that initially released in 2012 — on June 18 in an Instagram post showing the new album art.
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“Musically and lyrically, ‘Red’ resembled a heartbroken person,” she wrote. “It was all over the place, a fractured mosaic of feelings that somehow all fit together in the end. Happy, free, confused, lonely, devastated, euphoric, wild, and tortured by memories past. Like trying on pieces of a new life, I went into the studio and experimented with different sounds and collaborators. And I’m not sure if it was pouring my thoughts into this album, hearing thousands of your voices sing the lyrics
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