While most celebrities these days flaunt their green credentials, Sienna Molenaar cheerfully goes against the trend.
The 42-year-old actress has just declared her love for fast fashion, despite it being a bete noire when it comes to sustainability.
“I wear a lot of high street because I’m fickle and very impatient,” the mother-of-two told Grazia magazine.
‘I get bored easily with things and you can discover great things. I have an 11 year old, so I’m always in Urban Outfitters these days…’
Considering that changing outfits so quickly is so bad for the planet, Miller, who has a new clothing line MRSit is advised to stay away from there Colin firth‘s eco-warrior ex-wife Livia, who has called for a crusade against disposable fashion.
Writing in Vogue Arabia, she said she hoped a charismatic rebel like Katniss Everdeen, the fictional heroine of The Hunger Games, could rise to “reignite the revolution.”
But in the meantime, she suggested that “blocking celebrities on social media for not speaking out on social issues” could get the ball rolling.
The 42-year-old actress has just expressed her love for fast fashion, despite it being a bete noire when it comes to sustainability
Given that changing outfits so quickly is so bad for the planet, Miller, who has a new clothing range at M&S, would be advised to avoid Colin Firth’s eco-warrior ex-wife Livia, who has called for a crusade against disposable fashion
Matt Hermer, the founder of Bouji’s nightclub where Princes William and Harry partied, and his wife Marissa, from US reality show Ladies Of London, have come up with a new euphemism for divorce and say their 14-year marriage is now ‘completed’.
In a statement, the pair said: ‘Through tremendous soul searching, we have developed our relationship into a place that gives us the space to raise our families, support each other and grow our businesses.’
Matt Hermer, the founder of Bouji’s nightclub where Princes William and Harry partied, and his wife Marissa came up with a new euphemism for divorce.
As a model who has graced the pages of Tatler and walked the catwalk for Dolce & Gabbana, you would think Lady Violet Manners had the perfect sense of style.
But last week she turned to her younger sister Lady Alice, who had left, for tips. Alice, 29, had teamed up with Samantha Cameron to organize styling sessions for Cefinn, the fashion brand founded by the Foreign Secretary’s wife, with big sister Violet among her clients.
“Alice, thanks for styling (telling) what’s best,” Violet, 30, said on Instagram as she raved about the £260 denim maxi dress her sibling had picked out for her.
And although the sisters are the daughters of the wealthy Duke and Duchess of Rutland – owners of the beautiful Belvoir Castle in Leicestershire – Cefinn generously did not charge for the outfit.
As a model who has graced the pages of Tatler and walked the catwalk for Dolce & Gabbana, you would think Lady Violet Manners had the perfect sense of style
William and Harry may want to seek advice from Julia Samuel on how to express their grievances.
Julia, right, a close friend of their late mother Diana, has written a newsletter called How to Fight Productively and there is some advice that can be applied to the warring siblings.
‘Conflict is an inevitable part of a relationship. Although it can be uncomfortable and even painful, the point is to tackle problems constructively rather than destructively.
‘Words can leave lasting scars. Avoid insults and sarcasm.’
Mary McCartney is the latest celebrity to enter the wellness industry. I can reveal that the photographer has registered a lifestyle brand called ‘Can We Have a Moment’ which will be ready to sell clothing and cosmetics.
Mary, 54, left, one of four children born to Paul McCartney and his late wife Linda, is seemingly following a path made popular by Gwyneth Paltrow and her woo-woo brand Goop.
This would be in line with Mary’s beliefs, as she recently admitted: ‘Hugging trees has become a pastime.’
Mary McCartney is the latest celebrity to enter the wellness industry. I can reveal that the photographer has registered a lifestyle brand called ‘Can We Have a Moment’ which will be ready to sell clothing and cosmetics
Sadiq Khan has some very chic tastes. A list of gifts received by the Mayor of London shows that he was recently presented with a £260 basket – filled to the brim with biscuits, chocolates and preserves – from upmarket department store Fortnum & Mason to mark the festival of Eid .
There are strict rules on the mayor’s acceptance of gifts, with City Hall stating that accepting them should be ‘rare’, but the paperwork insisting that it would be ‘rude to refuse the gesture’. That, or Sadiq was too pleased with the treats inside!
Singer Paloma Faith says she feared her second baby, conceived through IVF, wasn’t really hers. ‘My hair color is dark and my (ex)partner is Algerian [with dark hair].
“So this baby was blonde and it scared me,” said Paloma, 42. She even called the clinic to check.
“I really love her, so I’m keeping her,” she concludes. Relief!
Singer Paloma Faith Says She Feared Her Second Baby, Conceived Through IVF, Wasn’t Really Hers
In April, it was revealed that Princess Beatrice was building a career as a public speaker when she hosted a panel discussion at Spotify, and now her sister is on a similar path.
On Friday, Princess Eugenie hosted an “in conversation” event for Hauser & Wirth, the art gallery where she has worked since 2015, in which she spoke with Jake Grewal about his “artistic practice, recent projects and studio processes.”
Jake’s paintings are quite abstract and often include nude figures based on himself.
