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Céline Dion Wore the Controversial Jeans You Have to Be Brave to Wear
Céline Dion has been in Paris over the past several days attending shows for Paris Couture Fashion Week. Per usual, the icon is not phoning it in with her wardrobe. Dion, who has been working with stylists Pepe Muñoz and Sydney Lopez while in Paris, has been stepping out in one jaw-dropping look after another (remember this capri-legging Chanel look?), and we simply couldn’t let her stay in Paris come and go without calling out the controversial denim look she wore on Friday.
Dion’s feathered Attico bustier and matching pink heels were certainly noteworthy, but it was her controversial jeans by Ksenia Schnaider that we’re here to discuss. The Kiev-based brand is known for taking denim and turning it into wildly unexpected styles, like Demi-Denims, which resemble long shorts over skinny jeans, and Cowboy Pants, which look exactly like something with that name should. These denim styles aren’t for the faint of heart, but being the fearless fashion fan that she is, Dion pulled them off like a pro. With her aforementioned feathered pieces, she wore one of the brand’s newer styles: the Asymmetrical Jeans. One leg is wide, and one is skinny (which she rolled up). It basically makes the wearer look like they have on a different pair of jeans on each leg, but it’s just one bold Ksenia Schnaider pair.
Keep scrolling to shop Céline Dion’s jeans and other controversial styles by the brand, in case you too are brave enough.
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Let’s be honest. It’s not often that we get insight into the bathroom cabinets of the royal family. In fact, even the makeup artists behind the wedding looks of Kate and Meghan are notoriously tight-lipped about the exact makeup products they were using on their big days, which is why I was beyond excited to hear some beauty industry whisperings about a product that Kate Middleton loves so much that she recommended it to Meghan Markle.
The product in question? Beuti Skincare’s Beauty Sleep Elixir, a 100% natural face oil from a British brand that Kate has been using since 2016. A blend of 14 plant-based oils, it’s the product that is reportedly the secret behind Kate’s glowing complexion—and she’s not the only celeb to swear by its charms.
Keep scrolling to find out why she loves it, the other A-listers who adore it, and whether Meghan has added it to her routine as well.
The first product launch from Beuti Skincare, the Beauty Sleep Elixir was created to tackle inflammaging—a condition where your fine lines and signs of aging develop due to inflammation caused by sun exposure, pollution, irritation, or over-exfoliation.
Leila Aalam, founder of Beuti Skincare, explains, “This breaks down the barrier function of the skin, causing the onset of inflammaging and visible skin aging. It is important we renew and repair the skin by using organic oils, which can help to reverse the damage.”
A source for Beuti Skincare confirmed that Kate has been a big fan of the product since discovering it a couple of years ago, and since she introduced it to Meghan, they now both receive regular supplies at the palace.
“Meghan was given a bottle of our Sleep Elixir via Kate Middleton and loved it so much that she still uses it and [used] it throughout her pregnancy,” said Aalam.
But it’s not just royal-approved. This all-natural face oil also has celebrity fans like Rita Ora, Iggy Azalea, and Emma Watson swearing by it.
The oil itself is a natural blend of 14 plant-based oils, including a Caribbean coral extract, which is a powerful anti-inflammatory ingredient, and a sandalwood nut kernel oil to help prevent collagen and elastin breakdown.
These are then combined with camellia oil, chia seed oil, bitter cherry seed oil, strawberry seed oil, pomegranate seed oil, blueberry seed oil, cranberry seed oil, raspberry seed oil, seabuckthorn fruit berry oil, sandalwood oil, lavender herb oil, geranium flower oil, neroli flower oil, and capric triglyceride from coconut to create a luxurious, aromatic face oil.
The best thing about this product is that it’s incredibly multitasking. You can use it overnight as an intensive moisturizer; as a daily hit of vitamins, minerals, and omegas; as a spot treatment to reduce redness; or as a primer before your makeup. It’s a quick fix to leave your skin looking rejuvenated, glowing, and fresh.
This post originally appeared on Who What Wear UK.
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