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Bring on the bling! Social media stars and fashion-forward celebrities hit the Met Gala red carpet on Monday, September 13, wearing everything from American-inspired ensembles to meaningful mesh dresses. 

the playbook of Billy Porter, it has to be said).Then there was Schitt’s Creek actor Dan Levy in a crystal encrusted, frilled Loewe ensemble which - said the star on his Instagram - was in homage to LGBT activist artist David Wojnarovicz, incorporating his work alongside fragments of maps depicting America, with the Spanish house donated to an Aids cause supported by the late artist. Taking a positively demure approach was singer Frank Ocean, whose only (I say ‘only’) nod to the competitive insanity was a green robot baby balanced on his hip, while musician Shawn Mendes donned a Michael Kors leather jacket sans shirt to show off his toned torso with little more than some abs and a necklace.

Frank Ocean‘s appearance at last night’s Met Gala (September 13) became one of the event’s big talking points after he brought a neon green robot baby to the red carpet.The ‘Blonde’ artist was among the star-studded attendees at last night’s annual fundraising gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.Ocean’s Met Gala appearance was particularly notable as he turned up holding the green robot baby, which he named ‘Cody’ and was dressed in an outfit that was designed by his recently launched “independent American luxury company” Homer.The animatronic infant was seen moving, blinking and responding to Ocean during their Met Gala appearance.Speaking to Vogue at the event in a rare filmed interview, Ocean told Keke Palmer that his

The biggest names in Hollywood flocked to the red carpet for the 2021 Met Gala on Monday, September 13. Among them were some seriously hot hunks, including — but certainly not limited to — Channing Tatum, Justin Bieber, and Frank Ocean. As the night draws to a close, Us Weekly’s taking a moment to reflect on the boys’ best looks of the evening, which is no easy feat.

Frank Ocean put the spotlight on himself at Monday's Met Gala in Manhattan when he arrived cradling an eerie robotic baby in his arms.The 33-year-old pop auteur opted for a nondescript mostly black look, though he had his short hair dyed green to match his diminutive plus one.The singer was returning to the fashion event after the 2020 Met Gala was canceled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, which also postponed this year's edition.

Never afraid to make a statement, Frank Ocean attended the 2021 Met Gala with a unique accessory.

Frank Ocean has the most interesting 2021 Met Gala date!

Last year, James Blake became another one of TikTok's unlikely success stories thanks to a viral cover of Frank Ocean's "Godspeed." With that burst of momentum, the English singer-songwriter will soon release his new album Friends That Break Your Heart, out September 10. After announcing the project and sharing its lead single "Say What You Will" last month, today Blake shares another new song (with another very James Blake-y title) called "Life Is Not The Same." The new song is co-produced by Take A Daytrip, the rap production duo best known for songs like Sheck Wes's "Mo Bamba" and Lil Nas X's "Industry Baby," though "Life Is Not The Same" is very much in Blake's wheelhouse.

The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Kate Bush, Oasis, Kanye West, Adele, Ed Sheeran and Frank Ocean. See ticket availability here.Beyond the studios, visitors will be able to access the control rooms and the famous Studio Two Echo Chamber, which have existed since 1931.The open house also exhibits legendary recording consoles, equipment and instruments.

Frank Ocean has opened a new store in New York City for his recently launched “independent American luxury company”, Homer.The artist announced the venture last week, with the first Homer collection set to feature “fine and high jewellery pieces, plus printed silk scarves”.Homer’s first store opened in New York yesterday (August 9), and it is currently the only place where people can physically buy items from the company’s collection.Located at The New York Jewelers Exchange, 70-74 Bowery in New York, the store’s design is, according to a press release, “Homer packaging exploded: made from aluminium and urethane.

Frank Ocean on Monday opened his new New York City luxury store Homer, which sells goods from his luxury brand of the same name.The store, located in the Bowery, features items including silk scarves and high-end jewelry, which is made in Italy from 18K gold, sterling silver, enamel and lab-grown diamonds, with a price range from $395 to $1.9 million.A catalog for the brand - which Ocean, 33, is working on with Tyrone Lebon - showcases a 25-piece collection with a creative focus from 'heritage as a fantasy' and 'childhood obsessions,' the company said in a statement. The latest:Frank Ocean, 33, on Monday opened his new New York City luxury store Homer , which sells goods from his luxury brand of the same name.

Ethan Shanfeld Super rich kids, look out! Frank Ocean’s luxury company, Homer, opened its store Monday in New York City.The first collection comprises fine jewelry pieces along with printed silk scarves and is located at the New York Jewelers Exchange Monday through Saturday.

Frank Ocean is the latest celebrity to get into the fashion game. The "Blonde" singer, 33, announced on Friday the launch of his "independent American luxury brand," called Homer.

Frank Ocean has opened up about his new high-end jewellery line in an interview with the Financial Times – his first in two years.The line, called Homer, was announced on Friday (August 6) and includes an array of luxury jewellery and printed silk scarves.

Frank Ocean has launched a new luxury company called Homer, which sells jewellery and silk scarves, it has been announced.The musician’s new endeavour was revealed earlier today (August 6), with a physical store opening in New York on Monday (August 9).According to a press release, Homer’s name “represents carving history into stone”. The brand has launched with its first collection, which includes fine and high jewellery, as well as printed silk scarves.The products are all handmade in Italy and use 18-karat gold, recycled sterling silver, hand-painted enamel and diamonds that are grown in a state-of-the-art lab in America.

Frank Ocean is getting into luxury.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorOut of a clear blue sky on a hot August Friday afternoon, Frank Ocean announce a new “luxury” jewelry and clothing company called Homer.The announcement comes with an 84-page catalog, the cover of which was designed and photographed by Ocean. Certain images are included below.Fans may have initially hoped for an announcement of new music, but Ocean’s multifaceted endeavors sometimes are a hint of new music coming — his last album, 2016’s “Blonde,” was accompanied by an Ocean-edited magazine and pop-up stores.

Tyler, The Creator has said he doesn’t think Odd Future would have “made it” if they had emerged in 2021.The rapper first broke through as a member of the Los Angeles rap group in 2007, which also featured the likes of Frank Ocean, Earl Sweatshirt and The Internet’s Syd.Speaking in a new interview with Ebro Darden, Laura Stylez, and Peter Rosenberg on Hot 97, Tyler was asked by Rosenberg if Odd Future would have made it in 2021. “Oh, fuck no!” Tyler responded.

Two-time Grammy winner Frank Ocean will headline one of the three days during the 2023 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, because he's unavailable in 2022.Coachella Festival co-founder Paul Tollett confirmed Monday to the Los Angeles Times that the 33-year-old alternative R&B star would return after his 2012 performance.Frank was originally scheduled to headline the 2020 edition, but the coronavirus pandemic lead to the cancellation of the 2020 and 2021 fests in Indio, CA.

Los Angeles Times that Frank Ocean will headline the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in 2023.“Right now, it’s the Wild West,” Tollett stated. “I’m just trying to be as fair as I can to artists and to the fans to make sure that eventually they get to see everyone that we talked about.”In previous years, Tollett was hesitant to disclose the names of any performers so far in advance, but he stated that fans deserved some sense of reassurance after the festival being canceled two years in a row due to the effects of a global pandemic.This year, the famously reclusive R&B artist will celebrate the fifth anniversary of his platinum-selling sophomore studio album, Blonde.

After being slated to headline Coachella in 2020 before the event was postponed and later pushed back to 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Frank Ocean will serve as headliner in 2023 according to festival co-founder Paul Tollett in an exclusive interview with the Los Angeles Times. “I’m just trying to be as fair as I can to artists and to the fans to make sure that eventually, they get to see everyone that we talked about," Tollett said in the interview.