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the famous character — she owns more than 100 Barbie and Bratz dolls, dresses in pink from head-to-toe and decorated her bedroom and even her car in the same color.However, the UK woman fears that her obsession could potentially turn off some potential partners.“I just expect people I’m dating to walk into my room and think the all-pink is too much,” Loveday told South West News Service. “I worry most people also want a partner who dresses more chill — while I base my entire look on the Barbies of my childhood,” she continued.But even though she has that concern, Loveday chooses to embrace her individuality and isn’t letting anything — or anyone — stop her.

irreplaceable.One lucky Beyoncé fan strutted away with the megastar’s Off-White sunglasses at her London show on Monday — despite a heated interaction with security.In a 49-second clip posted to TikTok, 20-year-old film director Global Valentino shows the 41-year-old “Cozy” singer flinging her black sunglasses to fans while performing “Diva.”Then security “came and kidnapped” them, Valentino said.A security guard can be heard yelling, “Stop, stop!” eventually retrieving the shades — only for Queen Bey to return to the stage and toss them back into the crowd.After the chaos, Valentino revealed on TikTok that he was the lucky fan who emerged with the sunnies, proclaiming, “I’m still in shock.”The Post reached out to Beyoncé’s rep and Valentino for comment.The TikToker mentioned the Renaissance World Tour stop at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was his first concert, calling it the “best experience ever” in the viral video caption. In a follow-up clip, he confirmed the sunglasses are the Off-White brand, but realized the side lens was broken.“It came off right after the concert; it was hanging on by a little screw,” he explained.Valentino showed himself visiting a luxury optician, who fixed the Beyoncé souvenir for him.

stars in “The Little Mermaid,” out Friday. In the live-action Disney film, she dons the iridescent flippers you’d expect, and at the various premieres for the movie, she’s looked the part in shimmering pastel gowns with flared skirts and intricate details.

died Wednesday at 83, believed her glamorous gams were just as remarkable as her powerhouse vocals.“Sometimes I think I’m as famous for my legs as much as my voice,” she told The Sun in April, one month before her death.“I only had my legs on show so much as it made it much easier to dance,” added the “Legs” singer, who reportedly insured her pegs for a show-stopping $3.2 million. “And then it became part of my style.”The legendary artist was the queen of rock ‘n’ roll and the high-cut slit.

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Perhaps the most show-stopping look, though, was a white bell-sleeved Anrealage coat that, when exposed to UV light that slowly moved down her body, turned into a kaleidoscope of colors.After the coat’s transformation, the singer cooly took it off to reveal a pearl-embellished Balmain bodysuit underneath.Social media observers went wild for the futuristic fashion, hailing her as “the queen of AI” and “BeyoncéGPT” — in a nod to ChatGPT. But there was no artificial intelligence involved in the high-tech stage hijinks.

with a sizzling Saint Laurent dress; and now fans are in a tizzy, as this season’s second half hasn’t even been shot yet.But right now, Asbille has more pressing concerns. “We need shelves!” she says, gesturing at the wall behind her, blank but for a dangling electrical cord. I’ve reached her on Zoom at her new place in Brooklyn’s Red Hook neighborhood.

growing out her underarm hair.“It’s my body, it’s my choice,” Margolies, 42, a yoga teacher and mother of two from Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, told The Post. “I stopped shaving because I couldn’t come up with a good reason for why I was doing it in the first place.”As a native of Bogotá, Colombia, Margolies — who moved to New York in 1999 — began shaving her underarms, eyebrows and legs at age 12, in accordance with cultural norms, which equated a hair-free body with femininity. But she never liked the pressure she felt around grooming.   “Women are taught that it’s not okay to have body hair,” she said.

The Guardian Thursday and revealed that her jeans from three decades ago still fit like a glove.“They are a part of my life as much as any treasured piece of jewelry or favorite artwork,” she wrote. “And, to be honest, I like the fact that they still fit me!”Schiffer reminisced about a Chanel ad campaign and catwalk she did in 1993 wearing the denim, a western-style waistcoat, cowboy boots and a chain belt.“I remember feeling very at ease in the look,” the stunning strutter recalled.She noted that the “classic cut” of the pants — high-waisted with a straight leg — has kept the design timeless.

Prime Video’s hit series “Daisy Jones & the Six” — whose last two episodes about a fictional ’70s band will drop on Friday — while pursuing her own very real music career.A few months before the show premiered atop television and music charts, Waterhouse headlined a 22-night tour, including a sold-out show at New York’s Webster Hall. Bathed in purple light and clad in Saint Laurent spandex pants with a high-necked diaphanous blouse, she sang haunting tracks from her debut album, “I Can’t Let Go,” to an adoring crowd that knew the words.“That was one of the greatest nights of my life,” the glamorous 31-year-old tells Alexa.

Eras Tour ticket holders will have “Enchanted” and “Bejeweled” outfits for the upcoming shows. The Eras Tour begins on March 17, starting in Glendale, Arizona. Then, Swifties can be found all over the nation, with shows in Nevada, Texas, Nashville, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, Seattle, California and more, culminating in an Inglewood, CA show on August 9.

glove.Opera gloves, the classic Victorian accessory once considered mandatory for proper etiquette, are no longer reserved for galas and ritzy society events. A-listers are now embracing the ladylike, elegant formal accessory in a variety of fabrics for drama on the red carpets, outings and social media.Fit for a princess, Kate Middleton looked regal in Alexander McQueen, a recycled gown she wore to the same event in 2019, and black gloves extending up to her bicep at the BAFTAs on Sunday.But the trend isn’t limited to royalty, Jane Austen films and “Bridgerton.” Last week, Anne Hathaway wore long leather gloves with a Valentino gown for the Berlinale opening of her film “She Came To Me.” And Jennifer Coolidge channeled old Hollywood glamour by pairing black gloves with diamonds à la Marilyn Monroe at the Critics’ Choice Awards last month.“I have been in the glove industry for the last 33 years, and it’s certainly the biggest revival since the ’50s,” Deborah Moore, CEO of Dents of England, a purveyor of gloves since 1777, told The Post.

criticized for using only “sickly skinny” models.Posh Spice, 48, released a new VB Body dress for her namesake fashion line that is more size-inclusive than her previous garments, now going up to a size 14 US.“Designed in our signature compact knit, VB Body gently sculpts and flatters the figure,” Beckham wrote on Instagram, noting the line is available in sizes XS to XXL. “This season sees elevated takes on wear-everywhere pieces, including scallop detailing, a new square neckline and an open-back bodysuit.”Curvaceous queen and “body positive” model Shareefa J modeled the looks, which run up to $990, rocking an emerald green one-shoulder dress, a pink frock, as well as a white crop top and a matching skirt.Fashionistas hoping for more inclusive sizing were ecstatic over the new addition to the luxe fashion label and applauded the former Spice Girl member’s new venture.“It’s about damn time,” one person commented on Beckham’s Instagram post.

hashtag #JeansBoots has over 1.9 million views. The Post can confirm multiple real-life sightings in Manhattan and Brooklyn, as well.