Showing posts with label Influencer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Influencer. Show all posts

Thursday, July 1, 2021

Jude Law’s Influencer Daughter Iris Debuts “Liberating” Buzz Cut

Jude Law’s Influencer Daughter Iris Debuts “Liberating” Buzz Cut

  • Iris Law is feeling herself, admitting, "The day I shaved my head, I changed my life." Jude Law's 20-year-old daughter opened up about her edgy new hair style and acting career.
  • Watch: Jude Law & Natalie Portman Pick Their Pop Star Names

    “I take it really seriously,” Iris Law told British Vogue of her budding acting career. And she just shaved her head to prove it!

    The daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost debuted her new buzz cut for the magazine on Thursday, July 1. It was a bold choice she made to get into character to play punk icon Soo Catwoman, who was known for her short hair with black sides to look like cat ears.

    Iris, 20, has already begun filming her first acting project, FX’s Pistol, which is about the English punk rock band the Sex Pistols and based on guitarist Steve Jones‘ memoir Lonely Boy: Tales from a Sex Pistol. (The mini series also stars Game of Thones‘ Maisie Williams, who has “gotten really close” with Iris on set.)

    She revealed that she was initially worried she would be required to shave her head for the part, telling British Vogue, “What if I have to shave my hair?” But, as she recalled, “when the wig became a possibility, I was almost disappointed that I didn’t have to.”

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    So, Iris voluntarily shaved off her long brown locks, which was quite the change compared to her look last March, when she walked the Miu Miu runway during Paris Fashion Week.

    “I wanted to do something that felt liberating,” Iris said. “The day I shaved my head, I changed my life. I’ve never done anything like that before.”

    Hairstylist Anthony Turner was responsible for the transformation, and Iris popped a bottle of Moët once the deed was done.

    “I looked in the mirror and thought it was going to be emotional but it wasn’t. It felt so positive,” she said, adding, “I’m just so confident in it that I don’t care” what other people think. 

    For the record, Maisie, Lila Moss and Marc Jacobs all love it, according to their comments on Iris’ Instagram post announcing her edgy ‘do.

    Alongside the pictures, she wrote, “The day has come! I’m so honoured to have been given the opportunity to debut my new hair with @britishvogue photographed by the amazing @alasdairmclellan. So many wigs and secret hiding my head moments! Which only makes this day more special.” 

    Her mom Sadie expressed how proud she is of her daughter. “So strong and beautiful my darling iris,” the Dracula star commented. “Ha ha no more teddy bear hats and i can get to stroke your head now more.” 

    Iris Law, 2021 Paris Fashion Week, Miu MiuPascal Le Segretain/Getty Images

    Although the influencer (who is signed with IMG Models) takes acting seriously, Iris explained how she’s trying to differentiate herself from her famous parents. 

    “I want to earn my position as an actress and I never want to do something in my life that I feel like I’ve been given because of where I came from. I think that’d be a disappointment to myself,” she told the outlet. 

    Above all, “The thing I’ve inherited from my family is the ability to try new things and not be scared… That’s definitely impacted who I am as a person.”

    She is also studying textiles at Central Saint Martins at the University of the Arts London and, according to the magazine, wants to apply for an Master’s degree in bio-textiles afterward. On her days off, she loves “finding different recipes to try and different walking routes to go on” with her boyfriend, model Jyrrel Roberts.

    Monday, June 28, 2021

    The New Faces of Pride: Beauty Influencer Hyram Yarbro's Message For Young Queer People Is So Inspiring

    The New Faces of Pride: Beauty Influencer Hyram Yarbro's Message For Young Queer People Is So Inspiring

  • Read YouTube and TikTok star Hyram Yarbro’s take on Pride 2021 and why he’s making sure all LGBTQ+ youth will always feel empowered going forward.
  • New Faces of Pride, Hyram YarbroCourtesy: Hyram Yarbro; E! Illustration

    With the world slowly beginning to open up on the other side of the coronavirus pandemic, this Pride season is one of tremendous celebration. And yet the spirit of a movement born out of protest lives on. As the month of June comes to a close and International Pride Day nears, E! News has asked members of the newest generation of LGBTQ stars to share what Pride means to them in 2021.

    Welcome to The New Faces of Pride.

    Selfless is an appropriate name for Hyram Yarbro‘s new skincare line.

    After garnering a massive following on YouTube and TikTok with his honest reviews, the 25-year-old beauty guru is ready to give back with his own brand. Selfess By Hyram has teamed up with the Rainforest Trust and the Thirst Project to help to protect thousands of acres of rainforest from deforestation, as well as fund clean water projects in over 60 African communities. Yeah, that’s clean beauty. 

    And Hyram is hoping to be one of the first of many to inspire a younger generation of queer people to enter the beauty space. “When I was little,” he tells E! News, “seeing a gay man be able to build a future for himself and achieve his dreams would have showed me that I would be able to accomplish whatever I set my mind to and that my sexual preference would never be a barrier.”

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    Stars Celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month 2021

    It’s safe to say Hyram has become an inspiration to millions and is achieving his goal of “contributing to the world in a positive space,” as he puts it.  

    Here, Hyram joins E! News’ New Faces of Pride celebration.

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    How has your personal definition of Pride changed or shifted after all we’ve been through these last few months?

    Pride month has always been a month of celebration and joy for me because it embraces a community that accepted me when I thought no one else would. While I’m grateful for all that has been accomplished and society’s continued acceptance of the queer community, I also think Pride month is an opportunity for us remember to accept all, particularly the most ignored in our community: Black Trans individuals, the Black community and people of color. We still have a long way to go, but it’s important to celebrate our successes!

    What queer media, be it books, music or film/TV, is a mainstay in your life? Why?

    My consumption of queer media spreads across many categories, whether it be the TV show Pose that shows the origin of our community, the movie Moonlight that shows the struggle of a man slowly begin accepting his true self, or the YouTube series UNHhhh by drag queens Trixie Mattel and Katya, which always makes me laugh! Seeing yourself represented in the media is so important because it’s not only something that you can deeply relate to, but it helps future generations to be more accepting of LGBTQIA+ individuals.

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    What was the first time you saw yourself reflected in entertainment in a way that filled you with pride? And if you’re still waiting, what is it that you’re hoping to see?

    My first exposure to queer individuals was actually through YouTube, primarily with coming out videos. These always resonated with me deeply because I didn’t have a positive experience coming out to people close in my life, and it brings me hope to see other people have such positive stories. As we move forward, I hope to see more representation of the Trans community, as they were the foundation of everything our community stands for today, yet still continue to face discrimination and challenges to this day.

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    You finally get to meet your queer hero. Who are they? And after “Thank you” and “I love you,” what’s the next thing you tell them?

    I would love to meet Marsha P. Johnson. If I was able to meet her, I would probably cry and then show her all of the progress the world has made since her death. I would also ask to take her to a pride parade, so that she could experience what the community has now become and for her to reflect on how all of her actions paved the way for us all.

    You are given the keys to your industry. What’s the first thing you do to make it a more inclusive environment for everyone?

    I would share and highlight stories of Black Trans individuals, indigenous queer people and people of color to show people the reality of the world today and the continued struggles they continue to face. I would push for more media exposure of queer people in a way that doesn’t tokenize or prop up a single archetype and I would push for more LGBTQIA+ education in our school systems, particularly in more rural areas where queer people continue to be discriminated against today.

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    What is your message to future generations of queer people, coming of age right now? How do you want to instill hope in them?

    You are valid, you are strong and you’re incredibly fortunate to be a part of such an amazing community. No one deserves to feel excluded or hated, and we have a responsibility to do everything in our power to embrace every queer person and show them love! Let’s continue the fight so that we see a day where kids are no longer rejected by their families and there’s no need to “come out.” We can do this!

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    Why is it important that for queer brand founders like yourself to be in the beauty space?

    I think it’s important because it shows that we are capable of doing anything, and contributing to the world in a positive space! When I was little, seeing a gay man be able to build a future for himself and achieve his dreams would have showed me that I would be able to accomplish whatever I set my mind to and that my sexual preference would never be a barrier. I hope that my life can show younger people that they can do everything I’m doing and more!

    For more from The New Faces of Pride, be sure to return every day through the end of June!

    Tuesday, June 8, 2021

    Influencer Terah Jones' 5YearOld Daughter Dies After Cancer Battle

    Influencer Terah Jones' 5YearOld Daughter Dies After Cancer Battle

  • Indy Llew Jones, who lived with Down syndrome and was diagnosed with cancer in 2018, has passed away. Read on for mom Terah Belle Jones' message about their family's "peaceful" goodbye.
  • A Salt Lake City-based family is mourning the loss of their little girl. 

    On Friday, June 4, influencer and blogger Terah Belle Jones broke the news to her Instagram followers that 5-year-old Indy Llew Jones had passed away following a battle with cancer. 

    “Our beautiful girl is free,” she captioned a photo of Indy, who lived with Down syndrome and was diagnosed with cancer in 2018. “She transitioned last night in the blink of an eye, in her mommies arms with daddy right beside her. She opened her big brown eyes and looked directly into mine, as she took her last breath at 11:11. A time of angels & a time for mommy.” 

    Terah went on to describe Indy’s final hours, writing that she “ate her favorite soup, sipped her coconut water, had us laughing through tears as she told us all the things she wanted to do that day.” 

    “Indy was in control,” Terah continued. “She left in her own special way. It happened fast. It was peaceful. And it was hard. I am so, so proud of her.”

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    Just last month, Indy’s story and her love for Moana caught the attention of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, who sent her a personalized video singing his character Maui’s song “You’re Welcome” from the Disney film.

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    Terah and her husband, Brian Jones, have shared Indy’s journey with their close to 260,000 Instagram followers. Their eldest daughter was diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndrome, a rare disorder that can progress to leukemia four years ago. 

    Unfortunately, after Indy’s cancer went into remission twice, her mom confirmed in an April 2021 Instagram post that she had developed leukemia. 

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    In the weeks that followed, the family of four brought Indy home from the hospital and cherished every moment together, including celebrating her fifth birthday.

    Terah concluded her post by thanking their followers for “loving our little girl.”

    “I have never known this kind of pain but I’ve also never known this kind of triumph,” she wrote. “My Indy Llew has changed the world… Indy Llew, we love you baby girl. So so much.”