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Perth Now
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Next Gen NYC star Gia Giudice reveals mom Teresa's reaction to her plastic surgery
Teresa Giudice was "shocked" when her daughter had a nose job. The 53-year-old reality star - who is best known for appearing on 'The Real Housewives of New Jersey' - is mother to Gia, 24, with ex-husband Joe Giudice and her daughter broke her silence on the rumours that she has been under the knife in recent times. She told AccessHollywood: "I'm honestly so open to it and my fans know that, and my audience knows that. That's why I don't get it. I'm so open, so why are they questioning it? But yeah my nose, I always have been so insecure about my nose. So when I finally opened to my mom about it, she was in shock about it. She didn't believe that I was acutally insecure about it but when I got my nose she, she was like 'Oh, it was really that bad?' and I'm like 'Yeah, thanks!'" Gia - who has started to carve out her own reality television career with the new show 'Next Gen NYC' - has decided that the nose job was the "best decision" that she has made in her entire life, but insisted that there is very little else that she has altered about her appearance over the years. She added: "The nose was the best decision of my life and the OG watchers of 'The Real Housewives' have seen my lips since I was a little kid, and I have never touched them. I have gotten a little bit of Botox in my forehead in my elevens, but nothing else major besides my nose. I'm very open, I want my audience to feel like I am being honest with them."
Fashion Network
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Alana Pallister, founder of I.Am.Gia, launches second brand CDP
In 2017, Australian Alana Pallister launched the ready-to-wear streetwear brand alongside her sister Stevie. Going viral, the brand then enjoyed global success, supported by numerous celebrities including notably Bella Hadid, Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande and Kylie Jenner. "The success of really came down to the character we created – Gia', said Pallister.' She wasn't just a model or a muse, she was an archetype. Born from inspiration, imagination, and intention – she embodied both strength and softness at a time when fashion rarely allowed room for both. People connected with her instantly. Everyone wanted to be a Gia girl – she was magnetic. And from there, took off.' In 2019, opened its headquarters in Los Angeles, serving both as a global head office and a creative space for design, marketing, and photo shoots. The space also includes showroom that features the latest collections. Nine years after her success, the Australian designer has just unveiled her brand new label, CDP, short for Christine Dawn Pallister, her mother and mentor. "I created CDP to honor my mother's legacy, her life's work and the wonderful woman that she was, not just as my mum, but as a brilliant businesswoman, a mentor, and the strongest woman I've ever known,' added Pallister. 'This project is deeply personal. It's rooted in loss and resilience, in softness and strength – the dualities we navigate as women.' With the CDP brand, the designer also aims to anchor her collections in the timeless spirit. "Looking back at Gia, and now forward to CPD, the vibe definitely stays the same, but CDP is all about timeless and quality work wear classics, with an emphasis on both fit and fabric,' continued Pallister. 'At the very heart of CDP is to support women at every stage of their careers, whether they are shopping for their first 'office' look or leading the boardroom. We want women to invest in pieces that still reflect their personal style and professional ambitions without compromising on either. Above all, I want CDP to feel enduring – a wardrobe that evolves with you. Through the hard times and the healed times. Pieces that become part of your story, not just part of your closet.' Revealed a few days ago in Los Angeles, the first collection presents a range of silhouettes from precision tailoring to wardrobe essentials that are both versatile and can transition from work to evening wear. 'The collection blends structure with softness,' explained Pallister. "The palette centers around timeless neutrals that transition seamlessly into professional spaces – with our signature hero color, baby blue, woven throughout as a quiet tribute to my mother, and a reminder of calmness, strength, and sentiment.' To feature the launch, Pallister called on supermodel Candice Swanepoel. A finely executed campaign in which the model plays with the furniture and atmosphere of offices, but also cars and phone booths. "Candice is our ultimate muse. A CEO, a mother, and an icon. She is the modern woman and everything CDP stands for and her role in the campaign is to welcome you into a day in the life of CDP's world,' said Pallister. 'This campaign is close to the heart – it brings CDP'S DNA to life: bold, creative, and built empowerment. Styled by Ras Bartram, fashion director at 032 magazine, and shot through the lens of Daniel Sachon, the vision is strong, feminine, and unapologethic.' Distributed worldwide, the CDP brand will initially focus on the American and Australian markets. 'The CDP woman is a global woman - so naturally, I see the brand stepping confidently into the global market," concluded Pallister.
Fashion Network
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Alana Pallister, founder of I.Am.Gia, launches second brand CDP
In 2017, Australian Alana Pallister launched the ready-to-wear streetwear brand alongside her sister Stevie. Going viral, the brand then enjoyed global success, supported by numerous celebrities including notably Bella Hadid, Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande and Kylie Jenner. "The success of really came down to the character we created – Gia', said Pallister.' She wasn't just a model or a muse, she was an archetype. Born from inspiration, imagination, and intention – she embodied both strength and softness at a time when fashion rarely allowed room for both. People connected with her instantly. Everyone wanted to be a Gia girl – she was magnetic. And from there, took off.' In 2019, opened its headquarters in Los Angeles, serving both as a global head office and a creative space for design, marketing, and photo shoots. The space also includes showroom that features the latest collections. Nine years after her success, the Australian designer has just unveiled her brand new label, CDP, short for Christine Dawn Pallister, her mother and mentor. "I created CDP to honor my mother's legacy, her life's work and the wonderful woman that she was, not just as my mum, but as a brilliant businesswoman, a mentor, and the strongest woman I've ever known,' added Pallister. 'This project is deeply personal. It's rooted in loss and resilience, in softness and strength – the dualities we navigate as women.' With the CDP brand, the designer also aims to anchor her collections in the timeless spirit. "Looking back at Gia, and now forward to CPD, the vibe definitely stays the same, but CDP is all about timeless and quality work wear classics, with an emphasis on both fit and fabric,' continued Pallister. 'At the very heart of CDP is to support women at every stage of their careers, whether they are shopping for their first 'office' look or leading the boardroom. We want women to invest in pieces that still reflect their personal style and professional ambitions without compromising on either. Above all, I want CDP to feel enduring – a wardrobe that evolves with you. Through the hard times and the healed times. Pieces that become part of your story, not just part of your closet.' Revealed a few days ago in Los Angeles, the first collection presents a range of silhouettes from precision tailoring to wardrobe essentials that are both versatile and can transition from work to evening wear. 'The collection blends structure with softness,' explained Pallister. "The palette centers around timeless neutrals that transition seamlessly into professional spaces – with our signature hero color, baby blue, woven throughout as a quiet tribute to my mother, and a reminder of calmness, strength, and sentiment.' To feature the launch, Pallister called on supermodel Candice Swanepoel. A finely executed campaign in which the model plays with the furniture and atmosphere of offices, but also cars and phone booths. "Candice is our ultimate muse. A CEO, a mother, and an icon. She is the modern woman and everything CDP stands for and her role in the campaign is to welcome you into a day in the life of CDP's world,' said Pallister. 'This campaign is close to the heart – it brings CDP'S DNA to life: bold, creative, and built empowerment. Styled by Ras Bartram, fashion director at 032 magazine, and shot through the lens of Daniel Sachon, the vision is strong, feminine, and unapologethic.' Distributed worldwide, the CDP brand will initially focus on the American and Australian markets. 'The CDP woman is a global woman - so naturally, I see the brand stepping confidently into the global market," concluded Pallister.
Fashion Network
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Alana Pallister, founder of I.Am.Gia, launches second brand CDP
In 2017, Australian Alana Pallister launched the ready-to-wear streetwear brand alongside her sister Stevie. Going viral, the brand then enjoyed global success, supported by numerous celebrities including notably Bella Hadid, Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande and Kylie Jenner. "The success of really came down to the character we created – Gia', said Pallister.' She wasn't just a model or a muse, she was an archetype. Born from inspiration, imagination, and intention – she embodied both strength and softness at a time when fashion rarely allowed room for both. People connected with her instantly. Everyone wanted to be a Gia girl – she was magnetic. And from there, took off.' In 2019, opened its headquarters in Los Angeles, serving both as a global head office and a creative space for design, marketing, and photo shoots. The space also includes showroom that features the latest collections. Nine years after her success, the Australian designer has just unveiled her brand new label, CDP, short for Christine Dawn Pallister, her mother and mentor. "I created CDP to honor my mother's legacy, her life's work and the wonderful woman that she was, not just as my mum, but as a brilliant businesswoman, a mentor, and the strongest woman I've ever known,' added Pallister. 'This project is deeply personal. It's rooted in loss and resilience, in softness and strength – the dualities we navigate as women.' With the CDP brand, the designer also aims to anchor her collections in the timeless spirit. "Looking back at Gia, and now forward to CPD, the vibe definitely stays the same, but CDP is all about timeless and quality work wear classics, with an emphasis on both fit and fabric,' continued Pallister. 'At the very heart of CDP is to support women at every stage of their careers, whether they are shopping for their first 'office' look or leading the boardroom. We want women to invest in pieces that still reflect their personal style and professional ambitions without compromising on either. Above all, I want CDP to feel enduring – a wardrobe that evolves with you. Through the hard times and the healed times. Pieces that become part of your story, not just part of your closet.' Revealed a few days ago in Los Angeles, the first collection presents a range of silhouettes from precision tailoring to wardrobe essentials that are both versatile and can transition from work to evening wear. 'The collection blends structure with softness,' explained Pallister. "The palette centers around timeless neutrals that transition seamlessly into professional spaces – with our signature hero color, baby blue, woven throughout as a quiet tribute to my mother, and a reminder of calmness, strength, and sentiment.' To feature the launch, Pallister called on supermodel Candice Swanepoel. A finely executed campaign in which the model plays with the furniture and atmosphere of offices, but also cars and phone booths. "Candice is our ultimate muse. A CEO, a mother, and an icon. She is the modern woman and everything CDP stands for and her role in the campaign is to welcome you into a day in the life of CDP's world,' said Pallister. 'This campaign is close to the heart – it brings CDP'S DNA to life: bold, creative, and built empowerment. Styled by Ras Bartram, fashion director at 032 magazine, and shot through the lens of Daniel Sachon, the vision is strong, feminine, and unapologethic.' Distributed worldwide, the CDP brand will initially focus on the American and Australian markets. 'The CDP woman is a global woman - so naturally, I see the brand stepping confidently into the global market," concluded Pallister.
Time of India
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Preity Zinta warns of brutal action if anyone breaks no-picture rule for twins Jai and Gia: 'Please leave my kids alone'
Similar to celebrity couples like Anushka Sharma-Virat Kohli and Deepika Padukone-Ranveer Singh, actress Preity Zinta maintains a firm no-photo rule when it comes to her twins, Jai and Gia. Since the birth of her son and daughter in November 2021, she has chosen to keep their identities private, slowly covering their faces from public view. Strict No-Picture Policy Emphasized on Social Media In a recent Q&A on X (formerly Twitter), the actress emphasized her no-photo rule and urged everyone to respect her privacy by refraining from capturing or sharing images of her and her children without consent. Warning to Fans and Media by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Complete protection with iPru All-in-one Term Plan ICICI Pru Life Insurance Plan Get Quote Undo In a response, she wrote, "I hate taking pictures in temples, early in the morning after a flight, in bathrooms and during security checks! Asking me for a photo is the best way to get a photo unless you are asking for pictures in the above situations! Taking my kids pictures will bring out my Kali avatar otherwise I'm a happy person. Don't start making videos without my permission - it's actually very irritating - Just ask me politely & please leave my kids alone." Joyful Announcement of Twins' Arrival In 2021, Preity and her husband Gene Goodenough became parents to twins Jai and Gia through surrogacy . She joyfully announced the arrival on social media but consistently chooses to keep their faces private whenever sharing their pictures. Sharing Moments While Protecting Privacy Recently, she took to her social media handle and posted an adorable photo of them and wrote, "Home is where the heart is & right now, I'm definitely missing home! Counting the days before I see them (Red heart and heart eyes emojis) #Ting!". Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . And don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
