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Yahoo
19 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Sydney Sweeney Teams Up with Dr. Squatch to Release a Bar of Soap Made From Her Bathwater — and the Internet Is Divided
Sydney Sweeney has partnered with Dr. Squatch to create a soap made from her bathwater The soap is titled Sydney's Bathwater Bliss, and is limited to 5,000 bars Fans are divided in their responses to the product Sydney Sweeney is taking men's bath products to the next level. On Thursday, May 29, natural body care line Dr. Squatch revealed that it teamed up with the Euphoria actress to create a soap made from her bathwater. "You kept asking about my bathwater after the @drsquatch ad … so we kept it," a joint Instagram post between Sweeney and the company read. "Introducing Sydney's Bathwater Bliss! A very real, very limited-edition soap made with my actual bathwater. Available on 6/6/25 at Sydney's Bathwater Bliss is a medium grit exfoliating soap made with sand, pine bark extract and "yes, a touch of Sydney's real bathwater." As for what it smells like, the soap bar delivers notes of pine, Douglas fir and earthy moss that brings users to the forest, as well as Sweeney's actual bathtub. 'When your fans start asking for your bathwater, you can either ignore it, or turn it into a bar of Dr. Squatch soap,' the 27-year-old said in an official press release for the product. Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. She continued, 'It's weird in the best way, and I love that we created something that's not just unforgettable, it actually smells incredible and delivers like every other Dr. Squatch product I love. Hopefully, this helps guys wake up to the realities of conventional personal care products and pushes them towards natural.' Sweeney's fans had a mixed reaction to the new product, which was inspired by her Dr. Squatch Natural Body Wash ad that featured her promoting the product while sitting in a bathtub filled with bubbles. "We need to look at ourselves in the mirror," one user in the comments section of the Instagram post remarked. Another expressed their appreciation for the actress, but replied, "I love you Sydney but I think this is where I draw the line." A third user criticized the potential customers that were thinking about buying the product. "Imagine being down bad enough to buy this," the person wrote. Others think the product is a brilliant idea. "Gwyneth Paltrow type s—," one user wrote, comparing it to the Goop founder's viral This Smells Like My Vagina candle. "I'm buying one for my friend's birthday present tho[ugh]." The PEOPLE App is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! "Whatever makes men take showers," another user wrote. 5,000 bars of Sydney's Bathwater Bliss will be available for fans — 100 customers have the chance to enter a giveaway to win a bar of the soap before its June 6 release; after it's official sale date, the soap bar will be available on the Dr. Squatch website until supplies last. Read the original article on People
Indian Express
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Sydney Sweeney releases soap infused with her own bathwater, fans react: ‘Thanks, I'll take 100'
Actor Sydney Sweeney has often complained about people being too obsessed with her looks and not focusing on acting skills. But she also doesn't shy away from capitalising on her appearance. She recently posted about a collaboration with personal care product company Dr Squatch, but this isn't just another brand endorsement. The company has announced a limited edition soap that has been infused with the actual bathwater used by the actor, or so they claim. This bizarre product was revealed via an Instagram post with quite an interesting caption: 'Introducing: Sydney's Bathwater Bliss Sydney Sweeney. In collaboration with Sydney Sweeney, we created a limited-edition soap infused with her ACTUAL bathwater. Why? Because you all wouldn't stop asking. And Sydney said, 'Let's do it' (what a legend).' Sydney only posted a picture of the brand new soap with the caption, 'You kept asking about my bathwater after the Dr Squatch ad… so we kept it.' ALSO READ: Sydney Sweeney calls off wedding to Jonathan Davino, attends wedding of Glen Powell's sister: 'No compromise with her magical career' Fans took to the comment section of the post, and while some expressed excitement with GIFs and remarks in capital letters, many were unsure about this collaboration. A user commented, 'Thanks, I'll take 100,' while another remarked, 'We got Syndey Sweeney Dr Squatch bathwater soap before GTA 6.' Many expressed their confusion over the collab. One person commented, 'Alright, this is getting ridiculous,' and another wrote, 'Sydney honey I love you, but I don't know about this.' Interestingly, this isn't the weirdest thing a celebrity has decided to sell, as many may remember Gwyneth Paltrow's infamous Goop candle. The Iron Man actor came up with candles which smelt like her vagina. Sweeney's Euphoria co-star Jacob Elordi has previously sold candles infused with his bathwater, which was a reference to a scene in the film Saltburn. On the professional front, Euphoria's next season is all set to premiere in 2026, and Sweeney will also be seen in the film Americana, alongside Halsey, Paul Walter Hauser, Simon Rex, Zahn McClarnon and Eric Dane. The film will release on August 22.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Gwyneth Paltrow Flaunts Her Abs in a Tiny String Bikini Paired with Coastal Boxers
Gwyneth Paltrow welcomed summer by showing off some of her favorite pieces from the Goop Memorial Day weekend sale. The lifestyle maven posed in a navy blue string bikini paired with pinstriped boxers in one photo. Paltrow also went glam in a plunging black swimsuit with cutouts on the Paltrow is getting in the summer spirit. As the wellness guru kicked off the season over the weekend, she took a moment from her Memorial Day weekend festivities to serve up some summer style inspiration. In between the crisp pinstriped dresses, poplin dress shirts, and cozy wrap cardigans, Paltrow gave her 8.7 million followers a look at her go-to summer swimsuit in a tiny navy blue string bikini that put her toned abs front and center. Sharing a few of her favorite pieces from the Goop sale, Paltrow was the epitome of effortless quiet luxury as she posed in an array of chic looks. Starting off her Monday, May 26 Instagram carousel with a seemingly demure midi-length khaki skirt paired with a menswear-inspired button up that flashed a matching bra underneath, the Shakespeare in Love actress quickly shifted the style category to swimwear. In the second photo, Paltrow could be seen seemingly makeup-free and with wet blonde hair while snapping a bikini mirror selfie. Posing next to a rattan chair, the star showed off a tiny navy blue string bikini trimmed with gold hardware accents on the halterneck strap. Flashing several inches of toned midriff, she paired the look with $105 high-waisted white boxers with a subtle white and blue striped pattern from Goop's line. Posting a slew of dreamy coastal designs, structural sweaters, and vintage-inspired sundresses, Paltrow also showed off a dramatic one-piece swimsuit that was a sartorial 180 from her classic bikini. The plunging black swimsuit scooped all the way down to her belly button and featured a high-cut design on the legs as well as large cutouts on the side that bared most of Paltrow's torso. The entrepreneur, who appeared to be at a Goop event in New York City, paired the glam swimwear piece with a two-piece navy blue cover-up set made out of an open-weave crochet material. Wearing her blonde hair in a sleek straight design and accentuating her features with a bronzed complexion and smokey black eyeliner, Paltrow accessorized her cool girl swimwear look with a pair of pointy-toed brown leather slides. Read the original article on InStyle
Cosmopolitan
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
Here's where every outfit in Netflix's ‘Sirens' is from, worn by Meghann Fahy, Milly Alcock and Julianne Moore
How did we spend our weekend? Binge watching Netflix's new TV show, Sirens, of course. The all-star cast includes Meghann Fahy, Milly Alcock and Julianne Moore, but truly, it's the fashion throughout the five-part series that had us tuning in until the final episode. Talk about a dramatic ending! Don't worry – no spoilers here. The only info we'll be revealing is the deets on where you can get your hands on the exact outfits seen on screen. If you have yet to watch, the show is based on Molly Smith Metzler's 2011 play, Elemeno Pea, and follows Devon, a woman with more than a little baggage, as she attempts to reconnect with her troubled younger sister, Simone, in an effort to get her to leave her glamorous life and return home to Buffalo, New York. Located in a Nantucket-esque wealthy coastal town, the outfits by costume designer Caroline Duncan deserve their own subplot, IMO, providing relevant but unspoken context, speaking to each character's individual arc and revealing all-important clues. Below, all the info on the best Sirens outfits and where you can get the look. Let's not forget, Simone is trying desperately to carve out a new life for herself after escaping her tragic past, so it makes sense that she has fully adopted the same style as her new contemporaries in an attempt to ingratiate herself and fit in with the crowd. More than just a trend, the preppy patterned dresses worn by Simone and all those in the cult – we mean conservation charity group – signify the luxury and lifestyle associated with society's elite who can afford to vacation for 3 months of the year. This pink dress from the Lilly Pulitzer x Goop collection, released in 2019, is as preppy as they come. It's one of many Lilly Pulitzer designs featured in the show, along with similarly patterned designs. 'Simone's got to be obnoxious,' costume designer Caroline Duncan told Refinery29. 'It's like the dial is just turned up way too high. She's vibrating far too brightly, and she's trying way too hard to fit in. So everything about her feels extra, and she is in a hotter colour than everyone else in that world.' If Blair Waldorf taught us anything, it's that a headband is not optional, so naturally, Simone is repeatedly seen wearing one in the first few episodes. An Ashley McCormick mother-of-pearl cuff with seashell motifs nods to the coastal location, but it's her locket (with an identical necklace later gifted to Devon by Michaela) that provides the finishing touch while serving to identify the inner circle. As the episodes progress, so too do Simone's outfits. Sure, she's still wearing Lilly Pulitzer, but her shirt is a soft butter yellow. Paired with white linen shorts, there's a more relaxed feel to the ensemble, with Castañer cap-toe espadrilles worn on her feet and also a Jacquemus raffia bucket hat and white Miu Miu oval sunglasses at an early point in the episode. 'If you look closely, you can notice that there's such a journey within each character, within the costumes that they're wearing and the colours that they're wearing,' Milly Alcock, who portrays Simone, tells Town & Country. 'Simone goes from heels to flats, and it's symbolic of her being more grounded.' This journey is most evident in the final outfit we see Simone wear. Gone are the bright, brash prints and in their place is an asymmetric draped gown that's not quite silver, not quite blue. 'Blue very much felt like a moment, a marker for Simone feeling more in control. She starts to feel a little bit bolder and a step wiser,' says Duncan of the custom gown. It's a departure from what those around her are wearing and more in line with Michaela's aesthetic, as is her pin-straight hair worn down and around her face. Devon's head-to-toe black and stompy combat boots set her apart, and you better believe it's intentional. It's a look she returns to throughout the series, every time she leaves Cliff House. At the end of episode one, when she's banished from the property's grounds to a nearby hotel, all expenses paid for, we see Devon take advantage of the opportunity and buy a slinky crimson dress accessorised with a Jonathan Simkhai Birdget Oyster Shell bag and Christian Louboutin black peep-toe suede platform heels. The Francesca Miranda design featuring a custom monochrome red lining is sultry and sexy, standing out for all the right reasons. 'It felt like Devon would love that dress, because it's exoskeletal and it moves and it's bold. It moves so beautifully, and the colour is so defiant,' says Duncan. Plus, the Buffalo Bills (Devon's oft-referenced team) wear red, making it a nice tie-in to her pride around her roots. Of all the characters, Devon's style goes through the biggest evolution as she attempts to infiltrate and extract her sister from the cult. This includes donning her own Lilly Pulitzer frock complete with, you guessed it, Alice band and locket. 'Pulitzer is a great visual. It's so iconic, everyone understands,' Duncan told Vogue. Devon's Rodebjer yellow patterned summer dress feels like it falls somewhere between the two camps of her genuine self and new alter-ego. The relaxed, floaty maxi silhouette is less in keeping with the Stepford Wives, while the injection of colour aligns with the pretty colour palette of the town of Port Haven. Similarly, her choice of a brown striped Breton top and jeans in the final episode is one of the few IRL wearable outfits in the entire show. It's a normal outfit for a young woman that doesn't feel loaded with status or stigma. Despite leading the pack, Michaela – or Kiki, to the anointed – shuns the typical colourful, preppy attire favoured by her adoring followers. Instead, she favours a wardrobe consisting of loose, floaty silhouettes and neutral hues. 'Everyone else around Michaela is in this flutter of beautiful colour, and she's this visual pause,' says Duncan. 'Which, of course, means that she's the person you're looking at, at all times, in the room.' Most of Julianne Moore's costumes were custom-made by Caroline, like the ivory halterneck top made from vintage silk paired with coordinating flowing wide-leg trousers that Michaela wears in episode one. 'Our intent was to always have the audience questioning what the mythos surrounding her, and the lore of her, was,' says Duncan. 'I wanted her to feel like she was always floating and above the fracas of the real world.' Her clothes scream quiet luxury. She adds colour through her accessories, favouring statement jewels – like the Solange oversized necklace and earrings set worn with an Alexander McQueen strapless draped marigold gown by Michaela for the gala – and chunky gold pieces that add further elegance. When items were sourced and bought, it's no wonder they were from labels that nail this aesthetic, like The Row, Vince and this one-shoulder caftan gown by Halston. Her muted colour palette, including this linen Proenza Schouler top, also provides a contrast against Devon's black attire. As the two women battle for Simone's allegiance, their clothes visually state their opposition. 'It was very intentional that she not wear the colours of her posse,' Duncan explains. Cue a rewatch! Alexandria Dale is the Digital Fashion Writer at Cosmopolitan UK. Covering everything from the celebrity style moments worth knowing about to the latest fashion news, there's nothing she loves more than finding a high street dupe of a must-have designer item. As well as discovering new brands, she's passionate about sustainable fashion and establishing the trends that are actually worth investing in. Having worked in fashion journalism for six years, she has experience at both digital and print publications including Glamour and Ok!
Daily Mail
4 days ago
- Business
- Daily Mail
Gwyneth Paltrow flaunts her svelte figure in bikini-clad selfie as she models clothing from her Goop brand - after she was accused of 'faking PR story' about infamous 'vagina' candle
Gwyneth Paltrow displayed her incredible figure on Monday, as she shared a slew of snaps modelling pieces from the Goop clothing sale. The actress, 52, took to her Instagram to share a sizzling mirror selfie showing off her chiselled midriff in a navy bikini top and shorts. The Oscar winner put her best fashion foot forward as she gave fans a look at how she had styled her favourite items from her brand. In one casual look, Gwyneth put on a leggy display pair of denim cut-off shorts and a striped red-and-white T-shirt. While she also flaunted her toned figure in a pair of skin-tight brown leggings and a cropped hoodie, as she headed for a workout. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. The actress, 52, took to her Instagram to share a slew of snaps modelling pieces from the Goop clothing sale She also revealed her more office-appropriate ensembles, oozing sophistication in a white collared shirt and fitted pencil skirt. The Marvel star then styled the same figure-hugging skirt with a black button-up blouse and pointed high heels. For her relaxed outings attire, Gwyneth looked effortlessly stylish in a blue floral summer dress with a red quilted bag. And she cut a radiant figure in an ethereal white maxi dress as she beamed in a garden full of lavender bushes. While she opted for a racier look for a public event, slipping into a plunging black bodysuit under a sheer mesh jumper and skirt. Captioning the photos, Gwyneth promoted her brand, writing: 'A few of my favorite looks from the @goop sale.' The Hollywood star launched the wellness company in September 2008, with it evolving into an e-commerce site, lifestyle publication and even a Netflix documentary titled The Goop Lab With Gwyneth Paltrow. But while she has become renowned for revolving her life around Goop, Gwyneth was recently accused of not being as hands-on with her brand as much as she makes out. Last week, she attended the 2025 Mindvalley Manifesting Summit and spoke about the brand's now infamous 'This Smells Like My Vagina' candle. But fans questioned how much truth there was to her recounting of the controversial candle's origins, suggesting it was a 'fake PR story'. Goop released a candle called 'This Smells Like My Vagina' with the company Heretic in 2020, going instantly viral. Detailing how they came up with the product, Gwynethexplained that she was working with the perfumer Douglas Little to create scents for Goop, when she jokingly picked one up and said: 'This smells like my vagina.' She recalled: 'That product is so fascinating because we were messing around with different scents one day. And I smelled something and I was like, "Oh, that smells like... you know". 'I was joking. And then [Douglas] was like, "Oh we should make that a candle and put it on the site."' The entrepreneur thought Douglas was kidding and sarcastically agreed that it 'sounded like a winner.' She continued: 'All of a sudden, it was literally on the website. And then we broke the Internet again. And then it took us a long time to live that one down'. Captioning the photos, Gwyneth promoted her brand, writing: 'A few of my favorite looks from the @goop sale' However, Gwyneth said she decided that she liked the idea, saying: 'But, I kept it on the site because there is an aspect to women's sexuality, that I think, we're socialized to feel a lot of shame. 'And I sort of loved this kind of punk rock idea. "We are beautiful and we are awesome and go f*** yourself."' And while the story emitted applause and laughter from the sold-out audience, fans are now becoming increasingly dubious. Some pointed to the story as proof that Gwyneth isn't as enmeshed with the brand as she says she is, taking to Reddit to suggest: 'It is possible she has little to do with the day to day running of the business. 'A lot of these celebrity businesses are run by actual business professionals and the celebrity takes all the credit. 'It's not like she's designing products or has a background in marketing and finances. She may just be the mascot.' But others accused Gwyneth of fabricating the entire story for the sake of an exciting PR spin. They wrote: '"I just make jokes and then my team goes rogue without thinking of potential PR issues, and I have no say in what is produced, labelled or goes on the website for my own brand." Sure, Jan'. 'Out of touch millionaires really want us plebs to believe they say things jokingly in meetings and entire product launches happen by accident?' 'Hate these fake PR stories'; 'They knew it would sell because of the buzzy name, no need to be cheeky.'
