On March 2nd, Nicole Richie appeared on The Ellen Show where she talked about cupping, her dad Lionel and how Ellen inspired her new hair cut! Nicole posted the following photo on Instagram:
nicolerichie: Dancing my way on to @TheEllenShow #CandidlyNicole
You can watch the interview below:
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Talk Shows and Radio » Talk Shows » The Ellen Show (March 02 2015)
Here are some of the interviews Nicole Richie took the time to do whilst she was in Dubai recently for their Shopping Festival.
ET Online spoke to Nicole Richie about the last ten episodes left to air of #CandidlyNicole. They also have an exclusive sneak peek of episode 11 which you can watch below.
To help get you ready for the first batch of laugh-out-loud episode, ETonline has your exclusive sneak peek of Richie and comedian Paul Scheer in their quest to become the world’s best spies.
“We met with an ex-CIA agent and it’s important to be prepared you never know what’s going to happen. The world is a dangerous place,” Richie explained on a conference call Wednesday. “He taught us some very cool tricks and things to do.”
One of the most useful tricks Richie and Scheer mastered was how to escape when your hands are duct-taped together. “Paul Scheer is awesome and it was such an amazing experience to go through with him,” Richie continued. “Escaping with duct tape is really great. I wish Liam Neeson had known how to do this because then there would have never been a Taken [movie].”
Richie’s comedic flare is once again on point in these next episodes of #Candidly Nicole, and the star revealed that the funny bone is definitely hereditary in the Richie family. “I would say my whole family has a pretty good sense of humor,” she explained. “My dad is a jokester and he likes anybody to smile and if he’s the butt of the joke and it’s going to make people laugh then he’s fine with that.”
“I feel that I’m kind of the same way,” The mom-of-two revealed. “My son Sparrow has kind of taken on that persona also. He loves to make people smile and laugh and he doesn’t t care if he’s at the center of the joke he’s just trying to have a good time.”
Whilst Nicole Richie visited the UAE for the first time for appearances at the Dubai Shopping Festival, she spent a lot of time doing interviews, and Buro 24/7 got a chance to chat with her for 10 minutes. They also took some great photos of Nicole!
Here is a snippet of the interview:
Tell us how you got started in fashion design?
I was a figure skater growing up and my father’s costume designer – who made all of his tour costumes – was making my figure skating competition dresses. I was ten-years-old and she really encouraged me to come into her studio with her. I had all these ideas – and this was right around the time that Vera Wang designed Nancy Kerrigan’s Olympic dress – and I had a specific vision of the dress I wanted and she encouraged me to watch her work. This helped me to really understand what it takes to make things and it was something that I just really loved. From there I started creating things and I would just go to fabric stores and I started to make my own jewellery. I was making chokers at that time because it was the 90’s and there I was gluing charms onto velvet straps. Just the idea of being able to make something spoke to me and I realised that was my way of being creative and having fun and that was my first step into knowing what I wanted to do – and I just knew it was something I wanted to do.
Who is your style icon?
Well you know when I think of the words ‘style icon’ I think that is someone who played a huge influence in why I even love fashion, so that would be my mother. In the 80s she was a ‘woman about town’ – she was everywhere with my father and travelling with him, and I remember sitting in her bathroom sitting and in her dressing room and watching her get her hair and makeup done and she had all the vintage Chanel bags and these great Alaia pieces. I remember just looking at her and thinking: “She looks so beautiful and I can’t wait until I can dress up.” And you know we have very different styles – she is much more of a lady than I am – but she was like my first vision of this woman that was working with fashion and someone that I wanted to be like.
You can read the full interview by clicking here.
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Appearances » 2015 » January 29: At the Duabi Shopping Festival and Virgin Radio Dubai
Full interview of Nicole Richie at the Dubai Virgin Radio Studios on The Kris Fade Show.
Thank you to chaimabens, thebeachdubai, jeannettepaola, missgeescott and maristuan on Instagram for sharing these videos of Nicole at the Dubai Shopping Festival.
The National interviewed Nicole Richie whilst she showcased her collection at a pop-up shop at the Dubai Shopping Festival.
What have you made of the UAE’s fashion scene and why was Dubai a choice market for you?
Well, I’ve been here less than 24 hours so it’s hard to say, but I must say that people here have a “look”. They take risks, they go for it and have fun with fashion. That’s really exciting for me and why I started this brand in the first place.
Any plans to open a boutique here?
I’d love to be here permanently in Dubai. I think that the city is really great at nurturing brands and it understands how to speak to customers; helping them understand what brands are all about. So yes I’d like to be here.
How do we best understand your brand?
It’s eclectic, fun and meant to be layered with other pieces. It’s supposed to make you feel free, confident and happy. It’s very music-inspired and I love the late 1960s, early 1970s, classic rock – that’s what hits home for me. I also love hitting flea markets wherever I am and especially if I’m traveling with my husband. I love finding new patterns, a colour, even a lampshade that I feel could be used as an earring! I like seeing alternative uses for things.
What are your three top picks from this capsule collection?
The shorts with suede fringing, the Chelsea sunglasses and the candles. I’ve taken my first step into homeware with the candles this year, so I’ll probably be expanding upon that. I love interiors and I love design so I’d say that would be a natural next stage.
Read the full interview over at The National by clicking here.
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