Photo: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images; Gwyneth Paltrow InstagramGwyneth Paltrowand daughterApple Martinshare a special style tradition each year when theGoopfounder celebrates her eldest child’s birthday.The lookalike mother-daughter duo get a new piercing on Apple’s birthday, so it’s no wonder Paltrow, 48, dedicated a design from hernew Goop G. Label Jewelry collectionto Apple, 17.“Every year on Apple’s birthday, we get a new piercing — it’s this little tradition we have,” Paltrow said onInstagram. “She was a big inspiration for this collection and helped me refine the designs. She’ll definitely be ‘borrowing’ her namesake earrings.“Anjelica RiveraIn Apple’s honor, the lifestyle guru and entrepreneur created theApple Circle Pavé Drop Earringsfor the line, a trio of hoops featuring 44 diamonds, retailing for $1,450. The sentimental earrings are one of six of the classic investment pieces Paltrow designed for Goop’s debut jewelry collection.“I don’t differentiate between day and night. If I invest in a great piece of jewelry, I’m going to wear it all the time: I’ll sleep in it, wear it on the red carpet and pick up [my son] Moses from school in it,” she said.Anjelica RiveraFor the campaign, Paltrow modeled the pieces herself, including the Deven Link Necklace ($2,500), Emily Yellow Gold and Pavé Split Earrings ($895), Sydney Floating-Diamond Pinkie Ring ($1,300), Elliot Assorted-Link Bracelet ($1,500) and Fiene Yellow Gold and Pavé Ear Cuff ($650).Anjelica RiveraWhile the star covered up in clothing for some shots, in others Paltrow stripped down to a black bra and even went topless as she modeled the jewelry.Anjelica RiveraJewelry has always held a special place in Paltrow’s heart. When the actress looked back at her life through style in aVoguevideo, she shared the heartwarming story behindthe pieces she wore to the 1999 Oscars: Harry Winston diamond earrings and a matching choker necklace.“I had borrowed [these] Harry Winston earrings and necklace forthe Oscars, and then after I won, my dad, as a present, surprised me with them,” Paltrow explained. “Now I’m gonna cry. So, that was very sweet.“Paltrow’s father, Bruce Paltrow,diedsuddenly in Rome, Italy, just three years later of complications resulting from pneumonia. Almost two decades after she first wore them, she decided that her wedding to Brad Falchuk was the perfect occasion to rewear the special jewels.“And I wore the earrings and necklace when I gotmarried to Bradin homage to my dad, as a way of keeping him there with us,” she said, before dabbing her eyes and joking, “You guys made me cry, you dicks! I hate crying in public.”
Photo: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images; Gwyneth Paltrow Instagram
Gwyneth Paltrowand daughterApple Martinshare a special style tradition each year when theGoopfounder celebrates her eldest child’s birthday.The lookalike mother-daughter duo get a new piercing on Apple’s birthday, so it’s no wonder Paltrow, 48, dedicated a design from hernew Goop G. Label Jewelry collectionto Apple, 17.“Every year on Apple’s birthday, we get a new piercing — it’s this little tradition we have,” Paltrow said onInstagram. “She was a big inspiration for this collection and helped me refine the designs. She’ll definitely be ‘borrowing’ her namesake earrings.“Anjelica RiveraIn Apple’s honor, the lifestyle guru and entrepreneur created theApple Circle Pavé Drop Earringsfor the line, a trio of hoops featuring 44 diamonds, retailing for $1,450. The sentimental earrings are one of six of the classic investment pieces Paltrow designed for Goop’s debut jewelry collection.“I don’t differentiate between day and night. If I invest in a great piece of jewelry, I’m going to wear it all the time: I’ll sleep in it, wear it on the red carpet and pick up [my son] Moses from school in it,” she said.Anjelica RiveraFor the campaign, Paltrow modeled the pieces herself, including the Deven Link Necklace ($2,500), Emily Yellow Gold and Pavé Split Earrings ($895), Sydney Floating-Diamond Pinkie Ring ($1,300), Elliot Assorted-Link Bracelet ($1,500) and Fiene Yellow Gold and Pavé Ear Cuff ($650).Anjelica RiveraWhile the star covered up in clothing for some shots, in others Paltrow stripped down to a black bra and even went topless as she modeled the jewelry.Anjelica RiveraJewelry has always held a special place in Paltrow’s heart. When the actress looked back at her life through style in aVoguevideo, she shared the heartwarming story behindthe pieces she wore to the 1999 Oscars: Harry Winston diamond earrings and a matching choker necklace.“I had borrowed [these] Harry Winston earrings and necklace forthe Oscars, and then after I won, my dad, as a present, surprised me with them,” Paltrow explained. “Now I’m gonna cry. So, that was very sweet.“Paltrow’s father, Bruce Paltrow,diedsuddenly in Rome, Italy, just three years later of complications resulting from pneumonia. Almost two decades after she first wore them, she decided that her wedding to Brad Falchuk was the perfect occasion to rewear the special jewels.“And I wore the earrings and necklace when I gotmarried to Bradin homage to my dad, as a way of keeping him there with us,” she said, before dabbing her eyes and joking, “You guys made me cry, you dicks! I hate crying in public.”
Gwyneth Paltrowand daughterApple Martinshare a special style tradition each year when theGoopfounder celebrates her eldest child’s birthday.
The lookalike mother-daughter duo get a new piercing on Apple’s birthday, so it’s no wonder Paltrow, 48, dedicated a design from hernew Goop G. Label Jewelry collectionto Apple, 17.
“Every year on Apple’s birthday, we get a new piercing — it’s this little tradition we have,” Paltrow said onInstagram. “She was a big inspiration for this collection and helped me refine the designs. She’ll definitely be ‘borrowing’ her namesake earrings.”
Anjelica Rivera
In Apple’s honor, the lifestyle guru and entrepreneur created theApple Circle Pavé Drop Earringsfor the line, a trio of hoops featuring 44 diamonds, retailing for $1,450. The sentimental earrings are one of six of the classic investment pieces Paltrow designed for Goop’s debut jewelry collection.
“I don’t differentiate between day and night. If I invest in a great piece of jewelry, I’m going to wear it all the time: I’ll sleep in it, wear it on the red carpet and pick up [my son] Moses from school in it,” she said.
For the campaign, Paltrow modeled the pieces herself, including the Deven Link Necklace ($2,500), Emily Yellow Gold and Pavé Split Earrings ($895), Sydney Floating-Diamond Pinkie Ring ($1,300), Elliot Assorted-Link Bracelet ($1,500) and Fiene Yellow Gold and Pavé Ear Cuff ($650).
While the star covered up in clothing for some shots, in others Paltrow stripped down to a black bra and even went topless as she modeled the jewelry.
Jewelry has always held a special place in Paltrow’s heart. When the actress looked back at her life through style in aVoguevideo, she shared the heartwarming story behindthe pieces she wore to the 1999 Oscars: Harry Winston diamond earrings and a matching choker necklace.
“I had borrowed [these] Harry Winston earrings and necklace forthe Oscars, and then after I won, my dad, as a present, surprised me with them,” Paltrow explained. “Now I’m gonna cry. So, that was very sweet.”
Paltrow’s father, Bruce Paltrow,diedsuddenly in Rome, Italy, just three years later of complications resulting from pneumonia. Almost two decades after she first wore them, she decided that her wedding to Brad Falchuk was the perfect occasion to rewear the special jewels.
“And I wore the earrings and necklace when I gotmarried to Bradin homage to my dad, as a way of keeping him there with us,” she said, before dabbing her eyes and joking, “You guys made me cry, you dicks! I hate crying in public.”
source: people.com
