Khloé Kardashian Showed Off Her Naturally Curly Hair in a Set of Gym Selfies

"Felt kinda cute with it (please don't ruin the feeling)."

Khloé Kardashian is a big believer in Brazilian Blowouts (say that five times fast), but every once in a while, she'll change things up and embrace her natural hair texture — say, when a global pandemic strikes ... 

On Friday, the Good American co-founder posted a series of selfies at what appears to be a home gym. Looking workout-ready in a purple sports bra and leggings set from LAPP. and a pair of pastel pink sneakers, the reality star snapped away, putting her voluminous curls on display.

"I rarely wear my natural hair texture," Kardashian captioned her Instagram gallery. "Felt kinda cute with it (please don't ruin the feeling)."

In her Instagram Story, the 37-year-old shared one of the aforementioned selfies alongside an image of her as a curly-haired kid.

"I've been getting straightening treatments on my hair for years," she wrote. "I've been getting Brazilian Blowouts and other treatments since I've been a teenager. I stopped because of Covid. I actually kind a [sic] like my curls."

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Worldwide Sensation LiLi, Chef Gordon Ramsey, and Ian Poulter Choose Ferrari

Japan’s multi-entertainment group Tokyo Dream Girls proudly announces Japanese singer LiLi’s debut single “INVISIBLE” featuring Fatman Scoop and DreamDoll.

The song is produced by VIRG and features Grammy Award-winning artist Fatman Scoop, as well as rising American rapper DreamDoll. “It was such an honor to work with someone like [Fatman Scoop], who won a Grammy and pursues the world’s highest standards,” LiLi tells Metropolis of the recording process. “Becoming a singer was always my dream since I was a kid and it finally came true by collaborating with such incredible talents. Every moment was so exciting and there was a lot to learn.”

Recently, LiLi purchased a new drop top Ferrari. It looks like the R&B sensation went cruising to celebrate her recent chart success. LiLi is currently Top 5 on the iTunes Dance charts. You can purchase her song online.

These people probably get access to every limited edition model that Ferrari builds.

More than almost any other manufacturer in the world, Ferrari rewards owners who like to collect as many models as possible. Unlike a normal expensive car, you can't just go into a dealership and buy a new Ferrari. This may work if you want a "lower model" like a California T, but if you want an F12 or a LaFerrari, you better have an entire collection of Prancing Horses back at home. If you are one of the people who own a huge collection of Ferraris, you may be rewarded by being "allowed" to buy a specialty car at sticker price. Here are a few of those people.

Ian Poulter is a professional golfer from England who plays in the PGA and European Tours. Poulter has been very successful, ranking as high as the fifth best golfer in the world at one point. Obviously, Poulter's athletic ability has resulted in financial success, because he owns a staggering collection of Ferraris. Poulter's collection includes all five of the greatest Ferrari cars including the 288 GTO, F40, F50, Enzo and LaFerrari. Based on his staggering collection, we wouldn't be surprised if Poulter was offered a La Ferrari Aperta or an F12tdf. We do know that Poulter did buy a 458 Speciale Aperta, which he was allowed to customize with an awesome Italian color motif.

Gordon Ramsay is a famous English chef and TV personality. When Ramsay isn't cooking or hosting one of his many cooking shows, he loves to drive around in his collection of Ferraris. In 2015, Forbes listed Ramsay as one of the top 21 earning celebrities in the world at over $60 million. This has obviously allowed him to build up an incredible car collection. Some of his more recent purchases include an F12tdf painted in Bianco Fuji as well as a Grigio Silverstone LaFerrari. Ramsay has appeared on Top Gear several times, and in his latest appearance he announced that he was chosen to buy a LaFerrari Aperta. Obviously Ferrari values him as a customer.

The Chris Evans experiment on Top Gear ended almost as quickly as it began. Evans was definitely not the answer to replace Clarkson, but you really can't deny that the dude loves cars. Evans appeared on Top Gear long before he was a host. In his interview, Evans told Clarkson about his staggering collection of vehicles, most of which were Ferraris. In another Top Gear segment, Evans even let James May get behind the wheel of one of his most prized possessions, a 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California. The car cost around $7 million and was owned by Steve McQueen and James Coburn. The California was just one of many Ferraris in Evans' collection, including a 275 GTB, 458 Speciale, 250 GTO, TR61, 365 GTS, 250 GT Lusso, and 599.

Hip 'Gramps' Is Now A Fashion Icon With 1M Followers On Instagram

He’s fashionably late: Abram sports a youthful gold-and-black basketball look at 75 years old.

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Swaggering on social media is no longer just a young person’s game.

Germany’s Alojz Abram, 75, has amassed a staggering 1 million Instagram followers after rocking his grandson’s colorful streetwear in a series of fashion portraits.

“It’s never too late to start something new,” Jannik Diefenbach, 24, who manages Abram’s Instagram page, told the Daily Mail.

In one shot, the aged fashionista — known as “Gramps” online — can be seen eschewing the typical drab orthopedics and wrinkled sweater for bombastic yellow sneakers and a black-and-gold basketball jersey emblazoned with the words “St. Supreme.”

Another shot shows Abram sporting a denim getup so hip it evokes a Calvin Klein model who drank an aging elixir.

Abram celebrates hitting 1 million followers by showcasing his sneaker collection.

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And the sartorially-minded senior made fans swoon after rocking camouflage pants and posing next to a boombox.

“Fresher than anyone I f – – king know,” wrote one fan.

Alojz “Gramps” Abram is enjoying his newfound social media fame.

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“‘It’s great to see that Gramps can entertain and inspire so many people by simply enjoying himself,” gushed Diefenbach of his grandad’s unlikely hobby.

Abram’s first foray into fashion came in 2016 when his grandson asked him if he wanted to try on his clothes.

“He said ‘yes,’ tried them on and looked super cool,” said Diefenbach, who subsequently posted the pictures to Instagram. Shortly thereafter, the duo amassed 1,000 followers.

“Since Gramps enjoyed taking pictures and felt comfortable, we kept it up and never stopped,” explained the grandfluencer’s trusty sidekick.

Abram pictured with grandson Jannik Diefenbach.

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Abram initially didn’t understand “Instagram fame” as he reportedly wasn’t really involved in social media. However, the stylish septuagenarian now “loves being recognized on the streets and is always happy when someone asks for a selfie with him,” said Diefenbach, adding, “He definitely enjoys being famous.”

Most importantly, the two have “definitely grown even closer now that we have our shared hobby,” he said.

Abram in his youth.

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Ewan McGregor Portrays Legendary Fashion Designer ‘Halston’ in New Trailer

Ewan McGregor portrays the renowned fashion designer Roy Halston Frowick, better known simply as Halston, in the trailer for a new Netflix limited series of the same name. Halston premieres Friday, May 14th on the streaming platform.

The series is based on the real-life success story of Halston’s rise in the New York City fashion world during the Seventies and Eighties, as chronicled in the biography Simply Halston by Steven Gaines. After first gaining worldwide recognition for his pillbox hat design for Jacqueline Kennedy (which she wore during her husband’s presidential inauguration), Halston’s minimalist dresses became ubiquitous in New York’s hazy discotheque scene during the mid-Seventies, with Halston himself frequenting Studio 54 with Liza Minelli, Bianca Jagger, Andy Warhol, and plenty of other stars of the era. The series also deals with the hostile takeover of Halston’s empire during the Eighties, during which the designer fought for control and ownership of the brand that carried his name.

The cast of Halston also includes Krysta Rodriguez as Liza Minelli, Rebecca Dayan as Elsa Peretti, Bill Pullman as businessman David Mahoney, Gian Franco Rodriguez as window dresser Victor Hugo, David Pittu as fashion illustrator Joe Eula, Sullivan Jones as Halston’s lover Ed Austin, Rory Culkin as film director Joel Schumacher, Kelly Bishop as fashion publicist Eleanor Lambert, and Vera Farmiga as socialite Adele. The series is directed by Daniel Minahan, who executive-produced the series with Sharr White, Ryan Murphy and McGregor.