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2ovamodule
1 day ago
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's eldest daughter, North West, is experimenting with her look again.
On Wednesday, July 29, the 13-year-old debuted faux dermal piercings on her thighs, consisting of silver studs, while going to dinner with a friend at ***** u Malibu, per photos obtained by Page Six.
As for her outfit, North rocked a graphic T-shirt that read "call my school" on the top and "tell them I died " at the bottom, paired with a pleated miniskirt and Converse boots. She also sported her signature long blue hair, a large pair of black shades and an ***** ortment of jewelry.
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Over the past few years, North has taken on an edgy style, playing around with fake face tattoos and a mix of real and faux piercings. In her song "Piercing on My Hand," North rapped, "I want more piercings and tats."

#kanye
shin3_kernel_6iny
3 days ago
Kate Cassidy has removed one of her tribute tattoos to Liam Payne.
On Tuesday, the social media influencer took to Instagram to share a picture from Skin Club Miami laser studio. She captioned the mirror selfie, "tattoo removal today."
She followed the post with a video of the tattoo removal process, which extracted her "444" tattoo. The piece was initially done as a tribute for Liam after his death in October 2024. It represented the couple's angel number that meant love and support.
Along the video, the influencer clarified she "decided to get some tattoos removed that were done poorly," however, she "will be getting redone eventually."
The influencer had several tattoos done in honor of Liam. She also has one of angel wings and his initials, "LP," on her wrist.

#tattoos #tattoo #done #kate
5socket
3 days ago
Miley Cyrus is never one to shy away from a bold, revealing look.
From bikinis to lingerie, the "Flowers" singer, 33, posed in risque photos on the cover of Wonderland's summer 2026 issue.
In the photoshoot, which was shared on Instagram on Monday, July 27, she wears an oversized satin coat jacket from Saint Laurent while shirtless and covering her chest with her crossed arm. Other looks feature the "Hannah Montana" star strutting in a leather jacket while flaunting her tattoos or a one-shoulder ruffle top while slightly revealing more skin.
In another photo, the pop star embraces minimalism as she wears nothing but a Tiffany & Co. necklace and her blonde curls.
She's no stranger to a provocative appearance. At the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, she famously wore a nude-toned two-piece outfit as she twerked on Robin Thicke with a foam finger during a performance of "We Can't Stop" and Thicke's "Blurred Lines. "

#jacket #star #Instagram
JHWSm0ALqdV0
14 days ago
Tattooists say "bottomless tattoo" events are devaluing their craft, as removal specialists report growing demand from people wanting tiny tattoos erased.
Chantale Coady-McCombs, owner of Picture House Tattoo Studio in Chippenham, Wiltshire, said the rise of "micro tattoo bottomless brunch studios" had led to more clients needing help to fix or cover unwanted artwork.
The concept allows customers to book a set amount of time with an artist and get as many small tattoos as they want during the session.
BBC News has approached a number of studios offering bottomless tattoos for comment.
Tanya Buxton, owner of Paradise Tattoo Studio in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire said: "It's encouraging irresponsibility."
7tunnelw6lfmeg
15 days ago
Dallas Cowboys cheerleader rookie Emily Awbrey has given fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse of how she covers her hand tattoo
It was revealed this week that Awbrey was among the "comeback girls" to make the 2026-27 team after being cut the previous year
She shared a step-by-step guide on Instagram of how she covers her inking, given that cheerleaders aren't allowed to have even the smallest tattoos "visible in the uniform or in rehearsal attire," per the DCC website
America's Sweethearts star Emily Awbrey is giving fans a glimpse of how she completes her Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders look.
PEOPLE reported on Thursday, July 16, that Awbrey was among the "comeback girls" to make the 2026-27 team after being cut the previous year.
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1 month ago
Kate Gosselin's estranged son is turning heads for more than just his upcoming memoir.
Collin Gosselin recently celebrated the milestone "surrounded by friends," showing off visible tattoos, longer hair, and a noticeably more confident presence.
As Collin Gosselin steps back into the spotlight, fans are reacting not only to his transformation but also to his long-running estrangement from Kate Gosselin.
Collin Gosselin recently celebrated his memoir, In The Shadow of Eight, at his favorite restaurant, Farzi New York. In an Instagram video, the former reality TV star appeared relaxed and grateful as he marked the milestone surrounded by friends.
In a black long-sleeved shirt and gray bottoms, Collin displayed a more grown-up look. His wavy hair touched the back of his neck, and the sleeveless tattoo exposed a bit under his cuff, making him a hot fan favorite.
mostlysr
1 month ago
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup starts on June 11, 2026, traditional news and social media channels will be full of pictures of the players. Many of them will be showing their tattoos.
Body art has become increasingly part of international soccer, although its prevalence can vary across geographical regions. A study of athletes participating in the 2018 World Cup found that Latin American players were the most heavily tattooed, followed by those from Oceania and Europe. African and Asian players are the least tattooed.
I have been studying tattoos and their spiritual and religious roles since 2018. Tattoos are an investment of time and money; they tend to symbolize something important in the person's life. For professional athletes, however, they take on another level of meaning.
World Cup players' tattoos offer a glimpse into what they value in their lives. Sociologist Gustavo Morello counted 226 tattoos across Argentina's 2022 World Cup squad, including those of World Cup record-holder Lionel Messi.
These athletes operate in controlled environments in which what they do and say with their bodies is highly regulated. A player cannot freely ski, ride, work out or take vacations without considering contractual obligations to companies and other investors. Most of the professionals playing in the World Cup have also signed sponsorship agreements that regulate what they can display on their social media.

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