Wyświetl ten post na Instagramie. Two quick updates. Hairs growing back. And I’ve officially turned into a duck. ? Post udostępniony przez Taylor Lautner (@taylorlautner) Kwi 9, 2019 o 9:04 PDT
Two quick updates. Hairs growing back. And I’ve officially turned into a duck. ?
Post udostępniony przez Taylor Lautner (@taylorlautner) Kwi 9, 2019 o 9:04 PDT
Wyświetl ten post na Instagramie. Last night was a dream! I was at the @ejaf @theacademy awards viewing party, surrounded by my peers, recognizing the best of the best for constantly pushing the envelope and inspiring us and the industry we love so much....while raising more than $6.4 million for the global effort to end AIDs. To add a cherry on top... @eltonjohn arrived with a golden statue in hand. ? Thank you for making me feel the full glamour last night: Styling: @livkhoury Hair: @josephchase M/U : @josecorella Dress: @paolo_sebastian Jewelry: @buccellatimilan Shoes: @stuartweitzman Post udostępniony przez Ashley Greene Khoury (@ashleygreene) Lut 10, 2020 o 10:30 PST
Last night was a dream! I was at the @ejaf @theacademy awards viewing party, surrounded by my peers, recognizing the best of the best for constantly pushing the envelope and inspiring us and the industry we love so much....while raising more than $6.4 million for the global effort to end AIDs. To add a cherry on top... @eltonjohn arrived with a golden statue in hand. ? Thank you for making me feel the full glamour last night: Styling: @livkhoury Hair: @josephchase M/U : @josecorella Dress: @paolo_sebastian Jewelry: @buccellatimilan Shoes: @stuartweitzman
Post udostępniony przez Ashley Greene Khoury (@ashleygreene) Lut 10, 2020 o 10:30 PST
Wyświetl ten post na Instagramie. My bday present!! @sixandboe took the kids and me to @maufrais.austin to have a one of a kind hat made for this guy! So much fun, thanks Oren! And thanks to all of y’all for the bday wishes! Much love and appreciation for all of you! ? Post udostępniony przez Jackson Rathbone (@jacksonrathbone) Gru 14, 2019 o 2:19 PST
My bday present!! @sixandboe took the kids and me to @maufrais.austin to have a one of a kind hat made for this guy! So much fun, thanks Oren! And thanks to all of y’all for the bday wishes! Much love and appreciation for all of you! ?
Post udostępniony przez Jackson Rathbone (@jacksonrathbone) Gru 14, 2019 o 2:19 PST
Wyświetl ten post na Instagramie. Thank you @forbes for your beautiful piece on Bayou With Love. I love when women interview women about business, success, and financial growth in an industry that could use more stories about powerful ladies. In 2017, I was approached by an all-women team at tech company Dell, inspired by my vision to create sustainable jewelry. They were looking to repurpose their e-waste (recycled technology) and told me on our first call that Americans alone throw away more than $60 million in gold and silver every year. My jaw hit the floor. I knew that with the right filter people could begin to see that gold is gold, no matter where it comes from, and this would be the perfect opportunity to showcase the beauty found in waste. Understandably due to the nature of higher costs associated with creating sustainable products (ethical labor has a price guys!) coupled with the again understandable fear of spending hard earned money on “recycled”, I had hit many walls leading up to this moment. But just four months after our initial phone meeting, we debuted our first collection together at CES. A tech convention featuring jewelry? Does that even make sense? I was terrified, but I knew in my gut that cross pollinating is where we all succeed. Combining areas that seem distinctly different and finding common ground is the key to changing the way people consume, breaking routine, opening up minds and hearts to something new. Are we changing the world? No. I’m making jewelry. But the hope is that this creates an even bigger conversation around the destructive nature of human beings, how we treat our planet + each other, and voting for what we believe in with every dollar we spend. I share this because someone once told me, girls need to read stories about women who believe in their dreams. And while I have no idea where this road will take me, and what kind of “success” I’ll find along the way, I know that I believe in it. And all of you out there who have dreams to do something that’s never been done before, to dive head first into your passion whatever that may be, you have to believe in what you are doing with every fiber of your being?Happy Tuesday! Post udostępniony przez Nikki Reed (@nikkireed) Mar 31, 2020 o 11:24 PDT
Thank you @forbes for your beautiful piece on Bayou With Love. I love when women interview women about business, success, and financial growth in an industry that could use more stories about powerful ladies. In 2017, I was approached by an all-women team at tech company Dell, inspired by my vision to create sustainable jewelry. They were looking to repurpose their e-waste (recycled technology) and told me on our first call that Americans alone throw away more than $60 million in gold and silver every year. My jaw hit the floor. I knew that with the right filter people could begin to see that gold is gold, no matter where it comes from, and this would be the perfect opportunity to showcase the beauty found in waste. Understandably due to the nature of higher costs associated with creating sustainable products (ethical labor has a price guys!) coupled with the again understandable fear of spending hard earned money on “recycled”, I had hit many walls leading up to this moment. But just four months after our initial phone meeting, we debuted our first collection together at CES. A tech convention featuring jewelry? Does that even make sense? I was terrified, but I knew in my gut that cross pollinating is where we all succeed. Combining areas that seem distinctly different and finding common ground is the key to changing the way people consume, breaking routine, opening up minds and hearts to something new. Are we changing the world? No. I’m making jewelry. But the hope is that this creates an even bigger conversation around the destructive nature of human beings, how we treat our planet + each other, and voting for what we believe in with every dollar we spend. I share this because someone once told me, girls need to read stories about women who believe in their dreams. And while I have no idea where this road will take me, and what kind of “success” I’ll find along the way, I know that I believe in it. And all of you out there who have dreams to do something that’s never been done before, to dive head first into your passion whatever that may be, you have to believe in what you are doing with every fiber of your being?Happy Tuesday!
Post udostępniony przez Nikki Reed (@nikkireed) Mar 31, 2020 o 11:24 PDT
Wyświetl ten post na Instagramie. Thanks for the fun shoot @jjreddington for @buzzfeednews @fbicbs Post udostępniony przez Kellan Lutz (@kellanlutz) Sty 23, 2020 o 11:38 PST
Thanks for the fun shoot @jjreddington for @buzzfeednews @fbicbs
Post udostępniony przez Kellan Lutz (@kellanlutz) Sty 23, 2020 o 11:38 PST
