Gwyneth Paltrow poses topless as she unveils her new line of Goop jewelry… and shares her and daughter Apple’s annual piercing tradition
Gwyneth Paltrow posed completely topless as she unveiled her new line of jewelry, the G Label.
The Shakespeare In Love actress, 48, nearly overshadowed her $2,500 gold choker necklace as she posed with her right arm delicately covering her bare chest.
The revealing shoot not only showed off Gwyneth’s body, but gave insight into her relationship with daughter Apple, 17.
Going for the gold! Gwyneth Paltrow posed completely topless as she unveiled her new line of jewelry, the G Label
Gwyneth revealed she and Apple will get new piercings every year on her daughter’s birthday.
‘Every year on Apple’s birthday we get a new piercing – it’s a tradition we have. She was a big inspiration for this collection and helped me refine the designs. I named the pieces after her and her best friends,’ she said on her Goop website.
‘She’ll definitely be “borrowing” her namesake earrings,’ Gwyneth said, referring to the $1,450 Apple Circle Pave Drop Earrings.
Gwyneth, who shares daughter Apple and son Moses, 15, with her ex-husband Chris Martin, showcased her elegant collection wearing a variety of different ensembles.
‘It’s a tradition we have’: Gwyneth revealed she and Apple will get new piercings every year on her daughter’s birthday
Bling bling! Paltrow showed off her line’s $1,300 gold rings and $1,500 Elliot Assorted-Link Bracelet
While seated at a table, Gwyneth wore a sexy black bra as she modeled an array of chunky gold earrings and $1,500 Elliot Assorted-Link Bracelet.
The chunky gold rings adorned with a tiny diamond accent will set buyers back $1,300.
Wearing a beige trench coat, the actress looked blissful as she showed off her dazzling Emily Yellow Gold And Pave Split Earrings, which retail for $895.
Dazzling: Wearing a beige trench coat, the actress looked blissful as she showed off her dazzling Emily Yellow Gold And Pave Split Earrings, which retail for $895
Has a nice ring to it! The pricey pieces were adorned with a delicate diamond touch
As for the chic and delicate diamond-encrusted ear cuffs, those are available at $650.
Gwyneth described wearing precious metals and gems as an ’emotional’ experience.
‘There’s something about precious metals and gems – stones can feel cleansing, and gold is so warm. When you wear them, there’s almost a communal energy transferred back and forth. It’s emotional.’
‘There’s almost a communal energy transferred back and forth’: Gwyneth described wearing precious metals and gems as an ’emotional’ experience
The launch of the jewelry line comes after it had been reported that Goop had suffered ‘abysmal losses’ in the UK.
New Goop Inc Ltd paperwork ‘showed losses of £1.09million’ with Goop suffering in the wake of the pandemic.
The A-lister, 48, opened Goop’s London branch in Notting Hill in 2018, however the shop was shuttered in October.
Gorgeous: As for the chic and delicate diamond-encrusted ear cuffs, those are available at $650
Losses: New Goop Inc Ltd paperwork ‘showed losses of £1.09million’ with Goop suffering in the wake of the pandemic
An insider told The Sun: ‘These losses are abysmal. The pandemic didn’t help and now Gwyneth won’t be reopening the store.’
They added: ‘In new paperwork Goop Inc Ltd, which handles the business in the UK, showed losses of £1.09million.’
Gwyneth founded Goop – which now has an estimated net worth of £191million – in 2008 and while her company is now primarily based in the US, at the time the Oscar-winner was married to Coldplay’s Chris Martin, so was operating her multi-million dollar company from the UK.
Gwyneth launched Goop as a weekly newsletter offering fans her lifestyle recommendations including her favourite recipes, products, and health and fitness tips.
The brand has been heavily ridiculed for items sold online including Yoni eggs and a candle called This Smells Like My Vagina.
Family affair: Paltrow said her daughter Apple was an inspiration for the jewelry collection and even ‘helped me refine the designs’
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