What Shade Of Makeup Does Jayde Pierce Wear

ASOS CHATS TO JAYDE PIERCE

By Steven Potter, i December 2020

In need of some glam-just-comfy $.25 for all your staying in-in plans this Dec? Our latest Style Edit, curated past model and Insta queen Jayde Pierce, has everything you could possibly want. Cos, in the words of Jayde herself, 'if we have to stay at home, at least we can await cute doing it'. Besides as picking out her fave ASOS Blueprint pieces for the choice, the self-confessed 'tracksuit girl' took some fourth dimension to chat with us about everything from creating content in lockdown to her lifelong struggles with body paradigm. Cheque out the interview below and cheque out the Jayde's Mode Edit for some seriously banging 'fits 😍

Talk us through the vibe of the edit?
'It's very me: very coincidental, full of a lot of amorphous outfits – jeans, crop tops, things that I genuinely like to clothing. Because of Covid and lockdowns, I didn't want the edit to be besides dressy or besides going out-y. If we accept to stay at home over again, at least we can expect cute doing it.'

Do you accept any favourite pieces from the edit?
'The dark-brown blazer. I love blazers because they are then piece of cake to dress up or down. We styled information technology with jeans and heels; information technology was the perfect await to sum up what the edit'southward all about. My other fave styles are a white jumper (also with jeans) and there'due south this wet-look fake-leather jacket that I absolutely love – it'due south only and then me; I'one thousand very much a jacket person, I love them.'

How would you depict your personal style?
'Very baggy 'fits. For as long every bit I could call up, I've e'er had insecurities around existence small. I know a lot of people don't say that considering, in club's eyes, being smaller is what's popping but that doesn't mean I don't still struggle with my paradigm. Then, with that, I kind of struggled to dress growing upwardly, because super-skinny jeans and tight tops were so popular. I dress to comprehend up the things that I want to but I desire to do it in a fashionable way. For example, I've struggled with my artillery only I like my stomach, so long-sleeved crop tops are perfect for me.'

How did yous overcome those body image struggles to brand a career out of the fashion you lot await?
'I've ever been okay with my face but I've really struggled with body bug. And it's a weird ane to speak about considering a lot of people would oft talk to me like I shouldn't have these issues considering I'thou a model. People need to understand that it doesn't matter what everyone else thinks or feels about my body, information technology's nigh how I feel. I even so struggle at present but the fashion I expect at it is, I don't want to expect back on my life and think why didn't I do that just considering of insecurities?'

Where do you think it stems from?
'People need to exist more understanding virtually where information technology comes from. I didn't simply wake up 1 day and recollect to myself, "oh, I hate my body". I was badly bullied in school and the things that people said to me in my childhood have literally affected my adulthood. I still remember about the things people used to say to me now. Doing well in my career is what helps me to push button past these things.'

Talking of careers, modelling and influencing is quite an intense CV, how do you do both? Exercise you exercise more of one than the other?
'I definitely do more influencing but I hate the word "influencer". I prefer "content creator". The influencing side of things might be at that place in product endorsement only a lot of inventiveness goes into the process. I create more than I model now and the creative freedom is what I love about it the most. It's very different to modelling because you're somebody else'southward blank canvass – the hair, the makeup; information technology'due south all styled and chosen by other people. I like the control that comes with creating my own things.'

What's it been like trying to keep up with content demands during lockdowns?
'It's been really hard but, when lockdown beginning happened, I felt like I was on a roll and everyone was in the same boat. Seeing other creators work nether these restrictions was really inspirational. But, as information technology went on, I felt like I started losing more and more of my inspiration because I usually depict a lot from travelling and being around other people.'

How has your style changed over the last few months?
'I'm in tracksuits all the time but, when lockdown started to ease the first time, I used the Consume Out To Aid Out scheme to dress up and it fabricated a actually overnice change. I'one thousand a tracksuit girl though, no doubt.'

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Your daughter Ayla might be one of the best-dressed tots on the 'gram. Would you similar her to follow in your footsteps as she gets older?
'No, it's not that I want her to follow in my footsteps. Whatever she wants to do, I will support that. Whether she says she wants to be a doctor or a dancer, information technology doesn't matter, I would support her no matter what she chooses. For me, her Insta is just inpso for other mums. I don't really like dressing kids in 'mummy'southward little affections' T-shirts just dressing them like mini-adults isn't the one for me either. I simply wanted to find a dainty middle ground.'

End the sentence '2020 has been…'
'A shambles!'

And what'due south the most positive thing that's happened to y'all this year?
'In that location'due south been a couple of things. Information technology'southward going to sound so cliche but I'd definitely say the ASOS edit has been an amazing opportunity. Also moving out of London for a quieter life with my daughter has been a really positive thing, too.'

Source: https://www.asos.com/au/women/fashion-feed/2020_12_02-weds/jayde-pierce-asos-style-edit/

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