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She’s known for her zany sense of humour whether on the hit series Parks And Recreation or hosting The Golden Globes.
But when Amy Poehler isn’t making people laugh she likes to spend time pampering herself like a Victoria’s Secret model.
In an interview in O Magazine, the 43-year-old revealed her love for ‘fancy underwear’ which she tends to ‘buy all over the world.’
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Secret luxury: In an interview in O Magazine, Amy Poehler revealed her love for ‘fancy underwear’ which she tends to ‘buy all over the world’
The comedian looked fabulous in a colourful floral romper in the November issue of Oprah Winfrey’s publication.
The mother of two opens up about various things including her favourite indulgence.
‘Fancy underwear, which I buy all over the world,’ the SNL veteran said.
Loow who it is: Oprah wears an all white suit on the cover of the November issue
‘I’m not shy about throwing away my gently used pairs and replacing them with new ones.’
In keeping with her wacky sensibility, she also discussed what she likes to say to get a conversation started at a party.
‘Hey, did you steal my wallet?’ she joked, before admitting: ‘Just kidding. What’s your name?’
When not splurging on unmentionables, the talented star is keeping busy working on the seventh and final season of her NBC sitcom Parks And Recreation.
Stars of the show: She and Tina Fey have been fantastic as hosts of The Golden Globes for the last two years
While a premiere date has yet to be announced, the show will have a truncated run with just 13 episodes before signing off.
In addition, Amy’s getting ready to publish her first book, Yes Please.
Hitting shelves on October 28th, it features personal stories on love, sex, friendship and parenthood peppered with her trademark wit and biting voice.
Coming to an end: Parks And Recreation is currently filming its seventh and final season
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A New York-based artist by the name Zoë Buckman, used her love and appreciation for hip-hop as inpiration for her latest project. In a series called “Every Curve,” Buckman embroidered (by hand) lyrics from Tupac and Biggie onto vintage lingerie pieces in order to address the issues of misogyny surrounding the culture, as well as, misogyny in the general art world. The self-proclaimed feminist chose to add another spin to the lyrics and ”recreate them as something beautiful and thought-provoking.”
Buckman chopped it up with i-D to discuss the meaning behind her art work and why she chose lingerie as a platform to express herself. ”When I first started this project, I thought I would take the lyrics and embroider them onto these very flowy, silky, liberating ’20s and ’30s-era lace slips bralettes. But as I started working on those, I realized that I also wanted to create pieces from ’50s, ’60s, ’70s lingerie, which were almost the opposite.” Buckman notes the vintage lingerie act as ”representations of women throughout history.”
Zoë Buckman’s pieces from the “Every Curve” series can currently be viewed at Alan Koppel Gallery in Chicago through Oct. 31, as part of the “What Is, Isn’t” exhibition.
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