The singer Mariah Carey treated fans to a series of snaps showing off her svelte figure in various poses. Our favorite outfit, however, is the first shot, in which she wears denim jeans and a white strappy top.
We know the on-screen diva isn’t joking around with her denim; in the early 2000s, Mariah, best known for wearing jeans while filming Heartbreaker, wore them on and off camera.
The mother of two wore her denim everywhere back then. It’s become her signature, so it only makes sense that she still styles them to perfection up until now.
Mariah Carey went all out and proved that at 52, she’s still got it. Even though she was wearing casual clothes, she looked beautiful. However, she added some edge with a spectacular flower necklace and bracelet.
Although the photo was in black and white, we can be sure that she went for a subtle glam look and kept her platinum hair down. For her cut, she opted for skinny jeans, which she left unbuttoned to add more subtlety to her ensemble.
Mariah and Find Your Happy Place have collaborated to create a line of cheery candles, body lotions, and bath gels just in time for the holidays.
“Nothing cleanses body and soul like a luxurious warm bubble bath,”
Carey spoke about her collaboration with the company, which aims to encourage people to take a minute for themselves.
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The 52-year-old Carey revealed how the holiday song came to be in a new interview for the December issue of W magazine. The five-time Grammy winner created the 1994 song while she was up one night exploring and playing the keyboard in the house she once shared with her ex-husband Tommy Mottola. she revealed to the publication.
In her 2020 memoir The Meaning of Mariah Carey, the pop icon opened up about her upbringing, detailing the traumatic violence and drug use among her siblings. However, the pop star’s childhood was not happy.
The Always Be My Baby and Fantasy singer also mentioned that she often felt “different” as a mixed-race child growing up in the predominantly white Long Island neighborhood of Huntington.
“It was very early in my career and I thought it was a little early to be doing this, but I was like, ‘Well, I love Christmas.’ I had a very sad Christmas as a child, but I always try to find the bright light.”
The US Trademark Trial and Appeal Board has denied Mariah Carey’s wishes. So she is not the rightful owner of the nickname Queen of Christmas.
Carey’s attempt to trademark the title and the singer’s concurrent attempts to trademark “Princess Christmas” and “QOC” was rejected by Elizabeth Chan, reputed to be the world’s only full-time Christmas music artist.
If she had a trademark, she would have the legal ability to prevent others from using that title on music and merchandise.
