Good news for Gwyneth Platrow’s children Apple, 10, and Moses, 8 – in a new interview Gwyneth has said that she would like to take over her Goop website.
Sex dust, brain bark, $90 white t-shirts – soon all of this, and more, can be theirs!
During the interview, with Bloomberg Television, Gwyneth said: ‘I never wanted to do a proprietary brand. I wanted it to be its own thing that my children can run one day if they want to’
The problem is, there aren’t many people who share Gwyneth’s unique mind-set. We just can’t imagine anyone else recommending that we spend £3800 on a set of kitchen tools.
Speaking of which, Gwyn also addressed criticism that her site is out of touch with the average consumer. ‘I think there is sometimes a miscommunication,’ she said. ‘We aren’t a super-luxury site but we’re aspirational. We have things on there that cost $4. We have things on there that cost $500.’
‘I think sometimes that some of the criticism that Goop gets is because people haven't actually gone to the site and looked around to see what we actually are,’ she continued.
Gwyneth Paltrow Look Book
,%20A%20Program%20Of%20The%20Entertainment%20Industry%20Foundation%20(EIF)%205%20sept%202014_700x1050.jpg?q=80&w=500 "Gwyneth Paltrow at Hollywood Unites For The 4th Biennial Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C), A Program Of The Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF), 5 September 2014")
