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Mary J. Blige: Hooped earrings make me feel untouchable

Mary J. Blige feels untouchable in a pair of hooped earrings.
The 47-year-old singer is well-known for her eye-catching style and Mary has revealed why she counts a pair of hooped earrings among her fashion must-haves.
She told E! News: "I love them – it’s a comfort zone for me to put on a hoop. You can dress it up or dress it down. A hoop is simple, it frames your face."
Mary’s love of earrings can be traced back to the American hip-hop trio Salt-N-Pepa, who are known for their outlandish style.
Mary shared: "From the time Salt-N-Pepa hit the scene, all we saw was a ‘door-knocker’ or a hoop. You had to hustle and get you a pair of door-knockers – ‘truck jewellery’ they called it."
Despite growing up in modest circumstances, Mary has always taken care in her appearance.
The singer previously admitted Salt-N-Pepa influenced her hairstyles and clothing, before she really found her personal fashion taste.
Recalling her teenage style, she explained: "Everything was about how you look. Although you didn’t have, it was about how you looked.
"So when Salt-N-Pepa had the blonde hair, it was about that, it was about the sneakers, it was about the jackets. Then I became Mary J Blige, and it was really about that."
The ‘Just Fine’ hitmaker often refers to herself in the third person and she explained that she actually makes a distinction between her public persona and her real-life self.
Asked whether they can be seen as two separate entities, the singer – who released her debut album, ‘What’s the 411?’, in 1992 – shared: "Mary J Blige is me, but she is a business, and separate. But she’s me."

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