You probably know Jewel as a singer-songwriter (she is an award-winning, multiplatinum recording artist after all), but she’s also a mom, a mental health advocate and even owns a jewelry line. Her new album, ”Freewheelin’ Woman,” comes out on April 15, her first studio album in seven years, and she’s going on tour. In “Freewheelin’ Woman,” Jewel showcases her technical talent and vocal range like never before in soulful, groove-heavy tracks.
We got a chance to chat with Jewel about some of her favorite beauty and style products, which range from an affordable drugstore lipstick that she keeps several backups of in case it’s ever discontinued (relatable) to a one-of-a-kind dyed cowboy hat from a Diné (Navajo)-owned brand. We’ll let Jewel take it from here.
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I like to support Indigenous artists and I try to upcycle vintage clothing to be more sustainable, so almost all my fashion is vintage and upcycled. At 4Kinship, that’s what Amy specializes in. She comes from the fashion world where so much is disposable and is spending this part of her career reimagining military pieces like parachutes that she dyes and turns into skirts and hats like this one. Her pieces are upcycled and made relevant and new again; it’s really cool.
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