The psychological tricks that will get anyone to like you

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WE HUMANS are very quick to judge new acquaintances. 

When a new person comes into our orbit the amygdala and posterior cingular cortex in our brain (now we’re just showing off) go into overdrive and work together to compute our first impressions of the other person.

Psychologists believe there are a number of techniques you can use to influence this first impression ... effectively tricking people into liking you.

 Here’s how to influence that first impression

GIVE THEM A REASON TO TRUST YOU 

A few years ago a team of researchers at New York University examined the neuroscience of how people form these first impressions. One of the key takeaway points from their findings was one of the best ways to take advantage of a first impression is to give people a reason to trust and value you.

 “bringing up shared social connections is probably one of the best ways to establish trust, and get what I like to call the ‘not a lunatic’ seal of approval.

“Shared activities, mutual acquaintances, common LinkedIn connections ... Remember, you’re doing this to work around more primitive (and therefore faster) areas of the brain, and the ultimate goal is to give someone the impression that it’s not only OK for the other person to get close to you, but that it would be well worth their time.”

 

 Flash the pearly whites with a Duchenne smile

FLASH THEM A DUCHENNE SMILE

This particular type of smile involves contraction of both the zygomatic major muscle (which raises the corners of the mouth) and the orbicularis oculi muscle (which raises the cheeks and forms crow’s-feet around the eyes).

The smile is primarily produced when people are sincere and happy, and is seen as a sign of true affiliation and interest in co-operating with another person.

In an interview with Business Insider, Leil Lowndes, author or How to Talk to Anyone said people should avoid the immediate smile when first meeting someone, instead holding off for just a few seconds.

Pause and look at the other person’s face for a second, and then let a “big, warm, responsive smile flood over your face and overflow into your eyes”.

 Brush up on your current affairs to strike a bit of small talk.

BRUSH UP ON YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF CURRENT AFFAIRS

You’re at a party or a ring-in at a dinner, and there’s no way you are going to start the night by talking about the weather. Expert advice suggests brushing up on your current affairs knowledge as a good icebreaker and area or conversation.

David Epstein, author of the popular book The Sports Gene said sport was also a great way to get in to conversation with a new acquaintance.

“Like it or not, sports news makes for great small talk,” Mr Epstein told The Independent.

“And you only need to know a little to make an instant emotional connection with a sports fan. “It’s a sliver of instant intimacy.”

  

Small favours go a long way when making friends. 

ASK YOUR NEW ACQUAINTANCE TO DO YOU A SMALL FAVOUR

We aren’t talking big favours here, like ‘can you wash my car’ or ‘can you mind my cat for the weekend,’ think small — like, ‘can you pass the red wine’ or ‘can I borrow your salt and pepper’.

Research indicates that if you do a small favour for someone, you tend to like that person more as a result. Really?

Known as the Ben Franklin effect, the reason this works is because we justify our actions to ourselves by assuming that we did the favour for someone because we like them.

Mr Franklin famously said “he that has once done you a kindness will be more ready to do you another than he whom you yourself have obliged”.

So don’t be afraid to ask a small favour next time!

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Rita Ora has made just £265k this year compared with 2015's £1.3 millions

Rita Ora might want to start looking for a second job. A paper round perhaps?

It’s been revealed by The Sun that the X Factor judge’s company, Ora Multi Services, has ended up with just £265,457 profit in the past 12 months. 

Not too bad, right? But considering last year she made £1.3million, things aren’t looking great.

A source said: “Not releasing music for nearly four years has had an effect on Rita’s bank balance.

“She hasn’t been able to hit the road, which is where most artists make their biggest bucks. She’s still yet to follow up her 2012 album Ora. But the figure doesn’t include her X Factor fee, which would have been at least six figures.”

Might wanna start doing your shopping at Lidl instead of Marks and Spencers, love…

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New memoir claims that Michael Jackson loved to watch videos of Prince screwing up

He was especially mean to competitor Prince and dismissive of his older brother Jermaine, Reid writes in his new memoir, Sing To Me.

In the early 1990s, Reid was co-producing an album for Jermaine when Michael Jackson’s manager called asking if Reid and his partner, Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds, would like to discuss writing songs with the star.

Reid told Jermaine only that they were slipping away to Los Angeles for a quick project. They didn’t mention what it was.

A helicopter picked up the two at Burbank Airport and flew them to Neverland Ranch, where they were met by an assistant with a nondisclosure agreement (“Nobody got to see Michael without signing one”) and were taken to Jackson’s library.

They discussed music, and Jackson took them on a tour of Neverland.

Finally, he brought them to a screening room and showed them footage of a 1983 James Brown concert where Jackson, called on stage as a guest, “danced a few steps,” then told Brown that Prince, Jackson’s longtime rival, was in the crowd as well.

Brown called him up too, but to Jackson’s delight, his appearance didn’t go nearly as well.

“Prince [couldn’t] make his guitar work, frantically stripping off his shirt and trying tricks with the microphone stand and making all these poses. After Michael’s dazzling star turn, Prince fell as flat as he could, and Michael enjoyed laughing at the video.”

But Michael wasn’t done humiliating him.

“After that, he put on a scene from Prince’s movie Under The Cherry Moon, the artsy black-and-white bomb he made after Purple Rain, and he laughed some more at Prince.”

Following a lunch where “Michael’s pasta was all cut in the shapes of Disney characters,” it was arranged that the duo would fly to LA to write songs with Jackson for three weeks.

When Jermaine found out, he went ballistic, demanding to be released from Reid and Edmonds’ label, LaFace Records.

When Reid told Michael what happened, the superstar replied, “He’ll get over it.”

“‘That’s not really the problem,’ I said. ‘The problem was that he wants off the label now.’

“‘Did he sign a contract?’ asked Michael. 

“‘Yes,’ I said.

“‘Then he’ll have to live with it because those are the rules,’ Michael said and walked out.

“That Michael Jackson was one shrewd man,” Reid writes. “He was not wrong, but you didn’t expect that from Peter Pan. You expect a little compassion or something. No. Cold as ice.”

Reid and Edmonds smoothed things over with Jermaine in Atlanta.

But when they went back to work on his record, Jermaine complicated matters further by dropping a bombshell.

“I want to make a song about my brother,” he said. “I want to talk about how he’s treated me through the years, like how every time I find producers like you guys, he takes my producers. He doesn’t care about his family or anybody but himself.”

As Jermaine’s producers, they had to serve their artist. Much as they didn’t want to produce a song slamming Michael, they had no choice.

Radio stations nationwide picked up Jermaine’s “Word to the Badd!” and Reid was in his apartment in LA when he received a call from an angry Michael Jackson.

“‘You have to stop this,’ he said. ‘You’re the head of the label. You have to kill this. This isn’t good.’”

The brothers convened at their mother’s house to discuss the issue, after which Jermaine called Reid to say that the record would stay on the air, followed by Michael calling to again tell Reid to put a stop to it.

Two days later, Reid writes, “The record disappeared off the air, as if it had never been there in the first place. I don’t know what Michael did. I don’t know if Michael did anything, but it went away in a flash.”

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Jo Beth Taylor 44 90s TV Star Charity: World Vision

Jo Beth Taylor made her big splash on Australian television during the 1990s when, at 22, she became the youngest woman to host a show in prime time, the top-rating Australia’s Funniest Home Videos. Jo Beth co-hosted popular variety show Hey Hey It’s Saturday with Daryl Somers before travelling to Ethiopia and Uganda to film a World Vision documentary and meet her sponsor child.

She says “My son doesn’t think I’m going to do very well at all. He thinks I’m a wimp. 

Mums are not cool when you are 14. I think he is really worried about me to be honest but I’m going to do him proud. I’ve been a single parent now for a long time and the monotony of that, getting up making lunches and doing the same thing over and over, not only single parenting but parenting in general, is really hard. I’ve given so much to my son and I just kind of thought it would be nice to challenge myself in whatever way.”

Lives: Queensland

After a few years out of the public eye, Jo Beth appeared as a contestant on Dancing With The Stars in 2010 where she partnered with professional dancer Dannial Gosper. In the same year, Jo Beth appeared on the brief reprisal of Hey Hey It’s Saturday.

Before her start in television, Jo Beth had a burgeoning singing career, releasing her debut album, 99 Reasons, in 1991 with the single of the same name reaching #31 on the ARIA singles chart. Jo Beth co-wrote the album with her friend, American pop star, Debbie Gibson.

Originally from Perth, Jo Beth now lives in Queensland with her son, Christian. For the past six years she has dedicated her life to Iyengar Yoga and has been studying as a Yoga teacher trainee.

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Akmal Saleh 51 Comedian Charity: Amnesty International

He says “Stand-up comedy is the only time in life where I feel completely comfortable and in complete control. I have lived a charmed life and never allowed myself of being hungry or deprived myself of anything and I don’t think that is a good way to live your life. This is a challenge but it is a positive thing for me. I see this as a spiritual journey with commercial breaks so I am going to take out of it what I want to take out of it.”

Lives: NSW

From movies, sketch and stand-up to stints as a radio DJ, talk show host, and published author, Akmal Saleh is one of Australia’s busiest, most successful and accomplished comics. Starting his stand-up career in 1990, Akmal’s popularity with Australian audiences has flourished thanks to regular appearances on major television shows over the past 15 years.

Outside of television, Akmal has enjoyed national sold-out stand-up tours and has travelled the globe appearing at the world’s best comedy festivals including the Montreal Just For Laughs Festival, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Melbourne Comedy Festival.

He has been nominated for numerous awards including two Australian Comedy Awards, two Helpmann Awards and an ARIA award for his DVD Live and Uncensored.

His book, The Life Of Akmal, charts his journey immigrating from Egypt to Australia as an 11-year-old and through to today living as a successful Arab stand-up comedian. He now lives in Sydney with his wife, Cate.

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Bonnie Lythgoe 66 Theatrical lady Charity: Olivia Newton-John Cancer And Wellness Centre

She says “I hate looking awful. I can’t bungee jump. I’m not going to ruin my back or anything else for them. I’ve been a dancer for a long, long time and never injured myself so I’m not prepared to do it now. I have a phobia of everything. I don’t want to see rats, mice, snakes, frogs, anything. I don’t want to be in the dark, I want to be in the light. The worst thing is the bathroom, the toilets I hate that. I can’t even imagine how I am going to cope with the toilets because I am just fussy. I don’t even go into a unisex toilet. I have to go to a female toilet. And normally if I am in a restaurant, I will send somebody in there to check it first before I even go in there. That is how pathetic I am. I just don’t know how in the heck I am going to cope with having to share a toilet, being near somebody I don’t know and showering in some shower that is practically showing me naked.

Age: Ahem, a Lady never reveals her age!

Lives: Los Angeles/London/Gold Coast/Portugal...

Charity: Olivia Newton John Cancer and Wellness Centre

Dancer, choreographer, director, television presenter and producer, Bonnie Lythgoe has an accomplished career that over 30 years has seen her work with some of the industry’s best including Gene Kelly, Sidney Poitier, Cliff Richards, Michael Jackson, Victoria Beckham and the Bee Gees.

Australian audiences would best remember Bonnie from her time as a judge on Network Ten’s So You Think You Can Dance. Bonnie also served as producer and judge on the US version of the show in its first two seasons, as well as working as producer for three seasons on the massive entertainment hit, American Idol.

Bonnie’s career began while she was studying at the Corona School for Performing Arts in London, when she won a role in the feature film To Sir With Love starring Sidney Poitier.

After graduating, Bonnie worked as a dancer with the BBC where she met fellow dancer Nigel Lythgoe, whom she went on to marry. Once her dance career ended, Bonnie moved into the worlds of choreography and production, producing and directing musicals and pantomimes in the West End.

In 2011, Bonnie created Lythgoe Family Productions in Los Angeles with her son Kristopher. The company has brought two successful pantomime productions to Australia, Snow White featuring Magda Szubanski and Kyle Sandilands and Aladdin and His Wonderous Lamp featuring former I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! contestant Lauren Brandt and Studio 10’s Jessica Rowe and Jono Coleman. This year Bonnie will bring the magic of Cinderella and a star studded cast to the State Theatre in July.

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Havana Brown 30 International DJ Charity: Lighthouse Foundation

She says “I am a massive diva; I’m also pretty strong and resilient. I like my fine things in life but if I’ve got to struggle it out a bit, I’ll be fine. I don’t like confrontation but I guess if someone confronts me, I will stand my ground. I am very opinionated. I would rather jump out of a plane than eat something bad. I could open my mouth too much and offend everyone in the country. I am just really sarcastic and that can come off wrong.”

Lives: Victoria

Originally hailing from Melbourne, Angelique Meunier, better known as DJ Havana Brown, has gone on to global domination topping both Australian and US dance music charts with her debut single We Run The Night in 2011. The single also earned Havana two ARIA nominations and a remix featuring American rapper Pitbull was included on her first EP, When the Lights Go Out, which was released in July 2012.

Making television guest appearances on America’s Got Talent and The X Factor Australia, Havana originally made a name for herself through her popular dance remixes and her outstanding tour support spots for the likes of Rihanna, Pitbull, Brittney Spears, Bruno Mars, Chris Brown, The Pussycat Dolls and Enrique Iglesias.

In 2012, Havana represented Australia at the first ABU Television Song Festival 2012, which took place at the KBS Concert Hall in Seoul, South Korea.

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Dean Geyer 29 Hollywood Heartthrob Charity: Campaign Against Canned Hunting

Charity: CACH (Campaign Against Canned Hunting)

He says “You can lock me in a glass case with snakes and roaches and rats and I’d be fine but drinking stinky stuff, no  that’s not for me. The thing I might struggle with is the eating because I eat too much. I’m hoping this experience is going to help me get a little ripped, I haven’t seen these abs in a good three years. For the most part I don’t think the conflict is going to have anything to do with me, unless I lose a challenge and somebody is really pissed off with me. I am the guy to agree to disagree and walk away but if someone gets physical you have no other option but to defend yourself.”

Lives: Los Angeles

After immigrating to Australia from South Africa to Australia as a teenager, Dean Geyer came to the nation’s attention as one of the strongest performers on Australian Idol in 2006. Coming third behind Jessica Mauboy and Damien Leith, Dean went on to sign a record deal and release his debut album, Rush, which peaked at #7 on the ARIA charts.

In 2008, Dean scored a role on Network Ten’s Neighbours, playing aspiring musician, Ty Harper. After eight months on the show, Dean moved to Los Angeles to pursue his acting career.

Dean’s biggest roles to date include television appearances on Glee and Terra Nova and a role in the film Never Back Down 2: The Beatdown. Most recently, Dean secured a recurring role in the police procedural, Shades of Blue, starring Jennifer Lopez and Ray Liotta, as well as a recurring role in the Jason Reitman comedy, Casual.

He also appeared in the 2015 films Rehearsal, Don’t Wake Mommy and The Sand.

Dean currently lives in Los Angeles.

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Paul ‘The Chief’ Harragon 47 Rugby League Great Charity: Mark Hughes Foundation

He says “I am pretty straight up and down, a little bit vanilla I reckon so I don’t think there’s going to be too many shocks. I’m doing it because I do love a challenge and a bit of adventure and I do miss it a little bit from playing football. For me this is going to be a stretch and that is the main reason I’m doing it, to be out of my element.”

Lives: NSW

Charity: Mark Hughes Foundation
Born and bred in the Hunter region of NSW, Paul Harragon is a legend of rugby league with a record that includes an inaugural premiership for the Newcastle Knights as captain in 1997. Paul also represented NSW 20 times in State of Origin and played for Australia in 17 tests.

Leaving football in 1999, Paul has enjoyed a successful media career, appearing on The Footy Show (Rugby League) for 14 years. He also had an unexpected ARIA hit in 2007, when his Spandau Ballet parody single That's Gold debuted at #8 on the ARIA Singles chart.

He has been the face and brand ambassador of numerous companies over the years including health fund NIB, which he has been associated with for an incredible 24 years.

Paul has been a director and chairman of the Newcastle Knights and is a proud life member. He lives in Newcastle with his wife and three children.

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Brendan Fevola 35 AFL player Charity: The Shane Warne Foundation

He says “Everyone pretty much knows everything about me. Hopefully people will realise that I’m not a bad dude. I’m not going to sit here and say I’m perfect because everyone knows that I’m not. I am just a happy dude that loves life and might take the wrong turn occasionally but I don’t mean anyone any harm, I never have. I am a very giving and loving person and hopefully that is what people see. It’s a Survivor/Big Brother/Biggest Loser so if you go in there trying to portray someone that you’re not, you are going to get found out pretty quick because it will be hard being someone that you’re not.

Lives: VIC

Brendan Fevola is regarded as both one of the most effective full-forwards to have played AFL in the 2000s and one of sport’s most controversial off-field figures. Between 1999 and 2010, Brendan played 204 AFL games for the Carlton and Brisbane Lions football clubs. During this time he won two Coleman Medals for the highest goal scorer for the season and was named in the All Australian Team three times.

Outside of football, Brendan’s personal life and off-field antics have made front-page headlines. He has made regular appearances on The Footy Show (AFL) and owned Fellini, a restaurant in South Yarra, Melbourne.

Since his retirement from AFL, Brendan played and coached in the Victorian Football Leagues. Brendan has three daughters and lives in Melbourne.

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Anthony Callea 33 Singer Charity: Lifeline Australia

He says “This show can either work for me or against me. I might walk out and everyone hates me so I would have made the worst decision ever. I’ll be shitting into a long drop and eating beans and rice, who knows how far I am going to get. I hope that I can go at least to the last week, that would be great but I’ll be very hairy and I’ll have a monobrow. In this scenario, I have to be me, you can’t not. Some people will like me, some people might not. But when you put yourself out there you have to take the good with the bad, that is part of it.”

Lives: VIC

Charity: Lifeline Australia

ARIA-award-winning singer-songwriter Anthony Callea rose to fame as runner-up in the 2004 season of Network Ten’s Australian Idol and signed a record deal immediately.

His debut single The Prayer became the fastest-selling single by an Australian artist and held the #1 spot on the ARIA singles chart for five weeks. He followed his debut single with a string of multi-platinum and gold singles and albums including Rain, Hurt So Bad, Addicted To You and A New Chapter.

In 2014 Anthony released the #1 ARIA DVD, Ladies and Gentlemen, The Songs of George Michael, which he toured nationally and then later turned into a television special. Anthony has accumulated a string of awards for his music and has toured with musical heavyweights that include Celine Dion, Diana Ross, Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, Tina Arena and Westlife.

Anthony has also starred in several stage musicals including Grease, Rent and Wicked. In 2014, he married his long-term partner Tim Campbell in New Zealand.

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Val Lehman 72 Actor Charity: Positive Women

Charity: Positive Women
Val Lehman is best known to audiences as inmate Bea Smith from the long-running Australian television series Prisoner. The series was a smash hit in 20 countries leading Val to become a familiar face the world over. During her four years on the show, Val won three TV Week Logie awards including a Silver Logie for most popular actress in 1982.

She says “I’ll be the oldest by miles I should imagine. That doesn’t bother me either. I might pull rank and get the bed nearest the loo because I’ve got the oldest bladder. I’m into anything, from pigeon tosses to manslaughter. How many people are offered the opportunity to do something like this? Why would you turn it down? And plus, they are going to pay me for it. I’m not doing anything else at the moment so why not. If they do their job well, they will be fair. If they just want to create an atmosphere, well good luck to them. It is completely out of my control but then editing always is, I’ve had my very best scenes cut before.

Lives: Queensland

More recently, Australian audiences have seen Val on stage as the haughty Miss Lynch in the big-budget musical, Grease.

Val now lives on Macleay Island and is a proud mother and grandmother.

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Laurina Fleure 31 Former Bachelor Contestant Charity: Living Positive Victoria

Laurina had the whole country talking when she appeared as a feisty and beautiful Bachelorette on season two of The Bachelor Australia. While she didn’t win the hand of Bachelor Blake Garvey, Laurina became one of the biggest pop culture icons in Australia when a bad date with the Bachelor led to the hashtag #dirtystreetpie becoming an online sensation.

She says “I can be a bit high maintenance when I am dollied up but when I’m in my trackies; I am as easy going as anybody else. I’m excited about overcoming that stereotype. This is a good opportunity to not be pigeon holed as one dimensional. If you don’t have some pain in the arse in you then you’re just a push over and ain’t nobody got time for that.

Charity: Living Positive Victoria

Outside of her appearance on television, Laurina has worked as a model for over 10 years and has lived in some of the world’s most exotic locations including Hong Kong, Istanbul and Athens. 

Since returning to her home town of Melbourne, Laurina has used her experience in fashion to establish a successful online women’s clothing website, Pialia Boutique.

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Courtney Hancock 27 Ironwoman Athlete Charity: MND and Me Foundation

Courtney Hancock is a young woman who has a natural ability, charismatic personality and zest for life that makes her very special.

Born in Perth, but raised alongside her 3 sisters in Sawtell on the North Coast of NSW, Courtney was drawn to the waves right from her early days as a “Nipper”. However, this affinity and love of the water quickly developed into an ambition to one day become an elite Ironwoman, and when she finished High School she moved to the Gold Coast to follow this dream.

Whilst she competed successfully in the junior and cadet ranks, Courtney’s record of achievement in open competition is outstanding.

At the Australian Championships she has won a total of 20 individual and team events, including 2 Ironwoman and 3 Surf Swim titles. Courtney has also won 3 Kelloggs NutriGrain Professional Ironwoman Series titles and the Coolangatta Gold. In 2011 she became the first person in the history of Australian Surf Sports to win the triple crown of elite events (Australian and Professional Series titles plus the Coolangatta Gold), within the same calendar year.

Courtney has also been a member of the Australian High Performance team which has seen her compete for Australia with distinction in Germany, Japan, South Africa and New Zealand.

At just 26 years of age Courtney has what it takes – dedication, enthusiasm and a contagious smile and personality that belies a strength of character and fierce will to win that makes her very special. Already regarded as one of the top Ironwoman in the country, Courtney is driven by a desire to be the very best athlete she can be.

Courtney takes great pride in all aspects of the way she approaches her life, and draws great satisfaction from the very positive interaction and feedback she receives. She strives to be a good role model and wants to inspire young athletes to dream and do their very best to achieve their goals, just as she had a dream, worked hard and made a lot of sacrifices to get to where she is today.

Courtney is a true shining light in her sport.

She says “When I first finished school I actually went off to beauty school to get my diploma as a beauty therapist and makeup artist. That was pre-athlete. I’ve done my eyelashes, my nails and for the first time ever I’ve waxed my legs so that they are set for the whole time. Beauty is pain. I feel pretty confident with the physical stuff because I’m going in at my peak fitness. I am absolutely petrified of snakes and the dark and heights and I hate little spaces.”

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who is who in the jungle?

Eclectic bunch of celebrities from all walks of life ventured into the South African jungle tonight.

And yes, cricketing megastar Shane Warne was among them, arriving via light plane at the 11th hour as an ‘intruder’.

We just got a glimpse of Warnie, but in the coming nights we’ll be sure to see more of him as he mixes with the other contestants.

“We have all walks of celebrity life this year and all the ingredients you need for a spectacular series,” Ten head of factual and entertainment Stephen Tate told News Corp. “You can expect more conflict, more laughs and ultimately more heart.”

From a professional athlete to an iconic actor and an international music stars, here we take a look at who is in the jungle for what could be the next six weeks competing in physical challenges and tucker trials to survive with the aim of winning $100,000 for their chosen charity.

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To days hottest fashions Look cool in a colour block bikini like hofit

Golan was pictured looking svelte as ever on the beach in the Maldives this week- that is one hot-to-trot figure

She is frequently seen on London's social circuit.   

But Hofit Golan continues to defy the British winter by holidaying in the heat of the Maldives - as she proved with another enviable display on Friday.

The Israeli socialite showed off her slim curves in another stunning two-piece as she cavorted on the beaches of the luxurious Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa.

Clearly enjoying her off-duty break, the TV presenter flaunted her shape - including a taut tummy and ample cleavage - as she splashed around on the shore.

The green and pink number was the perfect choice to draw attention to Hofit's assets as she tread the white sands.

While the famed sun-seeker was seen dipping her toes in the crystal clear waters to cool off, she made sure not to get too carried away in a bid to maintain the preened nature of her sleek blonde tresses. 

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To days fashions. Wear it like Kaley in a black and white Calvin Klein sports bra

Kaley Cuoco made a big bang of an impression for her debut on Lip Sync battle. 

The TV actress wowed in her outfit for her performance, and looked abs-olutely fabulous in her sports bra by Calvin Klein. She’s giving Kendall a run for her money! 

This 90s style sports bra in cotton is the new way to wear undies with a tomboy twist, and Kaley still manages to make them pretty darn sexy thanks to her toned and taut bod.

Calvin Klein is one of the most recognizable brands in fashion, whose philosophy of modern, sophisticated, and often minimal designs has remained a staple of American fashion for over four decades. The clean lines and spare shapes of the brand's designs

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Billion pound daddy's girl who flew to school by helicopter, her father is Roman Abramovich

She's one of the most eligible blondes in London and is often referred to as Britain’s richest teen. But Sofia Abramovich’s heart belongs to just one man: Daddy.

The 18-year-old daughter of Russian tycoon and Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich could have her pick of potential beaus, if she so wished.

And it’s not just her reported £1billion fortune that’s attractive. In a picture she posted online this week, she showed off a newly trim figure in a revealing £200 Melissa Odabash swimsuit while holidaying in the Maldives.

But instead of racking up romances or red carpet appearances, sweet-natured Sofia seems content to stay close to her father’s side — and, indeed, it would be a brave young man who took on the protective Roman.

All this isn’t to say that Sofia doesn’t lead the most fantastically gilded life. Whether it’s hopping over to the family pad in Antibes (by private jet, naturally), drinking the finest champagne or spending £200,000 on a New Year’s break with her celebrity friends the Beckhams, what Sofia wants, she gets.

After all, she is Daddy’s Billion-Pound Princess

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