Justin Bieber on his style: "I just think it looks good"

Justin Bieber has said that he just wears clothes that 'look good'.

The My World singer, who donned a pair of glasses at last month's VMAs, admitted that he cannot find the words to describe his style.

When asked to explain his fashion sense, Bieber told ET Online: "I don't really know, I can't really describe it. I just think it looks good, that's all."

Of launching his own clothing range, Bieber said: "You know, maybe down the line, I'm not opposed to anything. But right now, I'm focusing on this next album."

Meanwhile, the 17-year-old also declared his admiration for rapper Kanye West's fashion knowledge, adding: "I think Kanye West has great style."

Source: Digital Spy

'Young dad' Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber wants to be a ''young dad'', and is keen to have started a family be the time he is ''25 or 26''.

The 'Baby' hitmaker - who has been dating model and actress Selena Gomez since the start of the year - admitted he is keen to have settled down and started a family by the time he is "25 or 26".

When asked where he sees himself over the coming years, he told WWD: "Well, by 25 or 26, I want to see myself, like, married or start looking for a family. I want to be a young dad.

"I want to be able to have done what I wanted to do - to be successful, to do a movie or whatever. But if the time is right, I definitely want to be married by 25."

The 17-year-old singer - who was born in London, Ontario, and grew up in Stratford, Ontario - has previously explained he wants to raise his future children in his native country of Canada.

Speaking about living in Los Angeles, Justin said: "I think it would be cool to get a condo out here, but eventually I'll probably want to move back to Canada and raise my family. Why? I dunno, I'm Canadian, I feel like I want my kids to be Canadian."

Source: STV

Exclusive Justin Bieber book giveaway

BSCkids is very excited to give you the chance to win a free copy of a biography of teen sensation, Justin Bieber. This new biography, Justin Bieber; Teen Music Superstar, is written by Ally Azzarelli and explores the life of the musician whose songs you cant get out of your head!

Even though Justin Bieber is only 17 years old, he has rocketed to stardom thanks to YouTube.com and tremendous talent. From his humble beginnings to becoming and international household name, you can’t go anywhere without hearing about this incredibly talented artist.

What You Get:

One winner will receive a free copy of Justin Bieber: Teen Music Superstar written by Ally Azzarelli.

About The Book:

Author Ally Azzarelli explores Justin Bieber’s hometown, his road to fame—from a busker on the streets to videos on YouTube—and the overnight sensation that he’s become. Discover how he keeps in contact with fans, gives back, and how he stays down-to-earth. This fun-to-read book for reluctant readers offers juicy quotes, personal stories, and accessible features such as a timeline and glossary.

About The Author:

Ally Azzarelli is a kid at heart! Growing up on Long Island, Ally loved countless bands and teen heartthrobs. As a little girl, she had to have every book and magazine ever written about her favorite stars.

Ally was the associate editor for SuperTeen magazine for several years. During that time, Ally was given the opportunity to interview the Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears, Beyonce, ‘N Sync, Aaron Carter, 98 Degrees and more.

She has also written books about Selena Gomez and Taylor Lautner.

To Enter:

To enter the contest, send an email with your name and shipping information to contest@bsckids.com.  Please make the title and subject line say Justin Bieber so we know which contest your are entering. If you follow us on Twitter (@BSCkids) or Facebook you get two chances to win, just make sure you include the name you follow us under in the entry email. We will be announcing winners on September 23rd! Good Luck!

Source: BSCKids

Justin on Being Bieber

A throng of screaming fans greeted Justin Bieber outside Dolce & Gabbana’s Madison Avenue store Thursday night and the noise level wasn’t much better indoors. But the teen idol turned out to be the consummate guest of honor, calmly assuring the paparazzi that they would each get their shot. The Canadian singer and actor was nearly as unhurried when answering reporters’ predictable questions.

Later, upstairs and away from the media mosh pit, Bieber showed more of his 17-year-old self — watching “Family Guy” on a tablet as he signed T-shirts for excitable youngsters and more than a few fawning adults. Dressed in a purple leather jacket, gray really-low-ride jeans and black high-tops, Bieber sang to himself and occasionally checked himself out in a mirror as he hiked three flights to be certain his pants weren’t heading too far south.

In a Green Room stocked with soda, cold cuts and Swedish Fish, the pop star opened up to WWD about his financially challenging childhood, Selena Gomez, designer ambitions, Usher’s style advice and why he wants to wed in 10 years’ time.

WWD: What’s more powerful, fashion or music?
Justin Bieber: For me, as a musician, I think music is the universal language. No matter who you are or where you are, you love music, you know, whatever music that may be, whether it’s country or rock music. Music is very complicated. It brings a lot of emotions that you can’t really speak about.
WWD: Do you see fashion in your future?
JB: Definitely, I want to eventually start a clothing line or a shoe line, something like that. But nothing is in the works right now. I’m just focusing on my music now.
WWD: Is there anyone’s style you look up to?
JB: Yeah, Kanye West. Usher’s real cool. He knows way more about fashion than I do. I’m learning from him. He helps me put stuff together and find different designers who I’ve never heard of. I just got a pair of Fendi sunglasses. I’d never heard of them before. I like Louis [as in Vuitton]. I started wearing their belts and stuff, which I really like [lifting his jacket to reveal an “LV” belt buckle].
WWD: How would you describe your style?
JB: I try not to do too much. I try to keep it, I’m not sure what the word is — I don’t get too dressy. I don’t like to dress up. I really like to keep it casual.
WWD: Do you think you’re more influential than Barack Obama or the Dalai Lama, as that British report suggested?
JB: No, I think those people are very influential and popular. I’m just lucky to be in the position I’m in.
WWD: Has your career played out as you expected it to?
JB: I never really thought I was going to be like this. I did it for fun at first. Now that it’s gotten so crazy, sometimes I look back and think, “Wow! This is crazy.” I performed for the President of the United States. That was a wild moment. Winning a VMA, that was a big moment.
WWD: How do you stay normal.
JB: I love to play sports and stuff. I love just hanging out with my friends. I’m just a regular 17-year-old. I grew up playing hockey so I like to get on the ice every once in a while. I love to play basketball and I try to play soccer as much as I can.
WWD: Why did you decide to have a charitable component in every business deal you do?
JB: I love what I do but I think it’s important to give back, especially for me. I was less fortunate. I didn’t have a lot. I grew up in geared-to-income housing. It was always rough for me.
WWD: What was rough?
JB: We went to the food drive all the time. I always thought, “If I ever get rich or famous, I will help people who are less fortunate than me.” This year I’m helping with the food drive in my hometown. I’m just trying to do as much as I can with everything I do. With Pencil of Power, we gave $1 for every ticket sold on my tour, which was amazing.
WWD: How influential has your mother been in your life in terms of her resourcefulness as a single mother?
JB: She always pushed me to be the best that I can be. But she never pushed anything on me. She always let me do what I wanted to do. She let me follow my dreams. She never held me back.
WWD: You told one of the kids earlier that you’re still friendly with Selena.
JB: She’s amazing. She’s my girlfriend right now.
WWD: Where do you see yourself five years from now?
JB: [Visibly counting] Well, by 25 or 26, I want to see myself, like, married or start looking for a family. I want to be a young dad. I want to be able to have done what I wanted to do — to be successful, to do a movie or whatever. But if the time is right, I definitely want to be married by 25.
One thing — I’m not looking to get married now.

Source: WWD

Justin Bieber has a whale of a time

HOPE Justin Bieber wasn't expecting a big St Bernard dog to turn up when he was told he'd be meeting Beethoven.

The singer enjoyed an afternoon in the water alongside Beethoven, an 18-year-old beluga whale, in Atlanta, US, this week.

Justin was so impressed with the meeting at the Georgia Aquarium he posted a snap of himself and the whale on his Twitter page.

He wrote: "Hung out with a new friend yesterday."

Source: The Sun

Justin Bieber's Atlanta Sightseeing Excursion

Enjoying some well-deserved time off, Justin Bieber was spotted checking out the sights of Atlanta, GA on Wednesday afternoon (September 7).

Joined by a group of friends, the “One Time” singer first visited The World of Coca-Cola followed by a stop at Boston Market restaurant to grab up some lunch.

At one point, the Biebs showed off his exclusive flashy red iPhone to his hairstylist, Vanessa Price.

After tweeting a pic of the unusual handset phone earlier in the week, it has been discovered that Apple has not released the red iPhone to the public just yet.

Source: CelebrityGossip

Is Justin Bieber Looking to Get Into the Tech Biz?

Justin Bieber has his own line of, well, pretty much everything, but a new report says the 17-year-old has invested cash into a hush-hush tech start-up. Is the pop star looking to get into a new field?

According to Business Insider, there's a rumor that Bieber has put his money into a "stealth New York startup," described as "a good-natured" company with "other high-profile celebrity backers on board."

 Nothing has been confirmed just yet, but if it's true, this could be an interesting move for the Canadian singer, who already dominates the social media space via Twitter, Facebook and more. Maybe the Biebs is taking Justin Timberlake's advice after all...

Are you surprised that JB would want to invest in a start-up? What kind of technology would you want to see Justin back? Let us know what you think in the comments.

Source: JSYK.com