Mel B and daughter Phoenix.Photo:Jay Mawson for Pour Moi/Mega
Jay Mawson for Pour Moi/Mega
Melanie “Mel B” Brown’s latest campaign is a family affair!
The formerSpice Girl, 48, is the face of British swimwear and lingerie brand Pour Moi’s latest campaign — along with her eldest daughterPhoenix Brown, 24, and mother, Andrea Brown, 65.
The generation-spanning trio modeled a series of bold swimsuits and lingerie sets — everything from neon one-pieces to animal-print bras — for the brand’s “Own Your Confidence” campaign, which advocates for “feeling fabulous, feeling confident, and celebrating women of all shapes, sizes, and ages,” Mel B toldWomen’s Health.
“It’s about being real, not being edited and not taking ourselves too seriously,” she told the outlet.
Mel B with daughter Phoenix and mother Andrea.Jay Mawson for Pour Moi/Mega
“For me, like many of the survivors, your power has just completely been taken off you,” she told the outlet, adding that she “was isolated from my family and friends.”
She continued, “That’s why this shoot is particularly important to me to come together with my daughter or my mum and just show that unity.”
It was so important to Mel B to show family unity, in fact, that she is the one who proposed including Phoenix and Andrea in the campaign, where the trio “had so much fun.”
Mel B.Jay Mawson for Pour Moi/Mega
Mel B’s eldest daughter took to Instagram last December to recreate three of her mom’s iconic Scary Spice looks, including the"Say You’ll Be There” ‘fit, which she completed with a black mini skirt, leather gloves, combat boots, and chunky silver jewelry.
Phoenix looked practically identical to her mother in the photos, which also included recreations of Mel B’s outfit from the"Spice Up Your Life" cover artand her iconic space bun look from theSpice Worldmovie poster.
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When asked if she is worried about backlash for including Phoenix in the Pour Moi campaign photos, Mel B toldWomen’s Health, “This campaign was more about women coming together.”
“It wasn’t like ‘look at me,' " she continued. “It was ‘look at all different ages, all different body shapes and we all feel confident in what we’re wearing and confident in our skin.'”
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source: people.com
