A Candid Conversation on Beauty
In a new video for Vogue’s Beauty Secrets segment, 21-year-old British model Apple Martin opened up about her cosmetic procedures and how she navigates the world of beauty and self-care. The daughter of Coldplay’s Chris Martin and actress Gwyneth Paltrow, Apple has never been one to shy away from sharing personal insights, and this time, she spoke candidly about her experience with lip fillers.
At the age of 18, Apple decided to try lip fillers but quickly found that the result was more than what she had anticipated. “It was too much,” she said, reflecting on her experience. “I felt like it was often mistaken for excessive filler.” Over time, Apple learned that her fuller lips were not just about the procedure but were also enhanced by her choice of lip liner and her natural pout.
A Glimpse into Her Beauty Routine
Apple’s beauty secrets didn’t stop at lip fillers. She also shared her daily skincare and makeup routine, offering viewers a look at how she preps for the day. The routine includes depuffing her face with ice, which helps reduce any swelling and gives her a refreshed look. From there, she follows up with face wash, toner, an anti-blemish serum, and moisturizer to keep her skin healthy and hydrated. For makeup, Apple keeps it minimal yet effective, showcasing her go-to products for an effortless, natural finish.
Family Legacy and Fashion Debut
Apple, who grew up in the spotlight with two famous parents, has begun to make her own mark in the fashion world. After debuting at Paris Fashion Week in January 2023, attending the Chanel show in a full luxury ensemble, Apple is now gaining attention for her unique style. In a recent interview, she explained that while she doesn’t consider herself “super trendy,” she loves to mix ’90s classics with what she calls a “cool grandpa” style, emphasizing comfort over conformity.
A Humble Upbringing
Despite being born into a high-profile family, Apple has always been clear about the work ethic instilled in her by her parents. In a 2025 interview with The Telegraph, she shared that she never felt entitled, citing her parents’ teachings about the importance of hard work and perseverance. “They taught me that nothing comes easily, and you have to work for everything you achieve,” Apple said, offering a grounded perspective in the often glamorous world of fame.
