Tove Lo’s tattoos are a bit like her songs: direct, funny, sometimes provocative and often more personal than →
Kasia Smutniak’s tattoos can be easy to miss in a quick red-carpet photo. She often keeps them under →
Jordan Chiles has never treated tattoos as background decoration. She has more than 20, many tied to people, →
Aryna Sabalenka doesn’t need a lot of tattoos for one design to feel like part of her identity. →
Malaika Arora’s tattoos are understated, but the stories behind them are personal. She has said she chooses ink →
Churandy Martina’s tattoos have the feel of someone who has spent a long time moving forward. The Curaçao-born →
Jack Osbourne’s tattoos reward a closer look. Some are huge and colourful; others are small, funny and full →
Sha’Carri Richardson’s tattoos are easy to spot on the track, but they’re more than decoration around a famous →
Colin Kaepernick’s tattoos don’t look like random filler. From the first verse on his shoulder to the large →
Lionel Messi’s tattoos can look like a football story, but that’s only part of it. The number 10 →
Omarion’s tattoos each have their own story. The huge “Forgive Me” chest piece makes a bold first impression, →
Avicii’s tattoos weren’t a handful of flash pieces picked up between shows. Tim Bergling began with one carefully →