“That’s kind of what I’m wearing for the summer,” she said of her go-to clothing item of the moment
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NEED TO KNOW
- Jewel exclusively told PEOPLE what items are among her summer fashion and makeup go-to picks
- Jewel specifically discussed being “really into” one specific clothing item while attending the Serpentine Summer Party
- Jewel’s art exhibit — Matriclysm: An Archaeology of Connections Lost — runs in Venice until Nov. 22
Jewel is ready to shimmer and shine this summer, thanks to her favorite beauty products and "silk" items from her closet.
The musician attended the Serpentine Summer Party on June 23 at London's Kensington Gardens, where she dished about what products she's keeping on rotation in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE.
"Easy, tinted moisturizer, sunscreen, tinted sunscreen, that's it really," Jewel, 52, said.
When asked if there's something she likes to wear when the weather is nice, Jewel added that she's "really into silk pajamas, like little shorts and little tops. That's kind of what I'm wearing for the summer."
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Salma Hayek, along with directors Alfonso Cuarón and Alejandro González Iñárritu, hosted the event, where Jewel gushed that she was "just excited to be here" as it was her first time at the summer party.
"I've always heard about it, so I'm excited to go," Jewel said.
With June being Pride Month, the "Pieces of You" musician also said she has "so many queer icons."
"I just wanna give a shout-out to my homie, my gay best friend at home, who just helps my life and is like my little spiritual partner," she added.
In April, Jewel released a new single "Upon Meeting the Goddess of Love," from her forthcoming album.
She also has an art exhibition, Matriclysm: An Archaeology of Connections Lost, which is currently running at the Salone Verde in Venice.
With such a major creative year for Jewel, she previously sat down for a PEOPLE interview about the state of her life today.
“I started asking myself, what does femininity actually mean in my life?” she said about the exhibit's inspiration. “What does it mean in my relationship with my mother, with my son, with the earth? And how have I divorced myself in my own life from the ability to nurture or to be nurtured?”
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The exhibit's website states that it features "all new paintings, sculptures, tapestries, installations, and sound works that Jewel has created specifically for this exhibition, the largest presentation of this multi-faceted artist to date."
Jewel also spoke about her romantic life, noting she's riding solo at the moment. She was previously married to rodeo star Ty Murray from 2008 to 2014, and they share son Kase, 14.
“It hasn't been a big priority. I love my life. I love running my house. I love making my own shots," she said. “But I'd be open to it.”
“It's not a rejection of love, but a reframing,” she added. “Where once romance might have been centered, now it exists alongside a broader, more expansive definition that includes friendship, community and self-trust. I don't feel empty without it.”
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Matriclysm: An Archaeology of Connections Lost can be seen until Nov. 22.
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