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Perth Now
11-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Anna Friel lost her entire wardrobe when she split from Darren Day
Anna Friel lost her entire wardrobe when she split from her former boyfriend Darren Day. The 49-year-old actress dated the entertainer back in the 1990s and she's now confessed she regrets leaving all of her clothes behind at his home when they broke up in 1997 - because she never got them back. When asked if she has any fashion regrets, Anna told The Sunday Times newspaper: "Only about the things I lost. I had the best 1990s capsule wardrobe and when I split up with my first boyfriend, Darren Day, I was so distraught, I grabbed the essentials and left my whole wardrobe there, including an incredible Afghan coat from the Kings Road [ in London]. "I remember years later calling to ask for my clothes back and he'd ditched them all." Anna went on to reveal she now prefers vintage clothes to buying new pieces and spends a lot of time hunting for bargains in second-hand shops. She added: "My great passion is vintage - the materials are superior and I love pieces with a story - so I hunt down vintage shops whenever I travel. "I've been shooting in Bristol recently and found a red 1980s jumpsuit. Palma, Mallorca, is a great place to shop for unique embroidery and leather shoes and bags." Anna also explained she's ditched heels for flats in recent years and her favourite shoes are a pair of Adidas trainers. She told the publication: "My favourites are a chunky pair of red Adidas Campus 00s that I have in navy too. "I love shoes and I'm a huge Terry de Havilland fan because they were the only heels I could walk in, but I prefer looking at them rather than wearing them now." In the interview, Anna also shared her top beauty tips revealing she uses a concealer and highlighter by RMS as well as Chanel's Lip and Cheek Balm in Number 1. Anna insisted she now wears less powder and prefers a dewy look. She also credited her 20-year-old daughter Gracie with introducing her to a fragrance brand called Moods and she is now a big fan of the company's roll-on perfume Frisky.
Campaign ME
21-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Campaign ME
Sold Out! Consumers flock to Adidas' Adizero Aruku, Campus 00s on Fortnite
Less than a week ago, Adidas Kicks dropped an in-game product activation on Fortnite, the third-person battle royale shooter developed by Epic Games. Available to gamers around the globe or a limited period of time, including avid esports and gaming enthusiasts in the Middle East, the in-game presence permitted gamers the opportunity to customise their virtual avatars with their favourite footwear. The three stripes remains among the first brands to join this exclusive new addition to Fortnite's skin system, initially introduced in November 2024. The new Kicks launched last week were promoted on Fortnite with the line, 'Get the win with style with the Adidas Kicks, available now in Fortnite'. The three styles launched by the brand included the Adidas Adizero Aruku, Adidas Campus 00s, and Adidas Samba OG, with more styles to follow. These are based on the real-life versions of Adizero Aruku, Campus 00s and Samba models. Within a week, the Adidas Adizero Aruku and Adidas Campus 00s were sold out, with only the white Adidas Samba OGs and the AEs remain available – at the time of writing this story. Additionally, the brand's footwear designs were inspired by fan-favourite Fortnite characters and in-game objects. Playful features and special packaging ensure a collectible and uniquely Adidas interpretation of the game that is immediately recognisable by players. A month ago, Fortnite and Adidas partnered for the release of the Ultraboost 'Fishstick,' a nod to one of Fortnite's most recognisable characters. The orange and black iteration offered a simple, yet striking design that captured the quirky essence of Fishstick while staying true to the Ultraboost's sleek aesthetic. Marketing within the esports and gaming landscape has grown exponentially with product placements, sponsorships, experiential activations, virtual events and brand experiences in the Middle East region, especially with brands receiving access to consumer data such as viewership habits, platform preferences and demographic changes across KSA and the UAE. A recent gaming report by MENA-focused full-service gaming and esports agency Power League Gaming (PLG), in partnership with Ipsos, provided such insights drawn from 300 respondents each in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, revealing the habits, preferences and motivations of gamers, and shone a spotlight on how gaming is shaping entertainment culture in the Middle East.
