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Daily Mail
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
DJs Fisher and Chris Lake announce surprise one-night only event and reveal how you can can get tickets
DJs Fisher and Chris Lake will join forces for a special one-night only pop-up show on Saturday, May 10. The world famous DJS will take to the stage at a secret outdoor venue in Sydney, promising an unforgettable four-hour performance of beats and bass. The artists are currently dominating the ARIA Club Charts, with Fisher at number one and Chris Lake at two. Fisher's latest track Stay has held the top spot for seven consecutive weeks, while Chris Lake's Ease My Mind continues to captivate audiences after eleven weeks on the charts. Tickets for this exclusive event will go on sale to registered fans on Friday from 12:30pm AEST. DJ Paul Fisher is known for his dynamic performances and infectious personality and has established himself as a global dance phenomenon. From Grammy nominations to sold-out shows worldwide, his impact on the electronic music scene is undeniable. Meanwhile, Chris Lake is renowned for bridging underground vibes with mainstream appeal. It's been a big 12 months for Fisher, after he and his wife Chloe welcomed their first child together. The former model gave birth on June 20, to a baby girl they named Bobbi Maree. Taking to Instagram, the pair were thrilled to share the exciting news. 'HELLO WORLD, meet our baby girl,' they captioned their joint post. 'Bobbi Maree Fisher. Born 20 June 2024. The happiest day of the year.' The Gold Coast-born star said he had to reschedule his New York shows at the time so he could be by his wife's side. Tickets for this exclusive event will go on sale to registered fans on Friday from 12:30pm AEST The house DJ, who performs under the moniker DJ Fisher, and his wife shared the pregnancy news to Instagram on Christmas Eve 2023. 'The greatest gift of all. I've waited my whole life for you,' Chloe wrote on Instagram alongside an image in which her husband cradled her bump. Chloe, who has previously had four miscarriages, took a moment to share her empathy for those struggling with infertility and revealed she had battled for several years to conceive via IVF. 'After 4 years of trying to convince, 1000s of needles, eight rounds of IVF, multiple surgeries, I've lived this nightmare and I know this pain and suffering all too well,' she said. Chloe is a model and swimwear designer and the founder of Australian brand Aloé Swimwear.
Forbes
16-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
The Resurgence Of Hats And How To Style Them In Everyday Wear
INDIO, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 12: (FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY) T-Pain performs at the Coachella Stage during ... More the 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival at Empire Polo Club on April 12, 2025 in Indio, California. (Photo byfor Coachella) In the ever-evolving landscape of fashion, hats are experiencing a remarkable renaissance. Once relegated to practical sun protection or occasional formal wear, these accessories have stormed back into the mainstream consciousness, becoming essential style statements for the fashion-forward. This resurgence found its perfect showcase at Coachella, where celebrities and attendees alike transformed the desert festival into a runway for headwear innovation. Just scroll through your Instagram or TikTok feed and you will see a number of influencers, celebrities and fans donning all types of outfits, many of which include hats as their most stylish accessory. Trendsetting stars like T-Pain, Teyana Taylor and Jodie Turner-Smith captivated audiences not just with their performances but with their boldly styled hats. Meanwhile, fans flooding the Benson Boone and Chris Lake performances ensured that hats were their main accessory, whether it took the format of bucket hats, funky textures, or Cowboy inspired designs. Indio, CA - April 10: People sporting festive hats groove as Chris Lake kicks off Coachella weekend ... More one in the campgrounds for a first of its kind performance for the campers only at the Desert Sky stage at Coachella in Indio Thursday, April 10, 2025. Lady Gaga, Green Day, and Post Malone will headline Coachella 2025. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) At the heart of this hat revival lies "cowboy core", which is one of fashion's hottest current trends. The increasing popularity of country music, including Beyonce's Cowboy Carter album, have helped propel cowboy aesthetics into the mainstream. Plus, luxury fashion houses and influential publications have followed suit in their collections and editorials. According to Janessa Leoné, founder of her eponymous brand, this trend aligns perfectly with broader movements in fashion consciousness: "Hats are experiencing a resurgence, particularly as personal style becomes more intentional. You can see it reflected in recent collections, too. Jacquemus and Khaite have both leaned into statement hats, while The Row has incorporated minimal, sculptural styles." THERMAL, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 12: Victoria Justice attends Revolve Festival 2025 at Cavallo Ranch on ... More April 12, 2025 in Thermal, California. (Photo byfor Revolve) This revival connects directly to the growing emphasis on "quiet luxury" and investment dressing. As consumers shift toward thoughtfully curated wardrobes built around versatile, well-crafted pieces, hats offer the perfect combination of practicality and distinctive style. Additionally, social media has played a crucial role in normalizing hat-wearing for a new generation. Stylists seamlessly integrate hats into celebrity on and off carpet looks and prove that hats and are not just reserved for royalty like Kate Middleton at exclusive events. Rather than being viewed as bold statement pieces that require confidence to pull off, hats are increasingly seen as personal signatures that complete an outfit rather than overwhelming it. As hats continue their fashion revival, many wonder how they can effectively style these pieces to stay trendy. One of the key factors that fashion designer and stylist Peter Martinez notes is the importance of knowing your face shape. "You want to ensure that the hat perfectly rounds off your look by complementing your face shape, being in harmony with your frame, and pairing well with your outfit," he tells Forbes in an interview. When it comes to face shapes, Martinez offers specific guidance: wide-brimmed hats such as the Waverly hat from Janessa Leoné helps balance round faces, while structured crowns add angles to softer features. Those with oval faces have more versatility and most hat styles suit that face shape. The wide-brimmed "Waverly" hat is crafted from durable, packable raffia straw and provides full ... More coverage. Your body frame should also influence your hat selection. Martinez suggests that tall hats can create the illusion of height for petite figures, while wide brims generally complement taller individuals. He cautions that oversized hats can overwhelm smaller frames, so wear with caution. The relationship between your hat and outfit deserves careful attention. As demonstrated by Coachella's stylish attendees, a hat should either match or thoughtfully contrast with your outfit's colors, textures, and patterns to create visual appeal. Additionally, always consider the weather and occasion when selecting headwear to ensure both practicality and appropriateness. For instance, Leone notes in colder months, wool hats introduce warmth and texture, while hats made from raffia, which is known for its durability and breathability, are better for spring or summer dressing. "The Winston" hat from Pyper Malone is made with 100% premium American sheep wool and is a wardrobe ... More must-have. Hats are often viewed as statement pieces reserved for special occasions, but this perception is shifting. According to Herb Rhedrick, founder of Black-owned business Herbin Co., hats can seamlessly become part of your daily wardrobe. "The key is to consider your desired presentation for the day (whether formal, casual, or with a bit of flair) when selecting your outfit," explains Rhedrick. "My go-to hats, typically in black or silver belly, complement everything from loafers to Jordan 1s, making them incredibly versatile." With an eye for craftsmanship, Herbin Co. sells a collection of ready-to-wear hats or offers custom ... More hats designed to fit your style. Leone further notes how a neutral wool fedora transitions seamlessly from casual to polished, especially when it is paired with denim and a blazer or layered with a long coat in the winter. Just in case there isn't a hat on the market that suits your personal style, you can opt for a cusotm piece At Herbin Co. The brand offers the option to select your base color, size, and felt to create a product that is unique and individualizes. Plus, the brand takes pride in their meticulous craftsmanship, with each hat requiring approximately 22 hours to complete. While there's no wrong way to wear hats, bear in mind is not to avoid going overboard by pairing a big hat with statement earrings, oversized sunglasses or a busy outfit. 'Let the hat be the focal point of your look,' Martinez adds.
Los Angeles Times
11-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Los Angeles Times
Chris Lake's Coachella campground dance party boosts morale of road-weary festgoers on Day Zero
Chris Lake isn't one to plan. Minutes before he's set to perform at Coachella's campgrounds, the British DJ sat in the front seat of a Jeep Wagoneer, uploading music to several USBs. He spent the day mulling over which direction he wanted to take this first-of-its-kind Coachella set. Before the festival gates officially open on Friday, Lake's Thursday night performance marked the first year a musician played the campground for 'Day Zero' festivities. 'If I go up and it's s—, then it's my own fault,' Lake joked. 'I literally don't know what I'm walking into out there. There are so many different ways it can go. I like to eyeball the crowd and then decide what to do.' Previously, 'Day Zero' has always been an extra day for campers to get settled and get a head start on partying. But when Lake was announced to perform on the new Desert Sky stage, the festival's pregame became a bit more official. Under the circus-like tent, trains of fist-pumping fans began to congregate in the circular space. Inflatable flamingos and waving flags whizzed by and clouds of marijuana smoke thickened. Within the crowd, some seized the opportunity to debut their first festival look — wearing trendy, crochet tops and headscarves. Others had taken a more casual, camping approach, dressed in what seemed to be pajamas. In the middle of the camping hub (that consisted of a general store and several lounge spaces), there were even some listeners, hair wet from the communal showers and toiletries in hand, who stopped by to hear Lake's blend of heavy bass and pop music. Beyond the dust, a palpable sense of excitement filled the air. Longtime Lake fan James Guerrero was not shocked to see the 'Beggin'' DJ make an appearance at the festival. 'I've gone to the last five [Coachellas], and he always seems to show up. Whatever sounds Chris Lake wants to give me, I'll accept. He's a pioneer in what he does. He's like LeBron [James],' said Guerrero. ' It's going to be an absolutely phenomenal time.' Before getting into the campgrounds that morning, many festival-goers were faced with prolonged wait times. While waiting for the DJ to start spinning, many campers shared similar stories of waiting between six and eight total hours before getting into the grounds. Many of them had also taken to social media to express their complaints — commenting 'We've been in line to get in for 8+ freaking hours, this is outrageous!!' and 'This is the absolute WORST I've ever seen this line in all my years of camping. This is terrible to have people on the streets for hours with no access to bathrooms. Extremely unsafe conditions,' on Coachella's Instagram. Liz Hernandez, who has camped eight times, arrived late Wednesday night in hopes of getting an optimal camping spot. In the past, she was able to get into the campgrounds in three or four hours, but this year she had to wait over 12 hours to get into the area. 'We were so prepared to wait, but this time around it was excessive. I literally told [my partner] in the car, 'Tomorrow, this won't matter. We're going to get in there and we're going to forget about it,'' said Hernandez. 'And we did.' It also took Guerrero, who was coming from Orange County, around six hours to get into the campsite. He shares a similar sentiment, 'That doesn't take away from this. That's in the past. We're about to see the G.O.A.T. and we're living in the present now. It's all right.' With every bass drop Lake offered to the crowd, he was met with a sea of synchronized hand movements. From the people crowded around the barricade to those in the far back, almost everyone raised their arms up and down to coincide with the fluctuating beat. Lake says he was prepared for this level of enthusiasm from the camper-only crowd. 'At the end of the day, if you're camping, you're fully submitting to the complete experience of the festival. I can already tell, just by driving around, how much energy there is amongst the people,' said Lake. 'These are the type of people that you want to be playing for.' Settling into an electronic sweet spot — where he debuted music from his upcoming album 'Chemistry' and mixed tracks like 'Messy' by Lola Young and Bell Biv DeVoe's 'Poison' — Lake had ignited a new sense of energy in the Coachella campsite. And it wasn't even Day 1 yet. 'There's a huge part of me that's selfish, and I would like this to be the best part of everyone's weekend,' said Lake. 'By the end of the weekend, they're absolutely exhausted and I plan to contribute to that heavily.'
