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Nylon
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Nylon
UNIQLO : C unveils latest collection embodying spirit of movement and function in wardrobe essentials
Designed by UNIQLO Creative Director and renowned British fashion designer Clare Waight Keller, the latest UNIQLO : C collection combines sophisticated tailoring with practical, functional fabrics to bring you a versatile, all-season appeal. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. For women, you can expect to find tailoring in the softest of modern technical tweeds to create effortless clothing mixed with seasonal favourites in HEATTECH and cashmere, expressed through a jewel tone palette. Some of the highlights include a chic cropped cocoon shirt and culotte in a contemporary fresh midi length, as well as an expansion of the UNIQLO : C's signature sweatshirt line with a fresh new crewneck style and an introduction of fresh palette of jewel tones for the HEATTECH Cashmere Blend. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Image courtesy of UNIQLO. Men can now enjoy the perfect harmony of natural materials and HEATTECH functionality too, with the HEATTECH Cashmere Blend, which will be available as a crewneck and a turtleneck. Also new to the lineup are jackets, hoodies, and coats made with cutting-edge PUFFTECH material from Toray, offering the same heat retention as down, which will make them perfect for layering. Others to look out for include the BLOCKTECH outerwear, which provide great waterproof, windproof and moisture permeability properties to make them diverse for everyday activities. Part 1 of the UNIQLO : C collection is now available with Part 2 of the collection launching on 5 September. The full lineup will launch at JEWEL Changi Airport Store, Orchard Central Global Flagship Store, ION Orchard Store and online at while a partial lineup will be available at all stores.
Yahoo
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
A Viral TikTok Analyzes Royal Family Member Facial Expressions During Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Wedding, and the Reactions Were Shocking
The video also showcases Queen Elizabeth's very different reaction during Prince William's wedding to Kate Middleton. It's safe to say that most of the world was watching when Prince Harry married Meghan Markle at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle on May 19, 2018. Much attention was paid to the bride and groom, Meghan's stunning Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy wedding dress, and the A-list guests in attendance. One thing the general public should have been watching more closely? The facial expressions of other members of the royal family. In a viral TikTok video posted on a fan account called houseofwindsorr, a variety of different wedding-day clips were stitched together to reveal how the royal family felt about Harry and Meghan's nuptials. Queen Elizabeth's reactions are most prominently featured, but the clips also showcase Meghan and Harry themselves, Prince Philip, King Charles, Queen Camilla, Zara Tindall, Prince William, Kate Middleton, and Princess Beatrice. Related: The Shocking Reason Why Queen Elizabeth Had a Limited Role in Planning Prince Harry's Wedding Overall, the queen's reactions weren't overwhelmingly positive or negative—she's certainly not smiling, but she's not frowning, either. That being said, it's impossible to tell when these clips were captured. The general sentiment of the video makes it seem like these were Queen Elizabeth's reactions to Meghan and Harry at the altar, but it's quite possible that these snippets were from the beginning or end of the wedding, when the bride and groom weren't even present or seen together. The rest of the edit is similarly unflattering. In the clip of Prince Philip, he appears to let out a long sigh. King Charles seems almost to shake his head and Queen Camilla's smile falls from her face. Zara Tindall, Harry's cousin, looks blank-faced as she repeatedly blinks, and Prince William and Kate Middleton look to be holding back smiles or laughs. As with Queen Elizabeth's clips, this edit leaves us with more questions than answers—the videos could indicate that members of the royal family were already displeased by the union, or it could just be an unflattering video that was edited to continue the narrative that Harry and Meghan are now outsiders to the House of Windsor. What's most notable is how the video compares the reactions of Queen Elizabeth at Meghan and Harry's wedding to her facial expression at Will and Kate's nuptials in 2013. At the end of the video, Will and Kate stop before the monarch, and she appears to nod and smile in approval. So, are these shocking reactions really indicative of how other royal family members felt, or is this just another viral video created with a skewed perspective? Whatever the truth may be, the video has now accumulated over 1.5 million likes, been saved 54,000 times, and received 2,611 comments. Up Next: Prince William and Kate Middleton Caused Seating Chart Chaos at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Royal Wedding Read the original article on Brides Solve the daily Crossword
Hype Malaysia
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
UNIQLO: C Unveils Fall/Winter 2025 Collection With New HEATTECH & PUFFTECH Line
Global apparel retailer UNIQLO has officially announced the launch of 'Modernity in Motion,' the latest collection from its special line, UNIQLO: C. Designed by UNIQLO Creative Director, renowned British-born fashion designer Clare Waight Keller, this collection is set to redefine seasonal wardrobes by seamlessly blending formal elegance with casual comfort. It combines sophisticated tailoring with practical, functional fabrics, aiming for a versatile, all-season appeal. The initial release kicks off by expanding the UNIQLO: C's signature sweatshirt line with a fresh new crewneck style. For women, highlights include a chic cropped cocoon shirt and culottes in a contemporary midi length, promising effortless comfort from late summer into the cooler months. The second phase of the collection delves deeper into winter essentials. For the first time ever, UNIQLO introduces HEATTECH Cashmere Blend for men, alongside elevated outerwear and luxurious cashmere knitwear. These pieces are thoughtfully designed as new Fall/Winter classics, promising both superior comfort and elegant style. 'This collection embodies the spirit of movement and function in wardrobe essentials. I focused on reflecting technical principles in modern silhouettes', says Clare Waight Keller. She continues by highlighting this season's incorporation of PUFFTECH, a cutting-edge technology that allows for incredible performance of warmth in an ultra-lightweight jacket with a completely seam-free finish. For womenswear, the collection also explores tailoring in the softest of modern technical tweeds to create effortless clothing mixed with seasonal favourites in HEATTECH and cashmere, expressed through a jewel tone palette. Most warmth ever at this thinness – HEATTECH Cashmere Blend for men HEATTECH Cashmere Blend is a perfect harmony of natural materials and HEATTECH functionality. The men's line includes two types, crewneck and turtleneck. For women, the lineup introduces a fresh palette of jewel tones, featuring sophisticated shades like sand, forest green, navy, and burgundy. A seamless blend of sophisticated design and functional materials New to the lineup are jackets, hoodies, and coats made with cutting-edge PUFFTECH material from Toray. With the same heat retention as down, these items are also perfect for layering. While simple in design, carefully tailored technical pieces such as BLOCKTECH outerwear with excellent waterproof, windproof, and moisture permeability properties are making them indispensable for diverse everyday activities. UNIQLO: C 'Modernity In Motion' launches its first phase on 21st July 2025 and its full phase launch on 5th September 2025. The full lineup will be available at selected stores located in Fahrenheit88, The Exchange TRX and Sunway Pyramid. To check out the full lineup, head on over to UNIQLO's official website. Alyssa Gabrielle contributed to this article.
Vogue
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Vogue
The Story Behind Meghan Markle's Givenchy Wedding Dress—and Her 16-Foot Veil
When Meghan Markle wed Prince Harry at St George's Chapel, Windsor, in 2018, all eyes were on her wedding dress. In the end, it was somewhat of an unexpected choice, with the Duchess of Sussex opting for an off-the-shoulder Givenchy gown by then-creative director Clare Waight Keller. While London-based brands Ralph & Russo and Erdem were considered favorites for the royal's wedding dress at the time, Kensington Palace said the Givenchy gown epitomized 'a timeless minimal elegance referencing the codes of the iconic house.' The choice was also indicative of the Duchess's commitment to empowering women through her global platform: Waight Keller became the first female artistic director of the historic French fashion house in 2017. Markle met Waight Keller in early 2018 and 'chose to work with her for her timeless and elegant aesthetic, impeccable tailoring, and relaxed demeanor,' the statement from Kensington Palace continued. 'Ms. Markle also wanted to highlight the success of a leading British talent who has now served as the creative head of three globally influential fashion houses: Pringle of Scotland, Chloé, and now Givenchy.'
The Age
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Age
When did we stop listening to experts and start listening to the girl with the best hair?
Last month, I fell prey to an influencer. A cool New Yorker who named Clark Wallabees among the three types of shoe we all need right now. I ordered two pairs. Then realised I'd bought desert boots with a wedge crepe heel that I'm too old to wear with the required irony. I've also shelled out for the Clare Waight Keller for Uniqlo trench that influencers said was a must-have instant classic, the BB cream which promised an unnatural glow (and delivered, DM me) and a set of silicone brushes that promised to make scrubbing the toot a pleasure. But even as I scroll, click, buy, I wonder when we started taking our cues from people we don't know and — if we're honest — often don't even like that much. Gah. Influencers. Have you been eating up RecipeTin Eats founder Nagi Maehashi calling out influencer-turned-baker Brooke Bellamy for allegedly pinching two of her recipes for her Baked by Brooki bestseller? Delicious. I just can't get enough of the week's second-biggest cooking scandal. For context, neither protagonist is a chef. Bellamy, who strenuously denies the plagiarism allegations, is a former travel blogger who married into a commercial food empire and launched her baking business with gorgeous branding and on point frosting. Ex-financier Nagi pivoted to food blogging in 2014. Her style? Authentic rather than opportunistically authentic. You won't catch her slowly licking buttercream off a spoon. Disclosure: I love her and her recipes.
