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Daily Mail
41 minutes ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Move over, white trainers - here are 6 ways I'm styling the new hottest shoe colour this season
Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission - learn more There was a time, not so long ago, when you would have had to surgically remove me from my white trainers, so wedded was I to the comfort, ease and practicality of the trend. Except then white trainers became so ubiquitous that they weren't really a trend any more; in fact fashion folk are now positively repelled by them (not me, I've just swapped plain white trainers for sportier grey-and-white styles that just about pass muster). One current trend I do love, however, is red trainers. They're everywhere, from all the coolest people on the You magazine fashion desk to celebrities such as Emily Ratajkowski and Hailey Bieber. They play into the 'pop of red' theory, which rules that a scarlet accessory has the power to transform even the simplest of outfits and bring it alive. However I will admit that if you're used to wearing white trainers all the time - which require virtually zero effort on styling - red trainers can feel more complicated. They look a bit off with some outfits, and clash with certain colours, which can mean that even if you have invested in a pair of red trainers (Adidas Sambas and Spezials are both popular choices), you don't actually end up wearing them that much. With that in mind, I thought I'd share some of my go-to outfit formulas for wearing with red trainers. The key things I've learnt? White outfits look great with red trainers, as do creams and browns. Print-wise, leopard print and red is an excellent combination. You can't go wrong with denim either. Best (and brightest) foot forward.... Earrings, £65, Daisy; T-shirt, £9.99, H&M jeans, £29.50, Marks & Spencer; bag, £129, John Lewis; trainers, £90, Adidas at ASOS Skirt, £27.99, H&M sunglasses, £135, Jimmy Fairly; T-shirt, £11.99, Zara; bag, £129, Whistles; trainers, £90, Adidas at ASOS Trousers, £119, Cos; necklace, £125, Tilly Sveaas; top, £75, Albaray;bag, £79, Charles & Keith; trainers, £90, Adidas at ASOS Earrings, £20, Hey Harper; bag, £14.90, Uniqlo; T-shirt, £9.99, H&M trainers, £90, Adidas at ASOS; shorts, £65, Hush at Marks & Spencer Bag, £49.50, Marks & Spencer; ring, £98, Missoma; dress, £39, Ro&Zo at Selfridges; sunglasses, £59.50, Oliver Bonas; trainers, £90, Adidas at ASOS To get more of what you love from your favourite Sunday supplement, follow us on Instagram (@youmagazine), Facebook (YOU Magazine) and X (@YOUMagSocial).
Vogue Singapore
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Vogue Singapore
Best polka-dot nail looks to try
It's safe to say that polka-dot fever is in full swing—and this time, it's showing up as the number one nail trend of the summer. From fashion week runways to your favourite celebrities' wardrobes and even Hailey Bieber's latest Rhode campaign, it's evident that this classic print has now gone mini and manicure-ready. Nostalgic yet fresh, the polka-dot manicure has exploded across social media, often paired with bright colours, minimalist bases, and cute character art. There's real history behind why these spots are so iconic. In the 1950s, icons like Marilyn Monroe made polka-dots synonymous with flirty glamour, often pictured in halter dresses or tiny polka-dot bikinis. That same retro energy is now being channelled into beauty, with stars like Sabrina Carpenter sporting glazed dotted nails in her Manchild music video, paying a cheeky homage to vintage femininity. The best part? Sabrina and Hailey Bieber share the same celebrity nail artist, Zola Ganzorigt, whose signature minimal-meets-glam approach is part of why the trend feels so current. Even better, polka dot nails are surprisingly easy to recreate at home. Zola has posted step-by-step tutorials on her Instagram, showing us exactly how to get the look using a simple dotting tool. The key to a symmetrical dot pattern would be starting from the middle and fanning outward. Whether you prefer tiny monochrome dots on a nude base or playful colour combos with glossy finishes, there's a version of the trend for everyone. Want polka-dotted nails this season but don't know what to do to spice it up? Check out Vogue Singapore's lineup of nail inspiration below. Rhode and @nailsbyzola 1 / 7 Lemon-drop yellow Summer is at its peak, which means Hailey Bieber's citrus-inspired nails are the perfect way to capture the freshness this season has to offer. Think soft grey spots with a zesty yellow base for a refreshing pop of colour. @nailsbyzola 2 / 7 Crystal-studded Channel Sabrina Carpenter's playful energy from her Manchild music video: speckled crisp white dots on a clear nude base. Tie your manicure together with a gem or two on each finger for a subtle sparkle that feels retro and refined. @studio92mcr 3 / 7 Spotted accents Can't commit to a full set of polka-dots? Keep it simple with accent nails. Feature the pattern on just one or two fingers, breaking up the bigger blocks of colour on your other nails. Try contrasting brighter colours with darker dots to spice up a typically more summery style. @kimchisnails 4 / 7 Dots and flowers Beauty is in the details. Don't be afraid to pair your spots with some 3-D nail art — think delicate orchids or lilies curling across your nails. @peachinails 5 / 7 Inverted colours Who says your mani has to match all the time? Flip the script with inverted hues on each hand—light-on-dark one side, dark-on-light the other. @ 6 / 7 Classy pearlescent Freshen up the classic black and white polka-dot by opting for a translucent, pearlescent base that catches the light when you move your fingers. @nailsbyaudreyann 7 / 7 French twist Give classic French tips a fun upgrade with tiny polka dots along the edges of your fingertips. Subtle, yet full of personality.
Graziadaily
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Graziadaily
Everyone's Talking About Zara's New Take On A Classic Pair Of Jeans
I'll die on the hill that an outfit involving a good pair of jeans is never boring, and it's fair to say I've had my trials and tribulations when it comes to denim. There's just something about it that makes it so hard to nail. Often when the fit around the waist is right, the length is too long (I'm 5'4"), or when the length is perfect (for once), the waist is wrong. Either way, finding a pair of jeans that actually fits is somewhat harder than it needs to be. Saying that, it's not all bad news, as once you've found a good pair of jeans, you'll soon realise denim is never boring (and also to hold onto them, tight). If you're feeling uninspired by your own jean selection and you're looking for something a little more au courant, think about adding a pair of crossover waist jeans to your wardrobe. Spotted on the likes of Hailey Bieber, Kendall Jenner and Kim Kardashian, jeans that feature a crossover waist, or asymmetric front aren't necessarily a new concept, but it's Zara's TRF Wide-Leg High-Waist Jeans With Crossover Waist that has got people talking about the style once again. Zara, TRF Wide-Leg High-Waist Jeans With Crossover Waist - Blue Zara's crossover waist jeans are about as on-trend as it comes. With a flattering high-waist, five pockets and asymmetric front fastening, its Crossover Jeans add a statement edge to any simple look. Zara's take on the trend features a high-waisted and wide-leg fit, as well as a choice between two very tempting denim washes: one lighter blue and one darker. The legs are described as 'extra long', which is something to watch out for, particularly if you're like me and are on the shorter side (I just know my usual tailor can't wait to see me coming with a pair of these). There are so many ways to wear jeans, none of which are boring, and all of which are suitable for every occasion you've got lined up this summer. Take a trip back to the 2000s by styling your crossover jeans underneath a dress, and finish the look with a pair of ballet flats. Alternatively, if you're often inspired by the outfits you see on The Row, wear the jeans with a thin knit that's layered over the top of a cami slip (perhaps this Zara one). Or, if you're looking for an outfit formula you can wear one hundred times and still reach for it for outfit number 101, pair a white t-shirt with the crossover jeans and flip flops. So are Zara's crossover waist jeans the denim shake-up we didn't know we needed? Absolutely. Just when you think denim might just be running out of ways to reinvent itself, along comes a waistline that we most definitely never saw coming. Last year was all about barrel-leg jeans, and before that, it was distressed denim that was trending (although it had grandads across the country asking 'did you fall over?') But, if both of those felt slightly too daring, the crossover waist is the trend to invest in - it's a subtle switch-up that doesn't cross the line. Zara, TRF Wide-Leg High-Waist Jeans With Crossover Waist - Light Blue Zara's crossover jeans also come in a lighter blue denim wash that's perfect for wearing with contrasting darker colours. Think a black t-shirt or tank top. Agolde, Criss Cross Upsized Straight Jeans Agolde's jeans have quite the celebrity fan club - I mean, one that includes Rihanna is always going to be great. This particular style features a criss-cross waist, as well as a straight-leg shape, five pockets and raw hems. All Saints, Aki Crossover Wide Leg Denim Jeans Any summer wardrobe isn't complete without a pair of cream or white jeans. This pair from All Saints is a real standout, thanks to its straight-leg, mid-rise design, and of course, its statement crossover front. Bershka, Wide-Leg Jeans With Crossover Waist For a more affordable take, head to Bershka, where its Jeans With Crossover Waist are a firm favourite. Finish the outfit with a colourful pair of Adidas trainers and a baby tee. Main image credit: Instagram/@hunterdestin Gemma Lavers is a fashion commerce writer at Grazia, where she tracks down viral pieces and is as comfortable navigating the M&S new-in page as she is dissecting the latest celebrity look. When not writing, shopping or at Reformer Pilates (a cliché but she's hooked), Gemma will likely be planning her next holiday (and what she's going to wear). For a glimpse into said travels, outfit inspo and life as a journalist, follow her on Instagram or TikTok.
Daily Mail
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Hailey Bieber posts sexy bedroom selfie as hubby Justin reflects on 'extremely selfish' behavior
Hailey Bieber sent temperatures soaring on her Instagram Stories after her husband admitted to his 'extremely selfish behavior' amid their marital issues. The 28-year-old model posted a sexy selfie in a figure-hugging top while striking a lounging pin-up pose in bed. Meanwhile, Justin Bieber, 31, posted a several snaps of him enjoying an outdoor stroll as he reflected on his behavior and his faith. Justin wrote in the caption: 'Let's have a good day, let's go outside. Get in nature.' He added: 'Thanking Jesus for his patience with me this morning. 'I can be extremely selfish and impatient yet Jesus always has his arms open toward me.' Opening up: Justin's caption in full Justin laid bare his relationship struggles in the emotional lyrics of his new album Swag, although has insisted that he 'will not' leave Hailey. Since then, the couple have been repeatedly spotted in public together, and last week, Hailey was seen kissing him at a listening party for Swag at Bird Street Club. Justin's post posts come just four days days after Hailey shared a picture of their passionate kiss. New music: His latest album, Swag, which Justin released July 11, alludes to a challenging time between the couple, who have been married since 2018 After months of rumors, Justin has vowed to 'change' for his wife following a rough time. In the album's second track, Daisies, the lyrics read: 'Throwin' petals like, "Do you love me or not?" / Head is spinnin', and it don't know when to stop / You said "Forever," babe, did you mean it or not? / Hold on, hold on. 'You leave me on read, babe, but I still get the message / Instead of a line it's three dots, but I can connect them / And if it ain't right, babe, you know I respect it / But if you need time, just take your time / Honey, I get it, I get it, I get it.' Justin and Hailey welcomed their first child together, a baby boy called Jack, in August 2024. Speaking to Vogue Italia as their August 2025 cover girl, Hailey dispelled rumors of a rift between her and Justin, as she gushed over him being an 'extraordinary' father, 'a natural', and 'seeing her as a goddess, a superhero'. However, Hailey also opened up about her pregnancy with Jack, revealing it was unexpected. She said: 'The pregnancy was hard for me to accept, it was a surprise and you have to deal with so many emotions. You realize that your life will never be the same again, yes, it changes in a positive way, but it will never be the same again.'
Fashion Network
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Miu Miu back on top in latest Lyst Index, hottest product is The Row's simple but pricey flip-flop
If anyone thought Miu Miu was set to run out of steam any time soon, they couldn't be more wrong. The Prada -owned brand that has been on a remarkable high in recent years is still up there and it's back at number one in the newly released Lyst index for Q2. See catwalk As well as Miu Miu's ongoing success, Lyst said the quarter saw 'a dramatic shift from polished to personality' and fashion shoppers 'pivoting to high-impact, lower-cost accessories and footwear amid recession concerns. Beyond the viral Labubu craze, brand heat came from expressive, storytelling brands and standout shoes'. In fact, 60% of the hottest products were footwear and we're not talking about just one type as in the not-so-far-off days of sneaker dominance. This time, the hottest products spanned 'the functional, nostalgic, and avant-garde'. More of that later, first let's look at the top brands. Miu Miu rose one spot back to number one, replacing Loewe, which fell to second place. Saint Laurent was steady at number three, ahead of Prada (+1), Coach (-1), The Row (+2), COS (-1), Chloé (+1), Bottega Veneta (-2) and Moncler (+1). They made up the top 10 and behind them in the rest of the top 20 were Ralph Lauren (+1), Alaïa (-2), Balenciaga (+1), Jacquemus (+2), SKIMS (no move), Versace (-3), Burberry (re-entering the top 20), Gucci (-1), Birkenstock (another newcomer), and Valentino (no move). See catwalk Why was Miu Miu so hot? It seems to be striking a chord with affluent youthful consumers and it's very good at turning out hit products. Its suede, logo-embossed boat shoe/loafer was the fourth hottest item in Q2. 'Striking a balance between preppy nostalgia and contemporary edge, the popular boat shoes channel a back-to-school sensibility that resonated across markets,' Lyst said. Also notable, The Row achieved its highest index ranking to date, buoyed by the performance of the Dune flip flop, which was the quarter's hottest product. Searches for the $690 shoe rose by 162% this time, with interest rising "significantly" after Jonathan Bailey stepped out in a pair during a June press appearance. Burberry's return after a year out of the top 20 saw it 'effectively capitalising on a resurgent 'cool Britannia' vibe, a strong festival campaign and growing demand for Burberry menswear'. And Chloé is 'creeping up the Top 10, with demand on Lyst up 33% in Q2. The breezy, bohemian Chloé revival continues to gain ground with shoppers worldwide'. See catwalk Meanwhile, H&M Group's COS remains the only high street brand in the Top 10, with 'positioning and demand cemented by [its] critically-acclaimed April runway show'. As usual Lyst also identified three 'Moving Fast' brands and they included a venerable label, Pucci. Endorsed by Hailey Bieber, Addison Rae and Dua Lipa, searches for Pucci increased 96% quarter on quarter. The most wanted pieces for a 'Pucci Girl Summer' were the Marmo and Orchidee swirly halterneck mini dresses, tops and swimsuits. Also strong was Rohe, the Amsterdam-based, minimalist label that saw demand spiking 27%. And eyewear brand Jacques Marie Mage saw a 34% increase in demand, 'reflecting the rising value placed on accessories that carry narrative and craftsmanship'. Product hits As for the hottest products globally, as mentioned, six of the top 10 were shoes. The appearance of the Dune sandals from The Row in top spot was pretty surprising even given the fact that they're an obvious pick for summer. But these shoes come with an ultra-luxury price tag and mimic the kind of flip-flops that can be found anywhere and everywhere. The level of interest in these particular shoes shows just how strong The Row is as a label. Something similar could be said about the number two product, which was a simple cotton ribbed tank top by SKIMS. It spiked 230% this quarter, 'helped by positive TikTok buzz and the continued trend for 'effortless' elevated basics'. It's interesting after those two simple summer classics were in the top two spots that the third place product also fits into that category. It was the Adidas classic sprinter shorts. First seen in the late 1970s, Q2 saw a 121% increase in demand, with celebrity fans including Harry Styles and Bella Hadid. Athletic shorts are a key trend this summer with searches for sports shorts up 78% on Lyst in Q2. Miu Miu's suede loafers were in fourth place as referenced earlier, followed by Vibram's V-Soul flat that saw a 110% increase in traffic. Lyst said 'this continues the hybridisation of performance and fashion we saw in Q1 with Puma 's Speedcat Ballet'. And talking of ballet flats, Ancient Greek Sandals' Iro version was sixth. Juju Vera's shell pendant necklace came in at number seven and we're told it 'signals cultural clout, tapping into the emotional register of handcrafted nostalgia and the ongoing appetite for talismanic, coastal-adjacent jewellery'. Back with shoes, Isabel Marant 's Bekett wedge sneaker was 'the latest shoe to capitalise on a Y2K-fuelled TikTok revival' in eighth place. Demand was up 630% year on year. In ninth place Faithfull The Brand's Hedy staples dress was a clear summer hit and rounding out the top 10, Prada's Collapse Re-Nylon sneakers underscored just how important footwear is this season.
