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Elle
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Elle
Lululemon's Viral Dress Is Taking Over Summer—Here's Why Everyone's Obsessed
When we think of Lululemon, we likely envision sleek leggings and elevated two-piece sets that transition seamlessly from the gym to brunch. The brand has long excelled in athleisure, creating buttery soft essentials that flatter the figure and offer cooling comfort during workouts. However, there are a few recent additions that have caught our attention—and surprisingly, it's not just sports bras and leggings. We're currently obsessing over the 2-in-1 Maxi Dress, and it's about to be the item everyone's trying to get their hands on. The versatile staple features a flattering drop-waist silhouette that effortlessly blends the sporty-chic aesthetic with effortless elegance. It can be easily dressed up or down—wear it as a sleek maxi dress for a night out or fold it down into a skirt for casual errands or meetings. It's available in two wear-anywhere neutrals, Black and Light Ivory, as well as a vivid, statement-making Raceway Green. Style the ivory version with a mini raffia bag and a chunky slide for a casual vacation-ready look, or pair the black option with a slingback heel and large suede clutch for an elevated, evening-worthy ensemble. No less impressive, these other styles wear like luxury with the comfort the brand is known for. Beyond the dresses, there's even more to celebrate—Lululemon is marking 10 years of one of its most beloved creations, the Align Pant. To commemorate the milestone, the brand has launched the Align No Line collection, and our editors are already in love. Designed by Antonia Iamartino, the visionary behind the original Align, the new pieces are crafted 'for movement, for emotion, for the space where form meets feeling.' In simpler terms, you'll want to wear them all the time, everywhere. If you're looking to refresh your wardrobe with pieces that go beyond the gym or studio, these styles are designed to make you feel your best—no matter what's on your summer agenda. Every product featured on is independently researched, tested, or editor-approved. We only recommend products that we stand behind, and the merchandise featured on our site is always driven by editorial and product testing standards, not by affiliate deals or advertising relationships. Any content created in partnership with advertisers is marked as such.
Daily Mirror
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Primark shoppers love 'gorgeous' £8 T-shirt that's 'so flattering'
Primark shoppers are racing to stores to find the 'gorgeous' new T-shirts that look 'so flattering' Primark shoppers are racing to stores for a "gorgeous" new £8 top. As seen in a viral TikTok post shared by @chris_fairley, Primark is selling "cinch waist" T-shirts that gather at the waist and look "so flattering." There are various colours available, including a pink option and a chocolate brown shade. The Liverpool-based creator wrote: "How nice are these new cinch waist T-shirts?" In the few days since it was posted, Chris's video has gained over 900,000 views. It's also received hundreds of comments from shoppers keen to get their hands on the new products. Someone commented: "I need these so bad." A different fan wrote: "Omggggg." Tagging a friend to suggest a shopping trip, a keen shopper said: "Primark tomorrow." Meanwhile, someone replied: "Can someone pick them both up for me and sell them on Vinted? These are a need." A shopper shared: "For anyone wondering, I went to the Oxford street primark today and they only had the pink one I was unable to find the brown one but hopefully they come in soon!" A different fan added: "Just bought the brown one and girls I can confirm they look gorgggg on omg!! So flattering. Hoping they drop more colours." Chris replied: "Ivory has landed on the order be in store in next few days." The shopper responded: "Omg I need! Hope there's a black too." Similarly, another customer said: "I'll want a black and white." Unfortunately, it doesn't look like the T-shirts are available on Primark's website at this time. Shoppers can locate their nearest Primark store here. However, the retailer does offer a selection of T-shirts on its website, with many available for click and collect. For instance, shoppers looking for a fitted style might like the £5 Second Skin T-Shirt, which is described as "a slim-fitting T-shirt with a second-skin style design." The product description says: " Upgrade your basics with this essential second skin T-shirt. Designed for a smooth, figure-hugging fit, this ultra-soft tee features a classic round neckline and short sleeves—perfect for layering or wearing solo. "The stretchy, lightweight fabric moves with you, making it a comfy go-to for everyday wear. Whether you pair it with jeans, skirts, or under a blazer, it's the ultimate wardrobe staple. Simple, stylish, and oh-so-versatile—you'll want one in every colour!" It's available in sizes XXS to XL in six different colours, though availability may vary. Meanwhile, athleisure fans might like the £9 Buttery Soft Gym T-Shirt that's described as a "buttery soft crew neck T-shirt." The description says: "Whether your exercise of choice is a classic jog or lifting weights and working the machines, our short sleeve gym T-shirt is sure to be an appropriate uniform for active endeavours. "Part of our performance range, this ecru tee is cut from buttery soft stretch fabric to ensure the slim fit remains comfortable while offering optimal flexibility. "It showcases a crew neckline, short sleeves and a straight hem, so it'll pair easily with performance leggings and gym shorts alike for a complete athletic outfit." It's available in sizes XXS to XXL in eight different colours, though availability may vary.
Daily Record
02-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Daily Record
Boden's 'beautiful' embroidered jumper is a hit with shoppers in both colours
Shoppers say it gets them 'loads of compliments' The glorious sunshine has got everyone rushing to refresh their wardrobes, and Boden is the top pick for many in search of vibrant prints and lively colour schemes. Originally priced at £112, the Enid Embroidered Jumper from the retailer is making waves among fashionistas. It comes in a chic cherry embroidered print on navy or a playful strawberry and lemon pattern on warm ivory. This lightweight knit is now available with a 15 percent discount using the code PQ4D at checkout, reducing the price to just £95.20. The jumper's delicate pointelle knit provides a touch of femininity and offers a cool option without exposing too much skin. It's versatile enough to be layered over a T-shirt or camisole, or worn solo. The Enid jumper can be styled effortlessly, whether it's paired with light-blue jeans for a relaxed vibe or teamed with a midi skirt for a more elevated look, reports the Express. Crafted from 100 percent cotton, this jumper is easy to care for as it's machine washable and doesn't require dry cleaning. Its straight cut is designed for a comfortable fit that suits various body shapes, with a length that sits nicely between the waist and hip. For those looking for an alternative, New Look's Cream Open Knit Jumper is a fantastic option featuring raglan sleeves with scalloped cuffs, all for £26.99. Roman is another retailer that is stocked up with spring layers that are perfect for those who like a pop of colour. This Ivory Floral Crochet Hem Cotton Jumper is adorned with crochet scallops and is available for £36. If you're one with a penchant for black, this darker Crochet Hem Jumper may fit the bill, also costing £36. Beauty deal of the week Looking to incorporate peptides into your skincare routine? Then we know the essential first step. It's Boots' brand new No7 Future Renew Peptides Cleanser - and it can be bought for £10 less. Worth £24.95 for a 150ml bottle, shoppers can use the code REVERSE10 to reduce the price to under £15. Using No7's Pepticology, it boasts a "purifying" formula that can remove daily build-up of environmental pollutants, makeup, excess oil and other impurities, all while making sure your skin is not stripped of its moisture. It also boasts other powerhouse ingredients such as vitamin C and niacinamide that work together to help your skin feel, not just fully clean, but also nourished, visibly renewed and brighter. However, if you're keen on No7's latest addition, then the Peptide Cleanser has already amassed a 4.5 and 90 percent approval rating from Boots shoppers who have hailed it as "creamy" and "the cleanser of dreams". One beauty fan praised: "Absolutely loved the formula of this product. It's creamy texture removed all make up leaving my skin feeling silky soft and glowing. The results were visible in days and I've had so many compliments. I love this product so much." While someone else added: "This is the cleanser of my dreams. Absolute perfection. It has a thick creamy texture that just glides over the skin. It removed all my makeup including waterproof mascara and it didn't leave my skin feeling stripped of all moisture. "I couldn't detect any fragrance which I loved. My skin felt soft and nicely hydrated after using it. I will be buying this again and again once I use this one up." Get £10 off the new No7 Future Renew Peptide Cleanser (150ml) by using the REVERSE10 when shopping online here. One happy Boden customer exclaimed: " This is a great fit, literally everyone commented on how cute it was with the fruit embroidery." While another who opted for the navy shared: "A new favourite piece. I get compliments every time I wear it. The sweater is not as long and therefore fits well even on a smaller woman. Really cute with the cherry pattern." A shopper deducted a point in her review but admitted: "The cherry pattern and the 'perforated' knit are really beautiful. However, the sweater is very short, which I personally don't like. But I kept it anyway because the pattern and colour are so great." Many have been raving about the piece's soft-to-touch feel, with one customer sharing: "I bought the navy sweater with the cherries and just ordered the ivory with the fruit. "I like the cropped style and the weight and material. I did get one snag under the arm but I pulled it through and it is all set. It got caught on a small loop on a mini shoulder purse." If sweaters aren't your thing, the Nobody's Child's Cream Embroidered Floral Cable Knit Cardigan could be right up your street; priced at £59, it exudes an artsy charm. The details, including cable stitching and whipstitch trimming, truly make it stand out. For those eyeing up the Boden Enid Embroidered Jumper, you can grab it at a 15 percent discount with the code PQ4D here.
Business Mayor
30-04-2025
- Business
- Business Mayor
Brain Health Startup Ivory and Construction Tech Platform MatBook Secure Fresh Funding Rounds
You're reading Entrepreneur India, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media. Brain Health Startup Ivory Raises USD 1 Mn Funding Mumbai-based brain health startup Ivory has raised USD 1 million in a fresh funding round co-led by IIMA Ventures and Capital A. The round also saw participation from 1Crowd, Stanford Angels, and angel investors including Dr Sanjay Arora, Adarsh Narahari, and Juhi Bhatnagar. The funds will be used to strengthen Ivory's clinical-grade digital assessment technology and expand distribution across India. The startup, founded in October 2022 by Issac John (CEO) and Rahul Krishnan (CPO), is focused on early detection of cognitive decline and proactive brain health management. Ivory offers FDA-registered cognitive assessments and personalised brain training programs through its mobile app. By combining neuroscience, neuropsychology, and data science, the platform empowers users to track, train, and optimise their brain health. Ivory's solution has gained traction among clinicians, psychologists, corporates, and insurers—partnering with brands like Ather Energy, WeWork, and PUMA. Issac John, Co-founder and CEO said, 'At Ivory, we are building for a future where brain health is prioritized just like physical health. As people move into their 40s and beyond, Ivory's early detection and intervention-led approach towards cognitive risks will play a pivotal role in reducing society's healthcare burden.' The company recently released India's first Brain Health Report and appeared on Shark Tank India Season 4, further boosting visibility. Backers believe Ivory is at the forefront of the shift from reactive care to preventive brain health. The team now aims to enhance AI capabilities, expand geographically, and invest in India-specific longitudinal research to redefine how brain wellness is approached in the country. Construction Tech Startup MatBook Raises USD 750K Funding MatBook, a construction tech startup, has raised USD 750,000 in a pre-seed funding round led by Seedstars International Ventures, Fluent Ventures, and Everywhere Ventures, with participation from angel investors linked to Autodesk and Amazon. The funds will be used to enhance its AI-powered platform, expand US operations, and grow its sales, tech, and operations teams. MatBook plans to advance its AI tools for pricing predictions, lead-time optimisation, and supplier recommendations. Founded by Harsh Badera, Nasir Hussain, Raghav Malhotra, and Shubham Sharma, MatBook connects US contractors and distributors directly with vetted manufacturers, offering integrated logistics, quality control, and financing. The platform addresses persistent supply chain inefficiencies in the construction sector. With features like Environmental Product Declarations, MatBook also supports green building compliance. The company now aims to introduce credit solutions and grow its manufacturing network to further streamline procurement and reduce project delays.
BBC News
20-03-2025
- Science
- BBC News
Crocs and raccoons in Florida find odd new home
If you wanted to see a variety of wildlife, you'd probably head to the zoo, not the loo. But in Florida in the United States, crocodiles, raccoons, turtles and loads more animals were found making a cosy new home in a local sewer system.A study published in the journal Urban Naturalist in late 2024, found 35 species of animal were using the subterranean stormwater sewer systems (SSS) to get scientists put cameras through the pipes that snapped a pic if an animal walked, slithered or flew past. And they were shocked at what they found. As the name suggests, they're not quite the same as the sewers that flush our poo away, though - they are huge mazes of tunnels used to deal with large amounts of flood water during scientists say while some of the animals were down there by accident if they got caught in a flood, many were using the pipes to avoid busy roads on the Ivory, a Ph.D. student at the University of Florida who led the research, told The New York Times: ''It's like something out of 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles... The abundance of animals down there was surprising.''One of the animals that used the sewers the most was the American species of alligator called Alligator turtles called Yellow-bellied sliders were using the pipes as highways between ponds they wanted to visit. How did the scientists find this out? In total, 39 cameras were placed in 33 storm water drains in Gainesville, a city in North cameras were kept in place for 60 days, but not all of them survived - the sewers were still in use, so some got swept away with storm water and sometimes clever animals like raccoons would pinch them!Overall between February and May 2023, the team snapped 3800 images of 35 species of animals. Racoons were the most spotted animal, with 1800 on the list were bats, with over 700 pictures taken of them flying through the animals are using the sewers to avoid busy roads they can't cross, but others such as toads and snakes are falling in and being swept away with flood Ivory and his team believe that while more studies need to be done, their research highlights a need for urban planning that has local wildlife's best interests at heart. Did you know? Florida is sometimes nicknamed the sunshine stateHowever it has the most hurricanes of any state in AmericaThere are an estimated 1.5 million alligators in Florida Yellow belly sliders can live up to 25 years old in the wildRaccoons are nocturnal, which means they're active at night and sleep in the day
