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Emirates Woman
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Emirates Woman
Inside the private world of Migems, the exclusive beauty sanctuary coming to Dubai
This October, Dubai will become home to something the world has never seen. Migems, the first members-only beauty sanctuary, is launching its coveted portfolio in Dubai, reserved for just 200 carefully selected individuals worldwide. A place where beauty meets privacy, and where access is only granted and never given, Migems is not open to the public. There are no walk-ins or applications to access this space. The only way to gain access is by being invited to one of its private events. And for those selected, what awaits is something the beauty world has never seen before. The Skin Vault Was Just the Beginning At its first discreet gathering, The Skin Vault Launch, a handpicked group of women were introduced to the world of Migems. Held with a Black & White Parisienne dress code, the evening revealed glimpses of a sanctuary built not just on skincare, but on privacy and quiet prestige. If you weren't there, a second moment is coming. The 35 – Sunset Flow On the private terrace of the Delano Hotel (Bluewaters Island), only 35 women will be selected for the next Migems experience. And for the first time ever, five of those guests will be chosen through Emirates Woman. The event is an invitation to witness the concept and structure of Migems before it opens, and to understand what it means to belong to the most private beauty circle in the world. Migems offers more than treatments. It is a portal into a sanctuary built for those who seek privacy, perfection, and a deeper kind of luxury. How to be considered Complete the form at Entries will be reviewed with care. If selected, you will be contacted personally. – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram Images: Supplied & Feature Image: Supplied
What's On
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- What's On
The best bars in Abu Dhabi to try out this weekend: July 25 to 27
If you're looking for the best bars to check out in Abu Dhabi this weekend, we have just the list for you, something for everyone, from romantic nights out to sultry speakeasies and time travelling to the past. Take your pick. For a bit of romance: Marta Lounge Few locations boast an address as fabulous as Marta: the rooftop lounge is set above Fouquet's Abu Dhabi at the Louvre. This speakeasy-style bar and restaurant oozes Parisienne sophistication, with plush cushioned chairs, art deco lights and gold accents. It's open throughout the day for those combining a date night with an afternoon of culture, but ramps up the romance come nightfall. Location: Marta Bar, Louvre Abu Dhabi Times: Friday and Saturday, 12pm to 10.30pm, Sunday, 12pm to 10pm Contact: (0) 50 699 6781 @ For the high-flyers: Dragon's Tooth Location: Galaxy Bar, DIFC Times: Friday and Saturday, 5pm to 2am, Sundays, 5pm to 1am Contact: (0) 2 813 5520 @rosewoodabudhabi For an elegant night out: Library Bar For a sophisticated night out, this is one you shouldn't miss. Located at Al Bateen's Abu Dhabi EDITION, Library Bar regularly ranks among the capital's top bars, and there's never a bad time to find out why. They consistently host exciting takeovers featuring big names from around the world, and have an exciting menu that's waiting to be unravelled. Location: Library Bar, The EDITION, Abu Dhabi Times: Friday and Saturday, 5pm to 2am, Sunday, 5pm to 1am Contact: @librarybarabudhabi For something different: The Hideaway Step back in time to the roaring twenties, and lose yourself to a speakeasy vibe native to The Windy City when you find your way to The Hideaway, at the Four Seasons Abu Dhabi. Get set for one surprise after another, as you enjoy the exclusivity and attention-to-detail this venue has to offer. Hint: turn into What's On Abu Dhabi's Restaurant of the Year, Butcher & Still, and then ask around – you just might find it. Speakeasy? Private dining? Decide for yourself. Location: Butcher and Still, Four Seasons Abu Dhabi, The Galleria Al Maryah Island Times: Daily, 4pm to 12am Contact: (0) 2 333 2444 @fsabudhabi Images: Socials > Sign up for FREE to get exclusive updates that you are interested in
Sydney Morning Herald
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Sydney Morning Herald
The $599 fashion diplomacy from Jodie Haydon with Albanese in China
In a move straight from the royal family's fashion handbook, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's fiancee Jodie Haydon demonstrated she is ready for the dressing demands of being Australia's unofficial first lady. Accompanying Albanese on the Great Wall of China, wrapping up a six-day trip to the Asian superpower, Haydon wore a $599 short-sleeve midi-dress with a floral print and mandarin collar by Australian label Leo Lin. Like Princess Catherine greeting French president Emmanuel Macron in the UK last week, wearing the Parisienne label Dior, Haydon practised fashion diplomacy by paying tribute to her host country and wearing a label with Chinese connections. The brand's founder, Leo Lin, moved to Melbourne from China for his education when he was aged 16, staying on to explore fashion design and assemble his studio in Sydney. 'As an Australian-Chinese brand, we are thrilled to see Jodie Haydon wearing Leo Lin in Leo's home country,' said Laura Good, head of brand at Leo Lin. 'Ms Haydon has been a strong supporter of the Leo Lin label for some time and we loved welcoming her in to our Sydney showroom ahead of the trip.' Loading Leo Lin is stocked in Hong Kong but has been focusing on US expansion for three years, taking over the store windows of Bloomingdales department store in New York in May. 'I truly would love to see Leo Lin in all the best retailers in the world,' Lin said at the unveiling. 'Success in the US is fundamental to Leo Lin's global success, with some of the best international retailers based in this market.' Haydon's breezy outfit was a contemporary update of a belted floral shirt dress worn by Tamie Fraser with then prime minister Malcolm Fraser on the Great Wall in 1976. Haydon provided a modern twist, wearing white sneakers for the walk.
The Age
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Age
The $599 fashion diplomacy from Jodie Haydon with Albanese in China
In a move straight from the royal family's fashion handbook, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's fiancee Jodie Haydon demonstrated she is ready for the dressing demands of being Australia's unofficial first lady. Accompanying Albanese on the Great Wall of China, wrapping up a six-day trip to the Asian superpower, Haydon wore a $599 short-sleeve midi-dress with a floral print and mandarin collar by Australian label Leo Lin. Like Princess Catherine greeting French president Emmanuel Macron in the UK last week, wearing the Parisienne label Dior, Haydon practised fashion diplomacy by paying tribute to her host country and wearing a label with Chinese connections. The brand's founder, Leo Lin, moved to Melbourne from China for his education when he was aged 16, staying on to explore fashion design and assemble his studio in Sydney. 'As an Australian-Chinese brand, we are thrilled to see Jodie Haydon wearing Leo Lin in Leo's home country,' said Laura Good, head of brand at Leo Lin. 'Ms Haydon has been a strong supporter of the Leo Lin label for some time and we loved welcoming her in to our Sydney showroom ahead of the trip.' Loading Leo Lin is stocked in Hong Kong but has been focusing on US expansion for three years, taking over the store windows of Bloomingdales department store in New York in May. 'I truly would love to see Leo Lin in all the best retailers in the world,' Lin said at the unveiling. 'Success in the US is fundamental to Leo Lin's global success, with some of the best international retailers based in this market.' Haydon's breezy outfit was a contemporary update of a belted floral shirt dress worn by Tamie Fraser with then prime minister Malcolm Fraser on the Great Wall in 1976. Haydon provided a modern twist, wearing white sneakers for the walk.
The Age
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Age
Cardi B, a crow and the Americans taking over Paris Fashion Week
A warm 'howdy' is becoming more appropriate than a breathy 'bonjour' backstage at Paris Fashion Week. On day one, Americans are already the flavour of the autumn/winter 2026 haute couture season at two leading fashion houses, leaving the acquired taste of French designers in short supply. The week dedicated to clothes for the rich, where gowns can cost anywhere between $77,000 and $1,230,000, began with a collection brimming with historical references from US designer Daniel Roseberry at Schiaparelli. Who is buying the matador suits and gowns with jutting hips and shoulders? Lauren Sanchez wore a gold corset dress from Schiaparelli as part of her pre-wedding festivities with Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos. The dress, with floral hand embroidery, was estimated to have cost $US100,000 ($154,000). Roseberry has risen to the top of the Parisienne ranks by embracing the drama of the label, founded by Italian designer Elsa Schiaparelli in 1927, which gained fame for its surrealist touches. In 2023, Roseberry gave us Kylie Jenner wearing a realistic lion's head in the front row, yesterday it was Cardi B arriving cocooned in a black velvet gown with pearl fringing, an exaggerated U-neckline and a crow on a leash. Cardi B asked the paparazzi to be quiet, to not scare the bird. Pop singer Dua Lipa, in a white gown with paillettes and a keyhole cut-out endured the photographers screams, arriving without a bird, or even a key. The highlight of the Schiaparelli show was a dress with a faux décolletage on the back and a beating red diamanté heart. It's unlikely to inspire any Zara dresses but could turn up at Lauren Sanchez-Bezos's Valentine's Day celebrations. Groundwork for the US invasion began the day before the Schiaparelli show, with Washington DC-born designer Michael Rider debuting as creative director at Celine. Having worked at the French fashion house in the past, with stints at Balenciaga and Ralph Lauren, Rider's ready-to-wear show was a confident presentation of early 80s silhouettes with roomy red leather jackets, skinny jeans and suits with broad shoulders and nipped waists.
