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Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Shakira Leads Mermaid Waves Summer Hair Trend at the ‘Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' World Tour
Shakira shook more than just her hips on Monday night at her 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' world tour stop in Los Angeles; she whipped her strawberry blond hair, too. Continuing the North American leg of the concert series, the 48-year-old Colombian singer, born Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll, took the SoFi Stadium stage with mermaid waves in keeping with the Mod summer hair trends. More from WWD How Anne Hathaway Revived '80s-inspired Disco Party Girl Makeup on 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' Set Netflix's 'Wednesday' Season Two Press Tour: All the Best Hair and Makeup Moments Halsey's Blue Pixie Cut and Micro Bangs Channel Anime-influence and Y2K Nostalgia at 'Americana' Screening The drawn-out ripples swept over Shakira's head like a rainbow as she danced around on stage singing a medley of her hit songs. Her roots added volume to the otherwise elongated style, allowing her dark underlayers to shine through the lighter parts of her hair coloring. Though the style wasn't anything new for the 'Waka Waka' performer, the choice felt particularly appropriate given the current obsession with mermaid waves and the three-barrel wave tools going viral online now. A simple search for 'waver' on TikTok will generate more than 30,000 videos of influencers, stylists and hair enthusiasts alike using the hot tool to create the aquatic-inspired look. On the red carpet, several stars have sported the textured style such as Cazzie David, Sarah Jessica Parker, Ariana Madix and Kate Hudson. Some have combined the waves with other reemerging fads like the side part and the wet hair look. Shakira has been a leader of the intentionally messy aesthetic for years. Indeed, the curls have matured as she has. In 2005, Shakira's muddy blond hair was kept short; the ripples taking the shape of coils, teased and tossed about. Here, her hair bore a natural finish as if she'd let it air dry after the shower. Now, Shakira's waves appear structured and intact; however, she's come to favor a blowout aesthetic, too. Celebrating the release of her new hair care brand, Isima, which officially went on the market back in June, the music artist spoke with WWD about the role her hair has played in the formation of her persona through her many eras, on and off the stage. 'My hair has been my identity for a long time. My entire life I've felt that way, and I've had a love-hate relationship with my hair,' she said. 'I love it because I need it, but I also hate it when it makes me suffer.' Isima launched with eight products: The Reset Clarifying Shampoo, Iconic Densifying Scalp Serum, Delicia Reparative Hair Oil, Curls Don't Lie Curl Perfector, All In Restorative Leave-In Conditioner, Riquísima Hydrating Shampoo, Suavísima Hydrating Conditioner and Súperbomba Triple Repair Peptide Mask. 'I want it to be inspiring for other women,' Shakira told WWD. 'I want it to be empowering for women, I want my community to feel that finally they don't have to be underserved, and I don't think the old saying of 'less is more' is true for hair care,' she said. 'More is more with hair. Mine always needs more, right? That's the whole thing, the whole back-and-forth with the Isima team.' Best of WWD Amanda Anisimova's On-court Tennis Style Through the Years: From Teen Phenom to Wimbledon Finalist A Look Back at Fourth of July Celebrations at the White House Princess Diana's Birthday Looks Through the Years: Her Sleek Black Jacques Azagury Dress, Vibrant Colors and More Solve the daily Crossword
Hype Malaysia
25-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
Tasty, Bratty & To Die For: 2 New Drops From Krispy Kreme x Crocs & Converse x Charli XCX
In the world of food and music, it pays to get a little experimental. So why not in the world of footwear? Well, you're in for a treat with these two deliciously wild creations, folks! Get a taste of something sweet and something bratty with these latest kicks: Crocs x Krispy Kreme Clogs Collab Though shoes and doughnuts have never really worked well together, Crocs and Krispy Kreme have created magic with an exciting joint venture. The two brands are well-versed in conducting collaborations, but it's about time they come together to create something really sweet. Crocs is well known for taking their collaborator's most notable details and implementing them into their iconic clogs. In this collaboration, the footwear company has adopted the doughnut company's iconic original glaze brown colour scheme that is then topped with a list of both strawberry and chocolate icing on the right and left shoes, respectively. These accents are further decorated with a dash of colourful sprinkles. Being a Crocs creation, the footwear also features at least five iconic Jibbitz charms which include Krispy Kreme's three doughnut range selections of original glazed, strawberry and chocolate iced with sprinkles affixed to various iconic hallmarks of the brand, such as the box. Speaking of the box, the clog is finished off with the notable green strap that is reminiscent of the brand's iconic colours. The Krispy Kreme x Crocs Classic Clog is slated for a full release on 5th August with a retail price of US$80 (~RM337), available through Crocs's official website. Converse x Charli XCX Custom Chuck Taylors With a recent Converse collaboration, Charli XCX is preserving brat Summer by giving her fans, or Charli's Angels as she refers to them, complete creative control. The unisex high-top, known as the Custom Chuck Taylor All Star Charli XCX By You, is a part of Converse's 'By You' customisation platform, which gives fans a three-day window to create their own pair that captures the charm and chaos of the Brat era. This release focuses on personalisation rather than a static, pre-built design. Five carefully chosen base colours are available to fans: 'Black,' 'White,' 'Brown Rice,' 'Winter Sky,' and 'Bridal Rose.' However, as with most Charli products, the details are what really stand out. Each pair has trompe-l'œil distressing, which includes faded discolouration, printed rips, and laces that have been slightly washed out to give the impression that they have been worn on tour. It's an emotionally charged, shabby, and definitely bratty vibe. Heel license plates and detachable patches offer even more personalisation, paying homage to popular themes and lyrics such as 'XCX,' '365,' 'Angel,' and 'Party Girl.' Outsole graphics provide the option of either Party Girl or brat prints, which are subtle accents that reward the knowledgeable. The final touch of Charli's signature colour scheme is provided by lime-green insoles, which are subtle but unmistakable, while a pair of lock-and-key heel charms engraved with the words 'Brat' allude to her Pop 2 cult classic 'Unlock It.' As a result, the sneaker has a pop silhouette and a punk attitude, feeling as sophisticated and well-curated as Charli herself. It is the perfect physical representation of Brat: awkward but purposeful, rough but romantic, and exposed yet completely in control. The Converse x Charli XCX Custom Chuck Taylors are only available for three days, making this a must-have collectible for any die-hard fan of the famous singer-songwriter. These kicks will drop exclusively via the official Converse website on 5th August for US$100 (~RM421). So be sure to snag it the moment it goes live!
Hypebeast
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Custom Chuck Taylors Go 'brat' Mode in Charli XCX's Converse Collab
Summary Charli XCXis keepingbratSummer alive with a newConversecollab that puts full creative control in the hands of her fans — or as she calls them,Charli's Angels. Titled the CustomChuck Taylor All StarCharli XCX By You, the unisex high-top is part of Converse's 'By You' customization platform, offering fans a limited three-day window to design their own pair, infused with the chaos and charm of the Brat era. Instead of a static, pre-built design, this release centers on personalization. Fans can choose from five curated base colors — 'Black,' 'White,' 'Brown Rice,' 'Winter Sky,' and Bridal Rose — but as with most things Charli, it's the details that take center stage. Each pair comes with trompe-l'œil distressing: printed rips, faded discoloration, and laces washed out just enough to look like they've lived a few lives on tour. The vibe is worn-in, emotionally charged, and unmistakably bratty. Customization goes deeper with heel license plates and interchangeable patches, nodding to fan-favorite themes and lyrics like 'XCX,' '365,' 'Angel,' and 'Party Girl.' For those who know where to look, outsole graphic options offer the choice betweenbrator Party Girl prints — hidden touches that reward the in-the-know. A pair of lock-and-key heel charms, etched with 'Brat,' references herPop 2cult classic 'Unlock It,' while lime-green insoles deliver a final hit of Charli's signature color story — subtle but unmistakable. The result is a sneaker that feels as complex and curated as Charli herself — punk in attitude, pop in silhouette. It's the perfect physical extension of Brat: messy but intentional, tough but romantic, vulnerable yet completely in control. Available for just three days, the release offers fans a rare chance to create a piece of the Brat world. The pair will drop exclusively via the officialConverse websiteon August 5 at 10 a.m., priced at $100 USD. Get a sneak peek at her campaign visuals below.
New York Post
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
‘White Lotus' star is considering ditching her New York retreat — due to soaring renovation costs
For nearly two decades, actress Parker Posey has cultivated an off-screen identity as a self-described 'lady of the land' in New York's affluent Hudson Valley, retreating from New York City to a 16-acre spread along the Hudson River. But rising renovation costs may soon put an end to her upstate experiment. Posey, 56, revealed on the 'Smartless' podcast — hosted by Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes and Will Arnett — that she's contemplating selling the farmhouse she bought in 2007 for $650,000 and heading back to Los Angeles. 6 Actress Parker Posey is considering selling her rustic farmhouse in New York's Hudson Valley and returning to Los Angeles due to ballooning renovation costs. HBO 'I don't know if I should say bye to the renovation, because it's so expensive, and if I should just sell it and move somewhere else,' she told the hosts. The property, which includes a barn, a resort-style pool, a pond and a gazebo was meant to be a private, pastoral escape. But its charm has come with a steep price tag. Posey described her home as 'really crunchy granola' and said she's been overwhelmed by the costs and complexity of upgrading it. 'I am trying to renovate and get a new kitchen because there's the insulation, you know the pipes freeze and all that; and I love a project, but I don't look at my house and think it's mine,' she said. 6 Posey, 56, bought the 16-acre property in 2007 for $650,000 as a serene escape from city life. Google Earth The actress, known for her roles in 'Dazed and Confused,' 'The Daytrippers' and 'Party Girl,' noted that while she cherishes the rural setting, maintaining the home without the support of a city base has been difficult. 'I couldn't carry both the city and the country, so I got rid of the city and now I'm putting bird seed in the feeders,' she quipped. Her current renovation dilemma has sparked some creative brainstorming. Posey floated the idea of filming her contractors for a television series. 6 In a recent interview on the 'Smartless' podcast, she described the home as 'crunchy granola' and revealed that necessary upgrades — like insulation and a new kitchen — have become financially overwhelming. Instagram/itsparkerposey 'I would love to do a home improvement show,' she said, adding that she asked her contractors if she could film them on her phone. Beyond her real estate concerns, Posey used the podcast to reflect on the arc of her acting career and how she struggled to transition from indie darling to mainstream star. 'I felt like right when I got exposed, and the whole indie movement got exposed, it also got co-opted by the studio system, and then it became this other thing,' she said. 6 Joking about her life feeding birds and stewarding the land, Posey admitted she no longer feels fully connected to the home and has even thought about turning the project into an HGTV-style reality show to help fund it. Instagram/itsparkerposey 'All of a sudden, I wasn't viable to get a movie financed, and it was such a head trip because I would have to audition for Hollywood movies when I'd carried the lead in independent movies that were shot in 23 days.' Posey said she often felt boxed in by perceptions of her as 'too indie' for major studio films. 'I felt like I was called a name, in a way,' she added. Despite those challenges, 'The White Lotus' star continued working with acclaimed directors — often at the expense of larger paychecks. 6 The indie film icon also opened up about her early struggles in Hollywood, saying she felt 'gaslit' into thinking she wasn't fit for major studio roles after her breakout in 'The Daytrippers.' HBO 6 In recent years, she's sold off several Manhattan properties, including apartments in the East Village, Greenwich Village and Chelsea, possibly signaling a broader shift in lifestyle. Gregory Pace/Shutterstock 'Not getting paid a lot, but being able to work and fulfill my creativity,' she said. In recent years, Posey has steadily divested from New York City real estate. She sold her East Village loft in 2017 for $2.3 million, followed by a Greenwich Village apartment in 2016 for $1.45 million, and most recently, a Chelsea triplex in 2023 for $1.7 million. Now, as she weighs whether to remain rooted in her upstate retreat or head back to Hollywood, Posey says she's still searching for her place — both in the community and in her own home. 'I just want to give it so much because it's an old farmhouse,' she said. 'So I guess what I am saying is I am trying to figure out where I land in the community.'
Eater
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Eater
I Will Be Living, Laughing, and Loving With This Stanley Wine Tumbler Set
It was only a matter of time before Stanley, the originator of the Very Large To-Go Cup brouhaha, bestowed us the next TikTok-viral-worthy trend in to-go cups. This time, it's a bundle called the All Day Wine Set, which is exactly what it sounds like: a big refillable wine bottle and two to-go tumblers that will enable you to sit and sip pretty all day in the park, or wherever your ideal rosé-sipping spot is located. Right now, both of the colorway options — 'gilded sugar' and 'gilded celadon' — are on sale for $36 off. A more than fair price to pay, for me to ascend to my highest wine mommy form. | Stanley Prices taken at time of publishing. In Stanley's words, the insulated 'All Day Slim Bottle is made for on the go hydration,' and it untwists at the shoulder so you can easily fill it with ice cubes. The 10-ounce tumblers are also designed with the brand's 'double-wall vacuum insulation' to keep beverages cool for the duration of that Party Girl screening that will undoubtedly happen at Hollywood Forever Cemetery this summer. And once you've schlepped your happy, sun-kissed self back home, you can toss it all in the dishwasher (and repeat). For legal reasons, I am not suggesting you drink alcohol in public without a permit. However, if you should happen to find yourself filling this 34-ounce vessel with the ambrosia of your choice at Jacob Riis beach in New York City this summer, you will most likely have a ball. Smash the order button while it's on sale (and save me a good spot in the picnic blanket?). Save $36 on the All Day Wine Set over at Stanley . The freshest news from the food world every day
