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Yahoo
3 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Clarenville RCMP searching for 8-year-old reported missing near Random Island
Clarenville RCMP are searching for eight-year-old Aalyn Skinner, reported missing Friday evening. She was last seen running in a wooded area of Random Island around 3:45 p.m., according to police. Adalyn has autism spectrum disorder. She has brown hair, brown eyes and was last seen wearing a black shirt, purple pants and white shoes. The RCMP is working with Ground Search and Rescue and ask the public for help in locating the child. Police ask residents to check their properties and vehicles for Adalyn. A social media post from her mother, Sarah Burton, said, "She is attracted to water, animals, plants and alders. She would also be drawn to things like campers, beaches, sheds, pools, swing sets if she left the woods." Download our free CBC News app to sign up for push alerts for CBC Newfoundland and Labrador. Sign up for our daily headlines newsletter here. Click here to visit our landing page.
CBC
3 days ago
- General
- CBC
Clarenville RCMP searching for 8-year-old reported missing near Random Island
Clarenville RCMP are searching for eight-year-old Aalyn Skinner, reported missing Friday evening. She was last seen running in a wooded area of Random Island around 3:45 p.m., according to police. Adalyn has autism spectrum disorder. She has brown hair, brown eyes and was last seen wearing a black shirt, purple pants and white shoes. The RCMP is working with Ground Search and Rescue and ask the public for help in locating the child. Police ask residents to check their properties and vehicles for Adalyn. A social media post from her mother, Sarah Burton, said, "She is attracted to water, animals, plants and alders. She would also be drawn to things like campers, beaches, sheds, pools, swing sets if she left the woods."
Vogue Singapore
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Vogue Singapore
Everyone's obsessed with butter yellow this summer
Courtesy of Valentino It started with a splash. At the 2025 Oscars, Timothée Chalamet—post-polarising yet great SAG Awards speech—made his Academy Awards appearance in a look that was spot on for him; a true-to-his-nature sartorial twist that came in the form of a monochromatic suit designed by Sarah Burton for Givenchy herself. The hue of choice? An unbounded showing of butter yellow. Timothée Chalamet's monochromatic Givenchy suit designed by Sarah Burton. Getty Many may have expected the A Complete Unknown actor to lean fully into his method dressing ways and complete the Bob Dylan-esque circuit with a look that was more Bob Dylan than Bob Dylan himself. But this was Timmy we were talking about, the one who's always bound to pull something out of his Wonka hat, like attending his own lookalike contest, doing an IG live where he dances to 'I Gotta Feeling' or riding up to the Oscars in a little yellow suit. But perhaps the latter had a couple more legs to stand on. After all, it was only months before that his own co-star, Elle Fanning, delivered another buttery smooth moment—whilst on the press tour of their film together at that. Only hers was a column satin gown, and Prada. Elle Fanning in a satin column gown from Prada. Getty It was a sign of the times to come. For whilst Chalamet and Fanning may have been the few initial adopters of the buttery shade, the runways have been pointing in that direction for months at a go. Jacquemus took the lead with their viral La Casa show for fall/winter 2024 in the summer of June last year. Peppered all through the collection were moments in which the soft yet striking hue shone through. Pivoting to the spring/summer 2025 collections unveiled later in the year, the specific shade ruled all over the runways—from Toteme to Chloé and Valentino. Toteme spring/summer 2025 collection. Courtesy of Toteme Alaïa spring/summer 2025 collection. Courtesy of Alaïa Chloé spring/summer 2025 collection. Courtesy of Chloé Jacquemus La Casa show. @jacquemus Valentino spring/summer 2025 collection. Courtesy of Valentino Of course, this naturally trickled down to what celebrities were seen sporting amid the spring season, with many more adopting the colour for both the red carpet and other dressy days under the sun. The recent Cannes season alone tells it as it is. This year's jury president Juliette Binoche stepped out in a full summer-ready look from Jacquemus. Filipina actress Kylie Verzosa was radiant in her floral appliqué gown by Mark Bumgarner. And then there was looking equal parts chuffed and casual in his Dior pieces. A masterclass in spring layering, if you will. Robert Pattinson with co-star Jennifer Lawrence at the 'Die, My Love' photo call in Cannes. Getty Filipina actress Kylie Verzosa at Cannes. @kylieverzosa Jury president Juliette Binoche in a full Jacquemus ensemble at Cannes. Getty So whilst it may seem a daunting colour to pull off, the streets are telling us otherwise. Here, a celebrity -approved guide to riding out the wave this summer, in a butter yellow look of your own making. @sabrinacarpenter 1 / 40 The mini: Sabrina Carpenter Courtesy of Farfetch 2 / 40 Valentino mini dress, $4,064 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Jacquemus 3 / 40 Jacquemus mini dress, $998 Available at Jacquemus. Courtesy of Net-a-Porter 4 / 40 Self-Portrait mini dress, $805 Available at Net-a-Porter. Getty 5 / 40 A spot of draping: Elsa Hosk Courtesy of Farfetch 6 / 40 Staud maxi dress, $665 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Jacquemus 7 / 40 Jacquemus Calino bag, $1,996 Available at Jacquemus. Courtesy of Net-a-Porter 8 / 40 Alaīa midi dress, $3,373 Available at Net-a-Porter. Getty 9 / 40 Business casual: Juliette Binoche Courtesy of Net-a-Porter 10 / 40 Gucci wool blazer, $3,841 Available at Net-a-Porter. Courtesy of Cettire 11 / 40 Amina Muaddi sculpted heel sandals, $830 Available at Cettire. Courtesy of Cettire 12 / 40 Jacquemus slingback pumps, $880 Available at Cettire. Courtesy of Toteme 13 / 40 A statement bag: Toteme spring/summer 2025 Courtesy of Farfetch 14 / 40 Jil Sander Cannolo bag, $2,260 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Kate Spade 15 / 40 Kate Spade Deco crossbody bag, $600 Available at Kate Spade. Courtesy of FWRD 16 / 40 Acne Studios small bag, $2,520 Available at FWRD. Getty 17 / 40 Layers on: Katie Holmes Courtesy of Net-a-Porter 18 / 40 Chloé cotton jacket, $3,935 Available at Net-a-Porter. Courtesy of Net-a-Porter 19 / 40 The Row shirt, $1,750 Available at Net-a-Porter. Courtesy of Net-a-Porter 20 / 40 Toteme shirt, $756 Available at Net-a-Porter. @srchafreen 21 / 40 Keeping it casual: Freen Sarocha Courtesy of Farfetch 22 / 40 Valentino cardigan, $4,200 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Net-a-Porter 23 / 40 Dôen cotton-voile top, $362 Available at Net-a-Porter. 24 / 40 Adidas shoes, $180 Available at Cettire. @voguephilippines 25 / 40 Days under the sun: Kendall Jenner Courtesy of Lyst 26 / 40 Proenza Schouler dress, $731 Available at Lyst. Courtesy of Gentle Monster 27 / 40 Gentle Monster sunglasses, $440 Available at Gentle Monster. Courtesy of Farfetch 28 / 40 knitted maxi dress, $506 Available at Farfetch. Getty 29 / 40 Tee magic: Robert Pattinson Courtesy of Dior 30 / 40 Dior Icons tee, $2,100 Available at Dior. Courtesy of In Good Company 31 / 40 In Good Company top, $149 Available at In Good Company. Courtesy of Net-a-Porter 32 / 40 The Row cotton jersey T-shirt, $770 Available at Net-a-Porter. @sonamkapoor 33 / 40 All in: Sonam Kapoor Courtesy of Farfetch 34 / 40 Etro pleated gown, $6,338 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Farfetch 35 / 40 Simkhai maxi dress, $888 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of MyTheresa 36 / 40 Prada ballet flats, $2,090 Available at MyTheresa. Getty 37 / 40 Mix and match: Nara Smith Courtesy of MyTheresa 38 / 40 Miu Miu mini skirt, $7,500 Available at MyTheresa. Courtesy of Cettire 39 / 40 Valentino pointed-toe pumps, $786 Available at Cettire. Courtesy of Cettire 40 / 40 Bottega Veneta Arco tote bag, $3590 Available at Cettire.
South China Morning Post
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
How the pearl is making a dramatic new statement – think less twinset, more modern-day diva thanks to Givenchy, Chanel, Mikimoto, Tiffany & Co and Huishan Zhang
When Sarah Burton showcased her debut collection for Givenchy in March, it felt like a strong, contemporary interpretation of the maison's classic style – less Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's and more modern-day diva. Burton had been inspired by archival patterns of Hubert de Givenchy's original 1952 debut that were found during renovations of his first atelier. She took those structured silhouettes and gave them a dramatic, up-to-the-minute turn in pieces like a jewelled top with broken-chandelier elements and glass pearls, and lots of outlandishly large pearl earrings. Sarah Burton's debut collection at Givenchy at the autumn/winter 2025 shows featured this show-stopping jewel top. Photo: Givenchy Burton was not alone in her inspiration. Chanel is synonymous with pearls, but the brand's autumn/winter 2025 catwalk saw the volume increase dramatically, creating a cross-body loop graduating in diameter from 2mm on the shoulder to at least 5mm draped on the hip. There were also colourful long-line knits layered with extra long sautoirs of enormous pearls. Advertisement Meanwhile, golf ball-sized pearls dangled from the lobes of models at Huishan Zhang. They were dressed in chic pinstripe pantsuits and 60s style brocade evening gowns for a collection inspired by the rebellious style of Edie Sedgwick, the American heiress and Andy Warhol muse who died aged 28, as well as the glamour of the Valley of the Dolls, Jacqueline Susann's novel set in 1960s California. 'I used oversized, eye-catching pearls to flip the idea of traditional femininity,' explains Zhang. ' Pearls are usually seen as classic and proper, but here they're bold and theatrical – a statement about rewriting the rules and celebrating women who define themselves on their own terms.' A model walks the runway at the Huishan Zhang autumn/winter 2025 show wearing oversized pearl earrings. Photo: Huishan Zhang These ballooning pearls are, of course, far larger than what nature can provide. But their popularity on the catwalk and among stylists has put large pearls, natural and otherwise, in the spotlight. The largest natural pearls are the saltwater South Sea and Tahitian species, whose allure is drawing a new, younger fan base. 'There's definitely been a strong resurgence of interest in bold, large-scale pearl pieces but also pearl jewellery in general,' says Ruby Autore, who is head of marketing at the family-run Autore Group, one of the world's largest South Sea pearl companies. She points out how short strands have become especially popular, offering a contemporary edge to a classic look; Autore's drop earrings featuring sizeable South Sea pearls are a consistent bestseller and in high demand. 'Clients and stylists alike are gravitating towards these impactful designs that showcase the beauty of the pearl,' she says. Tasaki Atelier's Aurora 2020 ring featuring South Sea pearls and white diamonds. Photo: Tasaki
Times
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Times
Best dressed stars at Cannes Film Festival 2025: Our fashion writer's verdict
It's the esteemed film festival that once attempted to put a ban on flat shoes — and this year decreed a hard no on large trains and nudity — and thus, fashion's favourite 'naked' dresses. Yes, Cannes is back: the most high-octane — and, ahem, high-maintenance — red carpet in the world. So who is keeping to the dress code? We'll update you on our favourite looks here. This is quite fabulous — not least because it is the work of the Princess of Wales's wedding dress designer, Sarah Burton, in her new role as creative director of Givenchy. Why wear a frock when you can wear a killer acid-yellow mini kimono? Sequins, feathers and slightly sheer — yet elegant too. Of course, it's Prada.
