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Daily Mail
13 hours ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
The lymphatic drainage kit users say is the SECRET behind smoother, firmer-looking summer legs: 'Dimples have markedly reduced'
A sell-out oil designed to help reduce the appearance of cellulite is now on sale as part of a kit to help promote firmer, tighter-looking skin - and it's getting rave reviews. Legology's iconic Cellu-Lite Anti-Cellulite Oil is back in stock as part of a beauty duo kit after becoming one of the year's hottest beauty buys. Legology Cellu-Lite Anti-Cellulite Oil + Circu-Lite Massage Cup The Legology Cellulite Duo features the brand's detoxifying Cellu-Lite Anti-Cellulite Oil and deeply draining Circu-Lite Massage Cup. When used together, this duo visibly reduces (clinically proven) the appearance of cellulite and uneven skin texture by stimulating microcirculation and lymphatic drainage to depuff and promote firmer, tighter-looking skin. View deal The Legoloy Cellulite Duo includes the bestselling oil, which helps to reduce the appearance of cellulite, with 86 per cent seeing an improvement after six weeks. And you can snap it up for £69 (worth £87). Shoppers concerned with the appearance of cellulite on their legs and bum ahead of the leg-bearing summer months are seeing visible results in a matter of weeks thanks to one energising oil. Legology's 'leg wellbeing' products have played a key part in the confidence of hundreds of shoppers as well as celebrities like Sienna Miller, who have found they play a part in maintaining smooth legs. And one product that has drummed up huge attention is the brand's £75 Cellu-Lite Anti-Cellulite Oil that users say 'is the only product I have ever seen a visible difference with'. Now, the sell-out oil is being sold in a duo kit worth £87 but yours for £69. Rather than fat reduction, the Legology Cellulite Duo focuses on lymphatic drainage to alleviate fluid retention, thereby helping reduce the look of uneven skin texture. The brand's USP is that it reshapes legs from ankle to thigh without attacking fat, as cellulite is not actually caused by fat, it is excess fluid that blights leg shape when it gets trapped between tissues and fat cells. And the kit has all you need to do this from home. It includes the brand's detoxifying Cellu-Lite Anti-Cellulite Oil and draining Circu-Lite Massage Cup which works in tandem to visibly reduce the appearance of cellulite by stimulating microcirculation and lymphatic drainage to depuff and promote firmer, tighter-looking skin. However, it's important to remember that this oil isn't a permanent solution - regular, ongoing use is key to keeping those results visible over time. Consistency is key! By helping to free this fluid that pushes cells out of line and creating the bumps known as cellulite, the Legology kit has been hailed 'a must-have duo in your holiday prep routine' by one excited shopper. For the best results, Legology brand founder Kate Bensimon says 'apply Cellu-Lite first, then cup over the application, working your way over the area upwards from knee to tops of thighs, in lines. The pinkness you see is good – this is fresh, nutrient-rich blood that will help detoxify and tone skin.' And shoppers have been wowed. 'Skin much smoother 'dimples' have markedly reduced, appearance much improved!' raved one avid user. 'I will be continuing to use this product.' Another agreed, adding: 'Firstly the oil smells absolutely divine, it glides onto the skin is easily absorbed when massaged in. I would say within approx 4 weeks of using my skin it felt a lot less crepey and felt so much softer I even noticed that some thread veins were lighter in colour which is a bonus.' And the Legology kit has results to back it up too. In a 30-day clinical study, users of the Cellu-Lite Salon Secret Oil reported significant improvements with 91 per cent agreeing that Cellu-Lite and Circu-Lite makes their legs feel less puffy.'
Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Business
- Daily Mail
Fresh blow at Marks & Spencer as marketing chief quits
The executive behind Marks & Spencer's advert campaign featuring Alex Scott has quit. Marketing director Anna Braithwaite's exit is another blow to the retailer after she helped deliver its turnaround. She is leaving after four years – in which time the retailer shaked off the image of its clothes being dowdy. Star-studded partnerships, including with the likes of ex-England footballer Scott and actress Sienna Miller, have helped M&S win over younger customers. However, the retailer has been grappling with the fallout of a cyber attack that occurred over Easter. Online shopping remains suspended but the group is hoping to relaunch orders through its website and app as soon as next month.
Cosmopolitan
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
How to nail wedges with trousers: 8 failsafe outfit formulas
Wedges are undeniably the shoe of the summer. Love them or hate them, the boho renaissance is in full swing thanks to Chloé. At the autumn/winter 2024 show last March (the debut from new creative director Chemena Kamali) every front row guest, including Sienna Miller and Georgia Jagger, was wearing a pair of the brand's signature wedge heel sandals. The fashion world hasn't looked back since. And while wedges (particularly open-toe ones) feel natural to pair with floaty summer dresses, they also look great with trousers. There's more to consider when styling separates, but trust us, it will be so worth it. Below, we have compiled the ultimate wedge-with-trousers matrix, matching the best pairs with the best styles, so you can get the most out of your wardrobe. It's like fashion mathematics — and we know you're going to ace the test. With such a 70s aesthetic, it can be easy to think that wedges only go with wide-leg, bell-bottom style jeans. Not so! A straight leg can really show off the shoe in all its glory, and create an elongated silhouette. Important note: do not confuse straight legs with skinny jeans. There is a big difference. You don't want your feet to balloon out at the bottom. Opt for a classic style like Levi's 501s for a cool, never-try-hard look. Beloved by Bella Hadid and plenty of A-listers alike, capri pants are having their moment. We love this wearer's tie-hem pair. A point toe wedge keeps the capris feeling fresh and modern, and helps balance out what can be an awkward trouser length. Neon shades are perfect for summer, and add interest to a black pair of capris. The bermuda short is the smarter, more polished cousin of the jort — perfect for the office in the hot summer months. A pair of low-heel wedge mules adds a feminine touch, and will show off your fresh pedi. We love a contrast! Wedges don't just have to be boho and romantic. Balance heavyweight leather trousers with an open toe stacked wedge. This is a perfect outfit for a summer evening event once the temperature has dipped. Dress up baggy combat trousers with a smarter, more polished wedge heel. We love this wearer's closed-toe pair, with a contrasting white heel that matches her handbag. It's streetwear meets evening wear, and it's a vibe. Balance out busy patterned trousers with a 'naked' look wedge. Clear perspex gives a nude illusion to the foot, meaning the trousers can really do the talking. These are a perfect shoe option for when you feel like nothing quite goes with the outfit. Smarten up your wedges by pairing them with sharp suit trousers. An ultra-chunky heel shape balances out a tailored, straight leg trouser fit, and a slightly cropped hem means you can really give the shoes their moment. A match made in heaven, channel your inner French girl with raffia wedges and wide-leg denim. It's a classic pairing for a reason — so why fix what isn't broken? A turn-up hem adds major chic points. Rebecca Jane Hill is the Senior Fashion Editor at Cosmopolitan UK. She has previously contributed to publications including Vogue, Elle, Marie Claire, Harper's Bazaar, Refinery29, The Face, Glamour and Stylist. She started her own magazine, Sister, in 2012 whilst at university. Focused around feminism, fashion and culture, it went on to produce 12 globally stocked print issues, as well as countless events and partnerships. She closed the magazine in 2023. Rebecca has been an associate lecturer at London College of Fashion since 2018, where she teaches on the Fashion Journalism course. She is a passionate second-hand shopper and is constantly on the lookout for new design talent.
Cosmopolitan
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
9 summer dress and flat shoe outfit ideas, from ballet pumps to boat shoes and mules
As we head into summer, my daily outfit formula consists of a summer dress worn with a pair of sandals. It's an easy, throw-on 'fit that saves me valuable time in the morning (no more pulling everything out of my wardrobe trying to find something to wear), while still looking put-together and – most importantly – stylish. Whether I'm headed to the office or out with friends to make the most of the sunshine, it works no matter the occasion. Plus, with so many sandal trends this season, from 'ugly' heeled flip flops to crochet styles and wedges, there are endless ways to keep the look feeling fresh. But what about those days when I don't want to get my toes out? Like in the run-up to my pedicure appointment. Unfortunately, hiding my feet in my UGG slippers isn't an option, not least because of how sweaty I'd get. Sure, you could always wear your sandals with socks. Or, why not try one of these closed-toe, flat shoe alternatives – because who's *actually* wearing heels day-to-day?! From mesh ballet flats and boat shoes to Birkenstocks and Mary Janes, there are just as many trending shoes around this szn. We promise, when paired with a dress, these flats make for just as fab an outfit! Mesh flats are still big news in SS25! Okay, depending on the colour and how tightly woven the mesh is, this shoe may still flash more toe than you're after... But it's a nice compromise between a sandal and a closed-toe shoe. Ballet flats are a wardrobe essential, as far as we're concerned. Whether yours have a pointed or almond toe, are classic black or any colour of the rainbow, they'll work seamlessly with any dress in your wardrobe. Mini, maxi, casual, dressy – you name it. If you've been wanting to jump on the boat shoes trend since the fisherman aesthetic first went viral on TikTok earlier this year but you've been struggling to work out just how to wear them without feeling like Captain Birdseye, a denim dress is the answer. Feminine enough without being too much of a contrast. You're welcome. Often possessing a sleek silhouette, flat mules are an eternally elegant option. Despite their closed-toe design, a slip-on mule promises breathability thanks to its open back. No heel blisters here! A dress and trainers is a go-to combo for good reason. We love how the sporty connotations and chunkier silhouette of a trainer toughen up even the most feminine of floaty dresses. Plus, you don't have to worry about compromising on comfort! Your fisherman sandals work just as well in summer as they did in spring when styled with a loose-fitting mini for cool, casual vibes. The same applies for Mary Janes, with the shorter hemline showing off the shoe's signature foot strap. A simple linen shift dress will stop them feeling too twee. It's been hard to miss the return of the boho revival, but if a stacked wooden clog wedge sandal à la Sienna Miller doesn't feel wearable (a totally reasonable conclusion to make, those heels are pretty high), turn to your trusty Birks for a flat shoe equivalent. For an office-ready look, loafers instantly add a smarter feel to any dress, along with tapping into the current trend for corporate-core. They're the perfect shoe to make your Christmas sequins feel summer-appropriate, too. Follow Alex on Instagram. Alexandria Dale is the Digital Fashion Writer at Cosmopolitan UK. Covering everything from the celebrity style moments worth knowing about to the latest fashion news, there's nothing she loves more than finding a high street dupe of a must-have designer item. As well as discovering new brands, she's passionate about sustainable fashion and establishing the trends that are actually worth investing in. Having worked in fashion journalism for six years, she has experience at both digital and print publications including Glamour and Ok!
Cosmopolitan
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
8 dress and wedge sandals outfit ideas to nail this summer's trending shoe
In amongst a plethora of sandal trends this summer (like, more than ever before), wedge sandals are the latest shoe to catch our attention. Although not for all the right reasons... Turns out, wedges are a fairly controversial shoe, truly dividing the Cosmo Fashion Team. But, before you get ahead of yourselves, we're not talking about the return of the 2000s wedge sandal here. Despite the Y2K aesthetic still reigning supreme. Nope, wedges in 2025 are sculptural and edgy, less clumpy and more polished. In short, they're cooler. And they're renewed popularity is all thanks to the Chloé FROW. It was March of last year that the French fashion house showed its autumn/winter 2024 collection, creative director Chemena Kamali's debut at the brand. However, rather than a focus on the runway, all eyes were drawn to the feet of the fashion It girls perched on the front row, all wearing the brand's platform wedge heels. For spring/summer, Chloé has updated the style with a jelly upper (yes, jelly sandals are in too), all but confirming wedges are officially back. And more than that, they are *the* shoe of the season. Still need convincing? The secret to pulling off a wedge is how you style it. So below, we've compiled the best dress and wedge sandal combinations that promise to provide the basis of a foolproof outfit formula. Lean fully into the boho connotations with a floaty floral print dress paired with wooden clog wedge sandals. If Chloé's aforementioned wedges may be a tad out of your price range, you'll be pleased to hear the high street has put its affordable spin on a multitude of similar designs. Finish with elegant white – or cream – accessories. So '70s, so chic. Tick off two trends in one 'fit by styling your wedge sandals with one of this season's biggest colour trends: butter yellow. Black shoes, especially with such a solid heel, can look a little harsh against the saccharine hue, so opt for brown or why not try a denim blue shade instead? Our love for denim knows no bounds, and that extends to our footwear. Sienna Miller was one of many celebs who co-signed Chloé's wedges as a must-have shoe. But why stop at copying her shoes? We're looking to the eternal style queen for head-to-toe inspo and will be following suit in pairing black wedge sandals with a floaty white dress. Extra style points if you throw a boxy leather jacket on top. Kate Middleton has been a long-time fan of a wedge sandal, specifically an espadrille wedge, repeatedly turning to her trusty Castañer sandals for endless royal engagements. A timeless outfit formula made for beach holidays, it will serve you just as well in the city or in your summer workwear rotation. To stop the look straying into 'mum at the local village fair,' opt for ankle-tie details and stick to a neutral colour palette to elevate the woven shoe. Similarly, when choosing what dress to wear with said wedges, ensure it's something fabulous – think bright colours, bold prints, statement silhouettes. If it's good enough for a princess... A night spent on the dance floor? Your feet will thank you for choosing wedges over a stiletto heel. But you don't have to sacrifice style for comfort when it comes to wedge sandals in 2025. A brightly coloured wedge finishing even the most minimal of outfits will pack a punch and add an element of fun. With such a big gap between the hem of your dress and your shoes, you can afford to mix things up with your footwear. We're talking introducing a clashing, unexpected print. Top of our wish list is a pair of snakeprint wedge sandals. In a black, white and grey colour palette, they'll act as a neutral and go with almost any colour mini. If you're opting for abstract, geometric or floral designs, try and tie in one of the colours in the design with that of your outfit so as not to look too jarring. Despite being a heeled sandal, wedges don't have to dress up an outfit. Simple black wedge mules effortlessly add a cool girl vibe to a simple knit maxi dress. They're a slight step up (literally) from your go-to black chunky flatform sandals. We love the idea of toughening up a wedge sandal by wearing it with a football jersey. If your shirt isn't quite long enough to be worn as a mini dress, simply add a mini skirt or pair of shorts underneath. A denim trench and sunglasses make this outfit even cooler. Obsessed! Follow Alex on Instagram. Alexandria Dale is the Digital Fashion Writer at Cosmopolitan UK. Covering everything from the celebrity style moments worth knowing about to the latest fashion news, there's nothing she loves more than finding a high street dupe of a must-have designer item. As well as discovering new brands, she's passionate about sustainable fashion and establishing the trends that are actually worth investing in. Having worked in fashion journalism for six years, she has experience at both digital and print publications including Glamour and Ok!
