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Mint
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Mint
How to recreate fashion runway's favourite slicked-back hairstyle at home
The India couture week is around the corner. Given the past fashion showcases in Paris and Milan, the one thing that's becoming common on the runway—and will most probably be visible at the Indian couture week as well—is the sleek slicked-back, high-shine hair. Beyond the haute couture weeks, standalone shows, too, are presenting variations of the frizz-free hairstyle. At the Tom Ford show, for instance, several models walked flaunting sculpted dome-like slick hair. This combination of polish, precision and frizz-free practicality when it comes to hairstyle is perfect for the monsoon season. So, here are some easy runway-inspired slick looks you can try at home this season. Mermaid hair Mermaid-core hairstyle (big, wavy hair), which became a trend over a year ago, continues to be a big inspiration this season as well. At Jean Paul Gaultier, models had tendrils framing the face, with net veils on top adding to the drama. Rahul Mishra had more pushed back slick looks that you can try with various hair lengths. Deep side parts Want a quick change in your look? Change your parting. Or do sleek, deep side parts, either with finger curls that frame the forehead, or try a wet look with lots of gel and neat combing to push back open hair—the way models did at the Iris van Herpen's Paris show. Sleek buns During his couture show, Stéphane Rolland presented structural sleek undos, many embellished at the middle part for drama. The show also had twisted sleek buns with a net veil—all looks that can be achieved easily with a strong gel and a steady hand. Schiaparelli let black lipstick be the star with severe slick-back hair, a lesson in making a minimalist statement. If 'intentionally messy" is your vibe, keep it super sleek in the front, with messy strands at the back like at Chanel's presentation. These looks can easily be taken from a boardroom meeting to a party.
Times
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Times
The new rules for men's beach dressing? The more fun, the better
S ince we all work so hard, and holidays are now so expensive, the fewer rules we attach to dress codes for the beach, the better. The world is stressful enough without having to worry about what to wear on your vacation. So ignore all the holiday hacks you've seen on Reels, cast aside any demos on TikTok that show how you can fit all you need for a week away into a carry-on, and instead shove everything you've ever loved into your suitcase. A holiday is the moment to wear everything you've bought and were unsure about, whether that be from Temu or Tom Ford. It's like a sartorial free-trade zone. Who cares what the randoms on the sunloungers next to you think. Ignore the snide looks from your partner or kids. And Instagram shots can be doctored before you post them (try YouCam Perfect).
Graziadaily
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Graziadaily
Ever wondered what's inside a supermodel suitcase? Wonder no more!
Lindsey Wixson knows a thing or two about packing for summer- particularly when it comes to nailing effortless, light luxury. It's hardly surprising, really. The American supermodel is no stranger to hopping across time zones, flitting between castings, and ensuring she's ready at a moment's notice for a spontaneous sunshine shoot - just look to our Grazia Beauty Book cover for proof. One peek inside Wixson's suitcase confirms her approach to packing is equal parts functional and fabulous. She swears by a tightly edited selection of skincare saviours and fashion multi-taskers - think clever pieces that work double duty (a bag and a hat in one? Yes, really) - ensuring every item earns its place in that overhead locker. From featherweight hemp swimwear to luxe hydrating serums, consider Wixson's travel style the ultimate guide to packing like a supermodel. 1. Allies of Skin Promise Keeper Nightly Blemish Treatment Price: £128 'This overnight mask helps to heal and soothe my acne-prone skin, all while moisturising. I also use the Treatment Mist, which contains colloidal silver- it's antibacterial and helps temper my breakouts.' 2. The Hat Bag Ruslan Baginskiy 'A bag that's also a hat! Multi-functional accessories are the best.' 3. Weleda Arnica Bumps & Bruises Salve Ointment 'I always have a tube of this arnica cream on me when I'm travelling. It does exactly what it says it does – it's great for bumps and bruises.' 4. Tom Ford Jasmin Rouge 'My go-to holiday perfume – notes of jasmine take me straight back to the South of France.' 5. Sezane Wicker Basket 'So easy to throw everything into this bag before heading to the beach or out for dinner. It packs down really well too.' 6. Dr. Barbara Sturm Super Anti-Aging Serum Price: £290 'I love the texture of this serum and it absorbs so quickly. I'm a big fan of the face wash too.' 7. TP101 Driving Polo, FM669 'It's all about the cut of this shirt and it can be dressed up or down.' 8. Swimsuit, Natasha Tonic 'Hemp swimwear is eco-friendly and I like to pair this one-piece with jeans as well.' PHOTOGRAPHS AARON CROSSMAN BEAUTY DIRECTION + WORDS JOELY WALKER MAKE-UP LISA POTTER DIXON USING L'ORÉAL PARIS MAKE-UP SHOT ON LOCATION AT THE LODGE, MALLORCA Yorkshire lass, pizza lover and perpetual hoarder of lipsticks, Joely Walker is Grazia's former head of beauty . You'll find her going back to basics for #GraziaBeautySchool, waxing lyrical about new launches for #BeautyHaulOfFame and grilling celebrities for their insider tips (hello, Helen Mirren). Want to ask her a beauty question? Find her on @JoelyGabrielle
Vogue Singapore
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Vogue Singapore
Sun's out, bums out. Your celebrity-approved guide to micro shorts
She struts the streets, thighs out, dreams ablaze. Between the '60s to the '70s, women were beginning to have a taste of what it meant when we could have it all. When shorts—no longer shunned nor seen as articles of definance—burst into the style scene, oft associated with popular icons at the time. Think Catherine Bach's Daisy Duke, the girl who made daisy dukes, or short jean shorts, a thing. Androgynous designer and icon, Dame Mary Quant, may have been better known for the mini skirt, but she was also the biggest proponent for the hot pant. The retro hot pant style has since been through its slew of iterations. Designers revived it in recent years too; from Tom Ford to Gucci and Miu Miu, the spring/summer 2024 season was all about the hiked up hemline. Tom Ford spring/summer 2024. Daniele Oberrauch Miu Miu spring/summer 2024. Courtesy of Miu Miu And it isn't going anywhere just yet. Not when all the biggest pop girlies of our generation are putting their best hot pants on for the stage. In fact, the hemlines are getting even higher. Beyond mere summer essential, these extremely short shorts have been worn in a dizzying array of styles. Jennie's double weekend run at Coachella alone brought out the big guns. Belted leather moments on stage, fringe detailing, and even a casual striped knit number. @jennierubyjane @jennierubyjane 2025's go-to festival returnee Olivia Rodrigo is known to rock it out on the stage in micros too, her embellished shorts take on Ginger Spice's Union Jack look, paired to a baby tee–a definitive favourite outfit of hers. Then there's Sabrina Carpenter whose recent music video for 'Manchild' sees her sport all sorts of ultra short styles, from denims to ginghams. One thing we know for sure, these pop stars aren't about to retire their adored pairs of hot pants anytime soon. From knitted options to leather deliveries and beach-ready bloomers, look no further if you're looking to join in on some of the butt cheek action soon. Getty 1 / 21 The embellished life: Olivia Rodrigo Courtesy of Farfetch 2 / 21 Dolce and Gabbana orange sequin shorts, $1,240 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Ssense 3 / 21 Coperni knitted butterfly shorts, $589 Available at Ssense. @oliviadean 4 / 21 Gingham party: Olivia Dean Courtesy of Miu Miu 5 / 21 Miu Miu shorts, $2090 Available at Miu Miu. Courtesy of Ssense 6 / 21 Sandy Liang shorts, $250 Available at Ssense. @dualipa 7 / 21 Knitted and fitted: Dua Lipa Courtesy of Chloé 8 / 21 Chloé crochet knit shorts, $742 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Ssense 9 / 21 Ottolinger ribbed shorts, $424 Available at Ssense. 10 / 21 Leather and bolt: Jennie Kim Courtesy of Farfetch 11 / 21 Retrofete lace-up leather shorts, $507 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Ssense 12 / 21 Miaou rocco shorts, $454 Available at Revolve. @sabrinacarpenter 13 / 21 Blooming bloomers: Sabrina Carpenter Courtesy of Jacquemus 14 / 21 Jacquemus embroidered lace shorts, $380 Available at MyTheresa. 15 / 21 Aniye Records shorts, $445 Available at Revolve. 16 / 21 Denim diaries: Tyla Courtesy of Balenciaga 17 / 21 Balenciaga mini shorts, $1,590 Available at Balenciaga. Courtesy of Ssense 18 / 21 MM6 Maison Margiela denim shorts, $290 Available at Ssense. @lalalalisa_m 19 / 21 Frills and things: Lisa and Jisoo Courtesy of Ssense 20 / 21 Kim Shui shorts, $391 Available at Ssense. Courtesy of Ssense 21 / 21 Chopova Lowena mini shorts, $790 Available at Farfetch.
Elle
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Elle
The 9 Best Gladiator Sandals to Wear This Summer
If you're looking to shake up your sandal lineup this summer, consider the resurgence of the gladiator sandal. Upgraded from the chunky, caged designs of the early 2000s, current iterations of the iconic Roman-inspired footwear read sleeker, more modern, and are easier to style with a variety of warm-weather ensembles. Just ask our ELLE editors. From a minimalist, thin-strap design by Amanu to a bold, knee-high version from Tom Ford, our editors know the strappy sandal is a mainstay in their warm-weather wardrobes—especially when trainers aren't cutting it or when we want to take a break from heels. Ahead, we've gathered 9 of the best gladiator sandals our fashion team is reaching for this season. You'll find a variety of designs, whether you're looking for a comfortable pair to wear during your upcoming travels or a style you can count on from day to night. 'I'm a sucker for an olive-suede combination, and this dreamy sandal is my new favorite summer essential. The velvety straps offer a comfortable fit, and the supportive, contoured footbed makes them ideal for a day spent strolling the city.'—Laura Tarafa, commerce writer Sizes: 6-10 Colors: Matcha Materials: Suede 'I love Raye's minimalist take on the gladiator sandal. They're giving strappy sandals without the 'fighting the Romans at 3 P.M.' vibes that a lot of gladiator styles can lean toward.'—Madison Rexroat, assistant accessories editor Sizes: 5.5-10 Colors: Black, Tan, White Bubble Materials: Leather A Veronica Beard customer flawlessly described this luxe ankle-strap style as 'jewelry for your feet!' Pack this earth-toned, gemstone-adorned sandal for your next warm-weather getaway to pair with a flirty backless dress. Sizes: 5-12 Colors: Gold Materials: Stone, Leather 'Zimmermann's Goldie sandals are the ultimate summer staple—fresh off the brand's spring/summer 2025 runway. The chunky straps add intrigue to everything from minidresses to a tank top and jorts, making them the versatile hero piece your warm-weather wardrobe didn't know it needed.'—Claire Stern Milch, digital director Sizes: 35-41 Colors: Brown 'Amanu is one of my go-to brands for summer sandals. What I love about their Serengeti style is that it offers a more modern, minimalist take on a classic gladiator sandal. I also love how thin the straps are from a comfort standpoint, so your legs don't feel too constricted by having straps wrapped around them.'—Carson Stannard, fashion editor Sizes: 6-12 Colors: Camel, Gold 'It's hard to think of the iconic gladiator sandal without thinking of Ancient Greek Sandals—I mean, that just seems like a given, knowing the name of the footwear label. In my humble opinion, the Satira is the perfect option when you want that early-aughts boho look without feeling like you're cosplaying someone from that era. Yes, they definitely fall into the return of the Bohemian aesthetic, but they feel more polished for 2025. I recommend taking these on your next European vacation.'—Dale Arden Chong, senior fashion commerce editor Sizes: 35-42 Colors: 7 options Materials: Leather Want more oomph in your gladiator sandal? Look no further than this Tom Ford knee-high design—it's sure to be the pièce de résistance of your outfit. A sleek minidress will complement this eye-catching shoe. Sizes: 37-41 Colors: Black A modern take on the toe ring trend, this brown crisscross sandal from the iconic New York line boasts brushed gold-tone hardware that subtly adds interest to a simple suede sandal. Sizes: 5-11 Colors: Umber Suede Materials: Suede, Leather 'For a sleek take on the gladiator style with a dash of gilded toe jewelry, Tory Burch's suede sandals are a go-to. The slight platform makes them a bit more comfortable than regular flat sandals, and the suede straps are a bit more forgiving than stiff leather.'—Madison Rexroat, assistant accessories editor Colors: Black, Silver 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.
