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Fox News
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fox News
Olivia Dunne performs stunning move during swimsuit fashion show
Olivia Dunne showed off her gymnastics skills on the runway with a jaw-dropping move during the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Fashion Show over the weekend. The national champion gymnast strutted down the walkway in a black and white polka dot bathing suit that featured red bows in the front and down toward her hips. As she reached the end of the aisle, she dropped down in a split. Dunne smiled as she received some applause from the crowd that packed the show. As she walked back up the runway, she touched hips with musician Xandra Pohl. Dunne also wore a bikini in a separate instance down the runway. She wore a cropped shirt that read, "Sports Illustrated Swimsuit." The former LSU Tigers gymnast was named a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover model last month as she ended her collegiate career. She was one of four cover models, along with Lauren Chan, Salma Hayek and Jordan Chiles. Dunne has been one of the most-followed athletes on social media since she joined LSU. She boasts more than 8 million followers on TikTok and another 5.3 million on Instagram. She helped the Tigers to a national championship in 2024, but her final year with LSU was derailed because of an injury. Since then, she's been spotted cheering on her boyfriend Paul Skenes as he makes waves in MLB with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Follow Fox News Digital's sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Bethenny Frankel, 54, flaunts her figure in TINY thong bikini during Sports Illustrated Swimsuit runway show
Bethenny Frankel shocked fans with her youthful appearance as she flaunted her figure in a tiny thong bikini at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit fashion show on Saturday. The former Real Housewives of New York star, 54, left very little to imagination as she strutted down the runway in various swimsuits for the coveted catwalk show in Miami Beach. For her first look, Bethenny donned sultry pink polka dot bikini and black cover-up. Upon reaching the end of the catwalk, she ripped off the cover-up to reveal a thong bikini bottom underneath. She turned around to show her backside to the audience, as she jokingly covered her mouth in surprise. Later, she emerged in a denim bikini top and black bottoms, which she paired with a cowboy hat; she also flashed some side boob in tiny leopard-print one-piece swimsuit. The TV star oozed confidence, dancing and shaking her hips as she made her way down the runway. She also debuted a new, much-longer and lighter brown hairstyle at the event, rocking beach-like waves that fell perfectly around her face. The former Real Housewives of New York star, 54, left very little to imagination as she strutted down the runway in various swimsuits for the coveted catwalk show in Miami Beach After a video of Bethenny on the runway was shared to TikTok, many of her avid fans couldn't believe how young she looked. Hundreds rushed to the comment section to discuss her stunning appearance, and some even branded her as 'unrecognizable' thanks to her new 'do. 'Is that really Bethany Frankel?!!?! If so what did she get done? Where? Who? How much?!?!' one user asked. 'That hair just took off a decade! She is [fire],' gushed another. 'She looks great but I barely recognize her,' someone else added. 'Wow, I've never seen her look so good,' a fourth comment read. A fifth said, 'Is she in the witness protection program? She's unrecognizable.' Bethenny recently moved to Florida and her new life in the south is clearly doing wonders for her as her fans were right, she's never looked better. The reality TV personality previously explained that living with just her daughter Bryn, whom she shares with ex-husband Jason Hoppy, in an overly spacious house in New York 'was drowning her.' 'It was just the two of us,' she said in a TikTok video. 'It was a massive property, and I made the decision to buy that property when I was in a different stage of my life. 'I thought it would be this, like, big family home and that I'd be entertaining there a lot.' She continued: 'The house was drowning me because it had an apple orchard, it was a historical house, it had all this property, and it was beautiful and amazing for a big family with kids and grandparents. 'It just ended up being a place that I spent a lot of time alone [in] because I didn't really know many people in that community. It was lonely.' She said she didn't want to be 'home alone' so she decided to 'simplify' their space. 'My simplification is someone else's complication because I'm still going to be in a beautiful home, but I just took on too much,' she explained. Hundreds rushed to the comment section to discuss her stunning appearance, and some even branded her as 'unrecognizable' thanks to her new 'do 'And the idea of something was different than the reality of it,' she continued. Bethenny added that she originally planned to downsize in four years when her daughter would be heading off to college, but she decided to go ahead with it now because of a 'moment.' 'This situation was drowning me and something else was distracting her and neither of us would say it out loud because this is just what it was,' she said cryptically. 'The moment it became about her, I was able to be honest with myself about how I felt and it freed both of us. I think I'll be lighter and brighter and happier in the coming months.'
Grazia USA
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Grazia USA
How To Watch The Dior Cruise 2026 Show
Dior Cruise 2026 / Image: supplied Tonight, Maria Grazia Chiuri is set to unveil Dior's Cruise 2026 collection in a live-streamed show from a never-before-seen Roman villa—a hidden masterpiece steeped in neoclassical beauty. The location is a first: a secret estate nestled in the heart of Rome, exclusively opening its gates for Dior. Expect ancient grandeur, sweeping arches, and a setting worthy of Chiuri's vision. Born in Rome and profoundly shaped by its cultural legacy, Chiuri returns to her roots with a collection that promises to honour Italian artistry and the refined femininity synonymous with Dior. Models present creations for Dior during the 2025 Dior Croisiere (Cruise) fashion show on June 3, 2024 at Drummond Castle, in Crieff, in Scotland. (Photo by ANDY BUCHANAN / AFP) (Photo by ANDY BUCHANAN/AFP via Getty Images) Taking place tonight, this Cruise show serves as a poetic pilgrimage that bridges the personal and the historic. Chiuri continues to weave together the past and the present, paying homage to Dior's enduring dialogue with craftsmanship, culture, and the legacy of notable women throughout history. In a teaser posted to Instagram, the creative director tours the creative legacy behind the Villa Reale di Marlia in Tuscany. For those unable to jet off to the Eternal City, though, Dior's livestream offers front-row access to it all. Wherever you are in the world, tune in to experience Cruise 2026—set against the spellbinding backdrop of a villa now brought into the fashion spotlight. Watch the Dior Cruise 2026 show live from Rome on May 27, 9 pm (Wednesday, 28 May, 5 am AEST)
Daily Mail
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Glamorous fashion show hosted by Lisa Snowdon celebrates 23 people living with and beyond breast cancer as they proudly stride down the catwalk
London has played host to a catwalk like no other after 23 people living with and beyond breast cancer proudly strutted their stuff on the runway in an empowering and uplifting fashion show. Dressed in glamorous ballgowns, vibrant skirts and dapper suits, the 21 women and two men enthusiastically showcased their personally-styled looks at The Show, run by leading research and support charity Breast Cancer Now. Celebrating strength and style, the annual fashion show saw courage meet couture at the capital's 8 Northumberland Avenue as the models affected by breast cancer showcased their glamorous ensembles. The occasion, held on Thursday and available to watch online, was hosted by broadcaster and Breast Cancer Now ambassador Lisa Snowdon, whose grandmother died from breast cancer. Speaking at the inspiring event, the model and presenter, 53, explained: 'The Show isn't just about fashion - it's about community, confidence, and reclaiming parts of your identity after a breast cancer diagnosis. 'Every single model today brought their story and their power to the stage. It was truly inspiring, and I feel so honoured to be part of this very special event. The Show aims to raise awareness for breast cancer research and the impact it can have on the thousands diagnosed each year. One person taking part in the runway was Faye Dickson, 39, who walked the catwalk representing players of People's Postcode Lottery, who have raised £14,738,682 for Breast Cancer Now's specialist support and information services. Faye, from Ashford, diagnosed with breast cancer in October 2019, aged 33. At the time, her children were aged just three and one. 'It felt like our whole lives had been shattered as we had so much uncertainty about our future, but we were lucky to have supportive friends and family, and we got through it,' recalled the mother-of-two. Having undergone 18 rounds of chemotherapy, a mastectomy and radiotherapy, Faye decided to join the catwalk to show others that there is life after cancer. 'My hair has grown back, and I've got used to living with the scars from my surgeries,' she said. 'I love myself and my body even more than I did before cancer, because it endured everything thrown at it. I am so happy and confident in my life, I want to be able to show that to others.' She continued: 'Walking the catwalk as People's Postcode Lottery model has been a hugely emotional and empowering experience, it's been amazing seeing so many people unite in support of Breast Cancer Now's vital research and support. 'I'm so proud to share this moment with the other models who, like me, have had their lives affected by this devastating disease. 'The fashion show proves that breast cancer doesn't have to define you and that you can feel confident again, and look fabulous, living with or beyond a diagnosis.' Marie Newman, pictured left, and Reuben Board, pictured right, show off their wild side in leopard and zebra prints Working it! Models showcase their eye-catching outfits as they walk the runway in London Faye's cancer diagnosis inspired her to make a change and pursue a career she had always dreamed of. 'Since completing treatment, I've had the confidence to say yes to so many opportunities I might have turned down before,' the mother revealed. 'I am now working as a freelance sports journalist, which was my dream growing up, having made the switch from reporting on news. 'I've covered major sporting events, including the Women's Champions League, interviewed some of my sporting heroes, and I'll be travelling to Switzerland in July to report on the Women's EURO 2025 tournament. 'I don't think I'd have had the motivation to do this without the perspective cancer has given me.' Laura Chow, Head of Charities at People's Postcode Lottery, said: 'To see Faye and all of this year's amazing models on the catwalk has been inspirational and really moving. 'The show is a celebration of the incredible work of Breast Cancer Now which to date our players have supported with over £14 million.' The Show brings together people living with or beyond a breast cancer diagnosis and encourages them to share their stories and strut the catwalk with confidence and purpose. Fun, fun, fun! A stylish model puts on an animated display as she steps out onto the catwalk From colourful frocks to elegant ensembles, the models stepped out in personally styled looks, by celebrity stylist Rebekah Roy, to reflect their unique experiences and individuality. Reuben Board, who was diagnosed with breast cancer aged 52, was one of two male models taking part in The Show, representing one of around 400 men diagnosed with breast cancer every year in the UK. He said of his experience as a model during the event: 'Since my own breast cancer diagnosis back in 2022, I am still shocked at the number of men that I talk to who don't realise that they can get breast cancer too. 'By taking part in The Show, I'm hoping to raise greater awareness of breast cancer in men, plus, walking the catwalk has turned out to be a whole heap of fun!' Jay Tatla, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2018, aged 47, also modelled and made a speech at the event to help raise awareness of breast cancer in the South Asian community. She said: 'As a South Asian woman, I am acutely aware of the cultural taboos and stigmas that can surround breast cancer in certain communities. 'Although modelling is so far out my comfort zone, by taking part in The Show and stepping into the spotlight, I hope to break down these barriers and encourage open conversations about breast cancer.' Host Lisa, speaking at the event, said: 'The Show shines a spotlight on these incredible individuals' stories in support of Breast Cancer Now and its incredible life-changing support and life-saving research, which is more needed than ever with an estimated 600,000 people alive in the UK after a diagnosis of breast cancer.' Faye (pictured), from Ashford, diagnosed with breast cancer in October 2019, aged 33. At the time, her children were aged just three and one Having undergone 18 rounds of chemotherapy, a mastectomy and radiotherapy, Faye (pictured during her treatment) decided to join the catwalk to show others that there is life after cancer Reuben Board (pictured getting his makeup completed before the show), who was diagnosed with breast cancer aged 52, was one of two male models taking part in The Show, representing one of around 400 men diagnosed with breast cancer every year in the UK The glamorous annual event was supported by some of the beauty industry's biggest names, and to ensure every model looked and felt their best, Estée Lauder provided makeup and ghd styling hair. To watch the event online or relive the highlights of the night, visit or follow @breastcancernow on Instagram for exclusive coverage.
