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3 hours ago
- Entertainment
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Kylie Jenner Just Dropped The Most Bombshell Coded Swimwear Line
Kylie Jenner wearing the Allure Push Up Bikini Top and Mackenzie Bikini Bottoms / Image: Kylie Jenner is bringing back the push-up bra – or bikini that is. After weeks of build-up and sneak peaks of the socialite wearing the pieces on vacation, Jenner's swimwear line with Frankies Bikinis has launched. A collaboration between Jenner's brand Khy, and Frankies, the line features bikini tops and bottoms, mini dresses, and coordinating separates, for time both in the water and on land. Inspired by vintage lingerie and bombshell swimsuits, the line is decidedly sensual in nature. 'It's not about being overly sexy, but about creating silhouettes that make you feel confident and lifted,' Francesca Aiello, founder of Frankies, told Elle. Jenner asserts the same, explaining, 'when you feel comfortable and supported, your confidence shines through.' Kylie Jenner wearing the Cherish Push Up Bikini Top and Enzo Bikini Bottoms / Image: The collaboration champions fun and expression, with mix and match pieces sure to cater to all tastes. Polka dots, lace, leopard print, and satin; these re-emergenging trends all work together in these pieces to create 'the perfect mix of sweet and sexy,' as Jenner puts it. A focal point of the launch also includes the introduction of the brand's Cloud Cups, which re-invent the classic push-up cup for something more modern and comfortable, yet just as buxom in its results. This collaboration comes shortly after the brand's extremely successful collection with Bella Hadid, which was inspired by the model's Western style. These back-to-back collections continue to show that Frankies has long mastered the art of taking sartorial elements we love the most from our favourite celebrities, and morphing them into the perfect summer looks. You can now shop the collection here. Kylie Jenner wearing the Nick Triangle Bikini Top and Mackenzie Bikini Bottoms / Image: topics: Kylie Jenner, frankies bikinis, Swimwear, Summer style, celebrity, celebrity style, celebrity fashion, celebrity news, fashion, Fashion news, Jenners, Trending
Grazia USA
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Grazia USA
Suni Lee Gets Ready for the 2025 ESPYs
Photography by Sarah Krick Suni Lee knows how to stick the landing — whether it's on a balance beam, a red carpet, or a major personal milestone. The 22-year-old gymnast made history as the first Hmong American Olympian, dazzled the world with her gold medal win in Tokyo, and faced down serious health challenges with the same poise she brings to the podium. Last night at the 2025 ESPY Awards, Lee accepted the honor of 'Best Comeback Athlete', marking not just a return to form, but a full-circle transformation. Before the trophy came the glam. For her red carpet moment, Lee wore an Oscar de la Renta gown in liquid gold — a nod, she says, to another icon. Photography by Sarah Krick Photography by Sarah Krick 'My original inspiration was a photo I saw of Beyoncé in a gold dress,' Lee tells Grazia. The image in question? Beyoncé at the 2004 BRIT Awards in a gilded Dolce & Gabbana gown. 'After that, I became obsessed with finding the one , and I'm so happy this came together for such a fun night like the ESPYs.' Here, Lee opens her beauty bag, playlist queue, and heart — offering an intimate look at her red carpet prep, her evolving relationship with fashion, and why Zendaya and her mom remain her twin sources of inspiration. GETTING READY: THE GOLDEN GIRL ERA On the vision for the look: 'My amazing glam team and I decided to go in a very 'golden girl' direction, which was really exciting since I typically lean into a more natural look. I love how the blown-out hair and bronzey makeup really completed the Oscar de la Renta gown, yet still let it shine.' On working with stylist Brian Meller: 'He always encourages me to trust my gut and pick what makes me feel the best, which I really appreciate. It can get so overwhelming, and I am so lucky to have his insight and guidance.' On her red carpet MVP: 'I've always loved Zendaya's red carpet moments. She's just so fearless with her fashion and always looks confident no matter what she's wearing. That's really inspiring to me, because as an athlete, I'm used to feeling confident in competition gear, but expressing myself through fashion is still new for me. Watching her own every look reminds me that confidence is really the best accessory you can have.' Clutch essentials? 'I would definitely say my lip combo — and then some gum or mints. Specifically for a red carpet, since I'm talking a lot, haha! So crucial.' Texts in the glam chair: 'Definitely my mom and best friends! I always need a little boost of encouragement from the people closest to me before a big event like the ESPYs, and I appreciate them so much for keeping me entertained and distracting me from any nerves.' Getting ready playlist: 'Anything Drake or SZA is my go to! I pretty much always have them on shuffle.' Photography by Sarah Krick Photography by Sarah Krick THE COMEBACK On being named Best Comeback Athlete: 'It means the absolute world to me. I remember not even knowing if I would ever be able to participate in gymnastics again, and to go from that to now — being nominated alongside the other amazing athletes — it's just unbelievable. I am so grateful.' On what's changed mentally: 'Having confidence in myself has truly changed everything for me. I see so much more progress when I trust my abilities and strength — both mental and physical.' On representing her community: 'I hope young Asian American girls see themselves as the strong, capable, and powerful women I know they are. I've always wanted to be the representation I wished to see, and now that I'm here, I hope to encourage and inspire as much as possible.' Photography by Sarah Krick Photography by Sarah Krick STYLE, CITY, AND SELFHOOD On being the first Hmong American Olympian: 'It is totally what keeps me going! Little Suni would never believe the place we're currently in, and she reminds me every day to keep pushing the boundaries of what I thought possible.' NYC vs. Minnesota Suni: 'It's so funny because there's totally a vibe change between when I'm in NYC versus home in Minnesota. 'NYC Suni' is very independent and self-sufficient, and when I'm 'Minnesota Suni,' I want to be surrounded by friends and family, eating the amazing Hmong food my mom is cooking. I love both versions!' On her personal style evolution: 'I've definitely leaned more into the street style that New York is so known for since being here. Since I've been working with Brian, he's really elevated my day-to-day thought process when picking out clothes. I think my style evolution has a lot to do with just growing up and maturing as well — I definitely lean more toward timeless pieces than I ever have.' On her dream red carpet risk: 'Maybe a shorter haircut… that one always makes me nervous, but I'm so curious!' Photography by Sarah Krick Photography by Sarah Krick BEYOND THE GYM On her advocacy work with the American Kidney Fund: 'My work with the American Kidney Fund is deeply personal—not only because of the diagnosis I'm living with, but truly due to all of the incredible people who also struggle with this every day and don't have the proper resources provided. One of the hardest parts is knowing it's something I'll carry for the rest of my life. That's why the American Kidney Fund's Know Your Kidneys, Know Your Cause initiative means so much to me. AKF is helping people understand the underlying cause of their kidney disease so they can better manage it and slow its progression. Until I went through this myself, I didn't realize how difficult it can be to even get a proper diagnosis. I'm a professional athlete with an incredible team supporting my health, and even I struggled to get answers—so I can only imagine how hard it is for others without that kind of support.' On redefining success: 'I used to pay a lot of attention to the instant gratification that can come with practice, training, and ultimately winning a competition. Now that I have come out the other side, I really see the value in slowing down and being intentional with my energy. Success isn't measured by the speed at which it comes, which has been a great learning lesson for me.' Bucket list goal that has nothing to do with medals? 'I know I live in New York City and don't need one, but something that has always been on my bucket list is to own a car!' What the next chapter looks like: 'I would love for it to be about fun and quality time with the people I love! My life has been a rollercoaster up until this point, and I'm loving being able to put my focus on lighter things. My story is constantly evolving and I'm so excited to see where that takes me in the future.' Suni Lee may be best known for her gravity-defying routines, but her greatest strength might just be staying grounded. With gold in her step and purpose in her stride, her comeback isn't just complete — it's radiant. Photography by Sarah Krick, Styling by Brian Meller, Hair by Irinel de Leon, Makeup by Maria Vargas
Grazia USA
11 hours ago
- Grazia USA
The GRAZIA Retreat: The EVE Hotel, Sydney
Photo: Supplied When it comes to escaping the UAE heat during summer, the first destination which is the go-to is, naturally, the balmy climes of Europe – namely the Greek islands, the Amalfi Coast, Bodrum or perhaps a cityscape in the form of Paris, London or, if you're going slightly further afield, New York City. But what about looking to the East of the region? Specifically, southeast towards Australia. As a bucket list destination for many, the country's biggest city, Sydney, is arguably the gateway to the country for many. With a population of over five million, the coastal Australian city has everything from a buzzing cosmopolitan centre to being home to over 100 beaches, as well as being a major cultural hub. In fact, it ranked number five on the global survey for the best cities in the world for culture in 2025 by Time Out – and it was the only Australian city to rank on the list. In recent years, post the pandemic, there's been a huge investment in both the culture and hospitality sectors in the city, with approximately $279 million USD investments in the hotel sector alone in 2025 so far, according to reports, which includes a huge rise in boutique and independent hotels. Perhaps one of the most notable recent hotel openings, tucked into the vibrant heart of Sydney's inner-city Redfern district, is The EVE Hotel. Opened in late 2024, the boutique bolthole has already earned a cult following among in-the-know aesthetes, drawn to its art-filled interiors, sultry rooftop and irreverent personality. A love letter to the creative pulse of Sydney, if you will. From the moment you step through its bronze-framed glass doors, you're immersed in a sensory world that blurs design, culture and comfort, complete with moody lighting, terrazzo floors, and local artworks curated with gallery-level taste. If its Brisbane counterpart, The Calile, which opened its doors in 2018 and has been on the World's 50 Best Hotels list for two years running, is anything to go by, The EVE could very well be on its way to many incoming global accolades. The 102 rooms are equal parts sleek and soulful. Expect high ceilings, curvaceous furniture, Aesop amenities, and thoughtful tech touches that whisper luxury without trying too hard. But what truly sets The EVE apart is its connection to Sydney's cultural lifeblood. The hotel shares a postcode with artist-run spaces, buzzy wine bars, design-forward boutiques and even GRAZIA editor-approved brand Aje's head offices, which give the neighbourhood its enriching character. That's not all, the hotel is also complete with a rooftop pool, which gives a West Hollywood, Los Angeles vibe with its terracotta accents and lush sunbeds. By way of gastronomy, the Greek restaurant Olympus, located in the hotel, is a chic location for drinks and small bites at the bar, or just next door, Island Radio, is an eclectic spot for casual dining and indulging in Southeast Asian street food. The EVE is a hotel that will leave you falling a little bit in love with the city's grit and glamour, and marks the perfect place for the start of a bucket list trip in Australia.
Grazia USA
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Grazia USA
Salama Mohamed Announces Her Engagement: Everything To Know About Her Radiant New Chapter
Photo:@salamamohameD, Instagram We all know and love Salama Mohamed, the mum of two, all-around powerhouse, and radiant skincare mogul. She's one of the most authentic voices to come out of the region in years. But this week, the woman who's taught us all how to glow from the inside out just shared a major life update: she's engaged. Yes, you read that right, engaged. And the internet? Well, we're here for it. A Love Story (This Time, for Her) With Salama being in the spotlight, her love life has, in many ways, played out in front of a very public audience. Her previous marriage to Khalid Al Ameri made her one of the region's most well-known couples, full of laughs, relatable moments, and a lot of love. So, when they announced their divorce in 2024, it came as a huge shock. No one saw it coming. Instead of shying away from it all, Salama did what Salama does best: she confronted it head-on, with grace, humour, and more honesty than we ever see online. Somewhere in between raising her boys, building her skincare brand Peacefull, and redefining what self-love looks like post-divorce, something quietly shifted. She found her peace, and now, she's found love again. A Proposal That Matches Her Energy Photo: @salamamohamed, Instagram Stories Salama revealed the news with effortless elegance, no words, no explanation, just a single Instagram story: her hand in his with the ring dazzling. A flawless hard launch. No elaborate post, just quiet confidence and undeniably chic. Since she uploaded the story late on Tuesday, the internet has been buzzing, and honestly, we couldn't be happier for her. It was the best sort of surprise: elegant and unexpected. Who is the new mystery man? So far, the Emirati entrepreneur is keeping that under wraps, having just shared the simple photo of the ring, as she held hands with her future husband, presumably. As for the wedding, we are so excited to see this unfold. Whether she goes for something intimate or shares the journey with us, there's one thing for certain: she's writing this chapter entirely on her terms.
Grazia USA
11 hours ago
- Health
- Grazia USA
Why Cycle Syncing Is the Wellness Shift Women Can't Stop Talking About — & How Rael is Leading the Charge
Photo courtesy of Rael For decades, women have been taught to simply 'deal with' their monthly cycles — often reduced to painkillers, tampons, and little else. But in 2025, a growing wave of women are flipping the script, syncing their routines — fitness, food, skincare, and even work schedules — with the natural hormonal shifts of their menstrual cycle. The term? Cycle syncing . And it's more than a buzzword — it's a biological blueprint for better living. At the forefront of this hormone-informed wellness movement is Rael , a women-founded brand turning insights into action with clean, effective products built for each phase of the menstrual cycle. Whether it's soothing heat patches during menstruation or glow-boosting skincare during ovulation, Rael's full-spectrum approach is helping women finally feel in sync with their bodies — and not at war with them. What Is Cycle Syncing? Cycle syncing refers to the practice of tailoring lifestyle habits to align with the four phases of the menstrual cycle: menstrual, follicular, ovulatory, and luteal. Hormonal fluctuations across these phases can influence everything from skin condition and energy levels to appetite and stress response. Modern wellness tools like the Oura Ring , Bellabeat , and Incora Health are making it easier than ever to track your body's rhythms — but what comes after the data? That's where Rael comes in. Yanghee Paik, CEO and Co-Founder of Rael; Photo courtesy of Rael 'So many brands focus only on the week of bleeding, but hormonal changes impact us all month long — physically, mentally, and emotionally,' says Rael Co-Founder and CEO Yanghee Paik in an exclusive interview with GRAZIA USA . 'We saw an opportunity to create products that support those shifts in a more thoughtful, intuitive way.' The Science of Skin and Hormones Hormonal fluctuations during the cycle can wreak havoc on the skin — causing dryness during menstruation, radiance during ovulation, and breakouts during the luteal phase. Rael's Cycle Synced Mask Set ($13.99) was designed to meet those needs head-on, with targeted formulas for each week of your cycle. Thanks to Paik's Korean-American background, the brand's skincare line incorporates cutting-edge K-beauty innovation. And powered by Rael's Korean R&D team, they are bringing trending ingredients like azelaic acid-coated Shorticules and spicule delivery systems to U.S. consumers. Take the Microcrystal Activated PM Serum, which was newly launched this week, on July 14. Photo courtesy of Rael 'Spicules have been viral in Korea for delivering 'microneedling in a bottle' results without irritation,' explains Paik. 'We formulated ours with proprietary first-to-US-market Shorticules… and buffered it with barrier-loving ingredients like Cica PDRN, Copper Peptides, and Allantoin.' The result? A revolutionary serum that gently refines texture, calms hormonal breakouts, and respects the sensitivity of cycle-impacted skin. A Phase-by-Phase Approach to Care Here's how Rael breaks down its holistic cycle-care routine: Menstrual Phase (Week 1): Hydrate + Soothe Follicular & Ovulatory Phases (Weeks 2–3): Brighten + Boost Luteal Phase (Week 4): Calm + Clarify More Than Just Period Products While many legacy brands stay siloed in period care, Rael's innovation spans skincare, supplements, and body care — shaped by ongoing dialogue with their community. 'We're constantly listening — to what people are struggling with, what's missing from their routines, and how their needs shift throughout the month,' says Paik. 'Every product is created with a specific phase of the cycle in mind.' Photo courtesy of Rael That intentionality extends beyond product formulas to how Rael reaches its customers. In fact, the brand took an unconventional route early on by launching as an Amazon-first company — an approach that defied traditional wellness marketing playbooks but paid off in a major way. 'When we chose to launch on Amazon, it was considered unconventional for a wellness brand,' says Paik. 'But we knew our customer — she was busy, she was smart, and she wanted access to better products without jumping through hoops.' The result? Rael became the #1 organic pad on Amazon within six months , and has since held the top overall spot in the platform's pad category — proving the power of listening to your audience and meeting them where they are. This intentional product development reflects not only the lived experience of its users but also that of its founder. 'I hope Rael can show the next generation of founders (especially AAPI women) that your lived experience is a strength,' Paik adds. 'It can shape how you build, how you lead, and how you connect with consumers in a meaningful way.' A New Era of Empowered Wellness The rise of cycle syncing speaks to a broader cultural shift: one that honors women's health, rhythm, and autonomy. 'For so long, the menstrual cycle was something women were taught to manage quietly, almost shamefully,' says Paik. 'Now, there's this powerful movement to own it, to align with it, to celebrate it… That's what holistic cycle care really means.' As tech-enabled tools empower more women to track their cycle, Rael is stepping up with solutions that turn awareness into action — proving that when it comes to wellness, syncing beats silencing. GRAZIA' s Favorites Rael Products Best-Selling Product: Most Innovative Skincare: Editor's Pick:
