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Thursday, 13 February 2025

Michael Kors wraps New York Fashion Week with star-studded lineup

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A group photo of celebrities Kerry Washington, Nicole Scherzinger, Lea Michele, and Suki Waterhouse, at Michael Kors fall 2025 fashion show.
Nicole Scherzinger, Suki Waterhouse, Kerry Washington and Lea Michele graced the front row at Michael Kors' fall fashion show.

In a remarkable feat of fashion fearlessness, Lisa Rinna wore flats to Michael Kors.

“Brave!” joked the actor and entrepreneur.

Clad in Kors’ oversized blazer and pleated trousers, Rinna was feeling her ‘fit. “I love this menswear, androgynous vibe,” the “Mommy Meanest” star told Alexa. “And I think this look is better with flat shoes.”

Rinna attended the show in Chelsea’s Terminal Warehouse (the former location of Tunnel nightclub) with her daughter, 26-year-old television personality Delilah Belle, while her 23-year-old, Amelia Gray, strutted her stuff on the runway.

Lisa Rinna, right, poses with her daughter, Delilah Belle. Courtesy of Michael Kors
Lisa Rinna, right, poses with her daughter, Delilah Belle. Courtesy of Michael Kors

Dozens of celebrities applauded the gorgeous fall presentation, including Nicole Scherzinger, Kerry Washington, Rachel Zegler, Uma Thurman, Rachel Brosnahan, Ella Hunt, Suni Lee, Jane Krakowski, Cristin Milioti, Julianna Margulies and Courtney Eaton.

Lea Michele, Rose Byrne, Rachel Brosnahan, Kerry Washington and Suki Waterhouse chatted at the show. Courtesy of Michael Kors
Lea Michele, Rose Byrne, Rachel Brosnahan, Kerry Washington and Suki Waterhouse chatted at the show. Courtesy of Michael Kors
Designer Michael Kors welcomes “West Side Story” star Rachel Zegler. Courtesy of Michael Kors
Designer Michael Kors welcomes “West Side Story” star Rachel Zegler. Courtesy of Michael Kors
Model Leni Klum rocked a Michael Kors Collection bustier and circle skirt. Courtesy of Michael Kors
Model Leni Klum rocked a Michael Kors Collection bustier and circle skirt. Courtesy of Michael Kors

“This show was inspired by the laid-back elegance that imbues the spirit of our homes and our new Michael Kors Collection store on Madison Avenue,” said Kors in a statement. “Timeless, warm, modern, architectural yet sensual, I wanted the collection to exemplify cozy modernism and hands in the pockets chic.”

An all-sizes and ages cast paraded richly layered styles, like a relaxed black pantsuit worn over a vest unbuttoned to reveal a bra. Skirts hit below the knee and came in carwash, fan-pleated and crossover styles; pants were slouchy and coats ranged from fluffy faux fur to a sequined camel trench. Accents included all manner of boots and travel-inspired bags like satchels and oversized clutches.

Kors sent out softly tailored menswear and pleated skirts paired with boots. Courtesy of Michael Kors
Kors sent out softly tailored menswear and pleated skirts paired with boots. Courtesy of Michael Kors
Polished looks included a asymmetrical suiting and a shimmery trench coat. Courtesy of Michael Kors
Polished looks included a asymmetrical suiting and a shimmery trench coat. Courtesy of Michael Kors

“Funny Girl” and “Glee” alum Lea Michele wore a black-and-white twill wool jacquard carved jacket and matching dance skirt that could have come straight off the catwalk. “I just had a baby five months ago, and Michael has dressed me in all of the seasons of my life: Before pregnancy, during pregnancy, and so I just feel so beautiful in this right now. I want everything that Michael makes, if I could be so lucky.”

Singer-songwriter, actor and model Suki Waterhouse, meanwhile, stepped out in a romper. “This is a kind of mini bodysuit which is really well fitted and feels so great and easy to wear,” the “Daisy Jones & The Six” star told Alexa. “This is everything that Michael embodies: glamorous yet I feel very comfortable in my skin.”

Amelia Gray Hamlin stalked the runway in a plum ensemble. Courtesy of Michael Kors
Amelia Gray Hamlin stalked the runway in a plum ensemble. Courtesy of Michael Kors
Ivy Getty turned her trench coat into a dress. Courtesy of Michael Kors
Ivy Getty turned her trench coat into a dress. Courtesy of Michael Kors

The new mom said that she’s been spending a lot more time in New York, so is constantly shopping for coats and jackets. “Most of the time I’m in L.A, and I’m just enjoying being here so much and having seasons,” added the London native, who has Kors in her coat closet. “They’re such a classic staple.”

Sometimes a coat can be everything. Model, fashion collector, philanthropist, singer and heiress to the Getty oil fortune Ivy Getty rocked a short one solo. “This trench is being worn as a dress,” she said. “My grandma used to love to get me a trench coat. I think it’s a chic statement piece.”

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Wednesday, 12 February 2025

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Tuesday, 11 February 2025

Bath & Body Works and Disney Collaborate to Launch Disney Princess Fragrance Collection

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 The Enchanting Collection Brings Fans a New Way to Celebrate the Disney Princess Characters Through the Power of Fragrance 

COLUMBUS, OhioFeb. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- With a spritz of charming scents and a sprinkle of Disney magic, Bath & Body Works' latest collaboration celebrates Disney Princess characters through enchanting fragrances. Today, the global leader in home fragrance and personal care announced it is collaborating with Disney to develop a dazzling collection of new products inspired by Disney Princess characters.

Bath & Body Works will launch the Disney Princess -inspired collection in stores and online on Sunday, February 16, 2025. The collection features six brand new fragrances inspired by some of the most beloved Disney Princess characters: Ariel, Belle, Cinderella, Jasmine, Moana and Tiana. The 85-product assortment is Bath & Body Works most extensive collaboration collection yet and consists of an array of products including fine fragrance mist, body wash and cream, lip gloss, candles, hand soap and sanitizer and decorative accessories that highlight icons from each character's story, with prices ranging from $1.95 to $99.95

"This is a special moment for Bath & Body Works customers and Disney fans alike as we look to deepen the fandom for these fairytales in our most enchanting collaboration yet," says Maurice Cooper, chief customer officer at Bath & Body Works. "Scent has the power to transform our thoughts, feelings and emotions and we're inviting customers to experience these beloved Disney characters like never before through the power of fragrance. As we continue the momentum of successful brand partnerships, we're committed to creating even more meaningful ways to reach and engage consumers and position Bath & Body Works at the center of culture and innovation." 

"The Disney Princess Collection by Bath & Body Works stands apart through the distinctive qualities of each Princess, with Bath & Body Works uniquely crafting fragrances that embody their individual stories and empower fans to embrace their own inner princess," says Liz Shortreed, Senior Vice President of North America & Global Softlines at Disney. "This collaboration exemplifies how Disney weaves its princess magic into beloved national brands, delivering fresh products that delight both existing and new customers while maintaining consumer relevance."

Each fragrance was carefully crafted with a Disney Princess character in mind and designed to embody what each character represents and their unique personality traits. Through this collaboration, fans can explore each character's story and embrace what most resonates with them. 

ABOUT THE FRAGRANCES
The Cinderella collection features notes of gardenia petals, enchanting musk and sapphire blue amber, representing Cinderella's tendencies to never give up and treat everyone with respect. 

The Tiana collection is inspired by her drive and focus to make a dream real, the fragrance includes notes of delicate water lily, gilded amber and shimmering bayou woods. 

The Belle collection encourages fans to dare to be different, confident and comfortable being themselves including notes of rose petals, sparkling buttercup and whipped vanilla in the fragrance. 

The Ariel collection incorporates notes of sea salt breeze, golden citrus and coral waters that embodies Ariel's courage to explore new worlds and be resilient.

The Moana collection represents Moana's bold and strong-willed spirit to save her people and home, features notes of lush green palms, plumeria breeze and coconut water. 

The Jasmine collection embodies how she defines her own path and stands up for what's right including notes of sparkling jasmine flower jeweled currants and soft woods. 

Bath & Body Works is giving members of its rewards program a regal experience and granting early access to shop the collection online at bathandbodyworks.com and in the Bath & Body Works app on February 11 and 12.



For more information about the Disney Princess Collection by Bath & Body Works visitABOUT THE FRAGRANCES

The Cinderella collection features notes of gardenia petals, enchanting musk and sapphire blue amber, representing Cinderella's tendencies to never give up and treat everyone with respect. 

The Tiana collection is inspired by her drive and focus to make a dream real, the fragrance includes notes of delicate water lily, gilded amber and shimmering bayou woods. 

The Belle collection encourages fans to dare to be different, confident and comfortable being themselves including notes of rose petals, sparkling buttercup and whipped vanilla in the fragrance. 

The Ariel collection incorporates notes of sea salt breeze, golden citrus and coral waters that embodies Ariel's courage to explore new worlds and be resilient.

The Moana collection represents Moana's bold and strong-willed spirit to save her people and home, features notes of lush green palms, plumeria breeze and coconut water. 

The Jasmine collection embodies how she defines her own path and stands up for what's right including notes of sparkling jasmine flower jeweled currants and soft woods. 

Bath & Body Works is giving members of its rewards program a regal experience and granting early access to shop the collection online at bathandbodyworks.com and in the Bath & Body Works app on February 11 and 12.

For more information about the Disney Princess Collection by Bath & Body Works visit https://www.bathandbodyworks.com/t/collaborations.

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Monday, 10 February 2025

Selena Gomez Receives Virtuoso Award in Innocent White Santoni Slingback Shoes at Santa Barbara Film Festival

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 Emilia Perez’ star Selena Gomez stood largely alone on Sunday night at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. As the Netflix project which also stars Karla Sofia Gascon and Zoe Saldana is the subject of controversy, Gomez picked up a Virtuoso Award from the event without Gascon who was supposed to accompany her. “Some of the magic has disappeared, but I choose to continue to be proud of what I’ve done,” she said on stage at the event, referring to the scandal.


SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA - FEBRUARY 09: Selena Gomez attends the 40th Annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival: Virtuosos Award at The Arlington Theatre on February 09, 2025 in Santa Barbara, California.  (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Selena Gomez attends the 40th Annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival: Virtuosos Award at The Arlington Theatre on February 09, 2025 in Santa Barbara, California.Getty Images

Gomez chose an innocent all-white look for the honor. She wore a sleeveless Magda Butrym minidress featuring 30D floral detail. She also wore silver Messika rings.

For shoes, stylist Erin Walsh kept up with a silhouette that Gomez has been wearing a lot recently: a slingback pump. The star has been wearing them at least since she was promoting “Emilia Perez” at the Cannes International Film Festival. Her most recent pair were Santoni’s Audrey silhouette in white patent leather.

The Audrey is a Santoni slingback featuring a pointed toe and rounded vamp. Most notably, its slingback features a cutout on one side. As a result, the shoe has two side buckles, side by side making for a unique design. The insole features the Santoni branding and is lined in Santoni orange. While the Audrey comes in a variety of heights, Gomez chose the tallest stiletto coming in at almost five inches.

The sole is also the signature Santoni orange. Santoni, which is one of the oldest luxury footwear labels still in existence, is one of a handful of brands with signature sole colors. This includes Christian Louboutin with red, Rene Caovilla with a glittery “stardust,” as well as Betsey Johnson and Manc which both favor shades of blue.

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Saturday, 8 February 2025

Dermatologists' top tips for relieving dry skin

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Simple changes can soothe dry skin

How to use baths and showers to relieve dry skin infographic

Baths and showers can worsen dry skin. You can prevent baths and showers from worsening dry skin by following these dermatologists' tips. Click the image above to download a PDF.

Following the same skin care routine year-round may not work so well when the humidity drops. Without a change in your skin care, dry air can make fine lines and wrinkles more noticeable. Dry, itchy skin can flake, crack, and even bleed.

To help heal dry skin and prevent its return, dermatologists recommend the following.

  1. Use 5- to 10-minute baths and showers to hydrate your dry skin. When the humidity drops or your skin feels dry, be sure to:

    • Close the bathroom door.
    • Use warm rather than hot water.
    • Limit your time in the shower or bath to 5 or 10 minutes.
    • Wash with a gentle, fragrance-free cleanser.
    • Apply enough cleanser to remove dirt and oil but avoid using so much that you see a thick lather.
    • Blot your skin gently dry with a towel.
    • Slather on the moisturizer immediately after drying your skin.


  2. Apply moisturizer immediately after washing. Ointments, creams, and lotions (moisturizers) work by trapping existing moisture in your skin. To trap this much-needed moisture, you need to apply a moisturizer within few minutes of:

    • Drying off after a shower or bath
    • Washing your face or hands

  3. Use an ointment or cream rather than a lotion. Ointments and creams are more effective and less irritating than lotions. Look for a cream or ointment that contains one or more of the following ingredients:

    • Jojoba oil
    • Dimethicone
    • Glycerin
    • Hyaluronic acid
    • Lactic acid
    • Lanolin
    • Mineral oil
    • Petrolatum
    • Shea butter.

  4. Wear lip balm or apply petroleum jelly to your lips. When choosing a lip balm, pick one that feels good on your lips. If your lips sting or tingle after you apply the lip balm, switch to one that does not cause this reaction.

  5. Use only gentle, fragrance-free skin care products. Some skin care products, such as deodorant soaps, are too harsh for dry, sensitive skin. Dermatologists recommend using products labeled "fragrance-free."

    If you see the word "unscented," the product can contain chemicals that neutralize or hide the odors of other ingredients. These chemicals can irritate dry, sensitive skin.

  6. Wear gloves. Our hands are often the first place we notice dry skin. You can reduce dry, raw skin by putting on gloves before you:

    • Go outdoors in winter.
    • Perform tasks that require you to get your hands wet.
    • Get chemicals, greases, and other substances on your hands.

  7. Choose non-irritating clothes and laundry detergent. When our skin is dry and raw even clothes and laundry detergent can be irritating. To avoid this:

    • Wear cotton or silk under your clothing made of wool or another material that feels rough.
    • Use laundry detergent labeled “hypoallergenic.”

  8. Stay warm without cozying up to a fireplace or other heat source. Sitting in front of an open flame or other heat source can dry your skin.

  9. Add moisture to the air. Plug in a humidifier. If you can, check your home heating system to find out if you have a humidifier on the system — and whether it’s working.

When to see a board-certified dermatologist

Your skin should start to feel better quickly. If these changes do not bring relief, you may want to see a dermatologist. Very dry skin can require a prescription ointment or cream. Dry skin also can be a sign of a skin condition that needs treatment. A dermatologist can examine your skin and explain what can help reduce your discomfort.

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