Preppy is back — the modern college look you’ll actually want to wear this Autumn/Winter The classic collegiate aesthetic — collars, pleated skirts and blazers with crests — has returned to the catwalks for Autumn/Winter 2026/27, but this season it’s been completely reimagined. Far from rigid uniforms, designers have loosened the codes, blending preppy staples …
Arisa’s viral topless photo: why her birthday image sparked a vital conversation about body sovereignty On 20 August Arisa marked her 44th birthday in Puglia with friends, music and a moment of calm — and then posted a photograph from a jetty that quickly made headlines: topless, with two flower emojis covering her chest. The …
Arisa’s topless birthday photo: why her gesture matters beyond the image On 20 August, Italian singer Arisa celebrated her 44th birthday in Puglia and shared a photo from a jetty that quickly went viral: topless, her chest subtly covered with two flower emojis, the sea behind her and a calm expression on her face. At …
Leopard print bags are back: how to wear the wildest It‑bag of Autumn/Winter 2026/27 This season the cat is out of the bag — literally. Leopard and spotted prints have prowled back onto the catwalks for Autumn/Winter 2026/27, but the story isn’t about loud head‑to‑toe animalier. Designers have put the motif where it works best: …
The cropped blazer is the key piece to update your wardrobe this autumn. After seasons of oversized, menswear silhouettes, Autumn/Winter 2026–27 tightens the proportions and shifts the focus back to the waist. Far from a runway-only trend, the short tailored jacket is surprisingly versatile — it refreshes jeans, modernises office looks and pairs beautifully with …
Rossella Diaco, a familiar and comforting voice on Italy’s roads, has passed away at 65. For decades she guided millions of travellers with practical updates, calm reassurance and a warmth that made radio feel like a trusted companion. Her daughter Federica announced the news on social media with a heartfelt message, recalling the courage with …
Games are no longer just a pastime: a new wave of game designers — many of them women — are deliberately crafting both video games and tabletop experiences that challenge stereotypes, explore injustice, and invite players to think differently. These creators are turning playful mechanics into tools for empathy and education, proving that the rules …
White shoes are back — and not just for summer. For Autumn/Winter 2026–27, designers and style stars are proving that a white shoe can be the single accessory that transforms an outfit, brightens heavy textures and gives an instant, modern lift to darker seasonal wardrobes. From delicate strappy sandals to bold block‑soled boots, the “white …
January 1958. New York is under a heavy snow, and a passerby on 82nd Street looks up to see typed pages drifting from a red‑brick apartment window. The woman who rushes out into the cold to gather them, trembling and embarrassed, is Nelle Harper Lee. Two years later the world will know her as Harper …
Why mosquitoes bite some people more than others — and what you can do about it It’s a familiar summer scene: friends gathered on a terrace, laughter, drinks — and you’re the only one who looks like you’ve been peppered with bites. If you’ve ever wondered why mosquitoes seem to favour some people over others, …
