trends: Last News

If you’re tuning in for E!’s red carpet special before the 2025 Golden Globes, there’s one familiar face who won’t be there.

often reminds us that, like everyone else, she has a soft spot for a good pair of . It's hard to resist the garment, not only because of the streamlined silhouette that they achieve—especially when you're Nicole Kidman's height—but also because of their inherently chic nature, making them perfect for pairing with heeled booties or , as she did for a well-structured casual outfit.Bring on the black eyeliner and teasing comb.Nicole Kidman hasn't missed a single .

sets her sights on a difficult trend, like white , anything can happen.For example, they can become an elegant and sophisticated option as if by magic, fitting right in with the carefree je ne sais quoi apparent in all of Holmes' looks. Whether it's that few would dare to wear or that so many resist, her thing making the most difficult trends feel wearable and desirable to all of us.She gave her effortless aesthetic a festive twist.On January 4, Katie Holmes went for a shoe that, a priori, we would not consider a basic.

A dietitian has revealed five things to improve your gut health in 2025. Suffering from stomach issues can really bring you down and have you tearing your hair out if you feel you've exhausted all avenues on how to appease them.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Streaming is up; TV is down. Those contrasting trends were behind the two biggest corporate deals in the media and entertainment space unveiled in 2024: Skydance Media’s coming takeover of Paramount Global and Comcast’s planned spinoff of most of its cable networks. Warner Bros.

With brand new year babies arriving by the minute, parents-to-be are opting for name choices that manifest positive vibes. 2025 baby name choices will also be rooted in culture and nature, too, with mums and dads looking to embrace hope, heritage and harmony with their naming choices. 2025 will be the year of imaginative, meaningful, and trend-setting baby names, predicts leading pregnancy and parenting website BabyCentre.

It's that time of year again when many of us are embarking on our New Year's resolutions or participating in the annual Dry January tradition. But just because you're ditching the booze, it doesn't mean you have to miss out on the taste of your favourite tipple. Whether you're staying sober this January for health reasons or simply because you're the designated driver, there's no reason why you can't enjoy a pint with everyone else - and still stay within the limit.This month, we've discovered some fantastic non-alcoholic alternatives that will give you the taste of your usual G&T or beloved pint without breaking your no-drinking rule.

have a reputation for encouraging their followers to shop. But some are entering the new year preaching the opposite: No Buy 2025.This trend on social media is mostly populated by women content creators and feels like a cousin to the “” content that took off last year. While those videos emphasized creators’ humble collections of clothes, bath products, and makeup, no-buy months or years enact a conscious pause on non-essential shopping.And adherents swear it works.

Christina Aguilera has had enough of the comments on her appearance — and she’s clapping back in a BIG way!

as much as the next person, but glossy, syrupy lips are finally facing some decent competition as lips or “movie lips” make a stunning case for soft, semi-matte textures. In fact, the trend looks set to go stratospheric in 2025.Makeup artist (who has heavily influenced viral aesthetics like the look) tells Glamour kissable lips will be the one to watch, with semi-matte now in contention for the win in 2025, given the romantic (and forgiving) finish they can create.“I think we’ll be seeing less emphasis on defined lip liner and more of that ‘bitten lip’ look inspired by and beauty trends,” she said.

Everyone needs a reliable winter jacket to stay warm and dry during the cold weather.To help cosy-up your wardrobe for less, Debenhams has started its massive sale, offering significant discounts on various stylish yet practical coats and jackets.The Regatta Andel III Waterproof Quilted Jacket, normally £100, is now available for £30, offering a great saving of £70. It comes in a variety of colours, including beige, dark pink, navy, and dark green, and is available in sizes 8-20.

The craze for cosmetic procedures abroad continues to grow as many Brits flock to Turkey not only for hair transplants and teeth-whitening treatments but also for hair extensions, a beauty procedure that's gaining increasing traction.

from every retailer, and rediscovered the magic of . But what if we had a crystal ball and could predict the most viral products of 2025, and scoop them up before they sell out everywhere? (Or, just look super on-trend to our friends.)Well, we can’t exactly predict the future, but we have the next best thing: the influencers who predict, curate, and create trends in beauty, wellness, fashion, skin care, home, and tech for a living.We polled more than a dozen of our favorite creators and asked them one question: Which product would you pick as the one most likely to blow up in 2025? Read their answers below, and start 2025 ahead of the curve.Shop at Jordana TiciaGolloria George is one of the top beauty influencers on , so when she recommends a brand, we listen. And she’s obsessed with Jordana Ticia.“Jordana’s bronzer is a duo formula, so you get the cream and you also get the powder,” she says.

we're told to emulate, to the point where maybe nothing feels personal anymore. I've been in fashion for 10 years, and I still get lost in the myriad of and that seem to be coming and going quicker than ever.What I've found helpful in grounding myself are a few simple tips that I learned while working as a personal stylist in New York City at a styling firm called Visual Therapy that worked with Manhattan's most powerful women.

Everyone knows that, like most things, baby names come in and out of fashion.

Wondering where to go on holiday this year? You're in luck, as our travel editor has rounded up some of the best predicted travel trends for 2025 from the most popular holiday companies, including Expedia, British Airways Holidays, Hotels.com, Vrbo and Hilton, to highlight where we think travellers will be going this year – plus some of our favourite places to stay – and to give you some top inspo for your next trip... READ MORE: ‘I visited Dubai on a budget this winter and this £10 experience took my breath away’ READ MORE: This UK city is a ‘destination dupe’ for New York – it has all the charm for a fraction of the cost Top travel trends for 2025 Detour destinations The big trend of 2024 was 'destination dupes', which saw holidaymakers looking for cheaper, less crowded alternatives to the most popular hotspots.

. The time when we, the Glamour editors, reveal our official list of what's IN and OUT for 2025.After an exhaustive survey, we have determined a comprehensive guide to what we will be fully embracing in the new year and which trends or vibes are so . And yes, if you're wondering, our rulings are final and this entire list is binding.Without further preamble, here's the comprehensive list for what's in and out for 2025.

This is one hell of a clapback!

Danielle Armstrong, mother of two and ex-TOWIE favourite, gets real about the pressures women face to find a rapid weight loss solution as she talks about the "skinny jab" trend she spots all too often. In an exclusive with OK!, Danielle shares her journey in health and fitness over the last eight years that has helped others boost their confidence too. She candidly opens up after welcoming her littlest, Una, back in summer 2023: "Look, I'd never judge anyone," she admits when discussing the temptation of quick fixes like the skinny jab.

” hybrid have a je ne sais quoi that cannot be explained.It's all about hybrids. After –and subsequently went viral–the formal shoe we so despised as children and has conquered the more casual and sporty sectors.Let's be more specific and refer to sneaker moccasins by the name that social media has given them: snoafers, a term that comes from the union of sneakers and loafers.

Manchester United legend Gary Neville can't believe how new signings in recent years have all struggled once they start representing the club.