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, so are high-shine variations on the trend like glass nails.If the super-shiny aesthetic seems familiar, that’s because it probably is: Not only is it all over TikTok, but the is a new-and-improved take on previous years' biggest celebrity-approved nail trends. This time, however, serves as the blueprint; not .“Glass nails, which are the latest must-try trend in nail art, are the 2024 edition of ” , DIY Nail Expert for , tells Glamour.

” heard round the internet, sparking endless discussions, misogynistic insults, and tons and tons of memes.But for Rachael Wilde, the entire viral moment is exactly what she imagined when she launched her company, tbh Skincare, more than four years ago.“Having fun and being playful is at the core of our ethos as a business,” Wilde tells me via email from her home in Sydney, Australia.Wilde—who is, yes, Gen Z at age 27—co-founded the upstart acne care brand at just 23 and is now reckoning with a very modern challenge as a business owner: What happens when a silly video you make with your team on your social channels blows up and brings international attention to your brand?Well, it’s a bit nuts, but Wilde and her team (which, she says, is 90 percent women) are rising to the challenge. First up, they launched a “” bundle on their website to capitalize on the “huge increase” in web traffic and are now figuring out how to engage further with their new fans, especially in the US.

If I'm ever in the mood to update my wardrobe, I can always rely on Nobody's Child.The British brand, known for its sustainable fashion approach and timeless designs, is consistently on-trend but also relatively affordable, so you can keep up with the latest fits without being out of pocket — a win-win. Naturally, then, I was intrigued by its new tailored collection, which includes blazers, waistcoats, high-waisted trousers, and more.The line offers a blend of elegance and comfort that will easily take me through the summer months, whether heading to a bottomless brunch or a slightly classier work event.

are blowing up on one side of the beauty spectrum, on the other, Nirvana waves are embracing messy, casual, individual texture. Coined by , UK ambassador at , the trend references the cool-girl waves that we've spotted overtaking more uniform beachy waves this summer.According to Cusick, Nirvana waves are all about “undone textures that mimic the look but for hair.” It's supposed to look like it came about naturally—like a slept-on texture with a mix of tight and loose waves, curls and coils.

Glen Powell bares his arms in a black tank top and matching Alo pants on Thursday (July 11) after leaving a workout in Los Angeles.

.During her second Eras Tour concert in Milan on July 14, Taylor Swift attempted to combine her Reputation track “Getaway Car” with 1989's “Out of the Woods” during the nightly surprise song segment.However, Swift appeared to notice an issue with her flower-painted piano shortly after starting off the mashup. A production technician quickly joined her to help, but struggled to get the piano to close after opening the top.“You know what, we finally broke it,” she told him, adding, “We finally broke this thing.”This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Swift was eventually able to shut the top of the piano on her own and complete her popular mashup, but fans are starting to speculate that the impromptu moment was not so impromptu.

.A group of women colleagues at a skin-care startup in Australia made a TikTok trend video that’s going viral—because no one can act normal about women having fun online.As is the case for most TikTok trends, this is going to be a little hard to describe in an article. But here goes.The trend was born via a somewhat of a couple of women out on the town.

covers nearly every single designer brand you know and love, so savvy shoppers with a taste for the finer things in life can save a buck or two.In case you’re not already in the know, the annual Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is one of the retailer’s biggest, best events of the year, even giving Black Friday a run for its money. It runs from July 9 to August 4, with access to the general public opening up today, Monday, July 15.

TikTok users have been jumping on the ‘Gen Z Boss And A Mini’ trend in recent weeks.The sound, which has been popular on the social media platform, sees people repeating a number of chanted phrases in unison.The trend has its origins in a video posted by user @maisieisobel_ last month, in which a group of friends describe their outfits on what appears to be a night out.“Boots and a slick back bun / cowboy boots and a blowie / sambas and a little red bag,” they declare in the catchy video.Boots and a slick back bun @Ellie Lord @Amelia Gregorian bootsandaslickbackbun girlhood cowboybootsandablowie sambasandalittleredbag ♬ Boots and a slick back bun – maisieisobel_ This in turn inspired beauty company TBH Skincare to do their own take on the clip describing themselves.These include: “Gen Z boss and a mini / Itty bitty titties and a bob / 5’3 and an attitude / Secret product and a trench / New Frank Green and a sneaky link / Fake tan hands and a hoop.”I’m telling my kids this was Little Mix #bootsandaslickbackbun #workhumour #officelife #tbhskincare @maisieisobel_ ♬ original sound – tbh skincare The trend has now spread across TikTok, with many users and corporate accounts doing their own versions of the hook, while celebrities including Amy Poehler, Rashida Jones and Rachel Dratch have done their own take too – which has received millions of likes.summer in the city ♬ original sound – Amy Poehler However, the trend has caused some backlash as well, some calling it “cringe” and suggesting it epitomises so-called forced fun corporate activities.

her ‘fit’s . Now, Swifties think the same can be said for Swift's Eras Tour looks.Throughout the tour, Swift rotates through a series of custom looks for each of her albums.

No one expects the Great British summertime to feel like a tropical holiday, but it's fair to say the weather has so far been a bit rubbish this year.

A new guide has been launched to help businesses across Ayrshire and Arran make the most of a growing demand for Scotland’s culinary experiences.

, a perfect summer nail trend that makes creepy crawlies adorable again. The Khy founder posted pics of her new nails to her Instagram Stories on July 2, and everyone should get their Pinterest boards ready.In the photos, Kylie Jenner shows off her French manicure with lime green tips, and a tiny bug illustration on each finger. She's got a green beetle, butterflies, a lady bug, a snail, and earthworms all represented.“The worm is my favorite,” she captioned one photo.

. But now it seems our are keen to get in on the act, too, with BB cream nails gaining steam on TikTok and Instagram.At the forefront of this micro trend is Canadian nail brand Gelcare.

play out slowly over decades, but thanks to social media’s fast pace, they now pinball back and forth at speed. The feather cut, however, has the sort of longevity and versatility that can withstand the current.Overall, there are two major trends we see yo-yo each season: and .

Breakfast TV fans were left feeling queasy after witnessing a revolting challenge involving a raw egg. Over in Australia, the much-loved Today Show host Alex Cullen, who's a familiar face on the programme, decided to take on a bizarre and stomach-churning task.The show had invited TikTok sensation Tommy Armour for a chat, famed for his outlandish videos where he munches on raw eggs, shell and all. Alex, at the ripe age of 43, was keen to try out this wacky trend himself but it didn't go as planned.

It was supposed to be platinum blonde, but it went wrong. So, SO wrong!

and are names we all remember fondly from growing up with their movies, many of us identifying with one specific twin based on their feminine or tomboy sense of style. Although they both retired from acting and went on to lead very private lives, they are still very present in our minds thanks to their brand, .The Row— favorite brand and the —was founded when the Olsen twins were 18 years old.

Since the painless, elegant 'permanent jewellery' trend landed on TikTok recently, shoppers have been eager to get bracelets welded onto their wrists. H Samuel has made this easier by launching a new 'Perfect Weld' service, which is available in select stores. A piece of permanent jewellery is welded together or linked right onto your body, with no clasp for closing.The seamless accessory stays on all the time, but if you want yours removed, H Samuel says this can be done by simply cutting it off.

When it comes to handbags, the right one can be the perfect addition to your outfit, taking it from simple to chic in a matter of seconds. Although the temptation can be to splurge on something designer after all, a handbag is something you'll use all the time you don't need to break the bank to get a luxury look.

You don't need to be an avid Wimbledon fan to enjoy the 'Tenniscore' trend this season. From crisp white shirt dresses, pleated mini skirts and cute polo-style knits there's a whole host of sporty-inspired pieces on the high street for you to enjoy.