You're going to be seeing the 'butterfly haircut' everywhere over the next few months

Read more: The Welsh people finding fame and fortune on TikTokDespite facing criticism from those who doubted her at the start of her new career, Hana has proved them all wrong and gone on to become one of the most popular TikTokers in the UK, with her lifestyle, fashion and makeup videos earning her over three and a half million followers on the app. As well as the invites to fashion shows and glitzy film premieres, her videos have also led her to work with high-end brands such as Moncler and Marc Jacobs, while she has also recently signed for television and modelling agencies. Having started posting on TikTok at 15, Hana could not imagine then that just a few years later she would be where she is today.

body-positive influencer delivered a powerful message to women struggling with their body image as she used a filter to show how body shapes have changed in trends since the 1800s.Cassey, who posts to TikTok as @blogilates, used a body shaping filter to make her body look different as she delivers a powerful message about how the ideal shape for women is constantly changing.From big booty Instagram models, back to when fuller figures were a sign of wealth - it seems the ideal body type changes as fast as fashion trends.READ MORE: Fashion fans shocked as SheIn may share suppliers with expensive high street brand In the video, which has gained more than 1.4million views, Cassey said: "In the 2020s, Instagram, booty models were invented and everybody followed, but just a decade before thigh gaps were super in. I mean, why would you want your guys to touch?"In the 2000s - who can forget the Victoria's Secret angel? What started as a male fantasy ended up becoming the beauty standard in the nineties - emaciated was in and they called it heroin chic."In the fifties were introduced to the hourglass figure, soft and voluptuous with the Coke bottle body was in.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorVeteran security exec Roland Cloutier is stepping down after two and half years as TikTok’s global chief security officer. According to TikTok, the change is part of a restructuring in how the app provider, owned by China’s ByteDance, manages data of U.S.-based users — amid heightened scrutiny from some U.S. lawmakers.“Part of our evolving approach has been to minimize concerns about the security of user data in the U.S., including the creation of a new department to manage U.S.

TikTok videos, with the site becoming one of the main places to pick up new subscribers.However, influencers over the age of 30 have been told to stay away from the site because they're 'too old', apparently.The savage suggestion came from the Celeb Spellcheck Instagram page, according to Daily Mail.READ MORE: Deadly and dangerous viral web crazes – from face peeling off to two-year frostbiteThe account, which boasts 238,000 followers, reportedly screenshots awkward posts from celebrities who may have made a spelling error in the caption.However, the page has now broadened its horizons to hold 'influencers to account for their lies and irresponsible behaviour'.The page administrator, who is anonymous, held a Q&A with their fans about social media.And when asked who they thought was the Australian celebrity who was most cringe, Celeb Spellcheck cast their net very wide indeed."I would say it's all the thirtysomething old-school influencers who got lucky with an Instagram following years ago but bring absolutely nothing to the table trying to make it on TikTok," they said."TikTok is a whole new ball game. You need something to offer and a pretty face doesn't cut it.

READ MORE: Hairstylist leaves woman's bob 'looking like Frankenstein's bride' after 'burning face'A quick transition of the video cuts to the aftermath – and it's fair to say Sam isn't impressed by the resultThe TikToker shows her new hair, which looks like a failed attempt of "curtain bangs" with poor layering after it's been shortened to shoulder length."Am I allowed to sue over a hair cut?" she wrote in the caption.Some said they "feel your pain" and shared their haircut fails in the comments."I've got the exact same haircut before," one said and another wrote: "I feel you, this just happened to me."Others said the new look reminds them of a Harry Potter character.One pointed out: "More like the Weasley twins hair styles. Sorry.""Fred and George Weasley," a second noted but a third commented: "A little shorter you would be Will Byers from Stranger Things."Sam said she couldn't "unsee" the references but she has found a temporary solution to it.Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterShe replied in the comments: "It’s as if he couldn’t decide whether to do the Rachel or a bowl cut so he did both."The front bits are too short so I can’t even wear a bun."I’ve worn half up half down almost every day since this happened."In Sam's recent videos, she curled her hair so it looked more natural.READ NEXT: 'Trolls tell me I look better with boob implants – but I love my new look'

Gemma Owen finally got to enjoy a first date with beau Luca on Love Island last night.The adorable pair have been coupled up for most of the series so far and are the strongest couple in the villa, with their relationship going fairly smoothly compared to some of the other Islanders.In last night's episode the happy couple were whisked off to a romantic waterside restaurant. During the romantic date they spoke about their plans for outside the villa as they hope to introduce each other to their family.The couple looked good together as they got dressed up for the date and Gemma looked stunning in a bodycon dress and a sleek bun.The elegant ensemble drew lots of attention to the glittering gold necklace that she was wearing.Gemma has worn the same gold chocker throughout the series, leaving fans wondering what they story behind it is.

Doja Cat’s feud with teenager Noah Schnapp has made her lose over 200k followers on Instagram. It all started last week when the Stranger Things star shared screenshots of the DM’s the singer sent him asking to tell his costar Joseph Quinn to hit her up.

If you’ve got a nail appointment coming up, let us serve you the only inspiration you need in the form of Hailey Bieber’s perfect “glazed donut” manicure.The model’s “perfect” nail polish combination is currently going viral on TikTok after she blessed us all by sharing the exact shades she mixes together to give a pearly white shade. Hailey recently told Refinery29 exactly what she asks for when it comes to her nails, and the look is basically a combination of neutral, pearly white and a chrome colours. Luckily, the finished effect is surprisingly simple to achieve, and most nail salons should be able to recreate the look for you.

fitness – including being told she will look 'manly'.Contrary to the belief of some, women can be muscly too and enjoy the gym too.Lads aren’t the only ones who can have rock hard abs and big biceps – this is not really a surprise.READ MORE: Woman strips naked as she calls her body her 'best friend' in sentimental postBut fitness influencer Annabelle Ronnfeldt has exposed the things she has been told just because she is passionate about keeping fit.In a viral TikTok clip, the blonde haired beauty donned a black long sleeve crop top and some high waisted gym leggings that let her toned torso poke through.She wrote: “Things I have been told as a girl in fitness.”Annabelle didn’t waste any time sharing the unwarranted remarks made about her, she shared that she was told: “Don’t lift, you’ll look manly".“Are you sure you want to eat that much?” another keyboard warrior jibed.And, a third person trolled: “I preferred the before picture.”The influencer revealed that she was called “up herself” because she simply posted a progress snap.Despite the hate she received from others, some of her TikTok fans fled to the comments to defend Annabelle.One person declared: “Haters will hate. You’ve done an amazing job and should be so proud of yourself.”Another praised: “You’re my motivation and inspiration.

Kris Jenner has grown to understand her kids having their own children despite not being married.

Bethenny Frankel denied on Tik Tok this week that she left the Real Housewives Of new York City because of the pay.The 51-year-old joined the reality show for its 2008 first season, then left in 2010, then came back in 2015 only to leave again in 2019.In her new TikTok video, she said that 'people thought that I left the Housewives because of money. If I had stayed it woulda been because of the money.' Putting paid to the rumors:Bethenny Frankel denied on Tik Tok this week that she left the Real Housewives Of new York City because of the payBethenny maintained: 'I left because I wanted to leave, I was ready to leave and I used a technicality deal point as my excuse.'The Skinnygirl mogul disclosed: 'I had just lost someone very close to me, and I went to work when the show came back.

Christa B. Allen and The Game have led some fans to believe they are more than just friends.

Not what it looks like. The Game and Christa Allen made waves when they kissed in a TikTok video — but apparently, it wasn’t a dating confirmation.

13 Going On 30's Christa B. Allen sparked dating rumors with rapper The Game after the two shared a kiss in a video uploaded to TikTok on Monday.Sharing the clip to her personal TikTok account, the 30-year-old actress could be seen cozying up to the 42-year-old rapper as he kept one arm wrapped around her.The duo then turned their heads towards one another and briefly locked lips before bidding Allen's followers farewell with a smile.

Christa B. Allen and The Game have people talking!

 actress, Christa B. Allen, sparked romance rumors with rapper The Game Monday after posting a flirty TikTok of the pair.

Shawn Mendes had a hilarious encounter with a fan on the streets of Vancouver, however fans are saying that it might not have been a coincidence after all. The singer was casually walking down the street when he ran into Canadian soccer player Easton Ongaro, who was wearing the same sweater and shoes as Shawn.The encounter was captured on TikTok and the athlete shared a photo wearing the exact same outfit, a zip-up sweater with a beat pattern and a pair of black converse sneakers, captioned “nice sweater bro.”“Dude, what is this? This is so funny, the pants and everything,” Shawn says after seeing Easton, taking a photo with him and sharing a sweet moment.Fans of the singer immediately reacted to the video and had some positive comments to the funny situation.

Minions: The Rise of Gru.”The trend sees groups of teenagers referring to themselves as “Gentleminions” wearing suits and bringing bananas, a reference to the Minion’s favorite snack, to the theater.Videos of the trend using #Gentleminions have been blowing up social media, with some videos garnering a million views apiece.The self-proclaimed “Gentleminions” wear formal suits and go to the movie screening in large groups and cheer loudly as it begins to play.

TikTok user has gone viral - after sharing how a creepy neighbour had put a camera on his fence so he can spy on them. The TikToker says the neighbour is trying to spy into their our own garden. The social media user is scared he is stalking them.

has been left mortified after her fuming neighbour chucked a note over her fence - after hearing what she had been up to. The TikTok user has gone viral after sharing the note from a local resident. The note asks her to keep her sex noises down.

Novo Cabelo Hair showed the incredible before and after shot of one of the customers at Empire Barbers Norwich, which gained more than 1,700 likes on TikTok after viewers said the man looked like a totally different person.In the first shot, the bloke is seen in the chair looking glum as the camera pans around showing how he has been balding from the front of the head to his crown. READ MORE: Hairdresser slammed for sharing 'nightmare' thinning method in viral TikTok vidBut then viewers are shown a snap of him with glue around his head where his new hairline will be before a woman's hand is seen brushing through a realistic hair piece.