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It's often been said that khaki is a good alternative to black. Versatile, flattering and understated, it's wearable yet less severe than darker tones.
The Duchess of Sussex was evidently taken by its appeal on day one of her royal tour to Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga. She chose a dark green dress by US designer Brandon Maxwell to an afternoon reception held at Admiralty House in Sydney, hosted by the Governor General and his wife.
Street style is the synonym for cool. Its influence and appeal can be traced back to dedicated photographers who spent their days scouring city streets for glamorous outfits, unexpected clothing combinations, and that sense of effortless grace. For generations, New York City was the primary source of these images, in which elegantly dressed women jetted across avenues, underground zeitgeist makers showcased their creativity, and personal style was on display. Here, photographers captured what proved to be a highly individual, eye-catching, and captivating interpretation of fashion, and it was soon dubbed "
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David Beckham and Kevin Hart join forces again for another funny H&M fashion campaign. The pair continues the storyline from their first ad together, where Hart shadowed the soccer star so he could play him in a biopic called I, Beckham. This season, they've turned the movie into a musical—and they're taking it to Vegas. A teaser for the campaign that H&M released today shows the two Vegas-bound—driving a tour bus, singing some road tunes and getting into some technical difficulties.
Microcurrent facials promise to do a lot for you: help with anti-aging, brightening, filing your taxes (okay fine, we made up that last one). And while they may sound gimmicky, there’s serious science behind microcurrent technology. Initially approved by the FDA as a treatment for Bell’s Palsy, they’ve since become a staple in celebrity facialists’ offices for their skincare benefits. And the futuristic NuFACE device that’s taken over your Instagram feed?
They’re part of daily life for many people, but what exactly are food cravings and why do we get them? Defined as being both intense and specific, put simply, cravings are strong urges for particular foods – regardless of hunger – and can be difficult to resist.
Nutritional therapist Hannah Braye explains that: “A commonly-held view is that food cravings are expressions of bodily wisdom, whereby we crave foods containing certain nutrients in which we are lacking.