Irina Shayk made her return to the red carpet at Cannes today. The model has been a mainstay at the iconic film festival for years, but has been keeping a low profile since the birth of her first child in March. Shayk welcomed a baby girl with fiance Bradley Cooper named Lea de Seine. Getty Images The Russian supermodel hit the red carpet in a yellow, body hugging dress that was equal parts sheer and shimmery, with a high slit that easily rivals the likes of Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner.

Ever since Kathleen Peterson was found at the bottom of a staircase in 2001, her mysterious death has been the subject of much media attention. In 2018, Academy Award-winning French filmmaker Jean-Xavier de Lestrade released The Staircase, a 13-episode Netflix documentary investigating the real causes of Peterson's passing. Now, HBO Max has turned the story into a scripted drama, also called The Staircase and starring Toni Colette as Kathleen Peterson. Colin Firth plays her husband, Michael Peterson, the man who was accused of her murder.

When models hit the runway at Maison Margiela’s Spring 2024 couture show in Paris last week, makeup artists around the world were left stumped. The porcelain-effect, doll-like skin covering the models’ faces looked like a mask made of glass. More videos from backstage revealed the effect wasn’t the result of heaping globs of highlighter or Vaseline, but something else entirely, dreamed and mixed up by the legendary artist Pat McGrath. So what did she use?

If you needed more evidence that the 2000s and 2010s are starting to influence what we wear today, here's some – Isabel Marant has relaunched her iconic wedge sneaker, giving new life to a shoe that dominated the trends at the beginning of the last decade. The designer – who first released the Bekett trainer almost exactly 10 years ago – has today launched the Balskee, a new take on the very famous wedge trainer, which has been adapted to have more volume and a higher heel.

A soli due chilometri dalle coste della Gallura, si trova l’isola della Maddalena, la più grande dell’arcipelago della Maddalena e facente parte dell’omonimo parco nazionale. Immersa nei profumi e nei colori della Sardegna, l’isola della Maddalena è caratterizzata da oltre 45 km di coste bagnate da un mare stupefacente che comprende tutte le sfumature del blu e del turchese. Insenature di granito e piccole calette, rendono quest’isola il luogo ideale per scoprire la bellezza selvaggia della Sardegna.