Cultural trends

Fashion icon of France Thierry Mugler dies

French designer Thierry Mugler, who reigned over fashion in the 1980s and died on Jan. 23, was as famous for his fantastical couture as for his blockbuster fashion shows. He was 73.

Mugler's daring collections came to define the decade's power dressing, with his clothes noted for their structured and sophisticated silhouettes, showcased by his extravagant shows.

Fashion Week returning to New York with in-person energy

After a long hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic, New York is opening its Spring/Summer 2022 Fashion Week with the return of in-person runway shows featuring big names like Tom Ford and Altuzarra.

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But COVID-related curbs will deprive the series of some of its usual international flavor as it rolls out this week.

Government clears nail salons to reopen

Nail salons will be allowed to operate as of Tuesday, government officials said Monday.

Nail salon businesses had originally been shut down as part of nationwide measures aimed at stemming the spread of the novel coronavirus.

However, salon workers felt they had been unfairly targeted in light of the government's decision to reopen hair salons.

Introducing see-through swimsuits – The “filthiest” celeb trend to hit the beach (RACY PHOTOS)

First came the high-cut one-pieces brought into fashion by Baywatch.

Then came plunging bikinis and impractically intricate cut-out numbers.

Now the babes of showbiz have reached a new high (or low, depending on your perspective,) when it comes to tantalising on the beach or by the pool.

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