Dresses

Hubert de Givenchy, the aristocratic French fashion designer famous for the "little black dress" and styling Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy, has died aged 91, his partner said March 12.

A law was enacted today in Austria forbidding the wearing of clothing and accessories covering the face, said Associated Press.

Celebrities often push the boundaries of fashion on the red carpet, from wearing dresses designed like a swan’s body to outfits made entirely from recycled bottles. But a bigger trend that began taking off in 2016 was the “naked” dress — gowns and outfits designed to show maximum skin while still keeping covered.

Australian anti-immigration far-right politician Pauline Hanson caused a furore on Aug. 17 when she entered the Senate wearing a full burqa, earning a blistering rebuke from the country's top lawyer for the "appalling" stunt.

She welcomed her first child back in March.
But already Irina Shayk is back to flaunting her model frame, as she stepped out in a daringly cut floor-length gown at the 70th Annual Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday.

They’ve been glued to each other’s side since confirming their romance in January.
So it came as no surprise to see Sophie Turner, 21, and Joe Jonas, 27, looked cosy as they explored Paris – the city of love – together on Tuesday.

Wearing that perfect dress on that one magical day of their lives is arguably one of the most important things for women looking forward to their wedding. Here are 15 photos of some of the most beautiful traditional wedding dresses from all over the world:

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Bulgaria

From creamy dantelles of the wedding gowns in the International Wedding Fair to alternative Saint Valentine celebrations, İzmir is in the mood for love as Valentine's Day approaches. 

Here are four reasons why it is worth celebrating love in the city founded by the Amazons:

The mayor of Hungary's Asotthalom has announced that the village has adopted measures to defend its community and traditions.

These include banning "construction of mosques and the activity of muezzins, as well as the use of veils and headscarves like burqas, chadors and burkinis worn by Muslim women," AP reported on Friday.

The Dutch cabinet has approved a proposal for a partial ban on Islamic veils in public areas such as schools and hospitals as well as on public transportation. This ban will make it the third country in Europe to prohibit the burqa.