<p>&nbsp;As the person who dressed the Sex Pistols, Vivienne Westwood, who died on Thursday at the age of 81, was synonymous with 1970s punk rock, a rebelliousness that remained the hallmark of an unapologetically political designer who became one of British fashion’s biggest names.</p>

<p>“Vivienne Westwood died today, peacefully and surrounded by her family, in Clapham, South London. The world needs people like Vivienne to make a change for the better,” her fashion house said on Twitter.</p>

<p>Climate change, pollution, and her support for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange were all fodder for protest T-shirts or banners carried by her models on the runway.</p>

<p>She dressed up as then-prime minister Margaret Thatcher for a magazine cover in 1989 and drove a white tank near the country home of a later British leader, David Cameron, to protest against fracking.</p>

<p>The rebel was inducted into Britain’s establishment in 1992 by Queen Elizabeth who awarded her the Order of the British Empire medal. But, ever keen to shock, Westwood turned up at Buckingham Palace without underwear – a fact she proved to photographers by a revealing twirl of her skirt.</p>

<p>“The only reason I am in fashion is to destroy the word ‘conformity’,” Westwood said in her 2014 biography. “Nothing is interesting to me unless it’s got that element.”</p>

<p>Instantly recognisable with her orange or white hair, Westwood first made a name for herself in punk fashion in 1970s London, dressing the punk rock band that defined the genre.</p>

<p>Together with the Sex Pistols’ manager, Malcolm McLaren, she defied the hippie trends of the time to sell rock’n’roll-inspired clothing.</p>

<p>They moved on to torn outfits adorned with chains as well as latex and fetish pieces that they sold at their shop in London’s King’s Road variously called “Let It Rock”, “Sex” and “Seditionaries”, among other names.</p>

<p>They used prints of swastikas, naked breasts and, perhaps most well-known, an image of the queen with a safety pin through her lips. Favourite items included sleeveless black T-shirts, studded, with zips, safety pins or bleached chicken bones.</p>

<p>“There was no punk before me and Malcolm,” Westwood said in the biography. “And the other thing you should know about punk too: it was a total blast.”</p>

<h2><strong>"Buy less"</strong></h2>

<p>Born Vivienne Isabel Swire on April 8, 1941, in the English Midlands town of Glossop, Westwood grew up at a time of rationing during and after World War Two.</p>

<p>A recycling mentality pervaded her work, and she repeatedly told fashionistas to “choose well” and “buy less”. From the late 1960s, she lived in a small flat in south London for some 30 years and cycled to work.</p>

<p>When she was a teenager, her parents, a greengrocer and a cotton weaver moved the family to north London where she studied jewellery-making and silversmithing before<br />
re-training as a teacher.</p>

<p>While she taught at a primary school, she met her first husband, Derek Westwood, marrying him in a homemade dress. Their son Ben was born in 1963, and the couple divorced in 1966.</p>

<p>Now a single mother, Westwood was selling jewellery on London’s Portobello Road when she met art student McLaren who would go on to be her partner romantically and professionally. They had a son, Joe Corre, co-founder of the lingerie brand Agent Provocateur.</p>

<p>After the Sex Pistols split, the two held their first catwalk show in 1981, presenting a “new romantic” look of African-style patterns, buccaneer trousers and sashes.</p>

<p>Westwood, by then in her forties, began to slowly forge her own path in fashion, eventually separating from McLaren in the early 1980s.</p>

<p>Often looking to history, her influential designs have included corsets, Harris Tweed suits and taffeta ballgowns.</p>

<p>Her 1985 “Mini-Crini” line introduced her short puffed skirt and a more fitted silhouette. Her sky-high platform shoes garnered worldwide attention in 1993 when model Naomi Campbell stumbled on the catwalk in a pair.</p>

<p>“My clothes have a story. They have an identity. They have character and a purpose,” Westwood said.</p>

<p>“That’s why they become classics. Because they keep on telling a story. They are still telling it.”</p>

<p>The Westwood brand flourished in the 1990s, with fashionistas flocking to her runway shows in Paris, and stores opening around the world selling her lines, accessories and perfumes.</p>

<p>She met her second husband, Andreas Kronthaler, teaching fashion in Vienna. They married in 1993 and he later became her creative partner.</p>

<p>Westwood used her public profile to champion issues including nuclear disarmament and to protest against anti-terrorism laws and government spending policies that hit the poor. She held a large “climate revolution” banner at the 2012 Paralympics closing ceremony in London and frequently turned her models into catwalk eco-warriors.</p>

<p>“I’ve always had a political agenda,” Westwood told L’Officiel fashion magazine in 2018.</p>

<p>“I’ve used fashion to challenge the status quo.”</p>


As the person who dressed the Sex Pistols, Vivienne Westwood, who died on Thursday at the age of 81, was synonymous with 1970s punk rock, a rebelliousness that remained the hallmark of an unapologetically political designer who became one of British fashion’s biggest names.

As the person who dressed the Sex Pistols, Vivienne Westwood, who died on Thursday at the age of 81, was synonymous with 1970s punk rock, a rebelliousness that remained the hallmark of an unapologetically political designer who became one of British fashion’s biggest names. “Vivienne Westwood died today, peacefully and surrounded by her family, in Clapham, South London. The world needs people like Vivienne to make a change for the better,” her fashion house said on Twitter. Climate change, pollution, and her support for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange were all fodder for protest T-shirts or banners carried by her models on the runway. She dressed up as then-prime minister Margaret Thatcher for a magazine cover in 1989 and drove a white tank near the country home of a later British leader, David Cameron, to protest against fracking. The rebel was inducted into Britain’s establishment in 1992 by Queen Elizabeth who awarded her the Order of the British Empire medal. But, ever keen to shock, Westwood turned up at Buckingham Palace without underwear – a fact she proved to photographers by a revealing twirl of her skirt. “The only reason I am in fashion is to destroy the word ‘conformity’,” Westwood said in her 2014 biography. “Nothing is interesting to me unless it’s got that element.” Instantly recognisable with her orange or white hair, Westwood first made a name for herself in punk fashion in 1970s London, dressing the punk rock band that defined the genre. Together with the Sex Pistols’ manager, Malcolm McLaren, she defied the hippie trends of the time to sell rock’n’roll-inspired clothing. They moved on to torn outfits adorned with chains as well as latex and fetish pieces that they sold at their shop in London’s King’s Road variously called “Let It Rock”, “Sex” and “Seditionaries”, among other names. They used prints of swastikas, naked breasts and, perhaps most well-known, an image of the queen with a safety pin through her lips. Favourite items included sleeveless black T-shirts, studded, with zips, safety pins or bleached chicken bones. “There was no punk before me and Malcolm,” Westwood said in the biography. “And the other thing you should know about punk too: it was a total blast.” "Buy less" Born Vivienne Isabel Swire on April 8, 1941, in the English Midlands town of Glossop, Westwood grew up at a time of rationing during and after World War Two. A recycling mentality pervaded her work, and she repeatedly told fashionistas to “choose well” and “buy less”. From the late 1960s, she lived in a small flat in south London for some 30 years and cycled to work. When she was a teenager, her parents, a greengrocer and a cotton weaver moved the family to north London where she studied jewellery-making and silversmithing before re-training as a teacher. While she taught at a primary school, she met her first husband, Derek Westwood, marrying him in a homemade dress. Their son Ben was born in 1963, and the couple divorced in 1966. Now a single mother, Westwood was selling jewellery on London’s Portobello Road when she met art student McLaren who would go on to be her partner romantically and professionally. They had a son, Joe Corre, co-founder of the lingerie brand Agent Provocateur. After the Sex Pistols split, the two held their first catwalk show in 1981, presenting a “new romantic” look of African-style patterns, buccaneer trousers and sashes. Westwood, by then in her forties, began to slowly forge her own path in fashion, eventually separating from McLaren in the early 1980s. Often looking to history, her influential designs have included corsets, Harris Tweed suits and taffeta ballgowns. Her 1985 “Mini-Crini” line introduced her short puffed skirt and a more fitted silhouette. Her sky-high platform shoes garnered worldwide attention in 1993 when model Naomi Campbell stumbled on the catwalk in a pair. “My clothes have a story. They have an identity. They have character and a purpose,” Westwood said. “That’s why they become classics. Because they keep on telling a story. They are still telling it.” The Westwood brand flourished in the 1990s, with fashionistas flocking to her runway shows in Paris, and stores opening around the world selling her lines, accessories and perfumes. She met her second husband, Andreas Kronthaler, teaching fashion in Vienna. They married in 1993 and he later became her creative partner. Westwood used her public profile to champion issues including nuclear disarmament and to protest against anti-terrorism laws and government spending policies that hit the poor. She held a large “climate revolution” banner at the 2012 Paralympics closing ceremony in London and frequently turned her models into catwalk eco-warriors. “I’ve always had a political agenda,” Westwood told L’Officiel fashion magazine in 2018. “I’ve used fashion to challenge the status quo.”

British fashion icon Vivienne Westwood dies at 81

Vivienne Westwood, famed British fashion designer passed away aged 81. The news of the famed designer's death came as a shock to fashion and entertainment world.

Queen of British Fashion Vivienne Westwood passes away at 81

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<p>Jenna Ortega, who played the iconic role of Wednesday Addams in Netflix's coming-of-age supernatural comedy horror series, appeared on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' on Friday. Flaunting her new punk rock hairstyle in a dark amber colour along with a metal corset from Dolce and Gabbana, the actress grabbed eyeballs during the candid and fun chat.</p>

<p>With the iconic corset belt from the brand's fall 2007 collection, the diva wore a black see-through shirt with a white mega collar, matching cuffs and an oversized black necktie.</p>

<p>For her makeup, she opted for kohl-rimmed eyes, lots of mascara and a nude lip shade. To complete the look, she opted for&nbsp;a pair of Aminah Abdul Jillil black platform stilettos.</p>

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<p>Several celebs such as Priyanka Chopra Jonas,&nbsp;Beyonce, and Jennifer Lopez have this belt in their wardrobe.</p>

<p>Last year, Priyanka wore this corset belt for the 2021 Billboard Music Awards. She paired it with a plunging neckline sheer D&amp;G gown, which featured a dangerously thigh-high slit.</p>

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<p>JLo, on the other hand, wore this belt for the magazine cover of the September 2007 issue of Teen Vogue. She paired it with a Calvin Klein tank top and OMO Norma Kamali leggings.</p>

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<p>As for Queen B, she styled the belt with a silver bodycon dress for an award show. She slayed the red carpet look and gave her fans some serious style goals.</p>

<p>Coming to Jenna's movie front, the actress will feature next 'Scream VI' as Tara Carpenter. Helmed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, the film marks the sixth instalment of the 'Scream' franchise. It will hit theatres on March 10, 2023.</p>

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Jenna Ortega, who played the iconic role of Wednesday Addams in Netflix's coming-of-age supernatural comedy horror series, appeared on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' on Friday.

Jenna Ortega, who played the iconic role of Wednesday Addams in Netflix's coming-of-age supernatural comedy horror series, appeared on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' on Friday. Flaunting her new punk rock hairstyle in a dark amber colour along with a metal corset from Dolce and Gabbana, the actress grabbed eyeballs during the candid and fun chat. With the iconic corset belt from the brand's fall 2007 collection, the diva wore a black see-through shirt with a white mega collar, matching cuffs and an oversized black necktie. For her makeup, she opted for kohl-rimmed eyes, lots of mascara and a nude lip shade. To complete the look, she opted for a pair of Aminah Abdul Jillil black platform stilettos. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jenna Ortega (@jennaortega) The D&G corset belt is worth a whopping $12,999. It pairs well with bodycon dresses, white shirts and jumpsuits. The belt, which was originally displayed by Dior in their fall 2007 collection, has been a celebrity favourite for one and a half decades. Several celebs such as Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Beyonce, and Jennifer Lopez have this belt in their wardrobe. Last year, Priyanka wore this corset belt for the 2021 Billboard Music Awards. She paired it with a plunging neckline sheer D&G gown, which featured a dangerously thigh-high slit. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Priyanka (@priyankachopra) JLo, on the other hand, wore this belt for the magazine cover of the September 2007 issue of Teen Vogue. She paired it with a Calvin Klein tank top and OMO Norma Kamali leggings. Also read: Steven Spielberg's original 'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial' model auctioned for whopping $2.5 million As for Queen B, she styled the belt with a silver bodycon dress for an award show. She slayed the red carpet look and gave her fans some serious style goals. Coming to Jenna's movie front, the actress will feature next 'Scream VI' as Tara Carpenter. Helmed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, the film marks the sixth instalment of the 'Scream' franchise. It will hit theatres on March 10, 2023. Jenna also has 'Finestkind', 'Miller's Girl' and 'Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall' in the pipeline. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>Indira Ampiot, an 18-year-old communications student, was crowned Miss France 2023 on Saturday night after a parade of swimsuits, evening gowns and heels, concluding a pageant that had sought to update its image with newly expanded eligibility criteria.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Ampiot, the reigning Miss Guadeloupe, said she was living "a waking dream" after she was given the silver and blue tiara by beauty queen Diane Leyre.</p>

<p>During the contest, Ampiot had championed women with cancer and urged France on at the World Cup, concluding her speech with 'Allez les Bleus!'</p>

<p>This year's competition involved fewer eligibility requirements, which had previously restricted entry to women without children between the ages of 18 and 24 who were at least 1.70 metres (5.6 feet) tall.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Now, any woman over 18 years old of any height and child-bearing status can enter. And visible tattoos were allowed for the first time.</p>

<p>Transgender women who have female civil status records were also permitted to compete, according to Alexia Laroche-Joubert, president of the Miss France society.</p>

<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-british-royals-stick-to-routine-carry-on-after-harry-and-meghan-series-544064">British royals stick to routine, carry on unaffected after Harry and Meghan series</a></p>

<p>The pageant still retained the genre hallmarks: talent performances, costume changes, pose striking and plenty of taffeta.&nbsp;</p>

<p>To fit this year's theme -- cinema -- contestants tucked into Wonder Woman onesies for one performance and sashayed in blue gowns in front of a 'Titanic'&nbsp;backdrop in another.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the end, the pageant eligibility changes did little to soften some critics' views, with the French feminist group "Osez le féminisme" calling the modifications "white paint over a mouldy wall".</p>

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Indira Ampiot, an 18-year-old communications student, was crowned Miss France 2023 on Saturday night after a parade of swimsuits, evening gowns and heels, concluding a pageant that had sought to update its image with newly expanded eligibility criteria.

Indira Ampiot, an 18-year-old communications student, was crowned Miss France 2023 on Saturday night after a parade of swimsuits, evening gowns and heels, concluding a pageant that had sought to update its image with newly expanded eligibility criteria. Ampiot, the reigning Miss Guadeloupe, said she was living "a waking dream" after she was given the silver and blue tiara by beauty queen Diane Leyre. During the contest, Ampiot had championed women with cancer and urged France on at the World Cup, concluding her speech with 'Allez les Bleus!' This year's competition involved fewer eligibility requirements, which had previously restricted entry to women without children between the ages of 18 and 24 who were at least 1.70 metres (5.6 feet) tall. Now, any woman over 18 years old of any height and child-bearing status can enter. And visible tattoos were allowed for the first time. Transgender women who have female civil status records were also permitted to compete, according to Alexia Laroche-Joubert, president of the Miss France society. Also read: British royals stick to routine, carry on unaffected after Harry and Meghan series The pageant still retained the genre hallmarks: talent performances, costume changes, pose striking and plenty of taffeta. To fit this year's theme -- cinema -- contestants tucked into Wonder Woman onesies for one performance and sashayed in blue gowns in front of a 'Titanic' backdrop in another. In the end, the pageant eligibility changes did little to soften some critics' views, with the French feminist group "Osez le féminisme" calling the modifications "white paint over a mouldy wall". WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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<p>With many celebrities experimenting with their red-carpet looks, making runway debuts and hiring a new entourage of stylists to curate drop-dead gorgeous OOTDs, the year 2022 gave us numerous reasons to feel excited about fashion. But, as we all know, not every fashion moment can be fabulous and this year too, some stars, unfortunately, opted for not-so-stunning outfits and left fans disappointed with their sartorial picks.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As we bid adieu to 2022 and get ready for the next year, let's take a quick look at the worst celebrity outfits of the year gone by. And, take cues on what not to wear&nbsp;at all costs.</p>

<h2>Worst-dressed moments of 2022</h2>

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	<li>Tayla Parx at Grammy Awards</li>
	<li>Justin Bieber at Grammys</li>
	<li>Billie Eilish at Grammys</li>
	<li>Tommy Dorfman at Met Gala</li>
	<li>Emma Corrin at Met Gala</li>
	<li>Lizzo at MTV VMAs</li>
	<li>Malaika Arora at KJo's party</li>
	<li>Bhumi Pednekar at Diwali party</li>
	<li>Ranveer Singh at song launch event</li>
	<li>Harry Styles in 'As It Was' music video</li>
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<h3><strong>Tayla Parx at Grammy Awards</strong></h3>

<p><strong><img alt="Tayla" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="c1e3d698-e320-464c-a744-b1e95b0b4d40" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/624a318be22adb0018d1cc55.jpg" /></strong></p>

<p>Going bold is applause-worthy, and it looks great when executed correctly. But this bold look by Tayla just doesn't hit the right note and especially for the Grammy Awards. The jumpsuit looks more like a fancy dress costume than a red carpet look. And, the choice of shoes just takes the look several notches down.</p>

<h3><strong>Justin Bieber at Grammys</strong></h3>

<p><img alt="Justin" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="cfa2b3b3-fd7f-418d-98fc-538aa11fa6f2" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/GettyImages-1389378636_1.jpg" /></p>

<p>For this year's Grammy Awards, singer Justin Bieber, too, opted for an unusual outfit. With an&nbsp;oversized blazer and a pair of denim jeans, he wore&nbsp;Balenciaga sneakers and a pink beanie. And, this look left everyone scratching their heads in wonder. While this look (minus the beanie) would have been great for a concept photoshoot or something funkier, we don't really think it can be worn to one of the biggest award nights of showbiz.</p>

<h3><strong>Billie Eilish at Grammys</strong></h3>

<p><strong><img alt="Billie" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="8944a70e-0c12-4f43-b78f-4ea40d9719ba" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/03GRAMMYS-RED-CARPET-eilish-mobileMasterAt3x-v3%20%281%29.jpg" /></strong></p>

<p>Billie Eilish loves her oversized t-shirts and shorts when she is out on tour or on casual outings and her fans love them too. But one would expect that she picks her sassiest and hottest outfit when it's time to hit the red carpet. However, much to her fans' disappointment, the 'Ocean Eyes' singer opted for an unusual black-coloured sculptural ensemble for her Grammys look along with a black trench coat that was weirdly wrapped around her. We loved her makeup and sunglasses at the award ceremony but everything except that just made us scream, "Please, no...."!&nbsp;</p>

<h3><strong>Tommy Dorfman at Met Gala</strong></h3>

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<p>Even though we badly want this Christopher Kane creation to work for Tommy Dorfman, it just isn't giving us Met Gala vibes and is failing to impress us. Be it due to its heavy textile, dreary green and black combination, the weird cutouts near the torso, the gold detailing or her opera gloves, this look is just not giving us that feel of luxe the night requires.</p>

<h3><strong>Emma Corrin at Met Gala</strong></h3>

<p><img alt="Emma" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="01c478f4-2681-43e5-84ac-48a6036bb820" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/emma-corrin-attends-the-2022-met-gala-celebrating-in-news-photo-1651541980.jpg" /></p>

<p>While channelling her inner 19th-century New York socialite Evander Berry Wall, better known as King of the Dudes, Emma Corrin walked the Met Gala 2022 red carpet in this Miu Miu's oversized coat and top hat. Again, we love that the stars are aiming for the sky and are experimenting with their looks, but with this one, Emma failed to execute it properly.&nbsp;</p>

<h3><strong>Lizzo at MTV VMAs</strong></h3>

<p><strong><img alt="Lizzo" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="ecb7925d-e34f-44f7-bbf5-2c9359c6c2e4" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/lizzo-mtv-vmas-2022-jean-paul-gaultier-dress.jpg" /></strong></p>

<p>Lizzo, who is the biggest body-positive advocate in showbiz, delivers stunning looks almost every time she steps out of her house. But, there are times when even Lizzo fails to curate a head-turning look worthy of praise and applause on the red carpet.&nbsp;This eye-popping billowing gown is an haute-couture design by Glenn Martens from the Jean Paul Gaultier Spring 2022 collection. For this event, she was styled by Brett Alan Nelson.</p>

<h3><strong>Malaika Arora at KJo's party</strong></h3>

<p><strong><img alt="Malaika" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="2975d0db-dade-4f76-b64c-f2e89d50ec28" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/malaika-arora-goes-bold-with-her-latest-neon-green-blazer-and-shorts-202205-1653561904.jpg" /></strong></p>

<p>At Karan Johar's birthday party this year, Malaika Arora reached wearing a blazer with cycling shorts and that too in bright neon green colour. But wait, that's not all, she paired it with a pink bralette and pink high heels. What could go wrong with the outfit, except everything? If we just replace the shorts with a skirt or pants, we can still save the look. But for now, we will just nod our heads in disagreement.</p>

<h3><strong>Bhumi Pednekar at Diwali party</strong></h3>

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<p>Bhumi Pednekar got brutally trolled for wearing this white ethnic ensemble at a Diwali party this year. The blouse didn't fit her well and looked like a last-minute addition to the look. The drape also didn't look flattering on the actress. Her makeup also looked dull as compared to her signature look</p>

<h3><strong>Ranveer Singh at song launch event</strong></h3>

<p><strong><img alt="Ranveer" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="7d2e6164-a21a-4d48-92f2-2bd4350c4e98" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/9a2a0c73cac5e2f0893e89c1c1c27940_1_0.jpg" /></strong></p>

<p>During a song launch event for his film 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar', Ranveer Singh opted for this colourful outfit that grabbed everyone's attention but for all the wrong reasons. Print on top of a print is a big no, no when it comes to styling and layering bright-coloured outfits but as we all know, Singh doesn't believe in following any fashion rules and he likes to make his own.&nbsp;</p>

<h3><strong>Harry Styles in 'As It Was' music video</strong></h3>

<p><strong><img alt="Harry" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="ce242da2-8d87-4e52-bb16-c827ea30dc9e" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/a701f116-32e5-4be5-8350-522e68d29ce2.jpg" /></strong></p>

<p>We love Harry Styles and his style sense! And, critics appreciate him for supporting broad fashion choices as many believe that gender-based clothes can limit one's freedom of expression. But, even he can make fashion blunders and end up on the worst-dressed list.</p>

<p>In 'As it Was' music video, Harry Styles was seen donning this red sequin jumpsuit, which seemed like a piece picked straight out of a thrift shop. From the neckline to its sleeves, nothing worked for Styles and made him look not-so-dashing.</p>


With many celebrities experimenting with their red-carpet looks, making runway debuts and hiring a new entourage of stylists to curate drop-dead gorgeous OOTDs, the year 2022 gave us numerous reasons to feel excited about fashion.

With many celebrities experimenting with their red-carpet looks, making runway debuts and hiring a new entourage of stylists to curate drop-dead gorgeous OOTDs, the year 2022 gave us numerous reasons to feel excited about fashion. But, as we all know, not every fashion moment can be fabulous and this year too, some stars, unfortunately, opted for not-so-stunning outfits and left fans disappointed with their sartorial picks. As we bid adieu to 2022 and get ready for the next year, let's take a quick look at the worst celebrity outfits of the year gone by. And, take cues on what not to wear at all costs. Worst-dressed moments of 2022 Tayla Parx at Grammy Awards Justin Bieber at Grammys Billie Eilish at Grammys Tommy Dorfman at Met Gala Emma Corrin at Met Gala Lizzo at MTV VMAs Malaika Arora at KJo's party Bhumi Pednekar at Diwali party Ranveer Singh at song launch event Harry Styles in 'As It Was' music video Tayla Parx at Grammy Awards Going bold is applause-worthy, and it looks great when executed correctly. But this bold look by Tayla just doesn't hit the right note and especially for the Grammy Awards. The jumpsuit looks more like a fancy dress costume than a red carpet look. And, the choice of shoes just takes the look several notches down. Justin Bieber at Grammys For this year's Grammy Awards, singer Justin Bieber, too, opted for an unusual outfit. With an oversized blazer and a pair of denim jeans, he wore Balenciaga sneakers and a pink beanie. And, this look left everyone scratching their heads in wonder. While this look (minus the beanie) would have been great for a concept photoshoot or something funkier, we don't really think it can be worn to one of the biggest award nights of showbiz. Billie Eilish at Grammys Billie Eilish loves her oversized t-shirts and shorts when she is out on tour or on casual outings and her fans love them too. But one would expect that she picks her sassiest and hottest outfit when it's time to hit the red carpet. However, much to her fans' disappointment, the 'Ocean Eyes' singer opted for an unusual black-coloured sculptural ensemble for her Grammys look along with a black trench coat that was weirdly wrapped around her. We loved her makeup and sunglasses at the award ceremony but everything except that just made us scream, "Please, no...."! Tommy Dorfman at Met Gala Even though we badly want this Christopher Kane creation to work for Tommy Dorfman, it just isn't giving us Met Gala vibes and is failing to impress us. Be it due to its heavy textile, dreary green and black combination, the weird cutouts near the torso, the gold detailing or her opera gloves, this look is just not giving us that feel of luxe the night requires. Emma Corrin at Met Gala While channelling her inner 19th-century New York socialite Evander Berry Wall, better known as King of the Dudes, Emma Corrin walked the Met Gala 2022 red carpet in this Miu Miu's oversized coat and top hat. Again, we love that the stars are aiming for the sky and are experimenting with their looks, but with this one, Emma failed to execute it properly. Lizzo at MTV VMAs Lizzo, who is the biggest body-positive advocate in showbiz, delivers stunning looks almost every time she steps out of her house. But, there are times when even Lizzo fails to curate a head-turning look worthy of praise and applause on the red carpet. This eye-popping billowing gown is an haute-couture design by Glenn Martens from the Jean Paul Gaultier Spring 2022 collection. For this event, she was styled by Brett Alan Nelson. Malaika Arora at KJo's party At Karan Johar's birthday party this year, Malaika Arora reached wearing a blazer with cycling shorts and that too in bright neon green colour. But wait, that's not all, she paired it with a pink bralette and pink high heels. What could go wrong with the outfit, except everything? If we just replace the shorts with a skirt or pants, we can still save the look. But for now, we will just nod our heads in disagreement. Bhumi Pednekar at Diwali party Bhumi Pednekar got brutally trolled for wearing this white ethnic ensemble at a Diwali party this year. The blouse didn't fit her well and looked like a last-minute addition to the look. The drape also didn't look flattering on the actress. Her makeup also looked dull as compared to her signature look Ranveer Singh at song launch event During a song launch event for his film 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar', Ranveer Singh opted for this colourful outfit that grabbed everyone's attention but for all the wrong reasons. Print on top of a print is a big no, no when it comes to styling and layering bright-coloured outfits but as we all know, Singh doesn't believe in following any fashion rules and he likes to make his own. Harry Styles in 'As It Was' music video We love Harry Styles and his style sense! And, critics appreciate him for supporting broad fashion choices as many believe that gender-based clothes can limit one's freedom of expression. But, even he can make fashion blunders and end up on the worst-dressed list. In 'As it Was' music video, Harry Styles was seen donning this red sequin jumpsuit, which seemed like a piece picked straight out of a thrift shop. From the neckline to its sleeves, nothing worked for Styles and made him look not-so-dashing.

Yearender 2022: Looking back at this year's worst-dressed celebrity moments

Be it on the runway, on photoshoots, on the red carpets or in films, Bollywood-turned-Hollywood actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas always brings her fashion A-game forward.

Be it on the runway, on photoshoots, on the red carpets or in films, Bollywood-turned-Hollywood actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas always brings her fashion A-game forward. She has a great sense of style and that often reflects when she serves pretty stellar looks with the help of her entourage of MUAs, stylists and designers. The Bulgari ambassador doesn’t stray away from fun and funky colours and she often tries bold patterns or out-of-the-box silhouettes. Like every other year, she kept up with the fashion trends and curated gorgeous trendy looks that deserve our undivided attention. Hopping on the bandwagon, she also served several amazing Barbiecore looks that screamed opulence. Here's a quick recap of her three best Barbiecore looks. Ensemble 1 View this post on Instagram A post shared by Priyanka (@priyankachopra) Priyanka recently attended an event by the Italian brand Bulgari in Dubai. The actress glamourized the occasion with an ornate and dramatic fuchsia-pink ensemble and left everyone wonderstruck. The outfit featured halter straps, a low-cut back, a plunging neckline studded with sparkling rhinestones, and a figure-hugging mermaid design. To take the look a couple of notches higher, she paired her gown with a long, floor-length coat made of taffeta silk. The gorgeous coat featured voluminous sleeves, an open front, and a layered collar. Ensemble 2 View this post on Instagram A post shared by 🔝🔝🔝️Moda tasarım dünyasından En yeni haberler En yeni fikirler (@gulsahgamzecelikcouture) At the 2020 Golden Globes, Priyanka walked the red carpet alongside her husband Nick Jonas in a steamy ensemble. Her bright pink off-the-shoulder gown feature a figure-hugging silhouette and ruched detailing along the torso. She accessorised her outfit with a diamond-studded necklace, rings and earrings. For her makeup, she opted for cherry red lipstick, soft contour and a hint of highlighter. Ensemble 3 View this post on Instagram A post shared by Priyanka (@priyankachopra) The 'Sky Is Pink' actress stunned in a designer dress as she graced the cover of Marie Claire US' Spring 2021 magazine. Taking the unconventional route, the 40-year-old donned a flowy one-shoulder garment that looked ethereal in every sense. She styled it with minimal jewellery and for her makeup, she opted for a soft glam look. Also read: RIP Janis Gaye !! See Motown Legend Marvin Gaye's and his wife's PERFECTLY captured moments On the movie front, the actress is all set to feature in 'Citadel', which is a science fiction drama series created by Patrick Moran and the Russo brothers for Amazon Prime Video. Other than Chopra, the series will also star Richard Madden, Stanley Tucci, Olegar Fedoro and Ashleigh Cummings among others. PeeCee is also set to feature in the English remake of the 2016 German film 'SMS für Dich' titled 'Love Again'. Other than Priyanka, the movie stars Sam Heughan, Russell Tovey, Omid Djalili, Celia Imrie, and Celine Dion in pivotal roles. That's not all, she reportedly has a Bollywood film in the pipeline, too, but most details about the movie are currently kept under wraps. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

3 times Priyanka Chopra embraced Barbiecore trend in pink ensembles & gave fans major style goals

Nail art trends come and go quicker than we can keep up with them. While some have a short shelf life like bubble nails, mini French and gold cuticles, others keep popping up on our social media timelines, over and over again, establishing themselves as timeless nail art designs like glazed donut nails, patent leather nails, pierced nails, and ornate nail art.

Nail art trends come and go quicker than we can keep up with them. While some have a short shelf life like bubble nails, mini French and gold cuticles, others keep popping up on our social media timelines, over and over again, establishing themselves as timeless nail art designs like glazed donut nails, patent leather nails, pierced nails, and ornate nail art. Currently, five amazing nail art trends are making waves online. And, we have listed each one of them here for you. So, without further ado, let's head straight to the list! Lip gloss nails Blooming gel Comic nails Moonlight Velvety Lip gloss nails View this post on Instagram A post shared by GELCARE® (@gelcare.official) As the name suggests, lip gloss nail art is all about flaunting a light and sheer coat of pink colour with a glossy finish. Just like a swipe of pink shiny lip gloss brings life to your lips, this nail art trend transforms the way your nails look. Lip gloss nails go with everything and they look great on all nail shapes and lengths like pointy stilettos, almond nails and squared-off tips. With just a shiny nail polish coat and natural pink shade, you can create lip gloss nails at home, without seeing a nail tech or visiting a salon. Blooming gel View this post on Instagram A post shared by 𝗦 𝗔 𝗦 𝗦 🪷 (@sass_nails_) Blooming gel is a clear gel polish which lends a blooming effect to any gel nail art design. It is simply a translucent gel formula which causes any colour to bloom when applied together. It is similar to a base coat but gives different results when used correctly. Blooming gel is quite different from other gel polishes as you don't have to cure it during the design process but wait until it blooms. According to nail experts, you first have to paint a layer of blooming gel onto your nail then draw a design while it's still wet. Once you are done with the design, you must wait for it to bloom. Depending on your desired effect, the longer you leave it to bloom, the more faded the edges will look. Anywhere between 30 to 60 seconds is enough. Comic nails View this post on Instagram A post shared by Aura_Nails (@auranails_yyc) Comic nails, also known as cartoon nails, are fun, eye-catching and super colourful. They seem like they have just popped out of a comic book and they give off a 3D effect. The design is versatile, cool and also currently trending internationally. Also read: Geode, bright swirl, two-toned French and other stunning nail art trends of 2022 Moonlight View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brown Girl Hands (@browngirlhands) Moonlight manicure is all about flaunting white nails that have a reflective pearlescent finish. They can be easily created at a salon with a white pearlescent gel or dip powder. If you are trying the trend at home, use a white polish with a shimmer top coat. Velvety View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nailpro (@nailpromagazine) Velvet nails, also called velvety by influencers and netizens on social media, are created by using a special gel polish, which essentially lifts the sparkle to create a velour-like finish. They seem like you have covered your nails with velvet fabric and a little glue. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>Clothing designers inspired by traditional Mexican motifs, embroidery and colours are exhibiting their work at a fashion fair in Mexico City promoted by the government to support marginalised indigenous communities.</p>

<p>Traditional blouses made by the Tzotzil people of Chiapas, embroidered patterns from Michoacan and shirts from Oaxaca were among the garments on show at the first of seven parades at the "Original" event.</p>

<p>"The creation of each product made in our community is a legacy of our ancestors," said Carlos Alberto Delgado Martinez, one of around 500 exhibitors at the event, which runs until Sunday at the Los Pinos former presidential residence.</p>

<p>"It's important that we artisans save our culture and defend it from plagiarism because each garment has a meaning. Each embroidery has an explanation," he added.</p>

<p>As with the first edition in 2021, "Original" aims to fight what Mexico calls plagiarism of indigenous textiles by foreign clothing brands, and to create a more equitable fashion industry.</p>

<p>"We're not opposed to (the big fashion houses) using motifs of pre-Hispanic origin" as long as they recognise "the intellectual work and creativity" of Mexican artisans, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Friday.</p>

<p>"The government is pursuing a policy of rehabilitating the dignity of indigenous peoples," Lopez Obrador's spokesman Jesus Ramirez Cuevas told AFP.</p>

<p>"Mexico would not be what it is without its indigenous peoples," he said, underlining the government's social programmes for impoverished such communities.</p>

<p>"It's time for them to play a central role in the construction of the (country's) identity. Today, we recognise their art," he added.</p>

<p>Mexico has lodged several complaints against major clothing brands including Zara, Mango and SHEIN for alleged cultural appropriation.</p>

<p>Last month it won an apology from US fashion house Ralph Lauren after Lopez Obrador's wife Beatriz Gutierrez accused it of plagiarising indigenous designs.</p>

<p>French designer Isabel Marant also apologised in 2020 for the use of the traditional patterns from an indigenous community.</p>

<p>Mexico's culture ministry has called for "ethical collaboration" between clothing brands and artisans.</p>

<p>"No to plagiarism. No to cultural appropriation. Yes to original creations and the communities behind them," Culture Minister Alejandra Frausto said.</p>

<p>The government is also trying to retrieve pre-Hispanic archaeological pieces from abroad and stop foreign auctions of such items that Lopez Obrador has branded "immoral."</p>

<p>"You want to buy Mexican art? Buy this one, which is alive," Frausto said, pointing to models dressed in blouses, shirts and belts made by indigenous artisans.</p>


Clothing designers inspired by traditional Mexican motifs, embroidery and colours are exhibiting their work at a fashion fair in Mexico City promoted by the government to support marginalised indigenous communities.

Clothing designers inspired by traditional Mexican motifs, embroidery and colours are exhibiting their work at a fashion fair in Mexico City promoted by the government to support marginalised indigenous communities. Traditional blouses made by the Tzotzil people of Chiapas, embroidered patterns from Michoacan and shirts from Oaxaca were among the garments on show at the first of seven parades at the "Original" event. "The creation of each product made in our community is a legacy of our ancestors," said Carlos Alberto Delgado Martinez, one of around 500 exhibitors at the event, which runs until Sunday at the Los Pinos former presidential residence. "It's important that we artisans save our culture and defend it from plagiarism because each garment has a meaning. Each embroidery has an explanation," he added. As with the first edition in 2021, "Original" aims to fight what Mexico calls plagiarism of indigenous textiles by foreign clothing brands, and to create a more equitable fashion industry. "We're not opposed to (the big fashion houses) using motifs of pre-Hispanic origin" as long as they recognise "the intellectual work and creativity" of Mexican artisans, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Friday. "The government is pursuing a policy of rehabilitating the dignity of indigenous peoples," Lopez Obrador's spokesman Jesus Ramirez Cuevas told AFP. "Mexico would not be what it is without its indigenous peoples," he said, underlining the government's social programmes for impoverished such communities. "It's time for them to play a central role in the construction of the (country's) identity. Today, we recognise their art," he added. Mexico has lodged several complaints against major clothing brands including Zara, Mango and SHEIN for alleged cultural appropriation. Last month it won an apology from US fashion house Ralph Lauren after Lopez Obrador's wife Beatriz Gutierrez accused it of plagiarising indigenous designs. French designer Isabel Marant also apologised in 2020 for the use of the traditional patterns from an indigenous community. Mexico's culture ministry has called for "ethical collaboration" between clothing brands and artisans. "No to plagiarism. No to cultural appropriation. Yes to original creations and the communities behind them," Culture Minister Alejandra Frausto said. The government is also trying to retrieve pre-Hispanic archaeological pieces from abroad and stop foreign auctions of such items that Lopez Obrador has branded "immoral." "You want to buy Mexican art? Buy this one, which is alive," Frausto said, pointing to models dressed in blouses, shirts and belts made by indigenous artisans.

Mexico hosts ‘Original’ to fight plagiarism of indigenous craft, motifs, textiles

<p>Following the success of the 'skin cycling' trend on social media, influencers are advocating the many benefits of 'hair cycling'. Hearing this buzzword for the first time? Fret not! As our beauty guide will make you familiar with this new TikTok trend within minutes. For healthy locks that make every day a 'good hair day', get to know all about this new hair trend that's going viral online.</p>

<h2>What's 'hair cycling'?</h2>

<p>Just as 'skin cycling' was all about following a four-night skincare routine involving a night of exfoliation, a night of retinoid use, and two consecutive nights of recovery, the 'hair cycling' trend talks about alternating products in your hair-care regime, depending on your tresses' needs, in order to achieve the healthiest results for your locks.</p>

<p>After getting inspired by Dr Whitney Bowe, beauty influencer Kelsey Griffin coined the term 'hair cycling' and introduced it on TikTok. In a video, she shared, "I have been doing skin cycling but for hair care for a long time." Griffin shared that she washes her hair about twice a week and switches the products on her shelf often to get best results.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Griffin said, "Every time I wash my hair, I do a different type of shampoo and conditioner routine." The first wash is a reset routine involving detoxing and hydrating products. The&nbsp;second day is all about using a reparative bond-building product or mask. For the third wash, she uses a smoothing shampoo.&nbsp;</p>

<p>For this trend, you just have to ensure that you use harsh and moisturising products in rotation. And, give your locks a break to recover and recuperate.</p>

<h2>Benefits?</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Helps with frizzy and dull hair</li>
	<li>Reduces the chance of inflammation</li>
	<li>Addresses multiple hair concerns</li>
	<li>Helps get maximum results from different products</li>
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<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-all-you-need-to-know-about-latest-tiktok-trend-skin-cycling-524341/amp">All you need to know about latest TikTok trend Skin Cycling</a></p>

<h2>How to 'hair cycle' like a pro?</h2>

<p>Your 'hair cycling' routine will depend on several factors, including your hair type, your lifestyle, and how often you wash your hair. You can tailor your routine to suit your hair-care needs and curate one with the help of a specialist. But, to give you an idea, here's what a typical hair-cycling routine will look like!</p>

<p>For the first wash of the week, use a gentle clarifying or detoxifying shampoo, followed by a similar conditioner and serum. Avoid using scalp scrubs to stay away from inflammation or infection. You can also use a sulfate-free shampoo for a double cleanse.</p>

<p>For the second and third wash of the week, use a hydrating shampoo to restore the moisture and shine of your tresses. Then condition your hair with a hydrating mask and use a leave-in conditioner to eliminate frizz, prevent breakage, and strengthen the hair.</p>


Following the success of the 'skin cycling' trend on social media, influencers are advocating the many benefits of 'hair cycling'. Hearing this buzzword for the first time?

Following the success of the 'skin cycling' trend on social media, influencers are advocating the many benefits of 'hair cycling'. Hearing this buzzword for the first time? Fret not! As our beauty guide will make you familiar with this new TikTok trend within minutes. For healthy locks that make every day a 'good hair day', get to know all about this new hair trend that's going viral online. What's 'hair cycling'? Just as 'skin cycling' was all about following a four-night skincare routine involving a night of exfoliation, a night of retinoid use, and two consecutive nights of recovery, the 'hair cycling' trend talks about alternating products in your hair-care regime, depending on your tresses' needs, in order to achieve the healthiest results for your locks. After getting inspired by Dr Whitney Bowe, beauty influencer Kelsey Griffin coined the term 'hair cycling' and introduced it on TikTok. In a video, she shared, "I have been doing skin cycling but for hair care for a long time." Griffin shared that she washes her hair about twice a week and switches the products on her shelf often to get best results. Griffin said, "Every time I wash my hair, I do a different type of shampoo and conditioner routine." The first wash is a reset routine involving detoxing and hydrating products. The second day is all about using a reparative bond-building product or mask. For the third wash, she uses a smoothing shampoo. For this trend, you just have to ensure that you use harsh and moisturising products in rotation. And, give your locks a break to recover and recuperate. Benefits? Helps with frizzy and dull hair Reduces the chance of inflammation Addresses multiple hair concerns Helps get maximum results from different products View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kelsey Griffin (@kelseygriffinn) Also read: All you need to know about latest TikTok trend Skin Cycling How to 'hair cycle' like a pro? Your 'hair cycling' routine will depend on several factors, including your hair type, your lifestyle, and how often you wash your hair. You can tailor your routine to suit your hair-care needs and curate one with the help of a specialist. But, to give you an idea, here's what a typical hair-cycling routine will look like! For the first wash of the week, use a gentle clarifying or detoxifying shampoo, followed by a similar conditioner and serum. Avoid using scalp scrubs to stay away from inflammation or infection. You can also use a sulfate-free shampoo for a double cleanse. For the second and third wash of the week, use a hydrating shampoo to restore the moisture and shine of your tresses. Then condition your hair with a hydrating mask and use a leave-in conditioner to eliminate frizz, prevent breakage, and strengthen the hair.

After 'Skin Cycling', new TikTok trend 'Hair Cycling' is making waves online

<p>We often see Balenciaga getting trolled online for their unusual designs and creations, but it seems that netizens have a new target from the fashion industry this week. Social media users are passionately talking about one of Diesel's latest designs, which can be used as both a micro skirt and a supersized belt.</p>

<p>The creation is up for sale on the official site at a whopping £795, which converts to&nbsp;approximately $1000. While some users are bothered by the design of the creation, others have a problem with its price tag. Scroll to see the conversation going&nbsp;around the belt/skirt.</p>

<p>The fall/winter 2022 collection of the Italian retail clothing company featured this creation. It was once worn by Nicole Kidman too for a shoot. Now, coming to the memes and reviews, a user shared a video on TikTok to talk about its practicality. Take a look!</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">genuine question. did y’all look at that “skirt” and think of practicality? <a href="https://t.co/TB3mQsD27a">pic.twitter.com/TB3mQsD27a</a></p>
— Kenii★彡 (@notkennii) <a href="https://twitter.com/notkennii/status/1587941445272764416?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 2, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p>Another Twitterati made fun of the design and wrote, "I am hysterically laughing in leather class. This looks like a last-minute assignment someone would make hours before the garment was due only to still fail. How people still get duped into buying this over priced fake fashion is a mystery? (sic)"</p>

<p>And, one netizen tweeted, "The Diesel skirt literally looks like the hip brace I have to wear to prevent dislocations." Check out more tweets and memes below!</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">I am hysterically laughing in leather class 😂 this looks like a last minute assignment someone would make hours before a the garment was due only to still fail. How people still get duped into buying this over priced fake fashion is a mystery. <a href="https://t.co/ahnE89I3T8">pic.twitter.com/ahnE89I3T8</a></p>
— Lunaeyra Velaryon Targaryen 🌙🧜🏾‍♀️🐉 (@AngelOf_Jah) <a href="https://twitter.com/AngelOf_Jah/status/1588242556483084288?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 3, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">I think that’s an error on the designer’s behalf. If you can’t use what a product is designed for that is no longer a skirt. That is a belt.</p>
— Robyn Hood 🕸 (@robynsrighthand) <a href="https://twitter.com/robynsrighthand/status/1587995473507667969?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 3, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">the diesel skirt literally looks like the hip brace i have to wear to prevent dislocations <a href="https://t.co/ptqPFCD3hD">pic.twitter.com/ptqPFCD3hD</a></p>
— Peach (-1.2/-33 lbs) (@justafewmorelbs) <a href="https://twitter.com/justafewmorelbs/status/1587941288254767104?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 2, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">the leather Diesel belt skirt has a velcro closure??? 😭<a href="https://t.co/FLFXiUpMo7">pic.twitter.com/FLFXiUpMo7</a></p>
— 𝗖𝗛𝗨𝗟𝗘𝗞𝗔𝗭𝗜. (@mightbechule) <a href="https://twitter.com/mightbechule/status/1588043568979259393?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 3, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">..but i honestly can't tell the different between Diesel skirt and Diesel belt</p>
— sexybaby (@blissedhedonist) <a href="https://twitter.com/blissedhedonist/status/1588804767517904897?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 5, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p>The skirt/belt is made of pure leather and features Diesel's iconic 'D' logo on the front. It doesn't have any hook or button. Instead, it can be secured with velcro.</p>


We often see Balenciaga getting trolled online for their unusual designs and creations, but it seems that netizens have a new target from the fashion industry this week.

We often see Balenciaga getting trolled online for their unusual designs and creations, but it seems that netizens have a new target from the fashion industry this week. Social media users are passionately talking about one of Diesel's latest designs, which can be used as both a micro skirt and a supersized belt. The creation is up for sale on the official site at a whopping £795, which converts to approximately $1000. While some users are bothered by the design of the creation, others have a problem with its price tag. Scroll to see the conversation going around the belt/skirt. The fall/winter 2022 collection of the Italian retail clothing company featured this creation. It was once worn by Nicole Kidman too for a shoot. Now, coming to the memes and reviews, a user shared a video on TikTok to talk about its practicality. Take a look! genuine question. did y’all look at that “skirt” and think of practicality? pic.twitter.com/TB3mQsD27a — Kenii★彡 (@notkennii) November 2, 2022 Another Twitterati made fun of the design and wrote, "I am hysterically laughing in leather class. This looks like a last-minute assignment someone would make hours before the garment was due only to still fail. How people still get duped into buying this over priced fake fashion is a mystery? (sic)" And, one netizen tweeted, "The Diesel skirt literally looks like the hip brace I have to wear to prevent dislocations." Check out more tweets and memes below! I am hysterically laughing in leather class 😂 this looks like a last minute assignment someone would make hours before a the garment was due only to still fail. How people still get duped into buying this over priced fake fashion is a mystery. pic.twitter.com/ahnE89I3T8 — Lunaeyra Velaryon Targaryen 🌙🧜🏾‍♀️🐉 (@AngelOf_Jah) November 3, 2022 I think that’s an error on the designer’s behalf. If you can’t use what a product is designed for that is no longer a skirt. That is a belt. — Robyn Hood 🕸 (@robynsrighthand) November 3, 2022 the diesel skirt literally looks like the hip brace i have to wear to prevent dislocations pic.twitter.com/ptqPFCD3hD — Peach (-1.2/-33 lbs) (@justafewmorelbs) November 2, 2022 the leather Diesel belt skirt has a velcro closure??? 😭pic.twitter.com/FLFXiUpMo7 — 𝗖𝗛𝗨𝗟𝗘𝗞𝗔𝗭𝗜. (@mightbechule) November 3, 2022 ..but i honestly can't tell the different between Diesel skirt and Diesel belt — sexybaby (@blissedhedonist) November 5, 2022 Also read: Science confirms low-frequency bass makes people groove The skirt/belt is made of pure leather and features Diesel's iconic 'D' logo on the front. It doesn't have any hook or button. Instead, it can be secured with velcro.

Belt or skirt? Diesel's creation worth $1000 leaves netizens confused

Fashion brand Diesel has a new belt/skirt. The $1000 garment leads to confusion among netizens.

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A professor in the Philippines came up with a novel way to prevent her students from cheating during mid-term exams. She asked them to fashion their own anti-cheating hats! Neha Khanna tells you more.

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<p>Fashion models and their profession might look glamorous, perhaps, even utopian to the outsider and naturally so. After all, what's not tempting about wearing designer clothes and walking down the ramp among the who's who of society? However, there is a dark underbelly of the industry which is often ignored.</p>

<p>As Harvey Weinstein's rape trial starts, conversation surrounding the 'Fashion Workers Bill' has once again started to gain pace. The act advocates for&nbsp;fair treatment across various levels of the fashion industry.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/harvey-weinstein-back-on-trial-five-years-after-metoo-movement-shook-up-the-world-523770"><strong>Read more:&nbsp;Harvey Weinstein back on trial, five years after #MeToo movement shook the world</strong></a></p>

<p>“On so many levels, from emotional to physical to financial, fashion has been abusing models for years and years and years,”&nbsp;Kaja Sokola, a Polish model who accused Weinstein of sexual misconduct was quoted as saying by The Guardian.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>There are thousands of individuals like Sokola who have been exploited to the bones by the fashion industry and its supposed powerful overlords.&nbsp;Not only do the fashion models face sexual exploitation but they are also denied of their rightful monetary compensation as agencies use devious tricks to walk out of contracts.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Under the proposed fashion bill, management agencies will have to compensate models within 45 days of completing a job or assignment. The agencies&nbsp;will also have to provide a copy of the work contracts to the models so that predatory practices such as mystery fees and overcharging of services could be avoided.</p>

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<p>In the case of agencies receiving royalties for a model or a creative they longer represent, the act will ensure that the said models are duly notified.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The commission for agencies will also be capped at 20 per cent to ensure that models are not exploited. The bill, however, has received stiff resistance from groups such as&nbsp;Artist Management Association and American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA).</p>

<p>"Despite agencies being a middleman between a brand client and a creative management company, the bill imposed a blanket requirement that agencies render payment to creatives (hair stylists, makeup artists, casting directors, etc.) or their representative management companies no later than 30 days after the completion of services," AAAA argued in a statement released.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The proposed bill was introduced in the Spring session last month. it&nbsp;nearly passed both houses of the legislature, but lawmakers ran out of time for a final vote. Reportedly, the bill will be tabled once again in the 2023 legislative session that starts in January.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Fashion models and their profession might look glamorous, perhaps, even utopian to the outsider and naturally so. After all, what's not tempting about wearing designer clothes and walking down the ramp among the who's who of society?

Fashion models and their profession might look glamorous, perhaps, even utopian to the outsider and naturally so. After all, what's not tempting about wearing designer clothes and walking down the ramp among the who's who of society? However, there is a dark underbelly of the industry which is often ignored. As Harvey Weinstein's rape trial starts, conversation surrounding the 'Fashion Workers Bill' has once again started to gain pace. The act advocates for fair treatment across various levels of the fashion industry. Read more: Harvey Weinstein back on trial, five years after #MeToo movement shook the world “On so many levels, from emotional to physical to financial, fashion has been abusing models for years and years and years,” Kaja Sokola, a Polish model who accused Weinstein of sexual misconduct was quoted as saying by The Guardian. WATCH | Beyond the Runway: The history of fashion shows | WION Originals Teaser × There are thousands of individuals like Sokola who have been exploited to the bones by the fashion industry and its supposed powerful overlords. Not only do the fashion models face sexual exploitation but they are also denied of their rightful monetary compensation as agencies use devious tricks to walk out of contracts. Under the proposed fashion bill, management agencies will have to compensate models within 45 days of completing a job or assignment. The agencies will also have to provide a copy of the work contracts to the models so that predatory practices such as mystery fees and overcharging of services could be avoided. IN PICS | Highlights of Milan Fashion Week spring/summer 2023 In the case of agencies receiving royalties for a model or a creative they longer represent, the act will ensure that the said models are duly notified. The commission for agencies will also be capped at 20 per cent to ensure that models are not exploited. The bill, however, has received stiff resistance from groups such as Artist Management Association and American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA). "Despite agencies being a middleman between a brand client and a creative management company, the bill imposed a blanket requirement that agencies render payment to creatives (hair stylists, makeup artists, casting directors, etc.) or their representative management companies no later than 30 days after the completion of services," AAAA argued in a statement released. The proposed bill was introduced in the Spring session last month. it nearly passed both houses of the legislature, but lawmakers ran out of time for a final vote. Reportedly, the bill will be tabled once again in the 2023 legislative session that starts in January. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>As fashionistas witnessed the fall season approaching, they dug deep into their wardrobes to bring out their favourite black knee-high boots and amp up their street looks. We saw several celebs like Zendaya, Hailey Bieber, and Kendall Jenner donning different styles of&nbsp;knee-high boots with their ensembles. And, all of them looked every bit stunning. Does this mean that it's time to shop for some boots for the fall? Well, these celebs would certainly say a big 'Yes'.</p>

<p>Before you go ahead and purchase your first or tenth pair of knee-high boots, check out some fashion tips and take cues from your favourite stars.&nbsp;</p>

<p><img alt="Kendall" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="5f715eaf-f5b0-4287-9ec4-c143caa13848" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/kendall-jenner-jazquemus.jpg" /></p>

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<p>Kendall and Zendaya matched their all-black outfits with knee-high boots and completed their street looks. While the Kardashian wore her boots with co-ord set, Zendaya opted for a bodycon dress. Hailey, on the other hand, paired her boots with an oversized blazer and&nbsp;a bubblegum pink mini dress.</p>

<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/toronto-international-film-festival-2022-best-dressed-divas-at-red-carpet-515368" hreflang="en">Toronto International Film Festival 2022: Best-dressed divas at red carpet</a></p>

<p><strong>Tips to flaunt knee-high boots</strong></p>

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	<li>Wear your knee-high boots with jeans for a casual look. Pair them with a mini dress if you are going for a date night look</li>
	<li>Do not wear baggy clothes with boots. It just looks odd</li>
	<li>If you are going for a dress, make sure that it doesn't go lower than your knees as that will spoil the whole look. Go for mini skirts and shirt dresses with knee-high boots</li>
	<li>Play with different textures&nbsp;to make a statement, such as snakeskin or leather</li>
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As fashionistas witnessed the fall season approaching, they dug deep into their wardrobes to bring out their favourite black knee-high boots and amp up their street looks.

As fashionistas witnessed the fall season approaching, they dug deep into their wardrobes to bring out their favourite black knee-high boots and amp up their street looks. We saw several celebs like Zendaya, Hailey Bieber, and Kendall Jenner donning different styles of knee-high boots with their ensembles. And, all of them looked every bit stunning. Does this mean that it's time to shop for some boots for the fall? Well, these celebs would certainly say a big 'Yes'. Before you go ahead and purchase your first or tenth pair of knee-high boots, check out some fashion tips and take cues from your favourite stars. Kendall and Zendaya matched their all-black outfits with knee-high boots and completed their street looks. While the Kardashian wore her boots with co-ord set, Zendaya opted for a bodycon dress. Hailey, on the other hand, paired her boots with an oversized blazer and a bubblegum pink mini dress. Also read: Toronto International Film Festival 2022: Best-dressed divas at red carpet Tips to flaunt knee-high boots Wear your knee-high boots with jeans for a casual look. Pair them with a mini dress if you are going for a date night look Do not wear baggy clothes with boots. It just looks odd If you are going for a dress, make sure that it doesn't go lower than your knees as that will spoil the whole look. Go for mini skirts and shirt dresses with knee-high boots Play with different textures to make a statement, such as snakeskin or leather

Celebrities and their love for black knee-high boots ahead of fall season

<p>Taylor Swift was all about gilded glamour as she reached Toronto Film Festival on Friday. Donning a gold sequin dress, the diva posed for the paps on the red carpet. The singer reached the event for the presentation of her 'All Too Well'&nbsp;short film.</p>

<p>Coming to her gold gown, the dress featured rows of large sequins all over it. Near the shoulder area, some gold chains were added to accentuate the outfit's look. The chains appeared to be made from coins.</p>

<p>As per reports, the dress was made by Louis Vuitton. However, representatives for LVMH are yet to comment on the same.</p>

<p>To accessorise, Swift opted for&nbsp;simple jewellery. She wore a few rings and delicate gold earrings for the event.</p>

<p>For her makeup, she opted for a&nbsp;nude lip and a smokey, metallic eye look. For her nails, she went for vibrant, gold nail paint.</p>

<p>According to reports, the musician participated in a panel with Toronto Film Festival CEO Cameron Bailey post screening. She also shared that she's interested in directing a full-length film in the future.</p>

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<p>Viral photos from the event show Swift reuniting with actress Sadie Sink on the red carpet. She was seen donning a burnt-orange suit and chunky loafers.</p>

<p>The 'Stranger Things'&nbsp;actress features in the musician's 10-minute film alongside actor Dylan O'Brien.</p>


Taylor Swift was all about gilded glamour as she reached Toronto Film Festival on Friday. Donning a gold sequin dress, the diva posed for the paps on the red carpet.

Taylor Swift was all about gilded glamour as she reached Toronto Film Festival on Friday. Donning a gold sequin dress, the diva posed for the paps on the red carpet. The singer reached the event for the presentation of her 'All Too Well' short film. Coming to her gold gown, the dress featured rows of large sequins all over it. Near the shoulder area, some gold chains were added to accentuate the outfit's look. The chains appeared to be made from coins. As per reports, the dress was made by Louis Vuitton. However, representatives for LVMH are yet to comment on the same. To accessorise, Swift opted for simple jewellery. She wore a few rings and delicate gold earrings for the event. For her makeup, she opted for a nude lip and a smokey, metallic eye look. For her nails, she went for vibrant, gold nail paint. According to reports, the musician participated in a panel with Toronto Film Festival CEO Cameron Bailey post screening. She also shared that she's interested in directing a full-length film in the future. Also read: First trailer of Marvel's Samuel L. Jackson starrer series 'Secret Invasion' unveiled at D23 Viral photos from the event show Swift reuniting with actress Sadie Sink on the red carpet. She was seen donning a burnt-orange suit and chunky loafers. The 'Stranger Things' actress features in the musician's 10-minute film alongside actor Dylan O'Brien.

Taylor Swift made heads turn in stunning gold sequin gown at Toronto Film Festival red carpet

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<p>Would you wear shoelaces as earrings? Luxury fashion brand Balenciaga has introduced new earrings in the market which are literally shoe laces tied in a bow. The earrings have been dissed not just by the masses but even high fashion snobs and websites.&nbsp;<br />
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Most cannot seem to digest the price of the earrings. The fashion brand has priced the shoelace earrings at USD 250. The earrings are literally shoe laces glued to earring backs.&nbsp;<br />
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Highsnobsociety, a fashion watchdog of sorts on Instagram, shared an image of the new earrings and wrote, "Every so often something lands on our desk that’s just too stupid to let lie."<br />
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"Regardless of whether MATCHESFASHION describes them as an example of "Demna’s ability to incorporate everyday objects into the house’s jewellery collections," they simply are shoelaces with earrings glued to them."</p>

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<p>Several fans on social media were quick to call out the brand for its bizarre sense of fashion.&nbsp;<br />
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“Balenciaga is a social experiment,” a user wrote. "Isn’t that that their ethos or mission statement??? What will people buy cuz somebody said it was cool??" another commented<br />
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"I’d be charging more if I was them lmao," someone added.</p>

<p>"THANK YOU for calling this out. Sometimes we need people within the industry to remind others of humanity,” a person said.</p>

<p>“Balenciaga is trolling at this point,” an Instagram user replied.</p>

<p>This is not the first time that Balenciaga has made headlines for its eccentric fashion. The brand has previously charged USD 110 for a reusable coffee cup and USD 650 for metal coasters. Earlier this year, the brand was also called out for pricing Trash Bag pouches&nbsp;for a whopping USD 1,790.<br />
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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-balenciaga-introduces-fully-destroyed-sneakers-the-internet-cannot-digest-its-price-477860">Balenciaga introduces fully destroyed sneakers, the Internet cannot digest its price</a></p>

<p>After facing severe backlash over its new shoelace earrings, the brand eventually reportedly decided to drop it from its recent collection although there has not been any official statement on it so far.&nbsp;</p>


Would you wear shoelaces as earrings? Luxury fashion brand Balenciaga has introduced new earrings in the market which are literally shoe laces tied in a bow. The earrings have been dissed not just by the masses but even high fashion snobs and websites.

Would you wear shoelaces as earrings? Luxury fashion brand Balenciaga has introduced new earrings in the market which are literally shoe laces tied in a bow. The earrings have been dissed not just by the masses but even high fashion snobs and websites. Most cannot seem to digest the price of the earrings. The fashion brand has priced the shoelace earrings at USD 250. The earrings are literally shoe laces glued to earring backs. Highsnobsociety, a fashion watchdog of sorts on Instagram, shared an image of the new earrings and wrote, "Every so often something lands on our desk that’s just too stupid to let lie." "Regardless of whether MATCHESFASHION describes them as an example of "Demna’s ability to incorporate everyday objects into the house’s jewellery collections," they simply are shoelaces with earrings glued to them." View this post on Instagram A post shared by HIGHSNOBIETY (@highsnobiety) × Several fans on social media were quick to call out the brand for its bizarre sense of fashion. “Balenciaga is a social experiment,” a user wrote. "Isn’t that that their ethos or mission statement??? What will people buy cuz somebody said it was cool??" another commented . "I’d be charging more if I was them lmao," someone added. "THANK YOU for calling this out. Sometimes we need people within the industry to remind others of humanity,” a person said. “Balenciaga is trolling at this point,” an Instagram user replied. This is not the first time that Balenciaga has made headlines for its eccentric fashion. The brand has previously charged USD 110 for a reusable coffee cup and USD 650 for metal coasters. Earlier this year, the brand was also called out for pricing Trash Bag pouches for a whopping USD 1,790. Balenciaga introduces fully destroyed sneakers, the Internet cannot digest its price After facing severe backlash over its new shoelace earrings, the brand eventually reportedly decided to drop it from its recent collection although there has not been any official statement on it so far.

Balenciaga gets called out for pricing shoelace earrings for $250

From the border sarees to bell bottom pants, and then sarees again, Indian women's fashion has evolved over years since Independence.

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<p>On July 11, 2022, NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) unveiled the sharpest ever and most precise image of the distant universe. The oldest galaxies that have never been observed have been&nbsp;captured in the photograph known as Webb’s First Deep Field. Fashion is now being used to highlight this revolutionary image.</p>

<p>Astrophysicists now have a better understanding of the appearance of some of the first stars and galaxies in the cosmos thanks to the spectacular unveiling of JWST’s first images of high scientific grade. The full-colour, infrared First Deep Field photograph, which captures a moment in the early cosmos and notably the SMACS 0723 galaxy cluster, has become a new favourite for many people all around the world. One company has turned the stunning artwork created by its erratic, glinting galaxies into a wonderful, galaxy garment.</p>

<p>Svaha, a fashion company, has unveiled a new JWST-themed collection that includes a dress, top, and cardigan. This project combines its two hobbies, science and fashion. Each of these goods' cotton materials is completely covered with a NASA photograph that captures a tiny speck of space in exquisite clarity. Customers of Svaha were reportedly very interested in the JWST outfit. The dress sells for $79.99.</p>

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<p>The NIRCam telescope can look farther into space than ever before thanks to its infrared sensors. The light that reached the telescope took so long to enter the solar system to generate the pattern seen on the clothing that the ensuing shapes depict the universe when it was less than a billion years old. The well-known JWST image was digitally printed into the fabric of the dress in order to precisely mimic these sharp features and realistic dimensions (95 per cent cotton and 5 per cent lycra). Short sleeves and a flared, knee-length skirt with pockets sewed into the waist complete its design.</p>

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On July 11, 2022, NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) unveiled the sharpest ever and most precise image of the distant universe. The oldest galaxies that have never been observed have been captured in the photograph known as Webb’s First Deep Field.

On July 11, 2022, NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) unveiled the sharpest ever and most precise image of the distant universe. The oldest galaxies that have never been observed have been captured in the photograph known as Webb’s First Deep Field. Fashion is now being used to highlight this revolutionary image. Astrophysicists now have a better understanding of the appearance of some of the first stars and galaxies in the cosmos thanks to the spectacular unveiling of JWST’s first images of high scientific grade. The full-colour, infrared First Deep Field photograph, which captures a moment in the early cosmos and notably the SMACS 0723 galaxy cluster, has become a new favourite for many people all around the world. One company has turned the stunning artwork created by its erratic, glinting galaxies into a wonderful, galaxy garment. Svaha, a fashion company, has unveiled a new JWST-themed collection that includes a dress, top, and cardigan. This project combines its two hobbies, science and fashion. Each of these goods' cotton materials is completely covered with a NASA photograph that captures a tiny speck of space in exquisite clarity. Customers of Svaha were reportedly very interested in the JWST outfit. The dress sells for $79.99. Also Read: Putin signs Russian naval doctrine, says US, NATO ‘main threats’ to national security The NIRCam telescope can look farther into space than ever before thanks to its infrared sensors. The light that reached the telescope took so long to enter the solar system to generate the pattern seen on the clothing that the ensuing shapes depict the universe when it was less than a billion years old. The well-known JWST image was digitally printed into the fabric of the dress in order to precisely mimic these sharp features and realistic dimensions (95 per cent cotton and 5 per cent lycra). Short sleeves and a flared, knee-length skirt with pockets sewed into the waist complete its design. (with inputs from agencies)

Dress with James Webb telescope’s deepest image of universe selling at shocking price

In this segment of the Good Life, Indian designer Rahul Mishra tells how Indian fashion is now going global. Watch this report by Priyanka Sharma.

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<p><span><span><span><span lang="EN-US"><span><span>While it's extremely important to look after your skin, be on the alert for these substances, as they can affect not only your skin but your entire body. </span></span></span><span><span><span><span><span>Look for </span></span></span></span></span><span><span><span><span><span>these</span></span></span></span></span> <span><span><span><span><span>specific</span></span></span></span></span> <span><span><span><span><span>materials</span></span></span></span></span> <span><span><span><span><span>withinside the</span></span></span></span></span><span><span><span><span><span> commodities and </span></span></span></span></span><span><span><span><span><span>keep away from</span></span></span></span></span><span><span><span><span><span> them. These harmful substances include:</span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></p>

<p><span><span><span><strong><span lang="EN-US"><span><span>FRAGRANCE:</span></span></span></strong></span></span></span></p>

<p><span><span><span><span lang="EN-US"><span><span>Both natural and synthetic perfumes have the potential to irritate your skin. Fragrances are one of the major causes of contact dermatitis, a skin condition in which your skin becomes red and inflamed after coming into contact with an irritant.</span></span></span></span></span></span></p>

<p><span><span><span><span lang="EN-US"><span><span>Artificial scents are made up of a combination of chemicals that can irritate your skin, such as solvents and preservatives. Because of the volatility of the chemicals used to produce them, they have even been known to induce skin disorders including eczema and psoriasis.</span></span></span></span></span></span></p>

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<span><span><span><strong><span lang="EN-US"><span><span>PARABENS:</span></span></span></strong></span></span></span></p>

<p><span><span><span><span lang="EN-US"><span><span>Preservatives like parabens are used in skin care products to make them stay longer. The use of parabens in cosmetics is completely safe and poses no severe health risks. It can, however, easily pass through your skin and into your body. They can cause problems because they stay in your body's tissues and fluids. By functioning similarly to estrogen, a hormone that is vital for women's reproductive health, parabens may also disrupt hormone production.</span></span></span></span></span></span></p>

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<p><span><span><span><strong><span lang="EN-US"><span><span>FORMALDEHYDE</span></span></span></strong></span></span></span></p>

<p><span><span><span><span lang="EN-US"><span><span>In skincare, formaldehyde is frequently used as a preservative. It's a colourless gas that is used to keep bacteria from expanding and growing. Nail polishes, hair straightening treatments, hair gels, nail hardeners, shampoos, deodorants, lotions, and makeup all contain formaldehyde. It's linked to developmental toxins, hair loss, scalp burns, asthma, and neurotoxicity, among other things. Formaldehyde can cause dizziness and unconsciousness when inhaled.</span></span></span></span></span></span></p>

<p><span><span><span><strong><span lang="EN-US"><span><span>PHTHALATES</span></span></span></strong></span></span></span></p>

<p><span><span><span><span lang="EN-US"><span><span>Diethyl phthalate is the most frequent form of phthalate found in skincare products (DEP). DEP helps the penetration and absorption of skin-care products like our moisturizers and creams. DEP is used to help the scent linger for long hours in various products.&nbsp;According to the FDA, even at the highest levels, phthalates found in skincare products pose no substantial health hazards. Phthalates, on the other hand, are known endocrine disruptors. This means they may interfere with our hormones' regular functions in our bodies.</span></span></span></span></span></span></p>

<p><span><span><span><strong><span lang="EN-US"><span><span>PETROLATUM</span></span></span></strong></span></span></span></p>

<p><span><span><span><span lang="EN-US"><span><span>Petrolatum is a softening agent that is ideal for dry skin. Petrolatum is found in lip balms and moisturizers. It provides a barrier that keeps water from escaping while also preventing moisture from the air from being absorbed. Your skin will ultimately dry out, which is why you'll be inclined to reapply your lip balm.</span></span></span></span></span></span><span><span><span>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</span></span></span></p>

<p><span><span><span><span lang="EN-US"><span><span>Look out for these ingredients the next time you go out shopping. A habit of reading ingredients before buying any product is definitely going to save you a doctor’s visit!</span></span></span></span></span></span></p>

<p><strong>(Disclaimer: The views of the writer do not represent the views of WION or ZMCL. Nor does WION or ZMCL endorse the views of the writer.)</strong></p>


While it's extremely important to look after your skin, be on the alert for these substances, as they can affect not only your skin but your entire body. Look for these specific materials withinside the commodities and keep away from them.

While it's extremely important to look after your skin, be on the alert for these substances, as they can affect not only your skin but your entire body. Look for these specific materials withinside the commodities and keep away from them. These harmful substances include: FRAGRANCE: Both natural and synthetic perfumes have the potential to irritate your skin. Fragrances are one of the major causes of contact dermatitis, a skin condition in which your skin becomes red and inflamed after coming into contact with an irritant. Artificial scents are made up of a combination of chemicals that can irritate your skin, such as solvents and preservatives. Because of the volatility of the chemicals used to produce them, they have even been known to induce skin disorders including eczema and psoriasis. PARABENS: Preservatives like parabens are used in skin care products to make them stay longer. The use of parabens in cosmetics is completely safe and poses no severe health risks. It can, however, easily pass through your skin and into your body. They can cause problems because they stay in your body's tissues and fluids. By functioning similarly to estrogen, a hormone that is vital for women's reproductive health, parabens may also disrupt hormone production. FORMALDEHYDE In skincare, formaldehyde is frequently used as a preservative. It's a colourless gas that is used to keep bacteria from expanding and growing. Nail polishes, hair straightening treatments, hair gels, nail hardeners, shampoos, deodorants, lotions, and makeup all contain formaldehyde. It's linked to developmental toxins, hair loss, scalp burns, asthma, and neurotoxicity, among other things. Formaldehyde can cause dizziness and unconsciousness when inhaled. PHTHALATES Diethyl phthalate is the most frequent form of phthalate found in skincare products (DEP). DEP helps the penetration and absorption of skin-care products like our moisturizers and creams. DEP is used to help the scent linger for long hours in various products. According to the FDA, even at the highest levels, phthalates found in skincare products pose no substantial health hazards. Phthalates, on the other hand, are known endocrine disruptors. This means they may interfere with our hormones' regular functions in our bodies. PETROLATUM Petrolatum is a softening agent that is ideal for dry skin. Petrolatum is found in lip balms and moisturizers. It provides a barrier that keeps water from escaping while also preventing moisture from the air from being absorbed. Your skin will ultimately dry out, which is why you'll be inclined to reapply your lip balm. Look out for these ingredients the next time you go out shopping. A habit of reading ingredients before buying any product is definitely going to save you a doctor’s visit! (Disclaimer: The views of the writer do not represent the views of WION or ZMCL. Nor does WION or ZMCL endorse the views of the writer.)

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