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Hailey Bieber keeps reaching for a classic Y2K zigzag headband, and the pattern is starting to look less casual and more intentional.
The BFC’s Laura Weir launches a six-city decentralization program tied to the 2030 vision, aiming to build British fashion as a national economic asset.
Natural deodorant’s clean-beauty identity is under fire online, with critics calling the category a “money-making scheme by big stinky.” The backlash is real and growing.
Tom Holland called Zendaya “more talented” than him at the Spider-Man: Brand New Day LA premiere, praising her ability to elevate every scene.

































