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In the realm of celebrity fashion, Kim Kardashian consistently delivers striking ensembles, frequently venturing into daring territories such as boldly angled necklines, defying gravity with her gowns, or adorning herself in materials like chainmail. Her hairstyles have ranged from a wet look to the illusion of liquid hair, but she has recently taken the water theme to unprecedented levels by combining her water-inspired hairstyle with a Balenciaga dress that mimics the wet look, creating an effect unlike anything I’ve ever witnessed.

Designer Chet Lo, hailing from Asia, is spearheading an innovative movement, expanding his team of spiked knitwear creators with a focus on sensuality. After graduating from Lulu Kennedy’s Fashion East, Chet Lo has made a significant impact on the London Fashion Week calendar, showcasing his Spring/Summer 2025 collection on the opening day with an emotional homage to powerful women who never give up.

As a fervent admirer, I join the chorus of voices criticizing Donald Trump’s recent comments about immigrants in Springfield, Ohio. Just like Francis Ford Coppola, I find such claims not only unfounded but also offensive and disrespectful to the immigrant community.

In Bollywood, Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh have become proud parents, with their baby girl being born on September 8, 2024. Back in February of this year, Deepika announced her pregnancy. The couple officially shared the news of their first child’s arrival on Instagram, catching up with fellow stars and fans on the exciting development. Lately, Shah Rukh Khan paid a visit to Deepika at Mumbai’s HN Reliance Hospital following her delivery. On September 13, Radhika Merchant and the Ambani family dropped by to see the new mom and her baby girl at the hospital.

I’ve had my fill of the current wave of Gen X nostalgia that’s flooding everywhere, from hit shows like Stranger Things, Axel F, and most recently, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice on popular streaming platforms and at the box office. Honestly, I’m tired of it all. To be clear, while I identify as a Gen Xer, born in the mid-70s and maturing during the late ’80s and early ’90s, I still appreciate the music and films from that time. However, I can’t seem to connect with the modern reinterpretations or revivals of those memories. In essence, it’s not my cup of tea anymore.