8 h. ago PrettyLittleThing: My honest review of the fashion retailer’s rebrand and new collection

Fast fashion retailer PrettyLittleThing completely overhauled their brand with a sophisticated new look.

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18 h. ago 5 things about polynucleotides to know before trying the trending salmon sperm treatment

Polynucleotides – aka 'the salmon sperm treatment' – is becoming one of the most popular aesthetic tweakments to ask for in clinics nowadays. Here's what I learnt after trying it myself...

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6 d. ago The Ordinary’s scalp serum instantly cured my dry flaky scalp

Dandruff plagued me for most of my formative years

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6 d. ago ‘Five unexpected things I learnt about polyneucleotides after trying the trending treatment’

Polyneucleotides – aka 'the salmon sperm treatment' – is becoming one of the most popular aesthetic tweakments to ask for in clinics nowadays. Here's what I learnt after trying it myself...

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7 d. ago These ghd hair straighteners are the ‘fastest I’ve ever used’

Two beauty experts put the all-new ghd chronos max to the test

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1 week ago Forget NuFace’s £385 microcurrent device, this £39 tool is seriously sculpting

My crow’s feet are significantly less pronounced than this time six months ago

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1 week ago Twiggy review – Sadie Frost’s breezy telling of sunny fashion star’s landmark career

Frost’s documentary follows the working-class Londoner taking bad luck in her stride as she progresses from fashion to film stardom and back againThis feelgood film directed by Sadie Frost is about the 60s fashion icon Twiggy; originally Lesley Hornby from Neasden in London, latterly Lesley Lawson after her marriage to actor Leigh Lawson, and then Dame Lesley Lawson with her DBE in 2019. (That is how she was gazetted, at all events, although Dame Twiggy has a ring to it.) With comments from A-listers including Edward Enninful and Suzy Menkes, it tells us the story of a working-class heroine with an almost eerily beautiful gamine face who became a fashion legend with a pop-star status that eluded earlier figures such as Jean Shrimpton, though without the smouldering attitude of the supermodel generation that came later.Twiggy made a glorious success of her life, and never conformed to any tragic narrative about how triumph in the ephemeral world of fashion and fame must surely be pun...

Events

2 w. ago Vanessa Feltz says Kylie Jenner 'looks like she's off to Hooters,' compares Timothee Chalamet to a tub of Lurpak and brands Whoopi Goldberg's dress a 'car crash' in savage Oscars review

The TV personality, 63, did not hold back as she gave her 2025 Oscars fashion review in an update on Tuesday.

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2 w. ago Here’s why I wouldn’t recommend Beauty Pie’s new LED face mask

It’s fine, but is it worth the investment?

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3 w. ago The Ordinary’s £6 serum foundation is finally back – and it’s just as good as I remember

The bargain formula was discontinued in 2021

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3 w. ago This affordable mascara added length and drama to my lashes in just 10 seconds

Just two coats of Rimmel’s formula gave the illusion of length and lift

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3 w. ago The Ordinary’s new £10 essence instantly revived my lacklustre skin

The new release launches today, 25 February

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3 w. ago 'This TOG24 jacket is my new best friend for keeping dry on dog walks in spring weather'

Finding the perfect spring jacket can be tough, but Shopping Writer Meghan says her new TOG24 jacket is 'a game-changer for spring' when it comes to walking in the changing weather and temperatures

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3 w. ago I used The Ordinary’s £8 glycolic acid for a month and it ‘transformed my skin’

The toner really does live up to the hype

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3 w. ago This £5 hair spray rivals Color Wow’s £27 dream coat for delivering shine

claims to boost shine, tame frizz and protect against heat

Society

4 w. ago The Face Magazine: Culture Shift review – rebellious fashion photography with a raucous sense of fun

National Portrait Gallery, LondonThe style monthly was loud, left-field and unabashedly British. The 200 images from 50 photographers on show reflect its furious energy and explosive creative couplings SPEED SEX GORE AGGRO promised a 1998 cover of the Face. The cover star was Alexander McQueen, looking like a revenant with blanched white skin and blood-red eyes. “He wanted to express the idea of the burning rage felt by Joan of Arc being burned at the stake,” the photographer Nick Knight recalls.In its initial run between 1980 and 2004, the cult style magazine served this kind of madness every month to its avid young readers. The Face even managed to make David Beckham dirty, with soy sauce and coffee dribbling down his abs. This exhibition is suitably splashy, and with more than 200 photographs by 80 photographers it convincingly demonstrates the publication’s influence and audacity. It is a riotous romp through two decades of British fashion, from New Romantics to Gothic Romantics...

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4 w. ago Lisa Eldridge’s pinpoint concealer helped me achieve a ‘flawless complexion’

Forget splodging liquid concealer on your face, this new product provides precision application

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last month After weeks of testing, I can confirm Jones Road’s gel eyeliner is as good as Bobbi Brown says

The MUA has updated her cult formula for her new brand

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