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Reçu aujourd’hui — 7 décembre 2025

‘You have to stay curious’: Michael Kors on his inclusive brand’s global rise

7 décembre 2025 à 14:00

With a return to thinness in the fashion industry, catwalks spanning size, age and race may be the secret of the Kors appeal

The sale of Versace to Prada this week in a $1.4bn deal marked a new chapter for two storied Italian fashion houses.

It also left Versace’s former parent company, Capri Holdings, with an even greater focus on Michael Kors, the 44-year-old brand know as America’s Armani that made up about 70% of sales in its last financial year.

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© Photograph: John Shearer/WireImage

© Photograph: John Shearer/WireImage

Reçu hier — 6 décembre 2025

Gen Z office survival guide: how to overcome telephobia and get up early

6 décembre 2025 à 13:00

Experts advise younger workers to practice phone calls with friends and embrace adventure of small talk

If you are a millennial, part of gen X or a boomer, you probably do not give a second thought to picking up the phone to talk to someone or chit-chatting beside the office water cooler. But for gen Z, those common workplace moments are a huge source of anxiety.

According to a study released this week, early mornings, working with older colleagues and making small talk are just some of the things employees born between 1997 and 2012 dread.

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‘I have never felt so popular!’: can I change my look – and my life – with a clip-on fringe?

22 novembre 2025 à 11:00

The haircut of the moment is ‘The Claudia’, but not everyone has the luscious locks of la Winkleman. Not a problem. Fake fringes are everywhere – and I tried one out

The 70s had “the Fawcett.” In the 90s it was all about “the Rachel.” But now there’s a new era-defining hair cut. “The Claudia.” Yes, the glossy inky-black block fringe that mostly shrouds the face of its owner, the presenter Claudia Winkleman, has become a seminal moment on and off TV screens.

It is a fringe that has spawned memes, online forums dedicated to debating its length and a fan account on X. “Thoughts and opinions from the highest paid fringe on the BBC” reads the bio. Alan Carr has described it, not Winkleman, as a national treasure.

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© Photograph: Sophia Evans/The Guardian

© Photograph: Sophia Evans/The Guardian

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