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Jacqueline Kilikita

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Oct 1, 2026
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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Jacqueline Kilikita

    Hailey Bieber’s Chocolate Manicure Looks Good Enough To Eat (opens the original)

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    There’s very little element of surprise when it comes to my fortnightly manicure. Every two weeks, my nail artist knows exactly who – and what – I’ll be pointing to as inspiration: a picture of Hailey Bieber’s latest set. We’ve done glazed doughnut using chrome powder, syrup nails with jelly polish and even tiny fruit accents, but this autumn, we’re going mocha – inspired, of course, by Bieber’s newest manicure. While merlot nails were trending with celebrities like Uma Thurman

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Jacqueline Kilikita

    French Bobs, Lobs And Pixies: 22 Trending Haircuts From Paris Fashion Week (opens the original)

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    There are some things the French do exceptionally well, like perfume, cafés, wine, and perhaps above all, haircuts. Just look at the universally beloved styles they’ve inspired, from the French bob and the chignon to the French twist. It all makes Paris Fashion Week an obvious place to seek out fresh haircut inspiration. And while the runways could be where you’d expect to find it, often the pavements come up trumps. Just a couple of days into the spring/summer 2027 collections, the crowds outsi

  3. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Jacqueline Kilikita

    Purple Is Autumn’s Surprisingly Wearable Make-Up Trend (opens the original)

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    There’s something about purple that feels perfectly suited to autumn. Whimsical, a little mysterious and undeniably regal, make-up artists to stars such as Zendaya and Zara Larsson have been experimenting with soft lilac, muted mauve and deep plum this season. And it’s not just celebrities. At fashion week, purple hues were swept across lids at Sportmax, smudged onto lips at Burberry and made cheekbones pop at Harris Reed. Is purple the new neutral, then? Maybe that would be to overstate it,

  4. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Jacqueline Kilikita

    Milan’s Biggest Celebrity Manicure Trend? A Splash Of Merlot (opens the original)

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    I know autumn has arrived when pumpkin spice is back on the menu, leather jackets are brought out of hibernation, and manicurists ditch the nudes, pastels and juicy neons for appropriately moody shades of merlot. And nowhere was the dark, seasonal manicure more prevalent than at Milan Fashion Week, where celebrity guests on the front rows fell into one of two camps: entirely bare nails or – my favourite – short, deliciously glossy tips painted in shades of burgundy, maroon and claret. Naomi

  5. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Jacqueline Kilikita

    This Is The Number One Bob Trend At Fashion Week (opens the original)

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    Few haircuts are brought up as often as the bob in beauty circles. And while it’s nothing new – the style dates back generations, having shape-shifted from a symbol of rebellion to a marker of modernity – hairstylists are constantly reimagining the popular short cut. In the past few months we’ve spotted the Nordic bob – characterised by blunt ends and an androgynous feel – and the butterfly bob, with its swishy layers for a winged, face-framing effect. This fashion week, however,

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