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Daily Mail
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
27 summer heatwave fashion buys that will keep you cool while the weather is hot, from £16
Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission - learn more As the heatwaves continue, you may be wondering how to navigate summer without resorting to walking down the local high street in your swimmers. Whether you are staying in the UK or wiggling off to sunnier destinations, these looks have you covered from dawn to dusk. Simply switch up your accessories for strappy heels and gold jewellery and they'll scream holiday evening glamour. Linen is a longstanding favourite thanks to its breathability and endlessly chic vibe – think off-duty Parisienne sauntering around the city. It also washes amazingly, which, let's face it, is a necessity in these temperatures. (When drying your linen pieces, make sure to hang them out immediately to stretch them out, or have the hand-steamer at the ready.) Of course, linen comes with a word of warning: it will crease. However, this is an accepted part of the aesthetic and doesn't prevent it looking effortless and put-together. Linen wasn't the only hero trend of S/S 25: the runways were also big on crochet, in the form of dresses, skirts, tops, bags and swimwear. With labels such as Gabriela Hearst, Acne Studios, Isabel Marant and Ralph Lauren showing looks inspired by the traditional fishnet design, it was only a matter of time until the high street put a modern (and cheaper) spin on the trend. To really make the most of their gorgeous neutral tones, team these looks with leather, woven; and chunky accessories. Hair: Jamie McCormick using Hair by Sam McKnight. Make-up: Jose Bass using Chanel Les Beiges Golden Hour collection and No 1 de Chanel Body Serum-In-Mist. Model: Anissa at The Hive
Daily Mail
02-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Succession star Annabelle Dexter-Jones ties the knot five months after engagement to chef Daniel Humm
Succession star Annabelle Dexter-Jones has tied the knot. The 38-year-old actress married 48-year-old Swiss chef Daniel Humm last weekend, with Humm taking to Instagram on Tuesday to share the news. 'I don't know where to even begin but this past weekend I got to marry my soulmate,' he began a caption as he shared a photo of his now-wife in a white dress by Gabriela Hearst. The note to his one million followers continued, 'my best friend @gabrielahearst and her incredible team created this poetic dress that shares the same beauty of Annabelle, a beauty that seems to be from a different time.' Their engagement was announced in February via social media as Humm wrote online: 'When you know, you know. With you it's been so obvious @princesssummerfall.' Shortly before their nuptials, the gushing fiancé shared a photo kissing his bride-to-be and wrote, 'Next time we'll kiss we'll be married.' The wedding was officiated by Francesco Clemente and literary icon Fran Lebowitz was present as a witness. Annabelle and Daniel were initially linked in September when they were spotted sharing PDA at the U.S. Open. Humm is a Michelin-starred chef who presides over the fine dining Big Apple establishment Eleven Madison Park. He previously dated actress Demi Moore, and he was married once before to Geneen Wright, with whom he shares daughters Vivienne and Colette. The culinary extraordinaire also shares daughter Justine with ex-girlfriend Elaine Mathieu. In June he shared an image of his daughters with Annabelle on a beach, writing, 'Life never really ever made sense before YOU @princesssummerfall ! Thank you so much for the endless love you share with me and my daughters. Justine, Vivienne and Colette. Love you very BIG.' Justine took to the comments to say, 'I'm super happy for you - love you guys.' Humm wrote in his post revealing the engagement, 'Never did I imagine someone so special would exist, and you have shown me what true love is. Together, we will be on this journey forever on. Love you.' Dexter-Jones, who portrayed media heiress Naomi Pierce on the HBO hit series, was previously linked to artist Dan Colen, 46. The entertainer, who has also appeared on American Horror Story, was also formerly in a relationship with André Saraiva, 54, a prominent artist and businessman. She is the daughter of jewelry designer Ann Dexter-Jones and Foreigner musician Mick Jones. Annabelle is half-siblings, via her mother, with music producer Mark Ronson, DJ Samantha Ronson and fashion designer Charlotte Ronson.
Vogue
04-06-2025
- Business
- Vogue
Gabriela Hearst Resort 2026 Collection
Gabriela Hearst is always seeking. She's studied Druids, ancient mythology, and groundbreaking women across time. Lately, she's turned to the Tarot, pulling a card each morning and writing down the results. The Lovers card in the Marseille deck gave this collection its color palette: pink, green, and blue, instead of the black, white, gold, and red she typically favors. It also gave her a template for this photo shoot; in the Marseille deck, there are three figures on the Lovers card rather than the usual pair: two women and a man. Hearst did some rearranging, she's got one woman and two men in these pictures, and more power to her. Power women are Hearst's clientele—she reports that tailoring is 24% of her sales. To better cater to these customers, she's added a bespoke service at her Madison Avenue boutique; presumably, if it's successful, it could be rolled out across her store network. She's cut a pre-fall pantsuit in cotton, a material she typically avoids because of the extraordinary amounts of water it requires to grow/ This cotton is grown on a regenerative farm in Italy; 'it gives this fresh, sharp look to the suiting,' she said. Other suit jackets were swaddled under bomber jackets, soft power being the look she was going for. As ever, Hearst's materials are remarkable, whether its the floral silk jacquard of a romantic dress, lifted from a drawing of her daughter's; the fine cashmere knitted with beads of a sweater and matching midi skirt; or the plongé leather of an M-65 field jacket. New this season is a double-face cashmere coat in black that reverses to camel, which bumps up its functionalty (she also showed it in a burgundy and pink version). Another novelty: 100% recycled denim used for jackets and jeans with wool, enamel, and leather buttons that you can twist off so you can throw the pieces in the washing machine to clean.
Vogue Singapore
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Vogue Singapore
Crochet shoes are this summer's breeziest staple
May is slipping away, we're in the heat of summer and high humidity is on the horizon. Navigating this capricious climate means reaching for pieces that feel effortless. Our solution? Get on board with the crochet shoe trend that has become a recurring sight on the spring/summer 2025 runways. No longer reserved for lazy beach days, this versatile material is experiencing a resurgence this year and it's no secret why. Designers have co-signed this trend in a big way. Jacquemus went for a more cheerful route, with their woven slingback pumps in the colour of the season while Fendi opted for a sleek approach with their polished woven slip ons. Then there was Chloé's woven flats and Gabriela Hearst's pointy slingbacks, which proved that crochet could hold its own refined appeal as well. Fendi spring/summer 2025. iMAXtree Jacquemus spring/summer 2025. iMAXtree Chloé spring/summer 2025. iMAXtree Off the ss25 runway, however, there are already stylish options available. Consider soft neutral crochet shoes from Prada and Staud that will pair seamlessly with breezy linen sets or cotton sundresses. For the office bound, look to Burberry 's crocheted pumps to ace the corporate core aesthetic. Want to make a statement? The pink Aquazzura sandal, with its playful crochet flowers, will definitely turn a few heads on your next getaway. So while your entire wardrobe lightens up, consider letting your footwear do the same. Below, shop the ultimate Vogue approved edit of the best crochet shoes on the market. Courtesy of Net-a-porter 1 / 12 Staud Alba leather-trimmed crocheted ballet flats, $584 Available at Net-a-porter. Courtesy of Mytheresa 2 / 12 Bottega Veneta blink 80 crochet raffia mules, $1,820 Available at Mytheresa. Courtesy of Farfetch 3 / 12 Prada crochet-detail leather sandals, $1,580 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Mytheresa 4 / 12 Jacquemus double 110 woven leather wedge mules Available at Mytheresa. Courtesy of Miu Miu 5 / 12 Miu Miu crochet-knit ballerina shoes, $1,900 Available at Miu Miu. Courtesy of Farfetch 6 / 12 Valentino Garavani 60mm VLogo signature embroidered sandals, $1,398 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Farfetch 7 / 12 Miu Miu crochet-knit slides, $2,020 Available at Farfetch. Courtesy of Net-a-porter 8 / 12 Alaïa metallic crocheted ballet flats, $1,972 Available at Net-a-porter. Courtesy of Mytheresa 9 / 12 Chloé marcie leather-trimmed crochet espadrilles, $630 Available at Mytheresa. Courtesy of Mytheresa 10 / 12 Prada crochet leather ballerinas pumps, $1,475 Available at Mytheresa. Courtesy of Mytheresa 11 / 12 Aquazzura Noches Tropicales 85 raffia sandals, $1,300 Available at Mytheresa. Courtesy of Net-a-porter 12 / 12 Burberry leather-trimmed embroidered crocheted pumps, $914 Available at Net-a-porter.
Fashion Network
24-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Gabriela Hearst launches Tailored Bespoke
Gabriela Hearst has announced the launch of Tailored Bespoke, a new offering focused on tailoring. As part of Tailored Bespoke, the maison is now inviting clients to create fully personalized suiting for both men and women, available exclusively at its flagship boutiques in New York, Beverly Hills, and London. It offers twelve mix-and-match styles drawn from Gabriela Hearst's best-selling silhouettes. Clients can choose from boot-cut or straight-legged trousers, as well as single- or double-breasted jackets, each available in both lined and unlined constructions, among other options. Sizing runs from 34 to 50 for women and 44 to 58 for men. A curated swatch book showcases the maison's Italian-woven materials, including sportswear wool, silk and virgin wool, and cashmere corduroy in an array of 20 different colors. Lastly, clients can select from four button options, crafted from materials like leather, tiger's eye, wood, and rose-gold-toned metal, and personalize the interior of their garments with embroidered initials, names, special dates, or meaningful messages.
