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NDTV
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Sara Tendulkar Attends Wimbledon Finals In Style With Parents, Sachin And Anjali Tendulkar
Trust Sara Tendulkar to ace it with grace on and off the tennis court. The diva recently attended the Wimbledon finals in London with her parents, Anjali and Sachin Tendulkar. Sara Tendulkar picked a simple green dress for the special occasion. Her well-coordinated style sensibilities gave us every reason to take notes from the fashion connoisseur. Sara Tendulkar wore a sleeveless, fitted green dress that extended just below her knees. The dress had a simple and elegant design with a smooth fabric that gave it a sleek appearance. She teamed her outfit with a pair of flat sandals and a handheld fan with a design featuring leaf patterns on a white background. She accessorised her dress with a gold and silver bracelet stack, a layered necklace, diamond studs and tinted sunglasses. She also carried a beige tote bag with the brand name "LOEWE" printed on it, which also had decorative elements attached to it along the edges. For an elevated glam game, Sara opted for a no-makeup makeup look with well defined eyebrows, subtle eyeshadow and a hint of blush on her cheeks. She wore a muted yet elegant lipstick that added a touch of colour to her lips. Her hair was styled in a straight and sleek manner with a healthy shine that framed her face gracefully. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sara Tendulkar (@saratendulkar) Meanwhile, Sara's father and cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar looked dapper in a navy blue suit and a tie with circular motifs. He paired the formal wear with subtle statement pieces, including blue gladiator-style sunglasses. Sara's mother Anjali Tendulkar wore a blue dress to Wimbledon 2025. She styled it with a long necklace, tinted sunglasses, a brown strap watch and flat sandals. The Tendulkar family definitely knows how to widen their style trajectory.
Emirates Woman
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Emirates Woman
12 ultra-luxe timeless pieces to invest in to wear now and forever
There is something undeniably magnetic about the way old money dresses—an effortless sophistication that whispers rather than shouts. This aesthetic, once the exclusive domain of generational wealth, has found an unlikely new audience: Gen Z. On TikTok, the hashtag #OldMoney has amassed over 2.5 billion views, with related tags like #OldMoneyAesthetic and #OldMoneyOutfits pulling in nearly a billion more. But this is not merely a fascination with wealth. It is a cultural shift, a rejection of excess in favor of restraint, and a longing for permanence in an era of disposable trends. To understand why this style resonates so deeply today, we must first trace its origins. The roots of old money dressing stretch back centuries, to the aristocratic circles of Europe where clothing was less about fashion and more about legacy. Families like the Rothschilds and the Windsors built wardrobes designed to last—Savile Row suits, cashmere sweaters softened by decades of wear, pearls passed down through generations. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bally (@bally) Their style was never loud; it was deliberate, understated, and above all, enduring. Across the Atlantic, American dynasties like the Rockefellers and the Kennedys adopted a similar approach. Think of Jackie Kennedy's pillbox hats, JFK's perfectly rumpled polo shirts, or the quiet glamour of Grace Kelly. These were not outfits assembled for a season but for a lifetime. What makes this aesthetic so compelling now is not just its association with wealth but its inherent rejection of modern fashion's excesses. In an age of fast fashion and viral micro-trends, the old money ethos offers an antidote: quality over quantity, subtlety over spectacle, timelessness over transience. The rise of 'quiet luxury' in pop culture, from the understated power dressing in Succession to Sofia Richie's wedding wardrobe has only amplified its appeal. This is not about flaunting wealth but embodying a quieter, more assured kind of elegance. Economic uncertainty has also played a role in this shift. With inflation and housing crises making traditional markers of success feel increasingly out of reach, Gen Z has turned to style as a form of aspirational expression. Unable to buy into the old money lifestyle, they are embracing its aesthetic, often through secondhand and vintage finds. View this post on Instagram A post shared by LOEWE (@loewe) The principles of old money style are deceptively simple. Fabric is paramount. Wool, silk, cashmere, and linen, nothing synthetic or fleeting. The color palette leans on neutrals: creams, navy, camel, and black, ensuring every piece can be worn interchangeably. Tailoring is non-negotiable; even the most basic white shirt looks elevated when it fits perfectly. Logos are absent, because true luxury does not need to announce itself. And perhaps most tellingly, the real old money move is shopping as if your wardrobe is already an heirloom—opting for vintage, secondhand, and pieces that will outlast trends. Swipe for finds that nail the 'old money' aesthetic The true power of this style lies in its accessibility. You don't need a trust fund to dress with intention—you just need to understand that real luxury isn't about what you spend, but how you choose. And in that sense, the old money aesthetic might be the most democratic form of luxury we have left. – For more on how to look smart and live smarter, follow Emirates Man on Facebook and Instagram Images: Supplied & Featured Image: Pinterest
Fashion United
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion United
Loewe: The TikTok trailblazer redefining luxury on social media
In the dynamic landscape of social media, one luxury fashion house is not just participating in the conversation, but actively leading it. Loewe, the Spanish luxury house founded in 1846 and renowned for its exquisite leather goods and innovative ready-to-wear, has plunged headfirst, creating content that resonates deeply with a diverse, digitally native audience. While many established brands cautiously dip their toes into the fast-paced world of short-form video, Loewe's tailored approach to TikTok is captivating audiences and setting a new benchmark for luxury brand engagement. The secret to Loewe's TikTok dominance lies in its ability to embrace and reinterpret trends with a unique twist. It's not just about fashion; the brand weaves in elements from pop culture, food, and everyday life, transforming viral moments into distinctively Loewe content. For instance, a viral "tomato" meme was reinterpreted with a meticulously crafted leather tomato accessory, generating buzz. This playful yet strategic integration allows the brand to remain authentic while pushing creative boundaries. Viral Tomato Meme, Credits: Instagram / @ The result is unparalleled engagement: Loewe boasts nearly 2.3 million followers and consistently sees millions of views across its videos. Among luxury brands, as highlighted in the TikTok Fashion Index, Loewe boasts the highest interaction levels and views, with nearly every video reaching the coveted million-view mark. While many top brands might achieve 1-2 viral content pieces per month, Loewe elevates this to 6-7, demonstrating a profound understanding of the platform's viral mechanics. This digital prowess has contributed to its recent ascent; the brand has frequently topped industry metrics like the Lyst Index, notably reigning as the world's hottest brand in Q2 2024 and Q1 2025, reflecting a significant surge in brand desirability and market performance. @loewe It's called the #CarrieCoon White Lotus Squeeze Bag now. #LOEWE ♬ original sound - LOEWE What makes Loewe's TikTok strategy so effective? A deep understanding of platform-specific content tailoring. While its Instagram presence exudes an aesthetic, artsy, and polished vibe, TikTok becomes a playground for relatability and experimentation. Loewe's content on TikTok is funny, delightfully awkward, and often feels unscripted. It features a diverse cast, from A-list celebrities engaging in candid, often chaotic short talks, to influential athletes and popular TikTok content creators. This unfiltered, human-centric approach speaks directly to Gen Z and beyond, making it nearly impossible to scroll through a For You page without encountering a captivating piece of Loewe content. @loewe Light as a �- our new Featherlight Puzzle bag. #LOEWE ♬ original sound - LOEWE Loewe's success on TikTok demonstrates a crucial shift in luxury marketing. The primary aim isn't direct sales transactions on the platform, but rather a strategy focused on increasing brand reputation and relatability. It's a move away from traditional exclusivity and toward an inclusive, dynamic dialogue, allowing people to connect with the brand even if its items are high-end and expensive. By embracing the platform's native language, humor, and spontaneity, Loewe proves that high fashion can be both aspirational and approachable. The brand isn't just selling products; it's cultivating emotional connections, planting seeds of aspiration, and building a loyal community that genuinely loves its authentic, engaging presence. The brand's fearless embrace of the "chronically online" ethos is a masterclass in modern digital marketing, solidifying its position as a true trailblazer in the luxury space.
Graziadaily
25-06-2025
- Graziadaily
Don't go on holiday until you've seen the best beauty travel buys
Summer holidays are go- but which travel tribe do you belong to? You can tell a lot about someone from the contents of their tray at airport security. Take the wellness warrior- easily spotted from a mile off with their perfectly curated line-up of collagen sachets, matcha powder and that sleep mist they swear by for long-haul flights. Then there's the skincare savant, armed with balm cleansers, sheet masks, and enough facial tech to rival a Harley Street clinic. And let's not forget the Birkenstock-clad bougie backpacker- as fancy as she is practical (designer deodorant, anyone?) And a moment for the fragrance fiend, the make-up maximalist and the mane masetro, who don't do things by half, either. Which of our six Grazia travel tribes will you fall in to? You need a scent for day, evening, the beach and poolside, as well as travel candles to make that Airbnb smell like home 1. CHANEL Chance Eau Splendide EDP, £149 for 100ml. 2 + 9. OREBELLA Nightcap Parfum and Salted Muse Parfum, £32 for 10ml each. 3. VIOLETTE_FR Avec Amour Huile de Parfum Rollerball, £57 for 15ml. 4. GISOU Honey Infused Hair Perfume Mini in Wild Rose, £19 for 15ml. 5. GLOSSIER Body Spritz Orange Blossom Neroli, £35 for 100ml. 6. THE NUE CO Water Therapy, £125 for 50ml. 7. Sunglasses, £580, LOEWE X PAULA'S IBIZA. 8. HERMÈS Un Jardin à Cythère Hair and Body Dry Oil, £50 for 50ml. 10. JO MALONE LONDON Most Loved Travel Candles Trio, £84. 11. Swimsuit, £79, Bluebella. 12. Flipflops, £95, ANCIENT GREEK SANDALS Supplements? Sorted. Sleep aids? Check. And we won't even start on your ceremonial-grade Japanese matcha powder... 1. AERY LIVING Dream Catcher Pulse Point Roll On, £12. 2. ROSS J BARR Sleep Patches, £15. 3. LUNA Daily The Hydrating All Over Deodorant, £14. 4. DIRTEA Mushroom Matcha, £17.99 for 7 sachets. 5. Suitcase, £1,200, RIMOWA. 6. AirPod case, £15, NOT ANOTHER BILL. 7. THIS WORKS Deep Sleep Pillow Spray, £25. 8. AERY LIVING Positive Energy Mini Bath Salts, £10. 9. THE NUE CO Magnesium Ease, £20. 10. VIDA GLOW Natural Marine Collagen Sachets Original, £39 for 30. 11. VITABIOTICS Perfectil Max Skin, Hair & Nails, £23.95 for 84 and Radiance Skin Time Defy, £41.95 for 60. 12. L'OCCITANE Shea Intensive Hand Balm, £29. 13. Pouch, £550, LOEWE Your pre-booked Balinese treehouse has a four-poster bed, your hand sanitiser comes with skincare benefits and you're packing a heated eye wand – because why rough it when you can de-puff it? 1. Sunglasses, £260, GUCCI. 2. Cap, £425, LOEWE. 3. Instax mini 12 Polaroid camera, £79.99, FUJIFILM. 4. NEVER GO ALONE Sanitising Treatment Mist, £28. 5. BAMFORD Body Lotion and Body Wash (part of Green Weekender set), £29. 6. Beige passport cover, £180, ANYA HINDMARCH. 7. Green passport cover, £85, ASPINAL OF LONDON. 8. NÉCESSAIRE The Deodorant Gel Fragrance-Free, £18. 9. LARO Naturally Whitening Toothpaste, £9.99. 10. ESTRID The Body Razor Starter Kit in Moss, £9.95. 11. PEEP CLUB Heated Eye Wand LED+, £85, and Instant Relief Eye Spray, £15. 12. SUMMER FRIDAYS Lip Butter Balm Vanilla, £23. 13. MILK MAKEUP Cooling Water Jelly Ice Calming Serum, £28. 14. CAUDALIE Vinosun Protect Invisible High Protection Stick SPF50, £16 Summer calls for sunset shades, shimmer and a disposable camera to immortalise every look. You'll set up shop in front of the best mirror the hotel room has to offer 1. NARS Hot Escape Cheek Palette, £48. 2. Bikini top, £65, YSÉ. 3. WESTMAN ATELIER Eye Want You Mascara, £42. 4. JONES ROAD Just Enough Tinted Moisturizer, £44. 5. VIOLETTE_FR Lip Nectar, RRP £30. 6. CHANEL lipstick case, stylist's own. 7. VIEVE Invisiveil Travel Size Setting Spray, £26. 8. Sunglasses, £350, BOTTEGA VENETA. 9. Make-up bag, £335, CELINE. 10. TOM FORD Eye Defining Pen, £52. 11. CHARLOTTE TILBURY Hollywood Contour Wand, £30. 12. Camera, £24.99, KODAK. 13. BYREDO Eyeshadow 5 Colours in Dysco, £60 Fasten seatbelt sign off ? Then let the in-flight facial begin. Your trusty undereye patches will stay in place until touchdown 1. + Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balms, £13.50 each. 2. CLARINS Double Serum Light Texture, £65. 3. AUGUSTINUS BADER The Cream, £77. 5. Luggage tag, £125, ANYA HINDMARCH (similar here). 6. Sunglasses, £420, CHANEL. 7. Scarf, £900, HERMÈS. 8. ELIZABETH ARDEN Retinol + HPR Ceramide Capsules Rapid Skin-Renewing Serum, £85. 9. DR BARBARA STURM Ceramide Drops, £125. 10. Make-up case, £16, SPACE NK. 11. LA MER The Deep Purifying Mask, £155. 12. DIOR Le Baume, £52. 13. ELF COSMETICS Suntouchable Invisi-Stick SPF 50, £14. 14. STARFACE Hydro-Stars Pimple Patches, £11.99. 15. TATCHA Luminous Dewy Skin Mist, £23. 16. ZIIP Halo Facial Toning Device, £379.99. 17. EVE LOM Cleansing Oil Capsules, £60 A hair aficionado, you revel in care rituals. Travel without a silk pillowcase or scalp oil? Unthinkable 1. PATTERN Edge Tool, £12. 2. PATTERN X ASOS Clip, part of Exclusive Hydrating Styling Set, £24. 3. Turban, £79, SLIP. 4. Vanity case, £125, ASPINAL OF LONDON. 5. GISOU Honey Infused Hair Oil, £19. 6. LIVING PROOF Triple Bond Complex, £42. 7. HAIR BY SAM MCKNIGHT Pure Genius Natural Scalp Restoring Oil, £36. 8. HERMÈS Barénia Perfumed Hair Mist, £46. 9. Scrunchies, £35 for 4, SLIP. 10. LARRY KING A Social Life For Your Hair, £12. 11. Towel, £70, TEKLA Photographer: Cameron Bensley Stylist: Julia Harvey Rachael Martin is Grazia's beauty director. Originally from Northern Ireland, she studied English Literature at Queen's University Belfast, before moving to London to pursue a career in magazine journalism. After interning at Stylist and Harper's Bazaar she dipped her toes into the world of beauty writing and never looked back. Rachael became Style Writer for heat! magazine before going onto work as Digital Writer for Boots Health and Beauty. Her special interests include fragrance (rose based scents have her at hello), new skincare innovations, and copious cups of tea. Now, at Grazia, you'll find her writing about beauty, health and wellbeing. Follow her on Instagram @
Scottish Sun
23-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Scottish Sun
Sainsbury's is selling a luxe candle for £12 and shoppers say its a dupe for Loewe's but £76 cheaper
Read on for the hottest home trends for 2025 MAKES SCENTS Sainsbury's is selling a luxe candle for £12 and shoppers say its a dupe for Loewe's but £76 cheaper Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) SHOPPERS are racing to Sainsbury's to pick up its latest home scent. The supermarket has sent people into a frenzy over their tomato leaf homeware range. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 The new scent range has shoppers racing to stores Credit: Habitat 2 They say it smells like the designer version but is much cheaper Credit: Loewe Jess, a fan of the scent, took to social media to raise the flag and let everyone know about the new buy. Sharing a video of the candle, Jess said: "Sainsbury's coming through with the LOEWE dupe." Loewe, a designer brand most famously known for its Puzzle bag, are also master's in scents. The Tomato Leaf candle has always been a favourite with fans but priced at £88, it's pretty expensive for a candle. That's why shoppers are loving Sainsbury's version as the scent is hard to find on the high street. And the best part is that it costs just £12 - giving you a saving of £76. Sainsbury's bosses say: "Bring home aromatic freshness with this candle. "Featuring green notes of mint and vetiver blended with herbaceous tomato leaf, tangy grapefruit and sweet fig. "Comes poured in a glass holder with lid." The stunning packaging comes with a gorgeous white label with an image of tomatoes on the vine and gives your home the perfect summer scent. The £3.50 M&S buy that'll make your whole house smell like a 'boujee candle' The new scent range also comes as an oil, diffuser and room spray and is available in stores and online. Jess' clip went viral on her TikTok account @sundaywithjess with over 24k views and 600 likes. People were quick to take to the comments claiming they also loved the scent. One person wrote: "The smell of tomato leaf reminds me of my childhood helping my grandad in his greenhouse... even when I smell it now I'm transported back to that happy memory... miss him very much!" Hottest home trends for 2025 Renovations expert Andy Simms, from revealed the hottest interior design trends for this year. COLOUR DRENCHING Colour drenching involves using your colour across walls and ceilings to maximise the impact and create the illusion of a bigger space - doors, radiators, and even furniture won't escape the paint job if you want the full effect. Brown, terracotta, beige - once the preserve of the 70s, earthy colours have been slowly gaining popularity. Similarly, bold greens and blues are also making a return, with the intention of colour drenching rooms. STATEMENT WALLPAPER Wallpaper divides designers, with some loving it and others preferring painted walls. 2025 will see a resurgence of wallpaper, and the bolder the better. For small spaces, such as downstairs loos or studies, choose a bold print and ignore any concerns about making the space look smaller. For larger spaces, consider a stunning mural theme. BROKEN LIVING PLAN Open plan living has been popular for over a decade now, but while it hasn't quite had its day, many are returning to smaller, functional spaces - with a twist. 'Broken plan' is when a bigger space is cut into various parts using screens, archways, crittal-style windows and doors or textured glass. Another commented: 'The essential oil of this is UNREAL by the way if anyone has an oil diffuser." "It's a really lovely option - I have the room spray," penned a third. Meanwhile a fourth said: "Obsessed with tomato smells!" Someone else added: 'I agree!!! I have it in the house. It's so lovely."
