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Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Peter Andre mortified after huge live TV blunder
EXCLUSIVE: Peter Andre opens up in his exclusive Ok! column about the on-air experience he'd rather forget, saying goodbye to a legend and why becoming a dad later in life is a personal choice Peter Andre has opened up in his exclusive column with OK! this week about what he calls one of the 'most embarrassing moments of his life', as he gives his take on Lady Gaga 's recent tumble during a recent gig in the U.S. The Abracadabra hitmaker was kicking off the Mayhem Ball at T-Mobile Arena on July 16 in Las Vegas, Navada - and was seen losing her balance and falling over, as she approached the barricade to interact with fans, during a rendition of her song Vanish Into You. In videos posted online, the star could be seen slipping as she walked past a cameraman, who nearly lost his footing too, just before she rather ironically sang the lyrics, 'Into the night … we fall,' and then hit the ground, landing on her backstage - before getting up like a pro and continuing her walk by the brricade. Peter, who is famed for his 90s hit Mysterious Girl and currently working on a new album, said of the incident: "I saw Lady Gaga 's awkward faceplant at a gig. It's awful when that happens. But I doubt she'll be having sleepless nights over it – these things happen during live shows." He added, referring to the moment Queen of Pop Madonna took a stumble down some steps during the 2015 Brit Awards while performing Living for Love before confessing he's felt the heat of similar embarrassment: "Look at the Madonna incident, for example. Admittedly, on a smaller scale, it happened to me once on the T4 stage. Walking down steps, I tripped and fell. It was so embarrassing – and it was on TV. But people forget… until you remind them about it, which I just did." During an episode of Sky's Extraordinary Life Stories in 2023, , Peter opened up on the memorable slip-up while performing live on stage, recalling the cringeworthy moment at the T4 on The Beach festival in 2009 to host, John Reynolds. The dad-of-four said: "I appeared on the episode to discuss lots of topics, including my childhood, career highlights and family life. We also discussed the funny moments in my career, including my unfortunate trip off the stage at T4 On The Beach, among other things." The mishap occurred while Peter was performing his then-new song Behind Closed Doors. He lost his footing while singing to the capacity crowd and ended up falling completely off the stage, losing his glasses in the process. However, like a pro, he carried on and didn't let the fact his glasses slid off his face stop him from finishing his song.
Cosmopolitan
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
From Victoria Beckham to Bella Hadid, everyone is wearing beaded jewellery this summer - shop the trend here
Amongst all the summer fashion trends around in 2025, our favourite might actually be a jewellery trend. Sure, it's more subtle than an eye-catching print like gingham, but when styled correctly, it can have just as big an impact on an overall outfit. Plus, this particular trend comes celebrity-approved with the likes of Bella Hadid, Emily Ratajkowski, Jennifer Lawrence and most recently, Victoria Beckham all getting in on the look. We're talking about beaded jewellery. After spending last summer crafting our own creations for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, designer brands and the high street have caught on, releasing their own versions for SS25. The string necklaces and bracelets threaded with colourful beads still possess a DIY feel, but many feature elevated additions like charm pendants and more secure hardware that admittedly were lacking from our bedroom bracelets and justify the price tags. While all the cool fashion girlies have been wearing beaded jewellery since the szn began, either on its own or intermixed into their daily gold and silver stacks, the fact that the A-list are jumping on the trend proves its staying power. Usually spotted dripping in diamonds, VB shunned her minimal, fine aesthetic in favour of a clear beaded frinedship bracelet that spelled out 'I love you' with white beads printed with pink text. She sported the accessory in an Instagram video she shared to demonstrate how best to apply her new Victoria Beckham Beauty blush – because the jewellery trend does look best with a sun-kissed appearance. For more luxe iterations, swap candy-coloured hues for rich jewel tones, gemstones or pearls. Similarly, don't be afraid to experiment with the size of your beads. Small strands look great layered up, while larger beads give a '70s feel that perfectly taps into the boho revival (especially when worn with crochet, per the below). Keep scrolling to shop our round-up of the best beaded jewellery around right now. Follow Alex on Instagram. Alexandria Dale is the Digital Fashion Writer at Cosmopolitan UK. Covering everything from the celebrity style moments worth knowing about to the latest fashion news, there's nothing she loves more than finding a high street dupe of a must-have designer item. As well as discovering new brands, she's passionate about sustainable fashion and establishing the trends that are actually worth investing in. Having worked in fashion journalism for six years, she has experience at both digital and print publications including Glamour and Ok!
Cosmopolitan
12-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Cosmopolitan
How to wear white jeans in summer: 7 ivory and cream denim outfit ideas that feel SO seasonal
White jeans deserve a place in your summer wardrobe. First things first: yes, you *can* wear denim in summer. Sure, it's maybe best avoided in favour of a floaty summer dress on days when the sun is really beating down. But when the clouds crowd in (an inevitably when living in the UK, even in July) or you're wanting to dress a little more modestly, white jeans have all the seasonal vibes. More so than your trusty blue denim. With a little more structure than linen trousers and formal enough to double as workwear as well as off-duty, there's no shortage of occasions white jeans work for. Plus, available in a whole host of silhouettes from barrel cuts to wide-leg styles, there are plenty of options, whatever your favourite jeans trend. All that's left to figure out is what to wear with your white jeans. Luckily, the street style set are providing guidance on how to wear them in 2025. Keep scrolling for all the white jeans outfit inspo... Sure, you've likely tried pairing a blue denim jacket or waistcoat with jeans, but the look works just as well with white denim. In fact, it's actually much easier to pull off as there's less variation in the colour of white denim. We know you know butter yellow is the colour of the season, and we're still not over wearing it. Try styling a butter yellow top or accessory with white jeans for a fresh take. The easiest way to wear white jeans? With a white t-shirt or top – something everyone already has in their wardrobe. To stop your outfit from feeling too clinical, add at least one element in a different colour. It's best to pick an accessory to stay true to the trend, like a black bag or colourful shoes. If white jeans feel a little too ~clean~ for you, a leather jacket instantly toughens up your entire outfit. You can't go wrong with black or brown leather for timeless style. Of course, leather can feel a little too harsh against white denim. Luckily, the street style set has found the perfect alternative: a brown suede jacket. Take your pick from a blazer, barn jacket, or a fringed design to tap into the boho revival. White jeans have a more formal feel than blue denim, making them perfect attire for occasions that require you to dress up but you still want to feel comfy. Lean into the formality by styling with gold, be it a sequin top or tweed jacket with glittery thread. Add a pair of heels and you're good to go. Follow Alex on Instagram. Alexandria Dale is the Digital Fashion Writer at Cosmopolitan UK. Covering everything from the celebrity style moments worth knowing about to the latest fashion news, there's nothing she loves more than finding a high street dupe of a must-have designer item. As well as discovering new brands, she's passionate about sustainable fashion and establishing the trends that are actually worth investing in. Having worked in fashion journalism for six years, she has experience at both digital and print publications including Glamour and Ok!
Cosmopolitan
16-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Cosmopolitan
This easy, 10 second fashion hack instantly elevates every outfit – and it's already in your wardrobe!
Sound the fashion klaxon! There's a new trend we're getting *really* excited about: silk scarf belts. When it comes to must-have items you need in your wardrobe for spring, a silk scarf is top of the list above any jacket or bag trend we've been lusting after. Why? Because it's the quickest and easiest way to make any outfit feel fresh, cool and more exciting. So, how do you wear a silk scarf as a belt? Our favourite way is with a t-shirt and jeans to instantly elevate our basic, go-to combo. Roll the scarf into a thin, long strip and thread it through your belt loops, or fold it in half bandana-style and wrap it around your waist. The look works just as well layered over a skirt or summer dress. Try pairing a patterned scarf with a satin slip to give a simple 'fit extra interest. Belts were big news on the autumn/winter and spring/summer 2025 runways, and the silk scarf belt trend taps into this. It's also the perfect continuation of the triangle scarf trend we were obsessed with last season. But now that the mercury's rising, we're ditching knitted versions knotted round our necks in favour of silky satin styles tied round our hips. Chances are, you likely have an old, long-forgotten silk scarf buried somewhere at the back of your wardrobe. If not, your mum definitely will! The high street is full of them at the moment, so it's never been easier – or more affordable – to get in on the trend. Keep scrolling for all the May outfit inspiration and how to style a silk scarf belt. Follow Alex on Instagram. Alexandria Dale is the Digital Fashion Writer at Cosmopolitan UK. Covering everything from the celebrity style moments worth knowing about to the latest fashion news, there's nothing she loves more than finding a high street dupe of a must-have designer item. As well as discovering new brands, she's passionate about sustainable fashion and establishing the trends that are actually worth investing in. Having worked in fashion journalism for six years, she has experience at both digital and print publications including Glamour and Ok!
