From Shilpa To Raveena: Whose Attire Was The Most Amazing At The Global Spa Awards?

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Tara Sutaria Gives Us The Coolest Hottest Look Of This Week

Tara Sutaria went for an all black outfit for the latest promotional round of her debut movie, 'Student of the Year 2'. She looked chic in her outfit and with this, proved us that her fashion sensibility is strong. This

Ananya Panday Flaunts Her Street-style Sporty Avatar With This Sassy Number

Ananya Panday, who is all set to make a sensational debut with 'Student of the Year 2', wore this cool dress for the latest promotional round. She gave us an athleisure-a total street-style dress, perfect for chilling out on Sunday

Kajol Looks Breathtaking In Her Gorgeous Intricately-embroidered Sari

Kajol's sari game is getting stronger and we totally loved her latest sari, which she wore for the Joyalukkas event. The seasoned actress wore a Tarun Tahiliani sari, which was absolutely beautiful and about subtle contrasts. This time, Kajol's look

Trump is visiting Britain – at least we can enjoy Melania’s contempt

Donald and Melania Trump: will the First Lady let her guard slip while on the UK state visit in June? Photograph: Lucas Jackson/ReutersSo, Donald Trump is coming back to the UK. What should we expect, style-wise? Caroline, by emailRe-inflate the orange blimp, the human orange blimp is coming back. This June, to be precise, for his first official UK state visit, as opposed to his last visit which was – amusingly, adorably – described as “a working visit”, which is like when I tell my toddlers how helpful they are when they unload the dishwasher by putting all the cutlery in the bin. Last summer, if you remember – and who could forget – Trump spent his four days in Britain alternately hiding from and grumping about the British people who seemed less than enthusiastic about his visit. He managed to be a dick even to the Queen, barging ahead of the 93-year-old woman as she valiantly attempted to humour the giant man-baby on walkabouts around Windsor. But the Queen might, or might not, have had her revenge, possibly-allegedly-maybe sending coded messages through the medium of her brooches to communicate her distaste for this man even other Americans refer to as “that vulgar American”. It was a headily exciting time for us all, and cost the UK tax payer a mere £18m for the joy. Ma’am, we are keenly awaiting your brooch messages. Red for emergency, orange for double emergency.So why are the Trumps coming back, you ask? Well, officially it’s to discuss defence and security with Theresa May, as well as being the guest of the Queen (brooch at the ready) for a ceremony commemorating the 75th anniversary of the D-day landings. We can only wait to see if Trump bothers to turn up, unlike last November when, while on a trip to France, he couldn’t be faffed to visit the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery, where US and French troops who died fighting the Germans in 1918 are buried. It was rainy, you see, and while honouring soldiers is important, avoiding bad hair days are more so.Some of my compatriots found our president’s behaviour a little mortifying: “It’s incredible that a president would travel to France for this significant anniversary – and then remain in his hotel room watching TV rather than pay in person his respects to the Americans who gave their lives in France for the victory gained 100 years ago tomorrow,” tweeted the US political writer David Frum. To which I say: sorry, have you only just met our president? The man who claimed John McCain wasn’t a war hero because he was captured, but who himself didn’t go to Vietnam at all thanks to bone spurs which even he described as “temporary”? If Trump feels embarrassment at attending military ceremonies, that might be the most noble emotion he’s ever felt.Still, forward looking. What to expect of this trip, Queen’s brooches aside? Well, Trump is a man who proves Dolly Parton’s timeless adage that it costs a lot to look so cheap, and that’s all that needs saying.Which brings us to Melania, and the only question is: is Melania actually coming on this trip? Officially, yes, but will it be the real Melania or the fake Melania, ie the woman who occasionally stands next to Trump and doesn’t look that much like his wife? Conspiracy theories invariably overestimate the intelligence of those alleged to be carrying out the plot, and I do have my doubts about whether Trump has the mental capacity to manage a stand-in wife. But I love this theory because it plays to two of my pet theories: one, that Melania patently cannot stand her husband. And second, that we all know this, and our open discussion of this is not about laughing at Trump (well, not entirely), but at the absurd convention in US politics that the president has to be married and present a Norman Rockwell-esque tableau with his wife. We see this with Melania being dragged out to stand next to her husband at events (and then whacking his hand away in disgust), and we see it again with the wife of presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke gazing adoringly up at her husband, as if the past 200 years hadn’t happened.Only two US presidents weren’t married when they entered the White House – James Buchanan and Grover Cleveland, pub quiz fans – but that may well change. Among the current candidates, Cory Booker is single and while Pete Buttigieg is married, he would be the first gay president. The truth is, the Trumps, with their visible mutual loathing, are like a satire on the anachronistic expectations about how a First Family should look and I, for one, have high hopes about Melania ending them once and for all on this trip, as she whacks Trump’s hand away outside Windsor Castle. And when that happens, we can definitively say this state visit was totally worth it.Need style counsel? Email ask.hadley@theguardian.com

Happy Birthday Varun Dhawan: 15 Stunning Red Carpet Looks

Kalank actor Varun Dhawan turns 32 today, we bring you some of his most stunning red carpet looks from our photo archives.

Modern & Traditional, Ananya And Tara Have Wowed Us With Their Pink Separates

Ananya Panday and Tara Sutaria have been inspring us with their fashion statements. They have been giving us high doses of fashion. Well, their movie, 'Student of the Year 2' is about to hit the screens and the two would

Summer Is Around The Corner And Priyanka Chopra's Airport Outfit Is What We Need

Come spring and we think about yellow hue but this minty yellow hue is what we found absolutely inspiring. Yes, Priyanka Chopra Jonas was spotted at the airport in a minty yellow ensemble and she totally had all our attention.

Pics: Hollywood's glamorous night at TIME 100 Gala

Hollywood glammed up at the Time 100 Gala in New York. From Taylor Swift’s princess pink gown to Emilia Clarke in red and Brie Larson in stand-out green, the ladies went all out to bring their best dresses on the red carpet.

Sonam Kapoor Ahuja's Classy Airport Outfit Is Unique And Has A Bit Of An Old-fashioned Touch

Sonam Kapoor Ahuja is unstoppable when it comes to fashion. Her airport looks are totally winning us and she has been inspiring us stylishly. Recently, she stepped out in a yellow floral dress that wowed us and today, she went

Tabu's Red Dress Is An OOTN And Perfect For A Glittering Soirée

About last night, Tabu graced the birthday party of Manoj Bajpayee. She looked delightful in her dress, which we thought certainly qualified as an OOTN. She wore an Amit Aggarwal number and pulled it off effortlessly. Well, Tabu inspired us

Of Vintage Saris And Curly Tresses, Katrina Kaif's 'Bharat' Look Can Set Some Serious Trends

Katrina Kaif recently shared a heartfelt post on her social media feed, as she introduced her character, Kumud Raina from her upcoming movie, 'Bharat'. The actress also shared a look from the movie and took us back to those understated

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Tara Sutaria Or Ananya Panday: Whose Fun And Quirky Look Inspired Us More?

Tara Sutaria and Ananya Panday have been doing promotional rounds for their upcoming movie, 'Student Of The Year 2'. Their dress game is only getting better and they have been giving us a lot of fashion ideas. This time, Ananya

Janhvi Kapoor Looks Like A Ray Of Sunshine In Her Beautiful Yellow Suit

Yellow is one of the hues that can brighten up your mood instantly, Janhvi Kapoor certainly proved that. The 'Dhadak' actress, who recently won the Dadasaheb Phalke Award, was spotted in the city in a yellow traditional suit, which totally

Sonam Kapoor Ahuja Inspires Us To Step Up Our Airport Fashion Game With Her Latest Look

Sonam Kapoor Ahuja has oodles of airport fashion goals for us and her latest look was something that we could easily ace. The actress channelled the boss lady vibes and wore a spring-worthy dress. Her look was impeccable and she

Karisma Kapoor's Latest Look Proves That Elegance Is About Simplicity

Karisma Kapoor was in black and white as she graced the Forevermark event. The actress opted for an Amit Aggarwal attire for the occasion, which was all about colour-block and glam. She was a vision to behold in her dress

Kalki Koechlin's Latest Attire Is About Layering And Beyond Geographical Barriers

Kalki Koechlin's latest ensemble by Sabyasachi was awe-inspiring and definitely a lot about layering. Her attire broke the conventional boxes and surpassed the geographical barriers. Apart from her outfit, Kalki's makeup and styling was also beautifully done. Let's decode her

Shilpa Shetty's Floral Lehenga Or Raveena Tandon's Fusion Sari: Which Attire Would You Pick?

Shilpa Shetty Kundra and Raveena Tandon gave us contemporary traditional moments as they graced the sets of Super Dancer 3. The divas looked stunning in their outfits and gave us formal wedding event attire goals. One went with a lehenga,

Alia Bhatt looks stunning in Blue dress at Critics Choice Film Awards in Mumbai

Alia Bhatt looks stunning in Blue dress at Critics Choice Film Awards in Mumbai. She first-ever attended the critics award and she killed it with her looks. Check out the Video .

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's Blue Gown Is Perfect For A Seaside Resort Vacay

Perfectly poised against the oceanic backdrop of Maldives, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan was a vision to behold. The actress and a fashion diva, Aishwarya took to her social media to share the moments from her seaside vacation with husband Abhishek and

Jhanvi Kapoor looks beautiful in pink saree; Watch Video

Jhanvi Kapoor looks beautiful in pink saree. Jhanvi Kapoor chose a Pink saree for the night, Ishaan Khatter wore an asymmetric white kurta. The two shared a light moment on the stage too, when they were awarded for their performance in Dhadak. Watch this video to know more!!!!

Who made my clothes? Stand up for workers' rights with Fashion Revolution week

Bangladeshi activists and relatives of the victims of the Rana Plaza building collapse take part in a protest marking the first anniversary of the disaster in 2014. Photograph: Munir Uz Zaman/AFP/Getty Images Why do we need a fashion revolution? Because six years after the Rana Plaza factory collapse in Bangladesh, which killed 1,138 garment workers, our clothes are still being made by some of the poorest, most overworked and undervalued people in the world. The ruins of the Rana Plaza building in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The building collapsed in 2013, killing more than 1,100 people. Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images A report published last week by the Worker Rights Consortium, gives a shocking picture of repression, violent attacks and intimidation of garment workers in Bangladesh who are simply trying to campaign for a living wage. Desperate workers – vital cogs in the country’s $30bn (£21bn) industry – have been asking for more money since the minimum wage was raised in November 2018 to the equivalent of $22 (£17) a week, less than 45 cents (35p) an hour. Since last December, at least 65 workers have been arrested on false charges, while factories producing clothes for some of our favourite brands have fired and blacklisted 11,600 workers with no legal justification. According to the WRC, some have paid with their lives, shot dead by the police as retribution for speaking out. “The industry and the government seem to be driven by a desire to maintain control and low prices, regardless of the risks to workers’ lives and well-being,” says the report. “They are clearly betting that western brands and retailers care a great deal about prices and very little about labour standards.” I care, and I want the brands I spend my money with to care, too. That is why I will be taking part in Fashion Revolution week this week to ask: Who made my clothes? “We are campaigning for an industry where environmental protection, as well as human rights, are the standard and not the exception,” says Carry Somers, who founded the campaign in the immediate aftermath of the Rana Plaza collapse. She started Fashion Revolution because she, like co-founder Orsola de Castro and many others working in the industry, felt that the disaster had to stand for something. “It had to lead to revolutionary change within the fashion industry.” Last year, 3.25 million people took part during the week to ask, #WhoMadeMy Clothes? That question, when a brand is tagged on social media with the hashtag #WhoMadeMyClothes?, has already resulted in major change within the industry. View this post on Instagram Fashion Revolution is the biggest global fashion movement working to ensure a fairer and safer industry for people and the planet. And our big week is just hours away! Get ready to make some change with our ‘Letter to a brand’ template, which you can repost, and tag the brand(s) you love, asking them to show us their supply chain and answer the question, #WhoMadeMyClothes? Let’s work together this #FashionRevolution week and make sure that no one suffers for the clothing we wear. #FashionRevolution #IMadeYourClothes A post shared by Fashion Revolution (@fash_rev) on Apr 21, 2019 at 2:41pm PDT Marks & Spencer now publishes its supplier list along with an interactive map of the factories who produce its food and clothing around the world. The map covers 67 countries and details 1,720 factories employing 994,512 workers; 85 of these are in Bangladesh. Many other brands are now publishing their supplier lists including Asos, the H&M group (including Cos, Arket and & Other Stories), Primark and Levi’s. “Fashion Revolution has been really successful in terms of giving people easy tools to be curious, find out, and to do something about it,” says Somers. I will be doing just that. The textiles industry accounted for 1.2bn tonnes of CO2 in 2015. Its use of non-renewable resources - including oil to make synthetic fibres - is estimated to increase from 98m tonnes in 2015 to 300m tonnes by 2050. Dyeing and textile treatment processes contribute to 20% of the world’s industrial water pollution. British actor Emma Thompson takes part in the Extinction Rebellion. Photograph: Tolga Akmen/AFP/Getty Images “When the system is killing us, we must change it,” said Sara Arnold, founder of fashion rental company Higher Studio, which is taking part in the Extinction Rebellion protests. “The privilege and influence of the fashion industry should be used to force governments to declare emergency and act.” Fashion Revolution week provides the perfect platform to urge brands to put worker welfare and safety and environmental safeguards above shareholder profit. “We have to start looking at the true cost of our clothing, because at the moment that is hidden,” says Somers. “Ultimately, future generations are going to bear the cost of the unseen social and environmental impacts.” We all have the power to make a change. This Fashion Revolution week is all about demanding fair and decent conditions and pay, environmental protection and gender equality. On Wednesday, Fashion Question Time will be at London’s Victoria & Albert Museum, with a panel of speakers including Mary Creagh MP, chaired by Baroness Lola Young. Limited tickets are still available here. There are thousands of other events around the world – to get involved, go to Fashion Revolution’s events page. Our voices really do count. And it’s such a small action. All you need to do is join #WhoMadeMyclothes? You may be pleasantly surprised by the answer. This article was amended on 22 April 2019. An earlier version stated that 1,338 workers were killed in the Rana Plaza collapse; 1,138 died. It also reported that 32.5 million people took part in Fashion Revolution week in 2018; 3.25 million participated.

Wow! Fatima Sana Shaikh & Alia Bhatt Were The Divas Who Wore Pants At An Award Event

Alia Bhatt and Fatima Sana Shaikh are not only powerhouses of talent but they are also proving to be gamechangers in fashion. Beyond gowns and saris, these two prolific actresses made a strong case for pants at a recent award

Lakshmi Manchu Elevates The Fashion Bar With This Military-inspired Gown

Lakshmi Manchu graced the Critics Choice Film Awards and wore a dramatic number for the occasion. She wore a Shantanu & Nikhil gown for the occasion, which was for sure not an easy number to pull off. Since the outfit