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As fashion trends follow a circular motion, Copenhagen’s raucous Mullet Championship draws over 1,000 spectators to honour history’s most divisive hairstyle.
New shopping guide prioritises comfort, support, and coverage, offering targeted advice for diverse body types and active swimming needs.
From Loewe’s tailored suiting to Patta’s bold streetwear, the intersection of high fashion and football culture is more pronounced than ever, with players like Kylian Mbappé and Virgil van Dijk leading the charge.
The Guardian’s associate editor for fashion reviews the nostalgic 1980s drama, noting how its portrayal of professional rivalries and uninhibited romance offers a welcome respite from today’s social and economic anxieties
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed a hepatitis A outbreak in Manitoba, Canada, prompting a recommendation for travellers to maintain standard hygiene practices.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has categorised the risk in French Guiana as Level 2, urging visitors to take specific steps to prevent mosquito bites.
Travellers to Chad, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Mali, Mauritania and Somalia are advised to ensure they are vaccinated against the bacterial infection
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its travel guidance for Mayotte, citing increased malaria transmission in the Indian Ocean territory.
As hundreds of thousands gathered for Arsenal’s first Premier League win in 22 years, the parade revealed a shift from traditional match-day wear to bespoke, global, and sustainable expressions of fandom.
Premiering on HBO and Max this June, *Bring Me the Beauties* offers a nuanced look at the rise and fall of Eternal Values, exploring how the pursuit of peak physical performance blurred the lines between self-help and control.
With weddings and Wimbledon on the horizon, Cartner-Morley highlights knee-length shorts, Pucci-inspired swimwear, and under-the-radar brands for a polished warm-weather wardrobe.
From cat feeding bowls at the Tate Modern to limited-edition lipstick at the National Portrait Gallery, museums are leveraging merchandise as a marker of cultural capital and a significant revenue stream.
New York’s first Muslim mayor wears a bespoke kurta crafted from Arsenal’s 2025-26 away kits to Eid prayers, sparking a global conversation on identity, visibility, and the commercial power of sport.
From John Lewis to Asos, retailers report double-digit sales spikes for fish-themed goods, linking consumer behaviour to the gourmet tinned fish trend and the desire for a 'slower' lifestyle.
From the 1993 British Vogue shoot to her Glastonbury appearance, Kate Moss’s aesthetic legacy is examined alongside the release of James Lucas’s latest documentary.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has classified the situation in Uganda as a Level 2 travel health notice, urging travellers to take additional safety measures due to the presence of the virus.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has upgraded its travel guidance for Uganda, citing an ongoing outbreak of Bundibugyo virus disease.
The Guardian Fashion highlights ten standout shirts ahead of the World Cup, revealing how heritage, folklore, and minimalism are shaping the season’s most anticipated sportswear.
A shift away from the physical risks of stilettos signals a broader cultural move towards footwear that prioritises stability without sacrificing elegance.
The Guardian’s gallery of week two highlights reveals how stars navigated the closing ceremony, from oversized bows to high-top trainers.
The 2026 Met Gala raised $42 million amid significant controversy, highlighting the tension between cultural prestige and the commercial influence of centibillionaires.
The Manchester City manager’s departure marks the end of a decade-long shift in Premier League aesthetics, transforming the dugout from a place of rigid suits into a runway for contemporary menswear.
As hemlines lengthen, experts point to a cultural move toward relaxation and a potential rejection of performative fashion
From the Palace of Versailles to a Barcelona concert stage, the floaty, feminine aesthetic worn by young pop stars has been around since the 1960s. So why all the fuss?