For the majority of his career Pierce Brosnan has demonstrated a penchant for sharply cut suits by Italian luxury label Brioni, whether thatâs on the red carpet in 2019, pre-pandemic, or onscreen as 007 during his seven years playing the secret agent.
Today, as seen on his son Parisâ Instagram account, it seems that, much like the rest of us, the Irish-American actor has traded in the Italian-made two-pieces for something a little looser during the pandemic. Paris, in honour of Brosnanâs 68th birthday, uploaded a picture of him and his father in matching tracksuits â Brosnan senior in periwinkle, junior in rust â from American label Chrome Hearts, which has found favour among the likes of Drake, Bella Hadid and Justin Bieber.Â
Wondering which way to go with your hair color? We ve been thinking the same thing about ours. We ve grown to love mousy, natural hair colors since laid-back shades feel relaxed and low-maintenance.
But we can t deny that a drastic ice blond offers up the sort of hair escapism and statement refresh that we re craving.
It s a tough one. Or it was, until we spotted a pretty highlighting technique that combines a little bit of both. “Ribbon blond” was originally coined by the experts at Los Pastel s dreamy salon (based in Australia, but with a bunch of inspo on Insta). The trend takes delicate sections of hair and weaves ribbons of light blond among darker sections to create a beautiful mix of tones that add depth and dimension to hair.
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Now that we have all been paying more attention to things like germs and handwashing, you may have wondered how often should you change your towels and whether it’s sanitary to use that same piece of cloth day after day after day. It’s understandable if you assume that your towel is perfectly clean when you use it to dry your freshly washed hands or your body when you’re just out of the shower. After all, you’re using fabric that’s theoretically only really touched your just-cleaned body. But our skin is never exactly void of microorganisms and these can end up on your towels. That said, does that
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This autumn, Kaia Gerber perfected the model-off-duty look with one key piece. She’d wear a black leather blazer and pair it with virtually everything, from jeans to bike shorts, always striking the perfect balance between casual and cool. The sleek, ’90s-inspired outerwear staple proved to be her fall hero piece – and now she’s taking it into summer, too.
Gerber was spotted out at dinner in Beverly Hills, California wearing a trusty leather blazer yet again. (She has a rotation: in the past, she’s worn styles by Frame, Nanushka, and more.) This time, she styled it with a simple green blouse, breezy, black trousers, and a Celine “Ava” shoulder bag. Her black Chelsea boots also added some edge to the look, which is actually way more New York than it is Californian.
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The misty chill of a May morning, the smell of freshly cut green grass, the sound of baseball on the radio. You know what that means: It s developer conference season. Up next, Google IO.
After canceling the 2020 iteration of its yearly developer shindig because of the pandemic, Google is bringing IO back for 2021. The conference runs May 18 through May 20, and as you might expect, this year s event will be fully virtual and free to attend. So the big Google IO keynotes, technical sessions, and interactive demos will all take place in a web browser tab and not on an amphitheater stage. It s a bit of a shame that developers won t be able to interact with each other as easily as they would at an in-person event, but at least everyone will save heaps of money on travel and ticket costs. Also, the lines for the bathrooms will be much shorter, and the after-show beers much cheaper.