King Charles III's coronation is this weekend, and with the coronation day on Saturday May 6 there’s still plenty of royal memorabilia and keepsakes to buy now to commemorate this historic occasion. (Shop HELLO!'s coronation memorabilia here). Reflecting the nation’s excitement for the big day, to be held at Westminster Abbey, searches for coronation memorabilia are ramping up as we all want to buy a keepsake to mark this momentous event.

In case you missed it, swimwear season has officially arrived. And while many celebrities are already breaking out their string bikinis, sexy cover-ups, and cut-out one-pieces to celebrate the change in weather, Heidi Klum (AKA the same woman who dressed up as a worm for Halloween) once again proved that she’s not like other girls by posing poolside in an itty-bitty brown thong and … nothing else. instagram/heidi klum On Monday, the supermodel kicked off the week by sharing a pair of photos detailing a relaxing afternoon spent soaking up the sun with her 10.

At least 690 households have been displaced by the flooding in parts of Homa Bay county as heavy rains persistThe most affected households are residents bordering the River Tende and Sondu Miriu River in Homa BayAmong the affected is a recently widowed woman who is sheltering at a church with her four children and eight grandchildrenThe ongoing rainfall, pounding most parts of the country for the last three weeks, has destroyed homes, farms, and property and left many homeless and vulnerable to sickness.

The rainbow trend is here to stay… The rainbow trend first exploded on to the catwalks back in 2015 and it has been embraced by the fashion world ever since. The colourful, cheerful trend is having a real moment – it has featured on dresses, tops, trousers, even shoes! Who can forget those Gucci platform trainers that the big fashion bloggers were rocking last year? Not us. One of the celebrities that arguably put the rainbow stripe on the map is Holly Willoughby.

Growing up in the 1990s, my teen fashion was a mix of baggy, brightly colored jeans, baby tees, embroidered 1970s varsity jackets, and headwraps pulled from my mom's closet, kept from her youth. Thanks to Marc Jacobs' pioneering efforts splashing grunge across Perry Ellis' high fashion runway, I learned to compliment rather than match and mix recognizable brands with random-but-carefully-selected secondhand pieces. This approach works because, like time in the pandemic, fashion is an artful but flat circle; it shuttles us around a ferris wheel of styles that resurface again and again through the decades.