Zoe Cripps

Marks & Spencer has relaunched its Formula skincare range with a 16-piece collection focused on peptides and other active ingredients. The £29 Ultra Peptide Serum combines four peptide technologies with ceramides, niacinamide, omega fatty acids and an NAD+ booster. M&S says consumer testing found that 89% of users saw improved signs of ageing and 84% felt more confident after four weeks. The article highlights the serum’s lower price compared with premium alternatives and outlines the rest of the revamped range, priced from £12 to £27.

Ellie Watkins revealed the glowing makeup look she wore to England’s semi-final match, highlighting Armani’s discounted Skin Tint as the key product. She paired it with YSL’s Lash Latex Mascara, also currently reduced in price. The piece also notes Megan Pickford’s continued attention for wearing a personalised Abbott Lyon name necklace during matches.

Rina Lipa has been appointed ASOS’s first Style Dilemma Director, launching a 50-piece curated clothing edit inspired by her and her sister Dua Lipa’s style. The collection features womenswear and menswear selections designed to address common fashion needs, with standout items highlighted for festivals, holidays and everyday outfits. Her role aligns with a wider industry trend of brands assigning playful ambassador titles to high-profile figures. The edit is positioned as a strategic move to attract shoppers, leveraging Rina’s strong social media following.

Princess Charlotte sparked fashion interest at the Wimbledon Men’s Singles Final after wearing a £48 Ted Baker charm bracelet, a piece noted for its sentimental connection to Princess Diana’s love of charm jewellery. The bracelet’s affordable price, adjustable design and gold-tone charms contributed to a surge in searches for charm accessories. Wider trends in charm jewellery are being driven by pop culture influences, while alternative options from Prya and Lily & Roo offer similar looks at different price points. Princess Kate also drew attention in an Emilia Wickstead green gown paired with meaningful accessories, including the All England Club brooch and high-end clover earrings.

Princess Kate’s green Emilia Wickstead dress worn at the Wimbledon final inspires a selection of five affordable lookalike dresses from brands including Phase Eight, Next, Whistles, Boden and Reiss. Each option features elegant satin or minimalist silhouettes in green tones suitable for weddings and summer events, offering versatile styles that can be worn beyond special occasions.

ghd launches the Sculpt styler featuring AI-powered heat-adapt technology that monitors hair temperature to reduce heat damage. It offers faster styling, enhanced shine, longer-lasting curls and colour protection. After a week of testing, the reviewer reports smoother, healthy-feeling hair with none of the dryness associated with high heat stylers, while noting long-term benefits may take time to appear. The tool feels lighter and sleeker than previous models, and despite a narrower design, is considered a significant technological upgrade and an impressive evolution of ghd’s styling tools.

Queen Camilla was seen using a £14.24 Tecknet handheld fan to stay cool in 32°C heat during Wimbledon, drawing attention to the affordable gadget, which features five speed settings and up to 16 hours of battery life. The sighting mirrors a previous moment in 2019 when Princess Kate’s use of a Clarins lip gloss caused a surge in sales. The fan is highlighted as a practical and portable option for hot weather events such as Wimbledon or summer outings.

Amanda Holden showcased exceptionally glossy hair at the L’Oréal Colour Trophy final, achieved with products from L’Oréal Professionnel’s Flex range, particularly the Liss Control smoothing cream. Shoppers praise the cream for reducing frizz, improving shine and minimising breakage, though some note it can weigh down thinner hair. Holden celebrated the event’s milestone and highlighted the importance of hairdressers in boosting confidence. Her routine also included Flex Pli styling spray and Elnett hairspray for hold and lift.

Princess Kate’s red The North Face shorts worn during a Three Peaks charity hike have sparked a surge in interest, drawing attention for breaking typical royal style protocol with their short length. The durable, water‑repellent £60 design is selling out quickly, while alternative red shorts from Adidas and GAP are recommended for shoppers seeking similar styles.

A highly positive review of the Oura Ring 5 highlights its smaller, lighter design, upgraded sensors, and improved health insights. Sleep tracking and long-term health monitoring remain standout strengths, and activity detection is more accurate than previous versions. Downsides include the required monthly membership and limitations for advanced fitness training. Despite this, the reviewer concludes it is the best wearable for users prioritising sleep, recovery, and overall wellbeing.

Megan Pickford has been wearing a personalised silver name necklace featuring her children’s names to every England World Cup match, leading to interest in similar jewellery. Abbott Lyon’s Multi Crystal Cursive Name Necklace and the more affordable Prya Miami Multiple Name Necklace are promoted as comparable options. Other celebrities, including the Duchess of Sussex, Coleen Rooney and Stacey Solomon, are noted for embracing personalised name jewellery, with details on their preferred designs and pricing.

Princess Kate made a surprise early‑tournament appearance at Wimbledon wearing a linen two‑piece suit by Gabriela Hearst, a practical choice for heatwave conditions. Fashion experts highlighted the cooling benefits of natural fabrics, and affordable alternatives from Jigsaw were recommended, including a discounted blazer and matching trousers. The story also referenced details from Kate’s recent Three Peaks charity hike, noting her use of Fjällräven’s Lapland Hike 15 backpack.

Princess Kate’s Three Peaks charity hike prompted interest in the Fjällräven Lapland Hike 15 backpack she used, a durable and weather-resistant £195 daypack praised by reviewers for comfort, organisation and suitability for travel. Shopper feedback highlights its rugged build, useful compartments and ability to fit under airline seats. A cheaper £79.95 alternative from Passenger is also recommended for those seeking a more budget-friendly hiking bag.

Tess Daly attended Wimbledon in a Self Portrait dress and accessorised with Strathberry’s Box Crescent bag, a designer piece also owned in various forms by Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle. The bag, currently discounted, is positioned as a durable investment accessory that fits daily essentials. The article highlights several celebrity fashion moments from Wimbledon and notes the seasonal return of Lulu Guinness’ Strawberry Bucket Bag, another designer item gaining renewed attention.

Ashley James attended Wimbledon in a pink Omnes Allie dress whose polka-dot pattern and color scheme evoke strawberries, aligning with the tournament’s iconic imagery. Her look stood out among predominantly white outfits, paired with a white blazer, retro sunglasses and Lulu Guinness’ returning Strawberry Bucket Bag. The bag, a seasonal designer piece, has also been seen on other celebrities such as Alex Jones, and its limited summer availability adds to its appeal as Wimbledon week begins.

Kate Middleton completed the Three Peaks challenge wearing House of Bruar’s insulated cardigan, prompting high demand for the £229 item. With most sizes sold out, several lower-priced alternatives from Barbour, Regatta and Trespass are highlighted, offering similar insulation and weather protection for summer hiking at prices starting from £30.

Brands are focusing on lighter, multi-use beauty products for summer, prioritising glow, hydration and natural-looking colour. New launches span shimmering body oils, watercolour blushers, curl definers, soft-focus lip liners, hybrid skincare SPFs, subtle self-tanners, light body and hair mists and skin tints. Prices range from affordable options to luxury offerings, providing a wide selection of streamlined, low-maintenance products designed to enhance natural features.

Rhode’s summer 2026 makeup collection generated a 700,000-person waitlist, driven by new peptide‑ and ceramide‑infused products and anticipation fueled by Hailey Bieber. The lineup includes Highlight Milk, Pocket Bronze, new Peptide Lip Shape shades, and limited-edition Peptide Lip Tints. After a week of daily use, the reviewer highlights the subtle glow of Highlight Milk and the creamy, buildable texture of Pocket Bronze, praising both for natural, healthy-looking results. The new lip shades also perform well, reinforcing the collection’s appeal as a highly successful seasonal launch.

A set of Wimbledon-inspired fashion recommendations highlights high street dresses, co-ords and accessories from brands including Mint Velvet, Boden, Marks & Spencer, Nobody’s Child, Zara, Phase Eight and Brora, with each look chosen for comfort, style and suitability for a classic summer courtside aesthetic.

A selection of paddling pools and loungers priced from £12 is highlighted as a quick way to stay cool during a UK heatwave, with several options available for next‑day delivery or local collection. Products reviewed include large family pools, dog‑friendly reinforced designs, shaded pools for young children and an inflatable lounger suitable for working from home breaks. The article compares features such as size, durability, drainage and convenience across retailers including Amazon, Argos, Asda, Bestway and Robert Dyas.

Alizée Thevenet attended Royal Ascot wearing Sézane Colombe earrings, a brand strongly favoured by Princess Kate. She paired the £85 earrings with a white floral dress and Longchamp accessories. The piece highlights Sézane’s popularity with the princess and references Kate’s own outfit for the event, a re-worn yellow Roksanda dress, along with affordable lookalike options from Girl in Mind and Nobody’s Child.

A curated selection of stylish women's England football tops is highlighted ahead of World Cup events, featuring affordable options from ASOS, M&S, Bershka, Levi's, the Official England Store, and Primark. The recommendations focus on quick delivery, nostalgic styling, comfort in warm weather, and varying fits, with several items selling out quickly. Brands offering rapid delivery partnerships and versatile styling potential are especially emphasised.

Shark’s ChillPill 3 portable misting fan has been restocked after selling out shortly after launch, boosted by visibility among pro tennis players ahead of Wimbledon. The fan combines high-speed airflow, a misting attachment and a cooling plate, offering up to 11 hours of battery life and multiple colour options. Priced at £129.99, it is positioned as a premium solution for commuters, athletes and anyone dealing with hot conditions. Additional recommended cooling products include sprays, ice packs and reusable bottles.

BBC Interior Design Masters winner Lia Gold debuts a Mediterranean‑inspired Next Home collection featuring bold colours and playful details across bedding, furniture, rugs and lighting. The article highlights six standout items and notes additional homeware deals, including a discounted Dunelm armchair.

Molly-Mae Hague attracted widespread praise after appearing at Tommy Fury’s boxing match wearing a £90 Power Fitted Dress from her brand Maebe just weeks after giving birth. Fans highlighted her postpartum appearance as impressive, while the dress, made from stretchy cotton-blend fabric with tailored details, was described as both structured and comfortable. The piece remains available in limited sizes, with an alternative option from Karen Millen suggested for shoppers seeking a lower-priced alternative.

A fashion editor reviews the challenge of finding stylish wedding guest dresses during pregnancy and highlights five bump‑friendly options. She shares shopping tips such as choosing elasticated backs, empire lines and fabrics with stretch, and recommends dresses from Mango, Nobody’s Child, New Look, Never Fully Dressed and Monsoon, noting their fit, comfort and suitability for various pregnancy stages.

A curated list of Father's Day gift recommendations highlights clothing, accessories, grooming products, memberships and drinks suitable for different budgets. The guide emphasizes practicality, quality and personal experience, offering both premium and affordable options across apparel, tech, fragrances, outdoor gear and subscriptions.

A reviewer tests Dyson’s new Find+Follow Purifier Cool during a heatwave, praising its smart tracking system, quiet operation, strong cooling performance and air purification capabilities. The fan adjusts airflow based on the user's location, improves sleep comfort and includes intelligent energy-saving features. Despite the high price, it is presented as a worthwhile investment, with additional cooling product recommendations provided.

A range of anti-chafing solutions are highlighted to help prevent skin irritation during hot weather, including balms, powders and creams from brands such as Megababe, First Aid Beauty and Lush. Reviewers praise these products for reducing friction, soothing skin and improving comfort during exercise or daily wear. Expert advice from Reginald Ofori recommends avoiding duct tape and plasters, choosing breathable workout clothing, applying healing creams at night and using anti-chafing sprays before exercising.