Pictures courtesy of Villa Seabird  Villa Seabird is a truly secret escape, hidden down a pine-carpeted cul-de-sac in the popular French commune of Lége-Cap Ferret (not to be confused St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, the illustrious millionaire's playground on the Côte d'Azur). Overview Run single-handedly by Sylvie Jauffret, the two-room guesthouse (an extension of the house that Jauffret has been visiting since she was a child) has the feel of a private, secluded villa with all the benefits of a hotel.

When suffering from stress, anxiety, exhaustion or burnout, your physical and mental health may be affected in many different ways. One of which, that is lesser recognised, is the strain these conditions put on your oral health. Here, dentist Dr Sunny Sihra, owner of SimplyTeeth tells us exactly what stress can do to our dental health. 1. Oral hygiene may be compromised“Stress can often lead to poor self-hygiene due to one’s mind being preoccupied with things such as work or personal issues (or global pandemics).

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Far-flung travel is fabulous if you’ve got the time (and budget!) to make it happen. But if you’re looking for a quick and easy getaway, allow us to remind you of the beauty of the weekend road trip. In this recurring series, we ask seasoned travelers to share all the details of their best recent trip, from the car they drove to the clothes they packed—and of course, the must-visit locations on their itinerary.

There are few fashion investments that are as relevant now as they were over two centuries ago, but Manolo Blahnik’s Hangisi shoe is one such sartorial outlier. Sure, this buckle-adorned pump was officially launched in the spring of 2008, but its design was influenced by the style of one Ms Joséphine Bonaparte – wife to Napoleon and arbiter of trends. More on that later. After all, more instrumental than a Neoclassical empress in Hangisi’s history is a fictional New York columnist.

It’s no secret that Disney has embarked on an epic quest to change the princess narrative in recent years. Gone are the days of damsels in distress waiting for Prince Charming to save them. Heck, Frozen is less about a love plot than it is about learning to love difficult siblings! That’s why so many eyes are on the new live-action adaptation of The Little Mermaid. In the original 1989 animated film—let’s face it—Ariel drastically changes her physical appearance and gives up her literal voice to pursue a man.

In fashion and beauty circles, many have debated the direction in which ‘quiet luxury’ – last year’s stand-out trend – would go. While some favour the edgier energy of a ‘90s aesthetic (one that’s still minimal but whispers cool over classic), others have amped up the volume on luxury, oozing an ‘old money’ vibe. Not loud, necessarily, but opulent, “the ‘old money’ trend is a progression of the ‘quiet luxury’ aesthetic that we saw throughout last year, but it slightly steps the glamour up to celebrate expensive-looking hair that has been expertly created,” hair stylist and trend forecaster Tom Smith tells Harper's Bazaar.

Media Platforms Design Team February is upon us, and the 14th isn't far off. Whether you're single or taken, procrastinating  or waiting for the perfect plans, your Valentine's Day is about to get a little bit simpler and a whole lot chicer. We've teamed up with The New Potato girls to bring extra style to your swanky dinner date. One lucky winner will receive $1,000 to spend on something luxe and lacy from Fleur du Mal, a delicate diamond ring set from Catbird, professional hair and makeup services provided by Vênsette, plus a guaranteed reservation at NYC hotspot Bar Primi.

Zoë Kravitz has delighted fans by sharing the first official image of herself as Catwoman, aka Selina Kyle, from the upcoming The Batman movie. The 32-year-old actress posted the photo on Instagram, having previously deleted all images from her page. She added the caption: "Selina Kyle #thebatman." Kravitz can be seen sporting straight, shoulder-length hair and wearing a white vest in the image, instead of the iconic catsuit. The movie's director Matt Reeves also shared posters of the film featuring Batman, played by Robert Pattinson, and Paul Dano's Riddler.

Media Platforms Design Team Update, 1/2/15: Zoe Saldana and Marco Perego revealed the names of their newborn twins on Instagram today: "Our boys CY and BOWIE are finally here. #marcoperego and I wanted to thank you for your beautiful wishes and for your patience." See the sweet post below. Update, 12/11: Although it has yet to be officially confirmed by Zoe Saldana's rep, The Mirror UK is reporting that Zoe Saldana and husband Marco Perego welcomed their two new babies earlier this week.