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All The Photos From Rihanna’s First-Ever Makeup Masterclass In Dubai

The star shared some of her best makeup tips and beauty tricks
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NYFW SS18: Day Four and Five

Show coverage from day four and five of NYFW.
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Fenty X Puma: Rihanna flexed some streetwear muscle showing a collection heavy with motocross, surf and skate references. Incorporating head-to-toe tonal looks in shades of blue, purple, orange, white and green the pieces ranged from French-cut swimsuits and scuba suits to athletic parkas and biker-style trousers.
Diane von Furstenburg: There was a hint of the Seventies in the air at DVF last night. Jonathan Saunders gave showgoers a taste of nostalgia while keeping his eye firmly on the future. Working with exuberantly bright colours Saunders worked with a range of fabrics and embellishments to bring polished bohemia to the pieces.
Sies Marjan: Sander Lak's fourth show built upon his strong colour and draping foundations. The young designer sent out plenty of beautifully light, floaty dresses that will bring much needed colour and convenience to any summer wardrobe.
Prabal Gurung: Like his cast of both high profile and diverse models, Prabal Gurung's runway offerings ensured his customers will have plenty to choose from next summer. Sheer summer dresses in mini, midi and maxi cuts were shown alongside lightweight summer knits, trenches and structured shorts.
Victoria Beckham: Victoria Beckham's softly softly approach for this collection was a cohesive continuation of her last two seasons. Made up of ladylike pencil and flowing maxi skirts as well loosely tailored blazers and trousers, the British designer put forth an appealing case for relaxed glamour.
Vivienne Tam: Vivienne Tam wove her Chinese heritage through her traveller-themed collection. Wispy dresses and gowns cut from silk georgettes featured printed and hand-drawn Asian motifs and symbols. There was an element of structure too, which came in the form of sharply cut mini skirts, cropped jackets, parkas and summer trenches
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Currently Coveting: Retro Shades

Channel your inner celebrity with these vintage-style sunglasses.
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There's a distinct Eighties feel to these tiny shades worn by Rihanna at Cannes.
Le Specs at Matches Fashion.
Kendall Jenner's Seventies-style round sunglasses channel John Lennon.
Acne at Net-A-Porter.
Selena's glasses with red tinted lenses tap into Sixties nostalgia.
Andy Wolf at Ounass
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All That Shimmers

How to incorporate elegant shimmer into your look.
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Roland Mouret. The brand’s lilac silk dress provides the perfect example of how iridescent shimmer can flatter both day and night. Dress it down with denim leggings or wear as it is with statement heels.
Christian Dior. While the T-shirt itself may have reached its zenith, the combination of the cotton top and bejewelled skirt is one that continually inspires. Look to the reflective matte beading of embroidered lightweight skirts and pair with your favourite slogan tee or crisp cotton dress shirt.
Dennis Basso. The sensuality of Dennis Basso’s cocktail dress lies in both its expert cut and its dewy glow. Perfect for dinners at that island getaway and just as effective for evening soirees.
Balmain. When you remove the necklace and sheer silk trousers you’re left with a statement piece that is modern glamour exemplified. Don this crystallised mesh top with Saint Laurent denim or tapered trousers for optimum effect while remembering to keep accessories muted.
Aquilano Rimondi. Fast fashion has resulted in the duplication of many an eveningwear favourite, including sequins. However, the flat reflective adornment that comes in multiple shapes and sizes is best exemplified in the knowledgeable hands of designers who ensure its sparkle is elegantly muted. Aquilano Rimondi frays the edges of this midnight blue frock to perfection. Pair with a denim jacket and flats by day or dress up with nude pumps by night.
Dion Lee. The art of wearing shimmer without evoking the Disco Era comes not only from the textile itself but also from the proportion of the ensemble in question. Break up the glistening paillette of your top with flat pleated detailing on a skirt to simplify the look. Combine with flat sandals and minimalist rings for cool girl glamour
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The Pink Ladies

Rihanna kicked off the VMAs in lashings of pink, which first emerged on the runway
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Emma Harris struts down the runway in a sheer, jewel-mottled Alexander McQueen lace dress, worn with an opulent nude pink floral and butterfly-embroidered jacket with plush fur trim.
At Milan Fashion Week, Dolce & Gabanna’s duster coat boasts a variety of chunky fuchsia flowers, as if freshly plucked from an English rose garden. Underneath lays a sheer silk and satin baby pink evening dress.
Vivienne Westwood goes bold with an explosion of mauve and pink. Here wide trousers are matched with a thin jumper and cosy cardigan of the same, rosé-tinted shade. Partner with some funky platform sneakers for a real statement look.
A rose-smothered Karlie Kloss is pictured here in a seductive leather bustier, worn with slim, plisse trousers that are adorned with fluttering feathers. A sweeping duster coat perfects an already striking outfit.
This season, Tibi is all about the pale, warm pinks, which are deep and rich in colour. At New York Fashion Week, this loose fitting midi skirt was paired with a sturdy riding boot and attention-grabbing coat