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EMIRATI TEEN MAKES HISTORY IN ANTARCTICA
At just 18, Fatima Abdulrahman Al Awadhi has become the youngest and first Arab woman to summit Mount Vinson, Antarctica’s highest peak, adding a major milestone to her Seven Summits journey. Battling temperatures below minus 40°C, her achievement is as much about mental grit as physical endurance. Dedicated to the UAE’s leadership the climb underscores how far Emirati ambition can travel.
EMILY IN PARIS SEASON 6 GETS A GREEN LIGHT
Netflix’s glossy Euro fantasy isn’t packing its bags just yet. Emily in Paris has been renewed for Season 6, following a hugely successful fifth season that clocked 26.8 million views in under two weeks. With Rome added to the mix and Paris still firmly at its core, the series continues to blur fashion fantasy with rom-com escapism, and audiences are clearly still buying into Emily’s very curated chaos.
TOMMY HILFIGER RETURNS TO THE FOOTBALL PITCH
Fashion and football reunite as Tommy Hilfiger signs a multi-year partnership with Liverpool FC, marking the brand’s first return to the sport since 2005. The deal includes dressing both the men’s and women’s teams alongside capsule collections and campaigns. It’s a calculated move that taps into football’s global style influence while positioning Hilfiger back where performance and pop culture collide.
MOUNA AYOUB TO AUCTION ICONIC DIOR COUTURE
One of haute couture’s most talked-about collections is heading to the auction block. Socialite and collector Mouna Ayoub is selling six looks and a pair of boots from John Galliano’s Spring 2000 Christian Dior show. The pieces will go under the hammer at a Maurice Auction x Kerry Taylor Auctions sale at Le Bristol Paris on January 29. It’s a rare chance to own a slice of fashion history that .
FUJIFILM’S LATEST CAMERA LETS YOU TIME TRAVEL (SORT OF)
Fujifilm has unveiled the ‘Instax Mini EVO Cinema,’ its first hybrid camera to combine video capture with instant photography. Designed with a retro feel, the camera lets users fine-tune image quality through era-inspired presets spanning from the 1930s to the 2020s. It’s a smart nod to nostalgia with just enough tech-forward thinking to appeal to a generation that wants both cinematic storytelling and something tangible to hold.
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