The Sunday Times - UK (2022-02-13

▲ DDH

Dinner

date hair.

You know

it: shiny,

glossy,

faux-casual.

Duchess of

Cambridge

meets

Carluccio’s

▼ ‘CAE SAL’

Pretentious shorthand

for a caesar salad

Cooling down

Welcome back, MySpace ties

The internet obsession with all things indie sleaze shows no sign

of slowing down, and nor does the fashion — note all the MySpace-

era ties suddenly on the menswear catwalks. Borderline acceptable,

as long as the haircut doesn’t come back too ...

Heating up

The Barometer

▲ RUN,

ROSE, RUN

Dolly

Parton’s

first novel,

out March 7.

No further

explanation

necessary

▲ HANDBAG SCRUNCHIES

Well, that’s one place

to keep your keys

▲ RADCLIFFE & MACONIE

Our favourite radio

dads, and not just

because they apparently

love Barometer

▼ V WAIST TROUSERS

Is this Gen Z’s answer to

millennials’ ripped jeans?

Either way: delete

▼ PRIVATE JETS

A Floridian teenager is

exposing billionaires’

carbon footprints on Twitter

(see @ElonJet). We’ll stick

to BA, thanks

▼ PRANGOVER

Pre-hangovers.

When you’ve got anxiety

about the hangover

before you even

start drinking

KIDSUPER

JORDANLUCA

BFF gifts go

grown-up

Step away from that

personalised bottle of gin

from Etsy: BFF gifts are

having a makeover.

Design brands are

creating “friendship

lamps” that sync with a

friend anywhere in the

world to light up when

you’re thinking of them.

Digital photo lockets are

becoming a thing too

— the indie jewellery

label Coocurio embeds a

QR code on the back of its

lockets that you scan to

reveal a personal photo

message. The high school

friendship bracelet is also

having an update — see

Fendi’s gold chains, or the

fine jewellery options by

Lauren Rubinski and

Anissa Kermiche. Lamps,

£240; uncommongoods.

com. Bracelets, £320,

Fendi; farfetch.com

ROXANNE ASSOULIN

Additional words: Hannah Evans. Photograph

s: Douglas Friedman, Getty Images, Alamy

GEORGES WENDELL

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