Gayathri Kallukaran is a Junior Journalist with Eastern Eye. She has a Master’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from St. Paul’s College, Bengaluru, and brings over five years of experience in content creation, including two years in digital journalism. She covers stories across culture, lifestyle, travel, health, and technology, with a creative yet fact-driven approach to reporting. Known for her sensitivity towards human interest narratives, Gayathri’s storytelling often aims to inform, inspire, and empower. Her journey began as a layout designer and reporter for her college’s daily newsletter, where she also contributed short films and editorial features. Since then, she has worked with platforms like FWD Media, Pepper Content, and Petrons.com, where several of her interviews and features have gained spotlight recognition. Fluent in English, Malayalam, Tamil, and Hindi, she writes in English and Malayalam, continuing to explore inclusive, people-focused storytelling in the digital space.
Bollywood star Kareena Kapoor made a striking appearance at the Vivienne Westwood show in Mumbai on Tuesday evening, turning heads in a glamorous red ensemble. The event, held at the iconic Gateway of India, was a celebration of India’s rich textile heritage and featured an exclusive showcase of Vivienne Westwood’s Spring-Summer 2025 collection.
A show-stopping look
Kareena Kapoor, known for her impeccable fashion sense, was the cynosure of all eyes as she arrived in a stunning red gown featuring a thigh-high slit, corset bodice, and off-shoulder sleeves. Her outfit exuded elegance and sophistication, complemented by her gold-hued heels, which added a touch of glamour to her look.
Videos of the actor posing for the paparazzi have been making rounds on social media, capturing her poise and grace. Despite the chaos and shouts from photographers asking her to turn their way, Kareena remained unfazed, flashing a warm smile before heading inside the venue. Her effortless charm and striking presence once again reaffirmed her status as a true fashion icon.
About the Vivienne Westwood Show
The Vivienne Westwood fashion show in Mumbai is a collaboration with the Department of Textiles, Maharashtra. The event highlights the fusion of Indian textiles with contemporary global fashion, showcasing special archive pieces and a capsule collection featuring couture designs made from handwoven Indian silks, Khadi, cotton, and wool.
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Vivienne Westwood, a legendary British fashion designer, was known for her punk-inspired aesthetic and commitment to sustainability. This show aims to honour her legacy while celebrating the craftsmanship of Indian artisans. Several prominent celebrities, actors, and musicians were expected to attend the grand event, further solidifying its importance in the fashion industry.
Kareena Kapoor’s Eid celebrations
Just a day before her dazzling appearance at the fashion show, Kareena Kapoor and her husband, actor Saif Ali Khan, celebrated Eid with their family. The couple hosted a warm and intimate gathering, complete with a delicious lunch, attended by their close relatives. Saif’s sister, Saba Pataudi, shared a heartfelt post on Instagram featuring pictures from the occasion, captioned, “Family matters most.”
This Eid held special significance for the family, as it marked Saif’s first since the shocking home invasion incident in January, during which he was stabbed and had to undergo multiple surgeries. Since then, the couple has maintained a more guarded approach regarding their personal lives, particularly when it comes to their children, Taimur and Jeh.
Despite the challenges, Kareena and Saif continue to cherish family moments while balancing their professional commitments. Their bond and resilience serve as an inspiration to their fans, who eagerly follow their journey both on and off the screen.
Fashion powerhouse
Kareena remains an unstoppable forceInstagram/ kareenakapoorkhan
Kareena Kapoor’s recent appearance at the Vivienne Westwood show reaffirmed her status as a fashion powerhouse. Dressed in a breathtaking red gown, she effortlessly stole the spotlight, embodying grace and confidence. Her participation in such a prestigious event further solidifies her global influence in both the fashion and entertainment industries.
Coupled with her family celebrations and thriving film career, Kareena remains an unstoppable force. Whether gracing the red carpet or spending cherished moments with loved ones, she continues to captivate audiences with her elegance and authenticity. As she moves forward with her upcoming projects, her fans eagerly await her next move, knowing she will continue to make waves in the industry.
Dakota Johnson wore two Gucci looks at the Los Angeles premiere of Splitsville.
Her silver corset gown highlighted this year’s metallic fashion trend.
She later changed into an emerald Gucci minidress for the after-party.
Johnson described the film as a “soulful, unique comedy” exploring love and relationships.
Red carpet look
Dakota Johnson turned heads at the Los Angeles premiere of Splitsville, arriving in a striking silver Gucci gown with a leather finish and a draped corset that cinched at the waist. The outfit echoed the metallic trend that has dominated fashion this year.
The actress later switched outfits for the after-party, opting for a long-sleeved emerald Gucci minidress.
Adria Arjona and Dakota Johnson attend the Los Angeles premiere of "Splitsville" Getty Images
About the film
Splitsville is set for release on 22 August. The film explores the dynamics between two couples, weaving together the challenges of love, relationships and individuality.
Speaking to Deadline earlier this year, Johnson explained: “It has an interesting tone because I guess, off the bat, it reads as a comedy, but it’s a very soulful, unique comedy about two couples and the challenging dynamics of their relationships individually, and then their relationships intertwined with each other. It’s about the complexities of love.”
Splitsville is set for release on 22 AugustGetty Images
Johnson on non-monogamy
In the film, Johnson plays a woman in an open marriage. Reflecting on the subject, she shared her views on non-monogamy: “I think it’s such an interesting topic because I don’t feel like there’s one right way to love, or one right way to live your life, and I think human beings are being allowed to evolve.”
She added that while some prefer long-term monogamy, others may explore multiple relationships: “If you want to have multiple relationships in your life, great. If you want to go really deep with one person, great. If you want to have both of those at the same time, great. Why not, really? But also scary, you know?”
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Zara removed the flagged images and said both models had medical certification
Two Zara adverts banned for featuring models deemed “unhealthily thin”
ASA cited use of shadows and styling that made models appear gaunt
One image highlighted “protruding collarbones”; another made legs appear unusually thin
Zara removed the flagged images and said both models had medical certification
ASA also banned adverts from Marks & Spencer and Next earlier this year
Fashion retailer Zara has had two adverts banned by the UK’s advertising watchdog for portraying models who appeared “unhealthily thin”.
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled the adverts were “irresponsible” and said they must not appear again in their current form. Both images had appeared on Zara’s app and website as part of a carousel showcasing clothing both on and off models.
Zara has removed the images in question and said the models involved had received medical clearance confirming they were in good health at the time of the shoot.
What did the ASA find?
In one advert, which promoted a short dress, the ASA said shadows were used in a way that made the model’s legs appear “noticeably thin.” The watchdog also noted the positioning of the model’s upper arms and elbow joints gave an impression of being “out of proportion.”
The second banned advert was for a white shirt, where the model's pose and the shirt’s low neckline made her “protruding collarbones” a central visual element.
The ASA said the slicked-back hairstyle and lighting in both ads contributed to the models appearing “gaunt.”
Two other adverts investigated as part of the same inquiry were not banned. Zara confirmed it had voluntarily removed all the flagged images.
The ASA’s decision follows similar rulings earlier this yearZara
Zara's response
Zara said it did not receive any direct complaints and maintained that the images had not been heavily altered—only minor edits to lighting and colour were made.
The retailer added that it follows guidance from Fashioning a Healthy Future, a report issued by the UK Model Health Inquiry in 2007. Zara specifically cited compliance with recommendation three, which requires models to provide a medical certificate from a doctor experienced in recognising eating disorders.
A wider issue in fashion advertising
The ASA’s decision follows similar rulings earlier this year. In July, a Marks & Spencer advert was banned for portraying a model who appeared “unhealthily thin.” The regulator said the model’s pose, clothing choice, and the use of “large pointed shoes” exaggerated the slimness of her legs.
Next also had an advert banned earlier this year, involving a model wearing blue skinny jeans. The ASA criticised the use of camera angles that emphasised the thinness of the model’s legs and declared the advert “irresponsible.”
Next disagreed with the decision and said the model had a “healthy and toned physique,” despite being slim.
The debate around body image in advertising continues, with some consumers questioning why adverts featuring models who appear unhealthily overweight are not subject to the same scrutiny.
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The players were seen in House of Cavani’s Bond Navy blue blazer
House of Cavani styled the India Champions team during the World Championship of Legends 2025
Cricketers including Yuvraj Singh, Harbhajan Singh, and Suresh Raina wore Cavani’s formalwear
Outfits included the Bond Navy blue blazer, Dakota beige chinos, and Ashley bi-stretch shirts
The team wore the brand to a pre-match press conference and dinner event
House of Cavani has 17 UK stores and is known for Italian-inspired menswear
29 July 2025, Birmingham – Leading menswear brand House of Cavani has partnered with the India Champions team for the World Championship of Legends 2025, styling the cricket legends for key events during the tournament.
Ahead of their opening match in the second season of WCL, the India Champions attended a press conference and team dinner dressed in Cavani’s signature pieces. The lineup included former international cricketers Yuvraj Singh, Harbhajan Singh, Suresh Raina, and brothers Irfan and Yusuf Pathan.
Outfitted by Cavani: Style meets sport
The players were seen in House of Cavani’s Bond Navy blue blazer, a piece suited to both formal occasions and professional appearances. This was paired with Dakota beige chinos, a versatile wardrobe staple, and the Ashley bi-stretch shirt, made with soft mercerised cotton for a slim, modern fit.
Brand and team speak on collaboration
Sukhi Mondair, CEO of House of Cavani, said:
“Styling the India Champions team has been a privilege, providing the perfect blend of performance excellence with sartorial craftsmanship. Their charisma deserves formalwear that matches the impact they’ve had on cricket.”
Jaspal Bahra, Co-Owner of the India Champions, added:
“It is flattering that the India Champions team is seen as a natural fit with such an iconic brand like House of Cavani, which is the epitome of timeless sophistication.”
About House of Cavani
House of Cavani is a UK-based menswear label known for its Italian-inspired tailoring, offering both formal and casualwear. With 17 stores across the UK, the brand continues to blend craftsmanship with contemporary style for the modern gentleman.
Let’s be honest. Most of us have paused mid-scroll on a red carpet photo and whispered, “How does their face look so… expensive?” Not plastic. Not filtered. Just expensive.
When Timothée Chalamet’s jawline cuts through a paparazzi swarm, or Zendaya glows like she’s powered by nuclear energy under stadium lights? That’s not genetics. Celebrities survive because they treat their faces like tactical gear in a war against 4K lenses and exhaustion. We stole the clinic playbooks. Here’s what’s actually happening.
It’s not about going under the knife anymore. It’s subtle tweaks, skin that bounces light a certain way, a jawline that suddenly exists, lips that aren’t overfilled but somehow perfect. And it’s not magic. It’s injectables.
These aren’t the old-school, frozen-face fixes. This is the new wave, celebrity-loved treatments that work quietly in the background to make you look like you’ve just come back from a month-long retreat in Provence. Here’s what’s hot, who's doing it, and why it's all anyone’s talking about in 2025.
Hollywood’s go-to face treatments before every red carpetiStock
1. Exosome glow-ups
Celebs call this "911 in a needle." Stem cell–derived exosomes are everywhere right now, especially ahead of major events. Why? They speed up skin repair, boost collagen, and give that “lit from within” shine with zero downtime. Think of them as microscopic couriers delivering glow directly into your skin cells. A few drops + a microneedling session and you wake up in 48 hours looking like you’ve slept for 14 days. Real talk? 68% of L.A. clinics now pack it into "Red Carpet Rescue" kits with IV drips. It’s not wellness. It’s damage control.
2. Micro-botox (SkinTox)
This isn’t your aunt’s Botox. SkinTox uses micro-doses to smooth out skin texture without freezing your face. It’s what gives celebs that blurred, “airbrushed IRL” look. Makeup glides better, pores shrink, and the skin just behaves better under camera flashes. It’s less about erasing expression lines and more about having a face that always looks like it’s in soft lighting.
3. Jawline contouring with biostimulator fillers
You’ve seen it! Some celeb jawlines could cut glass. But here’s the thing: subtle contouring via fillers (Radiesse and Sculptra) can mimic that bone structure even if you weren’t born with it. It’s sculptural but natural. Not puffy. Not obvious. This is one of the top treatments male celebs are doing quietly behind-the-scenes, and it’s why they suddenly start looking like editorial models overnight. Searches for "structural filler" exploded 290% after pap shots dropped. It’s for people who want definition, not dough.
4. . Skin boosters for hydrated, mobile lips
Forget duck lips. The 2025 trend is juicy but mobile. Skin boosters like Profhilo and Belotero Revive hydrate from the inside out, plumping lips and smoothing fine lines without stiffness. That soft-focus pout isn’t about volume, it’s about hydration. This technique works especially well under lipstick and makes your lips look healthier, not fake. 61% of under-35 clients at celeb clinics now demand this over traditional filler.
5. Under-eye revision via skin boosters & PDRN (Salmon DNA)
Tired eyes are a career hazard when you’re doing press tours across time zones. But instead of heavy tear-trough fillers, celebs now use diluted skin boosters and polynucleotides under the eyes. It doesn’t fill; instead, it is said to heal. Puffiness goes down, fine lines fade, and you look awake without looking… altered. Celebs swear by these for their “no-makeup makeup” days.
Inside the injectable glow-ups stars are secretly gettingiStock
The ugly truth
Hollywood isn’t obsessed with perfection. It’s obsessed with survival. When the camera sees everything and criticism comes faster than compliments, looking like the best version of yourself becomes self-preservation.
Injectables aren’t cheating. They’re choices. Some use them to soften time, others to boost what nature didn’t. And that’s okay. Not everyone needs it. Not everyone wants it. But for those who do, it’s not vanity. It’s control in a world that tries to take it from you.
The real problem isn’t Botox or fillers.
It’s thinking there’s only one right way to look.
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ASA previously banned similar ads by Next and others
M&S advert banned for promoting an "unhealthily thin" body image
ASA criticised model's pose, outfit, and styling
Retailer claimed campaign aimed to showcase confidence, not slimness
ASA previously banned similar ads by Next and others
A Marks & Spencer (M&S) advert has been banned after the UK’s advertising regulator said it irresponsibly depicted a model as “unhealthily thin”.
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) raised concerns over the model’s pose and outfit, including pointed shoes that exaggerated the slimness of her legs. The advert appeared on the M&S app and is no longer in use.
The ASA ruled that the M&S advert must not appear again in its current form, urging the brand to avoid promoting unhealthy body standards in future campaigns.
M&S responds to advert ban
M&S defended the campaign, stating it was intended to portray “confidence and ease”. The retailer said the model was selected with regard to her health and suitability, and the styling choices were purely fashion-driven.
The company added that its womenswear range is inclusive and adheres to industry health standards. M&S also noted it had withdrawn or updated other images investigated by the ASA.
Watchdog flags visual proportions in image
According to the ASA, the model’s head appeared out of proportion with her body, further drawing attention to her slim figure. This contributed to the impression that the image promoted an unhealthy body type.
While three other M&S ads were reviewed, none were banned, though the retailer chose to amend them voluntarily.
M&S joins list of brands with banned fashion ads
The M&S advert ban follows a similar decision involving high street chain Next earlier this year. An advert for skinny jeans was removed due to concerns that the model’s pose and camera angles emphasised thinness.
Next maintained the model had a “healthy and toned physique” and disagreed with the ASA’s ruling.
Separately, TV personality Gemma Collins was found to have breached advertising rules by promoting a prescription-only weight-loss drug on Instagram. Her post was among nine banned in a recent ASA crackdown.