Wuthering Heights, Heated Rivalry, Bridgerton, Industry. . . The year has got off to one hell of a sexy start. Is it just us or has entertainment got hornier?
Writer @izzymks asks the experts about why steamy scenes are peaking our interest right now.
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The time has come to stop chasing "perfect", poreless, filtered, algorithm-approved skin. Instead, strong skin, the kind that doesn't freak out when you're stressed, doesn't sting when you try something new and doesn't suddenly erupt into breakouts the minute life gets a bit heavy is the north star.
Allow us to introduce 'resilient skin'. But what does it actually mean? Head to the link in bio as @laurenbeautyed talks to the experts about how to create a less volatile skin barrier.
Reality TV is known for popularising phrases: "the ick", "grafting", "pied" to name a few. Amongst the drama of this season's Love Island All Stars, a new phrase has emerged thanks to Whitney Adebayo: "charge it".
While it's been uttered more times that we can count, it's not the frivolous throwaway remark you might think. "Charge it" essentially means accepting what's happened and moving forward without endlessly relitigating it. And it's a healthy mindset to have.
Head to the link in bio for expert insights into why "charging it" could change your mentality this year. It's giving . . . maturity.
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Have you never felt like you quite fit into the extrovert or introvert box? Then you might identify more with a new personaility type: the otrovert.
With more emotional nuance, this type enjoys smaller social situations and relishes one-on-one interactions. Head to the link in bio to discover whether this sounds like you.
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Love Island winners Toni Laites and Cach Mercer get real about life after the villa.
From navigating fame in a country that isn’t home, to discovering pre-loved fashion, to using their platform for something that actually matters, they prove they are still the couple we grew to love last summer.
Head to the link in bio to read their chat with PS about authenticity, charity, British weather (Toni still hates it) and why being yourself is the only strategy that lasts.
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If your plans for Valentine's Day weekend aren't seeing Wuthering Heights, then you need to reevaluate. While buzz has been around the on-screen chemistry between Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, writer Clemmie Fieldsend has been fixated on Margot's tour-drobe.
Alongside her stylist, Andrew Mukamal, Margot has served yet another masterclass in method dressing. From sumptuous velvet to structured corsets and some casual multi-million pound accessories in between, she is fast becoming the queen of sartorial tributes.
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It's the age old question . . . can you ever be 'just friends' with an ex? At the link in bio, writer @beautyandtheb asks the experts whether her experience with exes has clouded her judgement or it's possible to have a platonic friendship after romantic love.
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When it comes to beauty products, @laurenbeautyed has tried them all. And she knows where it's worth spending your money.
From leaving behind fancy shower gels to investing in foundation, head to the link in bio for her definitive guide to allocating your beauty budget.
"You'll change your mind!"
"You just need to meet the right person!"
"Just have one!"
These are all the remarks writer @izzymks often hears when she tells people she's pretty sure she doesn't want to have children. And it seems Charli XCX is faced with the same.
After revealing she doesn't think she wants kids on US podcast SmartLess, the singer was met with prying questions. Surely it's time we stopped assuming all women want to be mums? Head to the link in bio for more on why this tiresome trope needs to stop.
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There's a new style of socialising for 2026 - admin night. Call the girls, get in the nibbles and set up your laptop for.a night of productivity, companionship and sorting life admin. But how does it work in practice?
Writer @jennyfrancis23 gave it a try. Head to the link in bio to see how it went.
It's always risky when a beloved brand reformulates a best-seller. Will it be better than the original or leave fans shopping elsewhere?
That's what beauty writer Lucy Abbersteen set to find out as her favourite Armani Luminous Silk Foundation has just had a makeover.
Fortunately, her fears were unfounded. That silky quality she loves is still there as it buffs into the skin effortlessly, leaving a natural-looking finish. With 44 shades, it offers medium coverage that feels luxe. And that's why she's given the reformulated foundation 5 stars.
