We love to keep up to date with the latest style news each week: out of Kendall Jenner’s most enjoyed Instagram film to Emporio Armani launch a style program, we’ve rounded up some of the top fashion news stories of this week specially for you.
Kendall Jenner Has The Most Liked Instagram Pic, Ever!
Kendall Jenner is creating her title in the modeling world and she is garnering a lot of fans, so far in fact that one of her hottest Instagram posts might be the most discussed article in Instagram history. The epic picture was posted on societal media around a month before, but it’s now the most enjoyed photograph in Instagram history. The pic in question shows Kendall laying on the ground with her hair in center shapes and it’s simply magnificent. In reality, the film is so popular that it has exceeded the 2.5 million enjoys mark.
NBC Pulls Out of The Miss USA Pageant Weeks Before it Airs
Miss USA is maybe one of the most loved pageants on earth, however there is currently a lot of negativity surrounding the esteemed pageant thanks to Donald Trumps controversial comments about Mexican immigrants — which he made during his Presidential bid statement earlier this month. The NBC system has now decided to end it’s business relationships with the company magnate out of admiration to the Latino community, and has pledged not to broadcast the series, which has left fans of the contest concerned. But apparently you can still see it via the
Princess Charlotte’s Christening Will Be Shot With a Famed Fashion Photographer
We’re besotted with the Royal household, and we’re very pleased to learn the Princess Charlotte’s christening will be recorded by a single incredibly high-profile style photographer.
And also the photographer with got the honours is none other than Mario Testino, who will snap the images of the most adorable royals christening this Sunday. In a media release Testino revealed her was “overwhelmed and honoured to be selected to document this event” of the royal household. And he looks a fantastic match, considering he was the guy behind the lens when he shot the late Princess Diana for her Vanity Fair shoot at 1997.
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