There’s a meme that’s been doing rounds for a while which states: One of my greatest fears in life is that low-rise jeans will make a comeback.

Clearly, there are a lot of people who agree with the sentiment, because Twitter is rife with people wishing, hoping and praying that the super low-slung trousers never become fashionable again.

If you’re one of those people, brace yourself for some very bad news: Low-rise jeans might actually be making a comeback. Yes, really.

Yara Shahidi is the latest celebrity face of Coach, and the 19-year-old actor and activist is the perfect choice for the American brand.

Shahidi rose to fame starring in the sitcom Black-ish and has since had a leading role in the spin-off TV show Grown-ish. She’s become well-known for speaking out about social issues and has even created a digital platform to encourage first-time voters to head to the polls. This isn’t Shahidi’s first fashion campaign – she’s modelled for Beyonce’s sportswear label Ivy Park and is also the face of make-up brand Bobbi Brown.

Australian denim brand ksubi has tapped none other than Kendall Jenner to front its AW19 campaign.

They posted pictures from the eight-piece collection, with Jenner modelling everything from cut-off shorts (£150/AED688.86) and ripped jeans (£215AED987.37) to an asymmetric denim jacket (£265/AED1,216.99).

Beyoncé might only be voicing Nala in the new adaptation of The Lion King, but this hasn’t stopped her from serving some serious looks in the process.

To celebrate the new film, the pop star has released a music video for her new song, Spirit. This is part of the 14-track album called The Lion King: The Gift, which will be released on Friday and features collaborations with everyone from Pharrell Williams to Childish Gambino.

Attention, Upper East Siders - our favourite naughties TV show is making a comeback.

It has been over a decade since Gossip Girl introduced us to a group of beautiful, backstabbing, rumour-obsessed teenagers living the high life on Manhattan's Upper East Side.

While the actual Gossip Girl was obsessed with socialite Serene van der Woodsen, it was immediately clear that Blair stole the show with her intelligent, biting one-liners, ambition, and vulnerability. Not forgetting her headbands.

If you thought the Return of the Scrunchie was going to be short-lived – a flash in the pan throwback to a simpler time when the coolest hairdo in the world involved a crimper and a velvet hair band – we’re afraid you were wrong.

The Eighties accessory trend is growing – literally – with the arrival of supersized scrunchies which are proving popular with some very stylish Instragrammers, like New York based fashion influencer Kat Hsu (aka @iamtheflowerthief) and French stylist Andréa Ottaviani (@andreaetlou).

Some people would argue that mums wearing matching outfits with their daughters is cringe-worthy and seriously uncool. Those people would be wrong.

Why? Because Beyoncé Carter-Knowles twins with seven-year-old Blue Ivy all the time, and if Queen Bey says it’s cool, it is. Full stop.

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