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Fresh off her fourth appearance at the Cannes Film Festival, Priya Jain continues to build a career defined by purpose and intention. At a Cannes Film Festival that spotlighted Indian talent and Bollywood productions, Jain represented a new generation of artists navigating both the global entertainment industry and their cultural roots.
The past year has marked a period of significant momentum for Jain’s Hollywood career, as she served as Executive Producer and starred in director Renny Harlin‘s theatrical thriller Deep Water. She also appears in Not Without Hope opposite Josh Duhamel, director Joe Carnahan’s survival drama based on the true story of Nick Schuyler, the sole survivor of a 2009 boating accident that claimed the lives of three friends, including NFL players Marquis Cooper and Corey Smith. Together, the projects reflect Jain’s growing presence in ambitious productions and her continued momentum across the industry.
Now, Jain is preparing for another major Hollywood moment with her upcoming appearance in
One Night Only, the new romantic comedy from director Will Gluck. The ensemble film places Jain alongside a diverse cast of actors, musicians, and cultural figures helping shape today’s entertainment landscape, including Monica Barbaro, Callum Turner, Julia Fox, and King Princess.
While acting remains her primary focus, Jain has also become known for the sense of purpose she brings to her work beyond the screen. A lifelong vegetarian who later adopted a vegan lifestyle, she has spent years supporting animal welfare initiatives through volunteer work, rescue advocacy, and ongoing contributions to organizations in both the United States and India.
Among the causes closest to her heart is Furry Tails, a rescue organization in Prayagraj, India that cares for stray dogs. After years of supporting the organization from abroad, Jain was eventually able to visit in person and witness its impact firsthand. The experience strengthened her commitment to animal welfare and reinforced her connection to the country where her family roots began.
As her career continues to expand across Hollywood and the international stage, Jain remains committed to using her platform thoughtfully. Whether through the stories she helps bring to life on screen or the causes she supports behind the scenes, she continues to build a career guided by both ambition and purpose.
A Global Celebration of Creativity for the BAPE STA 25th Anniversary
A BATHING APE® (BAPE®) and KidSuper reunite to introduce their second collaboration, SUPERBAPE CUP Collection by KidSuper, in celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the BAPE STA, bringing together two distinct creative forces to reimagine an icon through a global lens.
Born in the streets of Ura Harajuku in 2001, the BAPE STA has evolved from a street-born sneaker into a global symbol of fearless self-expression. Defined by its signature STA logo, bold colorways, and premium craftmanship, it has been embraced by generations across music, art and sport, and street culture worldwide.
As the BAPE STA marks its 25th anniversary, the milestone comes to life through a series of collaborations and creative explorations. Among them, SUPERBAPE CUP Collection by KidSuper reflects a shared commitment to pushing cultural boundaries while honoring the silhouette’s enduring legacy. The partnership looks at the legacy of the BAPE STA not as something fixed in the past, but as a silhouette that continues to evolve through the people and cultures that adopt it. The anniversary celebrates a design that has shaped generations and continues to inspire new waves of global creativity.
A Global Concept Rooted in Unity
Inspired by the spirit of football, the collection explores unity through diversity, expressed in 48 unique BAPE STA designs—representing the gathering of 48 nations on a global stage. Every pair adopts the national colors of its respective country, reinterpreted through KidSuper’s artful lens to form a vibrant collective that celebrates global creativity and cultural identity.
Crafted with BAPE®’s signature patent leather, each design features a premium high-gloss finish that accentuates its distinctive palette. Building on their previous collaboration, the collection fuses the iconic BAPE STA silhouette and star motif with KidSuper’s expressive, art-driven approach.
Each pair is finished with dual branding details, including the KidSuper logo at the heel—symbolizing the ongoing creative dialogue between the two brands. From the complete lineup of 48 designs, the collection will be available for online pre-order, while ten selected colorways—Argentina, Brazil, England, France, Ghana, Japan, Mexico, Portugal, Spain, and the United States—will be available in stores.
BAPE® BY KIDSUPER BAPE STA RETAIL PRICE: $325
A Campaign Beyond Expectations
What began as a design concept evolved into a heartfelt exploration of identity and connection. Led by Colm Dillane, the project set out to feature a grandmother from each of the 48 represented countries—a heartfelt tribute to heritage, memory, and the people who carry culture through generations.
Each woman steps into the frame wearing her nation’s pair, not as a model, but as a storyteller. Their presence conveys a quiet strength—the kind shaped by years, families, and traditions. Through their eyes, the collection transforms from a celebration of design into a reflection on belonging, identity, and pride.
“The biggest football tournament in the world brings people together. New York does the same thing every day. Seeing grandmas from all over the world wearing BAPE STAs and hearing their stories felt like a version of that. Different cultures, different histories, different generations, all sharing the same city.
Grandmas have so much wisdom. And they look amazing in BAPE STAs.” — Colm Dillane
“At BAPE®, ‘Fearless Expression’ has always defined who we are and how we shape culture. As the BAPE STA marks its 25th anniversary, this collaboration with KidSuper reflects our commitment to continuously evolve the icon through bold ideas and diverse creative voices. By bringing together perspectives from around the world, we are not just celebrating a legacy—we are building the next chapter of global creativity.” — Mahmoud El Salahy, Global CEO, A BATHING APE®
Together, these portraits go beyond the language of fashion, forming a powerful collective narrative that celebrates humanity in all its forms. In a collection inspired by global competition, these 48 grandmothers truly embody what it means to represent a place, a people, and a shared culture.
Continuing a Legacy of Creative Expression
SUPERBAPE CUP Collection by KidSuper represents an ongoing exchange between fashion, art, and culture—where heritage meets contemporary creativity.
As the BAPE STA enters its next chapter, the collaboration reinforces a shared vision of individuality, cultural exchange, and fearless expression, continuing to shape its position as a lasting icon within global youth culture.
Pre-orders for all 48 designs will be available through superbapecup.com while the collection will officially launch on June 11 at selected BAPE STORE® locations.
Selected BAPE STORE® locations
BAPE STORE® LONDON
24–25 Conduit Street, London, UK
BAPE STORE® SHIBUYA
13–17 Udagawa-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
BAPE STORE® HARAJUKU
4–21–5 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
BAPE STORE® OSAKA
1–19–2 Minami-Horie, Nishi-ku, Osaka-city, Osaka
BAPE STORE® HONG KONG
G/F One Hysan Avenue, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, China
BAPE STORE® SHANGHAI
Building 7, Xintiandi, Huangpu District, Shanghai, China
Pre-orders for all 48 designs are available now through superbapecup.com and at selected BAPE STORE® locations.
Versace Timepieces celebrate two decades of iconic design with the DV ONE 20th Anniversary Edition.
‘Versace is one of the most recognizable houses and they are celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the DV One with Swiss precision. Adorning their Medusa emblem on the face, the opulent marque continues to reaffirm their presence for the fashion-conscious individual seeking to make a bold statement.’ – Vaughn Lowery
In 2005, Versace introduced the DV ONE, redefining what a fashion timepiece could be: bold, materially innovative, and distinctly luxurious. Crafted from high-tech ceramic with a refined finish, the original DV ONE offered a revolutionary blend of durability and style. Its sharp silhouette, Medusa emblem, and Greca motifs made it unmistakably Versace. Worn by icons of cinema and fashion, the DV ONE became a symbol of strength and elegance, a design that has, through every evolution, remained timeless, powerful, and fiercely individual.
Two decades later, Versace reimagines its first high-tech ceramic creation through a modern lens, unveiling the DV ONE 20th Anniversary Edition, a limited-edition timepiece that fuses the allure of nostalgia with modern luxury. The design revisits the bold glamour of the 1990s, featuring a Barocco-pattern dial adorned with the golden swirl motif unearthed from Versace’s archives, a testament to its maximalist legacy
A brilliant-cut diamond crowns the case, while four others illuminate the dial against a deep, velvet-black sky. The caseback reveals a sleek black rotor engraved with “DV ONE – 20th Anniversary Limited Edition,” housing a Swiss-made automatic movement within. This exclusive edition is limited to 240 pieces worldwide, one for each month across 20 years, making it a true collector’s item and a tribute to two decades of daring design and Swiss precision.
The Versace DV ONE 20th Anniversary Edition will be available from November 2025 at selected Versace boutiques, authorised retailers, and on Versace.com, $4,550.
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‘One of the most cinematic singer-songwriters of our generation.’ – Vaughn Lowery, President, 360 MAGAZINE
Ellie Goulding returns with brand new single “Black Prada Dress,” hot on the heels of announcing her highly anticipated sixth studio album I Know Too Much, arriving 4 September.
Premiered during Ellie’s set at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend2026 over the bank holiday weekend, “Black Prada Dress” immediately sparked major fan reaction online, with clips rapidly circulating across social media. On Sunday (7 June), Ellie will return to Later… with Jools Holland to perform the single – a significant full-circle moment, having first appeared on the show in 2009 ahead of the release of her debut album.
Exploring the tension between perception and reality, “Black Prada Dress” is a caustic, self-aware portrait of the fractured selves we construct to survive, perform and protect ourselves – unravelling in real time.
An early glimpse into I Know Too Much, “Black Prada Dress” was written by Ellie and produced by the album’s executive producer Jack Rochon, who she discovered on TikTok while he was still relatively unknown. Long recognised for her instinct for emerging talent – having first discovered producer Starsmith at the beginning of her own career – Ellie immediately connected with Rochon creatively, with the pair shaping the album together over the past couple of years.
““Black Prada Dress” really sets the tone for “I Know Too Much”. The album came from the idea that maybe we can know too much. There is a certain kind of freedom in the ease of not knowing. This album is a collection of songs that represent a crossroads in my life where I realized what the freedom of not knowing has gifted me in the past, yet a time when I am at the precipice of understanding the true power in knowing.
Through the chaos of this great change, I went to my comfort zone and found my refuge in the studio. My initial instinct was I didn’t know where it was all going, but I just knew I needed to be in the studio. Writing a song has always been my best form of therapy.” – Ellie Goulding
One of the most successful artists of the 21st century, Ellie Goulding has amassed over 55 billion streams globally and sold more than 44 million albums. Among the top five most-streamed British female artists in the world, she holds the UK record for the most No.1 albums by a British female artist (tied with Adele), as well as the record for the most UK Singles Chart entries for any British female solo artist in history.
Ellie’s catalogue remains one of the most viral in pop, repeatedly trending on social media worldwide, with “Starry Eyed” recently returning to the UK Official Charts after reaching #1 on TikTok earlier this year – further cementing Ellie’s status as one of pop’s most enduring and influential voices.
Bespoke jewellery is surging, driven by a simple wish: people want pieces that feel personal rather than mass-produced. From celebrity engagement rings to family heirlooms, buyers increasingly choose jewellery that carries meaning over jewellery that merely follows fashion.
Unlike off-the-shelf pieces, bespoke work is built around a client’s ideas. It usually begins with a consultation covering the occasion, budget, stones, metal, and design direction. Sketches or CAD renders then let the client see and refine the piece before any metal is cut, after which it is cast, set, and finished by hand.
Celebrity culture has accelerated the shift. Distinctive rings worn by Jennifer Lopez, Blake Lively, and the Princess of Wales show how an unusual stone or a sentimental detail can define a piece. One practical point is often missed: because custom work skips retail markups and brand premiums, it frequently costs no more than a comparable boutique piece.
The deeper pull is emotional. A custom piece can hold a birthstone, an inherited diamond, or a hidden engraving. In one recent Perth commission, a workshop melted a late father’s worn wedding band into his daughter’s engagement ring, so she could carry his gold down the aisle. No catalogue piece can do that.
Ethical sourcing matters too, with clients asking for recycled gold, lab-grown stones, or repurposed family gems. Among the jewellery stores in Perth, a trusted maker such as Stelios Jewellers can guide these choices and turn a personal idea into a wearable piece with lasting meaning.
Bespoke is not only for engagement rings. It suits anniversaries, milestone birthdays, memorial pieces, and graduation gifts. Wherever the story is specific, a ready-made design can feel ordinary, while a custom one fits the person and the moment.
Cost and timing are the usual worries, yet bespoke is more flexible than expected. Price follows the stone, metal, and complexity, and the timeline runs from a few weeks to a couple of months, so starting early leaves room to refine the design without pressure.
Above all, the trend reflects a quiet human desire: to wear something that is unmistakably yours. Personalised pieces offer beauty, memory, and craft in a way mass production simply cannot match.
