As emerging trends go, this is one I never saw coming. Aprons have squeezed their way from the the kitchen and onto the runway. The most recent Paris Fashion Week, showcasing spring/summer trends for 2026, rounded out fashion month which saw the biggest fashion houses revealing their designs for the coming season. Following New York, London and Milan, a browse of the catwalk can give a good indication of what we'll all be lusting over post-Christmas. And it looks like you might be donning your pinnie. Yes, really. Designer fashion brand Miu Miu has climbed the fashion ranks in recent seasons and, in January, was crowned the world's hottest brand by online fashion search platform, Lyst, thanks to its cult products, like bringing back the micro mini and boat shoes. This time it's turning it...
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Over the past few years, single continuous takes have become a commonplace device in film and TV, an objectively impressive if somewhat overused gimmick that allows storytellers an opportunity to flex their ambitions and maximize the high-wire tension of an emotionally significant scene. “One-ers” can sometimes carry an effect of showboating the longer their runtime, but when executed with near-perfect precision, like in FX’s thrillingly chaotic cooking drama The Bear, the result can be a remarkable thing to watch, to see so many moving parts come together seamlessly. Created by Christopher Storer, The Bear is the perfect show to apply such a technique. The series focuses on the volatile and brilliant chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) as he struggles to run his brother’s Ch...