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    Hapur youth beaten in Taliban-style punishment in locked room●Hapur youth locked in room and given Taliban-style punishment. Fearless strongmen beat the youth black and blue. Nearly𝕏xIN5271 d ago

    A young man in Hapur, Uttar Pradesh, was allegedly locked in a room and beaten by around half a dozen men in what is being described as a Taliban-style punishment. Reports say he was struck with a leather belt and punched and kicked. The case has sparked outrage and demands for action against the attackers.

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    Belts treated as the centerpiece of simple outfits▼Belt styling outfit ideas can completely change the mood of a simple look. A basic outfit can feel more structured, inteMmastodonLifeFashion18 h ago

    Fashion writers are highlighting belt styling as a way to transform basic outfits, arguing that a belt works best as a deliberate styling element rather than a purely functional accessory. The right belt can make a simple look feel more structured, intentional and editorial, and outfit ideas built around different belt choices are being shared widely among style enthusiasts.

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    Belts Take Center Stage at Paris Fashion Week▼Is It Time for Belts? https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/02/style/paris-fashion-week-belts.html # Fashion # Style # TrendsMmastodonLifeFashion15 d ago

    A New York Times Style piece asks whether it is time for belts, focusing on the belt as a standout accessory at Paris Fashion Week. The article examines how designers are using belts on runways in Paris and what that signals for upcoming fashion trends. Fashion watchers are sharing the piece as the season's accessory debate picks up steam.

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    Michael Rider's Celine show points to effortless glamour▼At Michael Rider’s latest Celine show, unexpected proportions, belts and styling choices pointed to a more effortless idea of glamour. Vanessa Friedman, chief fashion critic for The Times, explains. Read more: https://nyti.ms/4AP6jfl Video by Vanessa Friedman✉newsLifeFashion2 d ago

    Michael Rider presented his latest collection for Celine in Paris, and the show is drawing attention for its unexpected proportions, prominent use of belts and unconventional styling choices. New York Times chief fashion critic Vanessa Friedman argues the collection signals a more effortless idea of glamour for the French house, marking a notable direction in Rider's early tenure at the brand.

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    French Trench Coat Styling Steals the Show at Paris Fashion Week▼I Need French Girls at Paris Fashion Week to Teach Me Their Trench Coat Styling Ways for Fall✉newsLifeFashion4 d ago

    Street style at Paris Fashion Week is putting the classic trench coat back at the centre of fall wardrobe talk, with French attendees widely praised for effortless ways of wearing it. Fashion watchers are looking to these looks for autumn styling inspiration, from belting to layering, as the trench reclaims its status as the season's staple outerwear piece.

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    The New York Times is asking whether belts are due for a comeback, suggesting the long-neglected accessory may be fashion's next focus. The piece has prompted discussion about whether waist-defining accessories will replace recent looser silhouettes, with readers weighing in on whether the belt trend is practical or simply another cyclical shift in style.

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