Several notable moments and emerging talents marked recent cultural and entertainment news across Europe and the United States.
Lila Moss, 23, daughter of supermodel Kate Moss, was seen exploring fashion in Ibiza, sporting feather mini-shorts and bejewelled corsets at the boutique Annie’s Ibiza. Notably absent from her outing was Yoni Helbitz, her on-again, off-again boyfriend. Sources indicate the couple, who have reconciled earlier this year, have now ended their relationship “for real.”
In a more unusual event, Sir Rod Stewart, 81, was momentarily trapped in an elevator at a Prada store during a shopping trip with his son Alastair, 20, and Alastair’s girlfriend Mell Ratto. The group reportedly waited for assistance before reaching out via Instagram to the store, asking for help to be freed. The episode appeared more frustrating than alarming, and the singer, who has sold over 100 million records and been inducted twice into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, responded to the inconvenience with good humor. Stewart has faced health challenges recently; in June, he used an oxygen tank onstage after nearly fainting during a concert in Utah. This followed the cancellation of a California show due to health concerns, though he later attended a World Cup match in Boston, drawing criticism from some fans.
In the music world, Dua Lipa’s recent wedding in Sicily attracted attention for its elaborate floral arrangements. The singer insisted on tulips—a flower out of season in June and thus imported at significant cost—earning her the playful nickname “Tua Lipa” among the wedding’s florists. She married actor Callum Turner at the event.
Liam Gallagher, former frontman of Oasis, has been observed enjoying a lively afternoon in a Cotswolds pub, reportedly consuming nine margaritas alongside his wife Debbie. This marks a shift from the more subdued lifestyle he maintained during the Oasis reunion tour last year, during which he reportedly lived a more restrained life.
Supermodel and singer Suki Waterhouse continues to expand her artistic endeavors. She performed recently at Chicago’s Lollapalooza festival, wearing a Seventies-inspired outfit. Waterhouse’s third album, Loveland, includes tracks influenced by her relationship with actor Robert Pattinson. Songs such as "Notting Hill" reference a London flat significant to the couple, while “Weirdo” expresses feelings about missing Pattinson during his travels.
In the world of fine craftsmanship, Margarita Armstrong-Jones, granddaughter of Princess Margaret and daughter of David Linley, has earned recognition for her jewelry work. At 24, she secured a place at Mayfair’s Dover Street Market exhibition after completing an intensive course at Alchimia in Florence, where she honed her skills in crafting Matita Jewellery.