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3 days ago |
milleworld.com | Khaoula Ghanem
Summer beauty is all about ease: barely-there skin, a slick of lip balm, and just the right pop of color to keep things looking fresh. And nothing does that quite like a swipe of powder blush. Whether it’s a soft flush on the apples of your cheeks or a lifted, sculpted blend swept up toward your temples, blush has a near-magical way of pulling your whole look together, instantly making you appear more awake and alive.
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5 days ago |
milleworld.com | Khaoula Ghanem
If you’ve spent any time on TikTok lately, you’ve probably heard bizarre phrases like “Tralalero Tralala” or seen a three-legged shark in sneakers babbling in a cartoonish Italian accent. This surreal parade of AI-generated characters—a cappuccino-cup ballerina or a crocodile fused with a bomber plane—is part of a viral meme phenomenon known as “Italian brain rot.” On the surface, it’s a chaotic cocktail of absurd humor and nonsensical catchphrases that Gen Z and Gen Alpha find hilarious.
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5 days ago |
milleworld.com | Khaoula Ghanem
If you grew up in an Arab household, chances are you have a complicated history with the Zanooba. Also known as a shibshib, that infamous, flimsy house slipper that lived under beds, slid across tiles, and occasionally flew through the air with terrifying precision was a household staple, sure— but also, depending on the mood of your mother or grandmother, a disciplinary device disguised as footwear.
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6 days ago |
milleworld.com | Khaoula Ghanem
حققت خبيرة التجميل العراقية-الأمريكية هدى قطّان إنجازًا عالميًا جديدًا، بعد أن تصدرت علامتها التجارية هدى بيوتي قائمة Cosmetify كأكثر علامة تجميل شهرة في العالم خلال الربع الأول من عام 2025. ويستند التصنيف إلى بيانات دقيقة تشمل حجم البحث عبر جوجل، معدلات التفاعل على وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي، وعدد المتابعين عبر مختلف المنصات.
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1 week ago |
milleworld.com | Khaoula Ghanem
At first glance, it looked like a fashion launch. But it wasn’t, at least not in the way we’ve come to expect. When Nooriana unveiled its debut collection “NOOR” at Dubai Design District, guests weren’t just walked through racks of kaftans under retail lighting. Instead, they were led into what felt like a shrine. Kaftans were staged like sculptures. Conversations circled around threads, memories, glass, and light.
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