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The Style of the Stars

Style Check: The Kaulitz Twins Tom and Bill Kaulitz share the same DNA, but their styles couldn't be more different. While Bill presents himself as extravagant and edgy, Tom remains relaxed in his urban street style.

Style Check: The Kaulitz Twins

Melania Trump's fashion: elegance and style With her sense of clean lines, classic cuts and subtle glamour, First Lady Melania Trump has established a distinctive style that exudes both elegance and sophistication. Her fashion choices are always well thought out and demonstrate a keen sense of aesthetics. Her distinctive style is no coincidence: born in Slovenia, she began her career as a model at a young age and has been firmly anchored in the fashion world ever since. This experience is reflected in her ability to choose outfits that are both timeless and modern, whether for formal occasions or in public.

Melania Trump's fashion: elegance and style

Style-Check: Melania Trump Clean lines, classic cuts and understated glamour: First Lady Melania Trump has clear favourites when it comes to fashion. Her sense of style is no coincidence: born in Slovenia, she worked as a model from a young age and has always been at home in the fashion world.

Style-Check: Melania Trump

Style check: The style of Sabrina Carpenter ‘Short n‘ Sweet’ is the name of pop star Sabrina Carpenter's latest album, which has won her fans around the world. But it's not just her music that's inspiring: the former Disney child star has created her very own signature look, reminiscent of entertainment legends such as Marilyn Monroe, Madonna and Dolly Parton. Not just ‘sweet’, but also feminine, sexy and always glamorous.

Style check: The style of Sabrina Carpenter

How the mullet is making a comeback The English expression for the mullet is "Business in the front, party in the back". The recent revival was initially just a claimed trend on the catwalks of brands like Gucci or Off-White.

How the mullet is making a comeback

Style Check: Less is more During the fashion weeks in New York and Paris, a remarkable feature was observed in the creations of various designers: the transparent look is more in fashion than ever. Back in the late 90s, transparent tops were spotted on models at shows by Yves Saint Laurent, Thierry Mugler and Tom Ford. So now we can say that transparency is making a comeback in fashion. The look can be revealing yet elegant, or the motto can be "less is more".

Style Check: Less is more

Engagement rings to say yes Need some inspiration for engagement rings? No problem, because with these variants royals and Hollywood stars were weak: The engagement ring that Prince William put on his Kate's finger has cult status. The heirloom with a blue sapphire and diamonds once belonged to Princess Diana. Prince Harry himself designed a ring for Meghan from a bracelet made by his late mother. Tom Kaulitz also personally created the engagement ring for Heidi Klum, choosing a green alexandrite for it. Pop star Katy Perry got a more playful version from Orlando Bloom - her engagement ring is in the shape of a flower with a pink diamond in the center. Hailey Bieber wears a large oval cut diamond. And Elizabeth Taylor got ten engagement rings at once.

Engagement rings to say yes

Style-Check: Beret versus pom-pom cap n the cold season, many wear a beanie - some even with a soft pom-pom on top. When it comes to winter fashion, the bobble hat polarises almost like fur. In recent years it has experienced a real boom. But it's dying out now, and pom-poms made of real fur are particularly "out". For some time now, the beret has been in vogue. For example, actress Lilly Collins in the Netflix production "Emily in Paris" likes to wear the "French cap" in bright colours.

Style-Check: Beret versus pom-pom cap