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"African Victorian," a series of unconventional portraits by Zimbabwean photographer Tamary Kudita, combines Victorian fashion with her country's culture to examine the impact of the colonial era.
In roles from Bond Girl to Medicine Woman, Jane Seymour's luxuriant hair has almost become a star in its own right. Now the actress has shared how she keeps her locks looking so fabulous.
Share This all sounds very Californian for someone who was born in Uxbridge, West London, still has the cut-glass accent she acquired at drama school here and is regarded by many Americans as the quintessential English rose, but that’s just the first and tiniest surprise of many in my conversation with Jane Seymour. She has lived an extraordinary life and is ready to talk freely and frankly about everything from playing a Bond girl at 20 to posing for Playboy at 67 – ‘I just thought they were crazy to ask!’ She’ll also reveal the heartbreaking secrets her parents kept, the startling...
beauty Published 16th February 2021 What history's bathing rituals reveal about status, purity and power Written by Jacqui Palumbo, CNN In many parts of the world, cleansing one's body has become an individual, daily ritual -- a quick, steamy shower in the morning or a longer bath to unwind at night. But historically, our bathing habits have been imbued with deeper meanings. In Ancient Greece, bathhouses were a place for men to wash after sport or swap philosophical discussions (some even contained libraries), while in the Middle Ages, men and women in Europe gave up bathing altogether, for ...