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We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. Every Single Look From Dior's Winter 2021 Show Stars and lovely overcoats and berets and boots and we want all of it Dior Dior has always been something of a spectacle during the Paris leg of show season. And though show season isn't like normal show season (for obvious reasons), the house, which has been headed up by designer Kim Jones for some time now, has still managed to make a SHOW (capital letters fully intended) at a government-approved social distance. This time, the spectacle was achieved by setting ...

Brett Lloyd If Dior Men's fall show was fashion's equivalent of the Big Bang, then its successor was the age of space colonization. Before, there were Pete Tong pinks and Bjorkian hair buns that sprang forth from a graphic wall presumably printed at the centre of the universe. But now, creative director Kim Jones is charting a star course to a well-dressed, not-so-distant future—and it looks like one in which the laws of time and space are beginning to make even less sense than the ending of Christopher Nolan's Tenet. The difference here, however, is that Dior's winter show was a pleasure...

JOSPEH CONNOLLY: Like driving a car, say. I have never done this - or, at least, not since completing my brief course of driving lessons in 1967.

Coffee shop hopes for old Sergeant Pepper’s Bistro site The iconic building has stood empty for 17 years Work once carried out on the former Sergeant Pepper's bistro on Smithdown Place On what could be a massive day for Liverpool - sign up for the Liverpool Echo newsletter so you don't miss the big storiesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains mor...

Soul: A delightful Christmas present from Pixar Review: A gentle, thoughtful picture with big ideas about personality, life and death   A metaphysical dramedy set against an often trippy, post-Sergeant Pepper vision of life before life and life after death Film Title: Soul Genre: Animation Remember the opening sequence of Up, in which the protagonist’s romantic life was condensed into a montage that ended with the death of his wife? By now, we’re accustomed to Pixar premises and opening gambits that make you think: “Isn’t this supposed to be a cartoon?” Even by the standard...