Viral News: London Fashion Week SS22, Emmy Awards 2021 And More

Richard Malone and Rejina Pyo compiled fragments of inspiration from TS Eliot’s The Waste Land and holiday experiences respectively, in an amalgamation of interesting tailoring and draping.

Both Yuhan Wang and Erdem looked to the past for silhouettes; the former referenced Victorian-era photographs of frontierswomen and ranchers, while the latter turned to Edwardian and medieval shapes. 

See more: London Fashion Week SS22: Punchy Florals Take Over The Runways

On Saturday, the SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule carrying civilians-turned-astronauts on the Inspiration4 mission successfully landed in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Florida.

Controlled by ground-based flight teams and onboard guidance systems, the three-day mission around the Earth carried four people: physician’s assistant Haley Arceneaux, former Nasa astronaut candidate Sian Proctor, aerospace engineer and Air Force veteran Chris Sembroski, and billionaire Jared Isaacman, who was also the mission commander.

Isaacman, chief executive of e-commerce firm Shift4 Payments Inc, reportedly paid Elon Musk US$200 million for all four seats on the passenger flight. Moments after touching down, he said from the capsule, “That was a heck of a ride for us. We’re just getting started.”

The era of space tourism is here.

A huge year for TV shows culminated in a colourful red carpet at the 2021 Emmy Awards, with no shortage of jewel tones and vivid neons.
 
The cast and crew of The Crown saw major wins on the night, taking home Best Drama Series, Outstanding Writing and Directing, Lead Actor and Actress for Josh O’Connor and Olivia Coleman as well as Supporting Actor and Actress for Tobias Menzies and Gillian Anderson.

See more: Emmys 2021: Full List of Winners

Rock ’n’ roll isn’t dead, nor is Liam Gallagher. The ex-Oasis singer took a tumble while exiting his helicopter after headlining the Isle of Wight festival, and he tweeted about the accident.
 
After assuring fans he was “all good”, he made a joke about falling “100 thousand feet” and posted the photo again, stating that it would be the cover shot for his next album. Arty.