As you've probably noticed, celebrities love Wimbledon, and the big matches, in particular, draw some of the biggest celebrities. That was certainly the case over the weekend when Ariana Grande and Emma Watson, among many others, attended the men's finals. Photographers are everywhere during these matches and accordingly, the attendees dress to the nines—Grande and Watson included.

Both Grande and Watson dressed elegantly for the match, but they had a little fun with their shoe choice. They each opted to wear Loewe's Toy Pumps—Grande in black to accompany her grey knit and full skirt, and Watson in white to complement her coral trousers and sleeveless white top. As with most of Loewe's shoes, the heels are quite whimsical, and feature a soft square toe and a heel that resembles an old-timey "toy".

The heels are selling out everywhere, so if you want to splurge on a pair for yourself a head of fall, you might want to act fast. Shop them below. 

On Ariana Grande: Loewe Toy Pumps (£825)

On Emma Watson: Loewe Toy Pumps (£825)

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Ariana Grande's shocking ability to mimic music's greatest talents—including Céline Dion and Whitney Houston—isn't the only thing that the "Positions" singer has impressed us with lately. Her outfits, too, have been particularly awe-inspiring since she signed on to be a judge for The Voice a few months back. Grande's latest getup for the NBC series, though, just might be her best yet—and that's saying something after she wore the OG Versace minidress from 13 Going on 30 back in November. 

On Wednesday, Grande posted a slideshow on Instagram that displayed her look from Tuesday night's episode. For the reveal of this season's semifinalists, the newest coach on the show (with the help of her longtime stylist, Mimi Cuttrell) chose to wear one of our favorite risqué trends of the year: an oversized blazer as a dress, which she paired with sheer tights, a leather neck scarf and the sky-high platforms that everyone is talking about in 2021. Her heels, which Grande somehow managed to navigate the set with ease in, are by Versace. They're also a go-to for the singer, who's worn the style, named after Medusa, on a number of occasions, including during an appearance on The Late Late Show With James Corden this summer. 

While her exact pair will cost you—that is, if you can get your hands on the ultra-popular and often sold-out style—more and more designers are hopping on board the platform-heel trend, making it easier than ever to mimic Grande's look. Keep scrolling to see her Medusas in action, and shop the trend. 

Ariana Grande in Her Medusa Heels

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Ariana Grande is a woman of many talents, from hitting whistle tones to writing songs that literally anyone can bop to. *Plays "Positions" on repeat.* Another of her more underrated talents is walking—not to mention singing and dancing—in heels that any normal person would break their ankle(s) in. Her latest pair, however, is arguably the "7 Rings" singer's most impressive yet.

Last week, while filming an episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Grande wore a pair of pink-and-white sparkly platforms that had to be at least seven inches tall. The heels, which were secured with ankle straps adorned with the brand GCDS's logo, first debuted at the brand's S/S 22 runway show in Milan. With them, she wore a custom seashell-inspired minidress that featured a separate strapless bra top and a corset waist, an oversized blazer and a choker with a pink teardrop diamond pendant. Try to "Imagine" a better look—we'll wait. 

Keep scrolling to see Grande's entire look, and perhaps test out a pair of sky-high heels for yourself.

On Ariana Grande: GCDS custom minidress, Man Fit Alcantara Jacket (£702) and platform heels; Tiffany & Co. jewellery; Anita Ko jewellery

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This story was originally published on Who What Wear US and has since been updated.

From innovative eyeliner looks to the most volumised lashes, it's safe to say that I take a lot of inspiration from Ariana Grande's flawless makeup game! And it's not just her makeup that I admire but her keen nose for creating sweet and sassy fragrances. Trust me—her fragrances have a perfect scent for everyday wear, whether it's morning or night, and really last for hours. So when Grande announced that she was releasing her own makeup line, which, may I add, has been in the works for two years, it's safe to say that I was ready for her to take my money right there and then. Thankfully, we didn't have to wait too long, as R.E.M. Beauty is finally here!

The first part of the brand name may indeed sound familiar, as it shares the same name as her song "R.E.M." from her Sweetener album. REM also stands for rapid eye movement, which is a unique phase of sleep that really focuses on dreams and the eyes, and Grande has really managed to achieve that meaning through her beautifully curated line. The first drop from R.E.M. Beauty is titled Chapter 1: Ultraviolet, with all products being 100% vegan and cruelty-free. Grande really has created one of the dreamiest collections with high-performing and innovative products for the eyes, face and lips. And not to be biased (as I'm a complete Ari stan), but it's easy to see how much love, passion and hard work has gone into creating R.E.M. Beauty. Products range from £15 to £22, and there really is something for everyone, whether you know a thing or two about makeup or are delving in for the first time.

I was really fortunate to get the chance to try out a few products before the official launch date, so you can expect my full honest opinion from the past few days and all the beauty tea on what's worth buying.

Sit back, relax and get ready to immerse yourself in the dreamy world of R.E.M. Beauty.

Vanese Maddix wearing R.E.M. Beauty Midnight Shadows Eyeshadow Palette in Babydoll, Liquid Eyeshadow in UFO, Eyeliner in Midnight Black and Highlighter in Miss Neptune.

If you haven’t gotten a haircut since The Before Times, you’re not alone. Thanks to our year-plus in isolation, longer hair is trending, and although salons are finally back in full swing (yay!), there’s a divide between those who want to keep their growth and those who are ready for a dramatic change. "It’s been interesting, and we’re actually seeing some people being more daring and favouring a shorter style,” says Ryan Trygstad, celebrity stylist and co-founder of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City. But the hard truth is that some hairstyles may require more than one haircut after all that time away. And for others, the longer hair has become the new normal.

If you are sticking with the length for the meantime (*raises hand*), the great news is that long hair has tons of versatility. "We’re absolutely loving shaggy layers for long hair,” says Trygstad. But don’t feel like you have to curl your hair to show off every layer. "It feels like we’re moving away from beachy waves and more towards early ’90s styles that are sleek and shiny,” says the stylist. But to achieve that glossy, healthy look, you'll need a couple of products to help.

Keep scrolling for 14 celebrity long hairstyles to inspire your look.

Trygstad loves Ariana Grande’s signature high ponytail "for pool parties or going out.”

J.Lo’s longer-than-long hair isn’t for the low-maintenance among us, but go big or go home, right?

Ciara’s Instagram is a treasure trove of long-hair inspiration. Case in point: her recent sun-kissed locs.

Gigi Hadid recently dyed her hair a Queen’s Gambit–inspired shade of red and showed off the look with a 2000s-inspired style.

Sarah Jessica Parker is showing off her curls and the SATC reboot is coming—we're into all of it.

Zendaya put her own twist on "Cher hair” at the 2021 Oscars with her ultra-long, easy waves.

Proof Trygstad is correct in his prediction? Even Sofía Vergara, known for her signature waves, is sporting pin-straight hair as of late.

Considering the new layered take on the shag cut? Look no further than Cara Delevingne’s cute style.

When in doubt, a high ponytail like Shay Mitchell's never fails.

Long, flowing curls are a forever favourite. We love how Joan Smalls kept hers in place with a pretty headband.

The middle part may be the official part of Gen Z, but Anya Taylor-Joy kept the side part very much alive with her glam look at the Golden Globes.

For a cool twist on the high ponytail, go for a wrapped braid like Riley Keough’s.

If you want a major change but don’t want to lose your length, remember bangs are always an option. Kacey Musgraves’s blunt style is unexpected and of-the-moment.

For medium-long haircuts, angled layers like Amanda Seyfried’s are subtler.

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It feels like over the past five to ten years, everyone with celebrity status has launched a beauty line. What started as a concept everyone wanted a slice of has slowly but surely lost its allure. A recent study by market research company Ipsos found many social media users feel sceptical that celebs actually use the products they push and say the market is oversaturated. One commenter even went as far as saying, "Dear celebrities, please—and I mean this with the greatest respect—please stop forcing new skincare lines onto us. We don’t need it, we don’t want it. We know you’re not even using it. Please, just stop.” Sheesh.

For me, it was the announcement of Brad Pitt releasing his own skincare line in September last year that, quite frankly, sent me over the edge. "Where will it end?” I internally cried. However, I must give credit where credit is due, and flag there are certain celebs absolutely killing it in the beauty industry. Let’s take Fenty Beauty by Rihanna, for example, which launched in 2017 and is now worth $2.8 billion. Or newcomer Rhode by Hailey Bieber, featuring a line up of sellout skincare essentials and that viral peptide lip treatment. I’m yet to try the brand and I’m eagerly awaiting its arrival into the UK, so watch this space…

There are also a lot of skincare and makeup staples in my own beauty regime that were born from celebrity-founded brands, so it’s not all doom and gloom. If they clearly love and whole-heartedly believe in their brand, everything feels more authentic and it reflects in the product offering.

Not sure which ones are worth your money and which are best to swerve? Keep scrolling for my eight favourite celebrity beauty brands that are genuinely really good, plus the hero product from each of them that I just can't be without.

1. R.E.M Beauty

Launched in 2021 with Ariana Grande at the helm, the collection features ethereal shades and pigments housed in sci-fi inspired packaging. The brand prides itself on being fully inclusive, and just a quick scroll through the @r.e.m.beauty Instagram page, you’re served a ton of inspiring and out-of-the-box beauty looks. The matte lipsticks and lash and brow-boosting serums have become a cult favourite. 

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2. Rare Beauty

I really love Selena Gomez, but I don’t think that makes me bias in saying her brand hits all the right marks. Rare Beauty is all about building a safe space for everyone to experiment and enjoy beauty, plus it’s also an extremely personal project for Gomez, who donates a percentage of annual profits to a mental health charity she founded. The products are also genuinely good, and you’ll often find Gomez creating step-by-step beauty tutorial’s on Instagram or Tik Tok using a whole face of Rare Beauty. 

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3. Victoria Beckham Beauty

After the success of VB’s capsule collections with Estée Lauder we knew we were in for something very special when her very own beauty label launched in 2019––and boy did she deliver. Since then, we’ve been treated to a plethora of eye, lip and face treats plus a skincare collab with Augustinus Bader. All hail, Queen VB. 

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4. Rose Inc

Having struggled with breakouts for years, Huntington-Whiteley wanted to make sure her products work for all skin types, especially acne-prone skin. In an interview with Elle magazine she explained that authenticity and integrity are also extremely important to her, "I really wanted the brand to stand for something other than pretty products.” Clean and sustainable ingredients are at the forefront of the line up. 

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5. Kora Organics

Noni juice, known for its healing, rejuvenating and antioxidant properties, is at the heart of all Kora Organics products and was actually introduced to the world-renowned model by her grandma when she was 13 years old. I’ve been lucky enough to interview Kerr on several occasions and it's always struck me just how passionate she is about her brand––she hasn't taken a cent from the company and instead invests it into creating powerful products.

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6. Kylie Cosmetics

Kylie Cosmetics continues to go from strength to strength––the beauty mogul keeps things fresh with fun collabs and limited-edition collections. One of the OG celebrity beauty brands.

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7. Honest Beauty

Founded in 2012 by Jessica Alba, Honest prides itself on creating not only clean beauty but personal care, baby and household products too. Alba regularly takes to social media to demo new launches as well as tips and tricks on application. 

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8. Fenty Beauty

A beauty brand that really needs no introduction (refer back to intro for its sheer success figuratively speaking). Everything from lipstick to foundation works so well for every skin type that you'd struggle to find someone who doesn't count at least one product as a ride-or-die. 

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