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Boobie Billie - Instagram's Latest Star With An Impeccable Style.
In times of uncertainty, we draw towards comfort. Humor is one way to get away from the stress of the unknown. In the age of social media, there is no shortage of entertainment. One of those stars we would like to highlight is Boobie Billie.
Boobie is petite, legs for days, chic kind of a Greyhuahu with style to die for. She is confident and funny according to her Instagram. Boobie takes any trend and makes it her own. Whatever she does comes chic, elegant and signature. Look for yourself.
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Pillow Challenge or A New OOTD
The more people stay home, the more creative they get. When it comes to fashion, girls all across the world are showing their daily stay at home outfits, styling tips with the help of popular social media tool TikTok. One of the fashion challenges that is taking up the virtual world by storm is a #PillowChallenge. Who knew pillows could be this stylish? Or, wait a minute. Did they get an idea from Viktor & Rolf Fall 2005 Ready-to-Wear Collection ?
Some of those looks are worth the runway! Here are some of our favorites.
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Are Bey and Reese Now Best Buddies?
You may have heard Reese reached out for “more water” at the Golden Globes when her table ran out of bubbly. Well, to further tie the friendship knot that eloped after the incident, Bey and Jay sent Reese a case of Armand De Brignac “Ace of Spades” champagne the next day. The note stated “More Water”.
Y‘all Jay and Bey sent Reese Witherspoon some champagne! Lmao pic.twitter.com/WXHl6IY3uO
— ø (@fckafalsearrest) January 9, 2020
To further tighten the friendship knot, day later Bey sent Reese a big orange box filled with Ivy Park new collection. “Does this officially make me the newest member of the #Beyhive? 🐝” Yes, Girl! and btw, your mother is adorbs!
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Youth Activism - Greta Thunberg
(Photo: TIME and Anders Hellberg)
Do you speak about Greta Thunberg to your kids? I do. In 2018, when most teenagers are spending their time on the mobile devices, 15-year-old Greta Thunberg started a school strike in Sweden to draw attention to the climate crisis and it’s astonishing when it comes from a child.
“We are children saying, ‘Why should we care about our future when no one else is doing that? And why should we bother to learn facts when facts don’t matter in this society?’ When children say something like that, I think adults feel very bad,” Thunberg told TIME in April.
Greta just completed a transatlantic journey by sailboat and is scheduled to speak at the United Nations General Assembly’s Climate Action Summit. She is taking another chance to talk about the urgent necessity of international action on the climate crisis. And this girl is frank, even with world leaders.
In late August, she landed in the U.S. after a 15-day boat trip across the Atlantic, and she has plans for a months-long tour of the Americas—with a zero-carbon footprint. “This is an existential crisis that is going to affect our whole civilization, the biggest crisis humanity has ever faced,” she says. “I’m not planning to stop this movement, and I don’t think anyone else is either.”
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Mother and son, two of the finest alpinists of their eras, gone too soon, a quarter of a century apart.