内容摘要：The lounge is outfitted with a luxurious sofa to relax in. Guests can opt for a cozy movie night by deploying the large projector screen that rolls down, doubling as blackout blinds that cover the glass facade.

The lounge is outfitted with a luxurious sofa to relax in. Guests can opt for a cozy movie night by deploying the large projector screen that rolls down, doubling as blackout blinds that cover the glass facade.

You just can’t go wrong with a classic black one-piece, swimsuit, or resort set. For those of us who like to keep a uniform style, even at the pool or beach, Miami brands have us covered when it comes to chic styles to shop.Perhaps it’s a nod to the ’50s and ’60s swim styles, or maybe it’s a reaction to the hot pants takeover of recent years, but

and skirts should definitely be on your radar for the summer, especially for those who prefer more coverage. For a sporty look, go for mini shorts. And for a more retro vibe, a matching swim skirt is the way to go.Megan Thee Stallion made waves when she walked down her “Hot Girl Summer” runway in a metallic high-neck monokini. It might be a less obvious silhouette to shop, but it’s definitely one to keep in mind, especially if you’re tired of regular swimsuit styles. Just don’t forget your SPF!Pastels seem to have a moment every

. That said, brands find a way to make them fresh and updated each year. Whether it’s a sunset ombré medley like at Sigal, shown in the garden at the Ritz-Carlton, or trendyfrom Montce at Casa Faena, now’s the perfect time to try out which pastel shade is best for you.

At this year’s Couture Jewelry Show in Las Vegas, the designs were teeming with originality and innovation. There were takes on classics and classic materials reimagined. Of the hundreds of thousands of pieces on display during the four-day-long event, here are the ten trends that really stood out to ELLE's Fashion & Market Accessories Director.

JoEllen Zembruski-Ruple, while in the care of New York City’s renowned Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, swallowed the first three chemotherapy pills to treat her squamous cell carcinoma on Jan. 29, her family members said. They didn’t realize the drug could kill her.The committee is scheduled to meet on June 25-27 and is expected to deliberate and vote on recommendations for use of COVID-19 vaccines, according to one of the sources who was not authorized to speak publicly.

(Reporting by Julie Steenhuysen in Chicago, Michael Erman in New York and Dan Levine in San Francisco; Editing by Caroline Humer and Bill Berkrot)A bipartisan bill out of Texas, awaiting Gov. Greg Abbott's signature, could change food and drink packaging as we know it nationwide.

passed unanimously in the state senate before being forwarded to Abbott's desk on June 1, where it is under review. Among provisions for education on nutrition and health, one set of proposed regulations would require that packaging for food or drink items contain warnings about ingredients "not recommended for human consumption."The commonly used ingredients listed in the bill are legal to use in the U.S., but most are subject to some sort of ban or more stringent regulation in other countries