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Weekly News Update, 10.9.26 – Corporette.com
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- The Wall Street Journal [gift link] observed that Levi’s is benefiting from ’90s nostalgia.
- Allure listed bad skin habits that dermatologists want their patients to avoid.
- Harvard Business Review looked at sleep deprivation among leadership.
- The 19th shared what Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak could mean for pregnancy care across America.
- Harper’s Bazaar noted, “In an era when misogynistic voices are louder than ever online, the silence from ‘good men’ [regarding Cornell] feels particularly damning.”
- Gloria explained why some women in midlife turn to psychedelic therapy.
- In a sharing mood? The New York Times‘ Modern Love wants readers’ best breakup lines, given or received.
- Meanwhile, The Cut shared, “Changes to marital law intended to boost gender equality [in divorce] have left many women in financial free fall.”
- Your Laugh of the Week comes from McSweeney’s, with “Is It Perimenopause or the Fascist Death Knell of Late-Stage Capitalism?”
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I just ordered this 100% organic cotton sweater with a birthday gift card to Quince that I’ve been sitting on for far too long. (Thanks, Mom!) Of COURSE it was this pretty sapphire blue color that finally pushed me to to purchase. In addition to the color, I like the wide cuffs and hem, and the relaxed, loose silhouette.
What are some of the hits you’ve found from Quince?
The sweater is $45, 100% organic cotton. There are eight “core” colors and five seasonal ones; they’re all available in sizes XS-XL.
Sales of note for 10/9:
- Ann Taylor – Extra 50% off sale, and $50 off dresses, jackets and shoes
- J.Crew – Friends & Family Event, 30% off for loyalty members
- J.Crew Factory – 50% off all stores and sitewide
- M.M.LaFleur – Fall Refresh Event, up to 25% off (Try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off on other items)
- Nordstrom – 15 points per dollar on beauty and 6400+ new markdowns (also, weirdly, they have the Fall 2026 Chanel collection, which I feel like is a first for them, but it’s like a catalog for you to call for an appointment… very strange)
- Nordstrom Rack – Extra 40% off select clearance
- Old Navy – 40% off everything. The Old Navy x Altuzarra collab is in! All sizes (up to 4X!) of the blazer in the collab is still available.
- Talbots – All markdowns 50% off two or more, or 40% off one.
- Theory – End of season sale is on with extra savings (new prices are marked).
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The Princess of Wales chose a mix of pieces for engagements today in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
The Baron and Baroness of Carrickfergus, as they are titled in Northern Ireland, were in Belfast for engagements tied to Prince William’s Homewards initiative, a five-year program designed to “make homelessness rare, brief, and unrepeated.” The Telegraph’s coverage offers background.
The Princess of Wales has backed her husband’s initiative to end homelessness in a surprise joint trip to Belfast. Catherine and William championed the Prince’s Homewards project together for the first time with a handful of engagements in the Northern Ireland capital on Friday.
The Prince, who was inspired by the “heartbreaking” visits to homeless shelters he made with his late mother Diana, has previously said he hoped the five-year programme would “inspire belief throughout the UK and beyond that homelessness can be ended for good”.
Belfast is one of the six locations in which the Homewards initiative is being trialled, along with Newport, Lambeth, Aberdeen, Sheffield, and the three neighbouring Dorset towns of Poole, Bournemouth and Christchurch.
Their first stop was The Commons, a historic church turned into a self-sustaining community center.
A Kensington Palace news release notes The Commons is “centered on creativity, care, connection and belonging. From cultural events and shared meals to everyday community activities, The Commons demonstrates how shared spaces can help people build relationships, develop confidence and strengthen their connection to their community.” 
Below, the Princess speaks with Pauline McGourann of the ‘Sew-Cial Circle,’ a craft and social group for those interested in crochet, knitting, and sewing that meets at the former church every month.
This Daily Mail piece provides details.
Volunteer Pauline McGouran said the princess chatted enthusiastically about the importance of crafts in bringing people together and bettering mental health. ‘She was just lovely, incredibly charming and interested. And we all said no one of us could have carried off a skirt like that!’ she said afterwards.
A senior royal aide said the princess has been keen for some time to see the work of Homewards as it tied in with her own early years work to better the lives of under-fives.
‘The issue of social and emotional development in young children directly links to issues such as homelessness so she has been really keen to come and see its work and take this back to her own Centre for Early Childhood,’ they said.
The couple met with David and Jill Hines, the Commons directors, and toured the facility. 
We learn more via Belfast Live’s coverage.
The prince and princess met with the chairs of the New Employment Opportunities Network (Neon), an initiative launched by the Royal Foundation under William’s Homewards programme, which aims to make homelessness rare, brief and unrepeated.
Neon aims to bring together businesses with the community and voluntary sector to prevent homelessness by supporting employment.
The Prince and Princess.
After wrapping up their visit to The Commons, the couple did a walkabout. 
The earlier rain stopped, and the sun peeked out. 
The Belfast Telegraph has details.
The Prince and Princess of Wales met hundreds of royal fans in south Belfast today as part of a surprise visit to Northern Ireland. Crowds who gathered waiting to catch a glimpse of the couple were given an even bigger surprise as they walked across the road to shake hands and say hello.
The Prince also delighted the mum of one royal well-wisher. Speaking to the woman named Angela through her daughter’s phone on FaceTime, William told her that they were missing her. “We’re missing you here Angela, it’s not the same without you,” he said.
Here’s the Princess with 3-year-old Bobby Corrigan. 
We return to The Daily Mail’s article.
Catherine also gently stoked the head of a seven-month-old baby. ‘They are wrapping you up warm,’ she smiled.
She beamed as one lady told her: ‘Thank you for coming to Northern Ireland.’
Catherine chatted with a group of schoolchildren about her own youngsters too, telling them how Prince George had just started a new school.
As she admitted another little boy’s squishy toy, he asked her what her children were called. ‘Thank you for asking,’ Catherine said. ‘I have George and Charlotte and the little one is called Louis.’
Here she is with the little 7-month-old referenced in the Mail’s story. 
The Belfast Telegraph shared a video from the Commons visit and walkabout.
The duo then visited the Belfast IKEA store. 
Below, with Store Manager Michaela Quinlan (left) and Operations Manager Ian Magill (right). 
People magazine reports that IKEA “has recruited young people locally through NEON with support from Homewards partner, Hays’ Project Flourish in partnership with EveryYouth.”
We get details on the engagement from The Telegraph’s piece by India McTaggart.
The Prince and Princess of Wales have surprised shoppers at Ikea in Belfast as they went behind the tills at the store’s cafe to serve customers.
During a flying visit to Northern Ireland to champion Prince William’s Homewards initiative on Friday, the couple chatted with shoppers as they checked out the furniture shop’s cafe.
Seamus McBrearty, the Ikea food manager, showed the heir to the throne how to work the cashier, and said afterwards: “It was good fun, I think he enjoyed it.”
The Princess behind a cash register with Sophie, an IKEA employee.
We return to The Telegraph’s story.
Speaking to one customer, the Princess asked: “Have you got a family card? Oh, you do!” She then handed their receipt to Ayla, a seven-year-old, who was being treated to chocolate by her grandmothers, Lorraine Magill and Margaret Broom.
Mrs Magill remarked that the Princess had “no problem” working the till, adding: “I didn’t expect it whatsoever, but it was lovely and she was really nice.”
The Princess looked like she was enjoying the experience. 
Prince William with local schoolgirls buying candy at the store. 
A video via social media.
We now turn to what Kate wore for today’s engagements. 
The Princess brought back her bespoke Catherine Walker coat. It was first noted when the Prince and Princess viewed floral tributes for the late Queen Elizabeth II in September 2022, then seen again in March 2023 for a visit to a Muslim Center. 
We saw the Princess sporting a new Emilia Wickstead skirt, the brand’s ‘Kensie” Skirt ($2058; it now appears sold out) in Military Green Shetland Tartan. Made in the UK, the skirt is a wool/polyacrylic blend in a pleated, A-line silhouette. The pattern is described as having a “sculpted structure and heritage-inspired fabric. Crafted from a slightly heavier Shetland wool, the skirt holds its shape beautifully while offering a refined drape.” Thank you to Laura for this ID. 
The Princess brought back her Cascade Ruffle Blouse ($595) in 100% sandwashed silk satin by Knatchbull. The blouse was first worn in May 2025 at the British Fashion Council awards, seen again at a September rugby match, and worn again last November. 
The Princess was in a new pair of heels that look like they could be the ‘Gianvito 85’ Black Leather Pumps ($850), a staple in Gianvito Rossi collections and in the Princess’s shoe closet.
She carried her Mulberry ‘Amberley’ Small Top-Handle Bag ($1195) in ‘Mulberry Green.’
The Princess had her hair partially pulled back. 
Making it easier to see her Cartier Trinity Earrings.
And one more photo of the Princess today. 
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Kerry Washington Wore a Blue Feather Georges Chakra Fall 2026 Couture Dress to the Animales Premiere in Mexico City + Cardi B and Naomi Campbell in Georges Chakra
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Cardi B wore a look right off the runway, and Naomi Campbell recently donned a look from the collection to an Audemars Piguet event in Paris!
We can’t wait to see who wears it next!
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Choosing the right hair loss shampoo has become one of the most searched-for solutions in beauty this year, and it’s easy to see why. Hair loss affects more than 15 million people in the UK alone, according to widely reported figures, yet it remains one of those topics people rarely bring up at dinner parties. For something so common, it carries an outsized emotional weight.
That quiet distress is part of what makes the booming market for scalp and hair-thinning products feel so urgent. Supplements, red light therapy devices, growth oils and serums now crowd the shelves promising fuller, denser hair. But according to the experts behind British Vogue’s recent roundup of top formulas, the most effective routine still starts somewhere much simpler: the shower.
Why a Hair Loss Shampoo Is the Foundation, Not the Fix
Dr Nichola Conlon, a molecular biologist and longevity expert consulted for the piece, is careful to temper expectations. “A cosmetic shampoo isn’t going to treat every underlying cause of hair loss,” she explains, “but what it can do is create a healthier environment for the hair you already have.” In practice, that means removing excess oil and product buildup that can clog follicles, while supporting the scalp barrier against irritation and the kind of conditions that make shedding worse.
In other words, a good hair loss shampoo won’t regrow hair on its own, but it can set the stage for everything else in a person’s routine to work better. Conlon notes that pairing shampoo with proper conditioning can reduce breakage too, which helps preserve the length and density people already have, even while they wait for slower-acting treatments to take effect.
She’s also candid about the limits of the category as it stands. “There are emerging ingredients and technologies aimed at supporting the follicle and reducing shedding, but I’d think of shampoo as one part of a wider scalp-and-hair routine rather than a standalone,” she says. That framing matters, because it pushes back against the idea that any single bottle is a miracle cure.
What to Look for in the Bottle
Ingredient lists on hair loss shampoos have grown increasingly technical, but a few names keep surfacing across the top-rated formulas. Niacinamide appears repeatedly for its role in improving scalp barrier function, while caffeine is prized for boosting blood microcirculation around the follicle. Salicylic acid shows up in more clinical, trichologist-backed formulas as a gentle exfoliant that helps unclog pores and stimulate the scalp directly.
Among the standout picks, one clinically tested anti-shedding formula combines niacinamide, caffeine, sandalore and lauric acid in what’s described as a “quad” of follicle-stimulating ingredients, with trial participants who were already experiencing hair loss reporting reduced shedding after use. A more affordable, mass-market option takes what Conlon calls a “scalp-first approach,” leaning on an amino complex along with zinc and biotin to support the hair fibre rather than just improving how strands look on the surface.
At the premium end, formulas developed by long-established trichological clinics combine strengthening molecules designed to penetrate the hair cortex with companion conditioners built on peptides and biomimetic ceramides, aimed at replacing lipids lost through damage and breakage. The common thread across all these products is a shift away from purely cosmetic thickening toward genuinely supporting scalp health.
Washing Habits Matter As Much As the Product
Beyond ingredients, how and how often someone washes their hair can influence outcomes almost as much as the hair loss shampoo itself. Experts caution that both over-washing and under-washing can aggravate thinning: too much buildup can irritate the scalp and contribute to inflammation, while overly aggressive washing or scrubbing can increase breakage in hair that’s already fragile.
It’s also worth remembering that some degree of shedding is entirely normal. The NHS notes that losing 50 to 100 hairs a day is typical. The real warning signs are clumps on a pillow or noticeable handfuls during washing, the kind of moment that, as one beauty writer who has dealt with thinning since 2020 put it, feels “heart-plummeting.” When shedding crosses from ordinary to alarming, or is accompanied by visible scalp changes, dermatologists generally recommend seeking a proper diagnosis rather than relying on over-the-counter products alone, since causes ranging from hormonal shifts to stress to underlying scalp conditions all require different approaches.
Ultimately, the appeal of a well-formulated hair loss shampoo lies less in dramatic regrowth claims and more in steady, cumulative support: a cleaner follicle environment, a calmer scalp, and stronger strands that are less prone to snapping. Combined with supplements, targeted serums or professional treatment where needed, it’s one practical, affordable entry point into a problem that millions of people quietly navigate every single day.
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