Imagine this: you don’t have to worry about wearing BB Cream to the beach because your under eye circles and acne are gone. You can travel to Cabo or Florida without a care in the world because the airplane won’t dry out your skin or cause breakouts. The only worry you have about going to the pool […] More

Giving us a rare glimpse into her family Lebanese pop-star, Nancy Ajram is one of the most private Arab artists. If you are one of the her 22 million followers, then you will notice that her Instagram is reserved for professional photo-shoots and stage photos. However, the  singer does share the occasional mummy-daughter shots with her […] More

Want to converse with some of the biggest A-list celebrities out there? A new VIP app has made it possible to do so.

The new app, Clubhouse, has quickly amassed a growing interest by giving its audience a voice of their own.
What makes this app stand out from the rest is its unique nature of having an invite-only platform, much like real-world elitism in a virtual space. From various topics that interest you such as books, business, tech or health, there’s a conversation room for anyone on it, with recommendations on whether to follow or join each session or watch it later at your own pace.
Each room is just like a conference call with members talking. The audio-oriented social network platform is partially a podcast setting with a chat room feature with tech titans and A-list celebrities from around the world, tuning in to intellectually stimulating conversations that are sure to let you learn from people around the world, after being developed by Silicon Valley entrepreneur Paul Davison and ex-Google employee Rohan Seth
To get on the app, an existing member on the platform has two invites available to give you access to set up an account, leading you to the sign-up page. From this, Clubhouse now has around two million users on it with members such as Drake, Mark Zuckerberg, Oprah and Serena Williams already on the app.
There’s even some UAE-based personalities such as Mona Kattan and Rania Fawaz are also on the app. Saudi Arabian designer Arwa Al Banawi are also on this new age platform, where they can listen in to conversations, interviews and discussions.
The app is currently available only on the App Store for iPhone
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by Sarah Joseph
3 hours ago

When it comes to record-worthy structures Dubai has undoubtedly made its mark on the global map.
Now a new futuristic project designed by a Dubai-based architecture firm has been unveiled with a radical plan to transform the emirate’s skyline.
Znera Space, Najmus Chowdry and Nils Remess, released a series of photos on Instagram outlining the project which features a circular megastructure surrounding the Burj Khalifa, suspended half a kilometre above the ground level of Downtown Dubai.

The architects have proposed a giant 550-metre tall ring that will have a three-kilometre circumference supported by five massive pillars. The span of the circle will consist of two rings that will be held together by a continuous green belt named the Skypark.
The project was coined by the architects during the COVID-19 pandemic in a bid to combat the density of Dubai living, championing the notion of “vertical urbanism”.

“As a response to the dilemma of how to build densely while retaining liveability, the downtown circle project establishes a sustainable and a self-sufficient vertical urbanism,” the founders said on Instagram.
With sustainability as its main requisite, the mega-complex “aims to create a hyper-efficient urban centre that gives back to the environment”.
Skypark will act as a support to this impressive structure by bringing nature to life. Featuring swamps, waterfalls, tropical vegetation, and more, the concept will focus on sustainability through rainwater harvesting, solar power and filtering pollutants for clean air.

With 360-degree views of the city, a tram on the outer perimeter ring is also part of the concept with twenty spacious pods travelling up to 100 kilometres per hour, conceptualised in collaboration with Pictown.
If the project does ever get the green light, would this be a place where you’d consider living?
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Are you dreaming of a relaxing summer escape without the hassle of actually going on a holiday? If so, you’ve come to the right place with Privilee that is all set to give you an unforgettable time without breaking the bank.With unlimited access to the UAE’s best beach resorts and state-of-the-art gyms, there are a host of activities on board, with this lifestyle membership platform, giving access to one adult and up to three children at a spectacular rate of Dhs1,599 for a minimum time frame of three months.From discounts of up to 50 percent off at a plethora of restaurants, bars, spas, sports activities and personal training facilities at luxurious properties including, Zabeel Saray, Waldorf Astoria The Palm, Palazzo Versace, White Beach and many more hotels, you’re sure to stay fit and have the best time unwinding this year.Ensuring that the kids have some fun too, there are a host of family-friendly destinations onboard, with kids’ clubs to ensure they’re entertained while the adults unwind by the beach or pool as well.Additionally, there will be two for one vouchers and packages that members can avail of, exclusively through the Privilee application, with up to 40 per cent off year-round on discounts at hundreds of the UAE’s best restaurants and spas.Whether short-term or long-term plans, there are plenty of bespoke options available with a click of a button with unlimited access as per your convenience.For more information on this limited-edition offer visit privilee.ae/summer– For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and InstagramFeature image: Supplied More