Rosalía ha vuelto a demostrar que la moda es una de sus grandes herramientas de expresión. La cantante catalana ha reaparecido en Nueva York con motivo de los WSJ. Magazine Innovator Awards 2026, celebrados en el Museo de Arte Moderno (MoMA), donde ha sido reconocida por su creatividad y su influencia en la industria musical. Una ocasión muy especial para la que ha elegido un estilismo que no ha pasado desapercibido.

Después de sorprender con sus últimas apariciones públicas, la artista ha vuelto a confiar en la alta moda para conquistar una alfombra roja internacional. Esta vez lo ha hecho de la mano de Schiaparelli, una de las casas francesas más reconocidas por sus diseños escultóricos, sus referencias surrealistas y su particular manera de reinterpretar la elegancia.

El resultado ha sido un conjunto en blanco y negro que ha combinado una espectacular chaqueta de inspiración histórica con una falda satinada de líneas minimalistas. Una elección sofisticada, atrevida y muy fiel a la personalidad de Rosalía.

Rosalía apuesta por Schiaparelli y una chaqueta con aberturas de vértigo

La gran protagonista del estilismo ha sido una chaqueta negra de la colección primavera-verano 2027 de Schiaparelli, diseñada bajo la dirección creativa de Daniel Roseberry. Se trata del modelo Elsa, una pieza de silueta estructurada, hombros marcados y mangas largas, confeccionada en un tejido oscuro con delicados bordados y aplicaciones brillantes que dibujan motivos ornamentales sobre su superficie.

Sin embargo, lo más llamativo del diseño ha sido su parte delantera. La chaqueta presenta unas aberturas asimétricas que recorren el torso y dejan la piel al descubierto, creando un escote de vértigo. Unos grandes lazos satinados parecen mantener unida la prenda y aportan un efecto visual tan original como sofisticado.

Este detalle no es casual. La pieza recupera uno de los grandes códigos históricos de la casa francesa: el trompe-l’œil, una técnica basada en las ilusiones ópticas que Elsa Schiaparelli popularizó en 1927 con su célebre jersey decorado con un lazo que parecía tener volumen. Casi un siglo después, Daniel Roseberry ha reinterpretado ese legado con una propuesta mucho más atrevida y contemporánea, que Rosalía ha defendido con absoluta naturalidad.

Una falda satinada blanca para completar un estilismo de impacto

Para acompañar una pieza tan elaborada, la cantante ha apostado por una falda larga de satén en tono marfil, también de Schiaparelli, que ha aportado movimiento y ligereza al conjunto. Su silueta fluida y su acabado brillante han contrastado con la estructura de la chaqueta negra, consiguiendo un equilibrio perfecto entre sofisticación y originalidad. Una combinación que ha demostrado que el clásico binomio blanco y negro puede resultar especialmente impactante cuando se juega con los volúmenes y las texturas.

Rosalía ha completado el estilismo con unos zapatos negros de tacón y ha prescindido de accesorios llamativos para conceder todo el protagonismo al diseño. En cuanto al apartado de belleza, ha elegido un recogido pulido con el cabello completamente retirado del rostro, maquillaje natural y labios en un discreto tono rosado.

Con esta aparición en Nueva York, Rosalía ha vuelto a confirmar su estrecha relación con la moda internacional y su capacidad para convertir cada alfombra roja en una declaración de estilo.

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KARACHI – The vehicle of renowned singer Humaira Channa has been stolen near Char Minar Chowrangi in Karachi’s Bahadurabad area.

The incident reportedly took place on Thursday, prompting police to register a theft case at the New Town police station.

Police officials confirmed that an investigation into the incident is underway.

Meanwhile, Sindh Home Minister Zia-ul-Hassan Lanjar has taken notice of the vehicle theft and sought reports from the Senior Superintendents of Police (SSPs) of the Anti-Car Lifting Cell (ACLC) and District East.

The home minister has directed the relevant authorities to take immediate measures to trace and recover the stolen vehicle and ensure the arrest of those involved.

Police are continuing their investigation to identify the suspects and recover the vehicle.

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Com o avançar da idade, as necessidades nutricionais mudam e alguns cuidados tornam-se ainda mais importantes. Especialistas revelam os quatro hábitos alimentares que os idosos devem adotar para proteger os músculos, fortalecer os ossos e melhorar a digestão.

With Mercury and Venus both in retrograde this Halloween, communication and emotions are set for double trouble. Charlotte Cripps dives down a zodiac rabbit hole and finds out how different star signs can benefit from this scary season

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"Lo único que lamento es no haber inventado los vaqueros". Esta frase, atribuida Yves Saint Laurent, realza la importancia de una prenda que ha sabido envejecer como ninguna. Mucho antes de conquistar el street style, el vaquero ya había comenzado a escribir su historia. Proveniente de la ciudad de Nimes, en Francia (serge de Nîmes), de ahí su apelación denim, fue inicialmente utilizado por su resistencia. A finales del siglo XIX, "durante la fiebre del oro en California, Levi Strauss comercializó un pantalón realizando con denim, que tenia un bolsillo para que los mineros pudiesen guardar sus herramientas", explica la diseñadora Zuri Ramos (@white_bouquets_).

Con el paso del tiempo, se convirtió en un icono de rebeldía y juventud, gracias a figuras como James Dean y Marlon Brando. En la actualidad, su espíritu desenfadado y atemporal lo siguen colocando en el podio de las prendas más versátiles y deseadas.

Los expertos de Encuentro recuerdan que "hay pocos tejidos capaces de acompañarnos durante tanto tiempo y, a la vez, reinventarse tantas veces. El denim cambia de forma, de volumen y hasta de color, pero nunca termina de abandonar el armario". Y su variedad es, sin duda, uno de sus grandes puntos a favor: "Skinny, flare, wide leg, straight, push up... ya no hay un único vaquero que defina una temporada. La convivencia de diferentes fits refleja también una manera más libre y personal de vestir, en la que encontrar el pantalón que mejor funciona para cada mujer importa más que seguir una única tendencia". ¿Pero cómo lucirlo con éxito? Algunos looks resultan sencillamente infalibles.

Cazadora de cuero + camiseta

Tanto para acudir a la oficina como para un plan apetecible en fin de semana, la combinación de los vaqueros con buenos básicos de fondo de armario funciona. Por buenos básicos nos referimos a la camisa blanca, la camiseta XXL, la cazadora de cuero o la blusa romántica. Si el minimalismo domina habitualmente tus looks, prueba a lucir un par de vaqueros rectos azules con una prenda sencilla y complementos con personalidad que eleven el conjunto. Un par de bailarinas rojas o un bolso con tachuelas son buenas opciones.

Con gabardina

Este otoño, "la gabardina mantiene su lugar como uno de los grandes imprescindibles: una prenda práctica, versátil y suficientemente ligera para acompañarnos cuando el calor empieza a dar una tregua", explican los expertos de Simorra. Por ello, una de las mejores combinaciones de la temporada es la formada por la gabardina y vaqueros, tanto de corte acampanado como balloon. Basta con una camiseta para completar el conjunto.

Con un poncho

Con la llegada del frío, regresan al primer plano algunas prendas exteriores tan interesantes como el abrigo de borreguito, la capa pero también el poncho. El encanto folk chic de esta última prenda es único por lo que no dudes en invertir en una modelo de lana gruesa, de un color sobrio y ponible, como el blanco o el gris.

En 'total look'

La combinación de un buen par de vaqueros con una camisa a juego es la garantía de un look atemporal, sofisticado y sin esfuerzo. Sumados a una camiseta blanca y un cinturón con un estampado como el de leopardo, consiguen un look de inspiración effortless chic idóneo para cualquier momento.

Denim + estampado animal

Leopardo, cervatillo, cebra... los estampados animales reinan en la selva de las tendencias. Una manera óptima de lucirlos es a través de abrigos XL, una prenda que convierte cualquier estilismo en una declaración de intenciones. Asociado a un par de vaqueros rectos o wide leg, el resultado es un equilibrio perfecto entre audacia y naturalidad.

Con cárdigan

"Un cárdigan sobre un top ajustado, una camisa vaquera combinada con punto o una blazer sobre una blusa ligera son algunas de las fórmulas que nunca fallan", señalan los expertos de Maksu. Si a ellos sumamos un vaquero recto o de corte ancho, conseguimos un look casual chic de máximo confort y belleza.

Con una blusa romántica

Las blusas con lazadas, volantes y lazos, es decir detalles de inspiración romántica, son grandes inversiones. En otoño, se pueden llevar con un vaquero negro o azul y una americana estructurada para conseguir un estilismo todoterreno. El contraste entre la delicadeza de sus acabados y la sobriedad de las prendas de corte sastre es siempre exitoso.

Los mejores looks del street style lo corroboran: los vaqueros son inmortales y su capacidad para reinventarse temporada tras temporada los convierte en un imprescindible del armario.

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Turning the clocks back at the end of daylight saving time has been linked to trouble falling and staying asleep, while ongoing sleep loss can take a toll on health.

While some research has suggested that the fall time change could have some cardiovascular benefits, the abrupt loss of evening sunlight can suppress serotonin and melatonin production, which can lead to a depressed mood, according to Dr. John La Puma, a California physician and expert in nature-based medicine.

The body’s internal clock does not automatically follow the clock on the wall, La Puma noted.

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"When the clocks change, your body clock is still on the old time," he told Fox News Digital, pointing out some common effects people may notice.

"So, for about a week, you wake up an hour early. You get hungry early. You feel sleepy early. It gets dark by five. Afternoon light goes away. You get months of short days. … You need coffee just to feel human. It's not great."

Making small adjustments to your routine after the time change could help ease the transition, the doctor said.

No. 1: Make small schedule shifts

With clocks turning back overnight Saturday, people can begin moving bedtime, meals and wake-up time later in small increments on Friday, according to La Puma.

"So, you move your day later in small steps," he advised. "You move your bedtime and meals the same 15 minutes each time."

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For someone who normally goes to bed at 10 p.m., that could mean 10:15 p.m. Friday and 10:30 p.m. Saturday, before the clocks change. Wake-up times and meals can shift by the same increments as schedules allow.

No. 2: Don't spend the ‘extra hour’ on a late night

Since the time change falls on Halloween, Dr. Saema Tahir, a sleep medicine doctor in New York City, cautioned against staying up late and drinking, operating under the assumption that the extra hour covers it.

"Keep alcohol moderate, finish drinking a few hours before bed and avoid caffeine after early afternoon," she advised.

"Alcohol makes you drowsy at first but breaks up sleep in the second half of the night. Caffeine stays in your system for hours. Together, they can leave you more tired on Sunday than you would be with no time change at all."

No. 3: Get outside at the right time

La Puma also emphasized the importance of being intentional about outdoor exposure.

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"You want to get outside at the right minutes, at the time of day and in the right place if you can," he advised, specifically recommending getting outside each afternoon later in the day.

"Late-day daylight is different than morning daylight. Late-day daylight tells your body the day is running long, and it shifts later," he said.

Once you've adjusted to the time change, Tahir recommends getting outdoor light within an hour of waking every day through the winter.

"Light is the strongest signal the body clock gets," she told Fox News Digital. "Evening light pushes it later, which is the direction you need to go for 'fall back.' Morning light keeps it stable over the darker months and supports mood and daytime alertness."

No. 4: Create a wind-down routine

Choosing a relaxing activity that signals bedtime is approaching can help to promote a consistent sleep schedule.

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La Puma suggests choosing a relaxing bedtime ritual, such as working in a paper workbook, sipping chamomile tea, taking a bath or using aromatherapy, options he outlines in his book, "Indoor Epidemic."

"Very specific things that tell your brain and body, 'I'm winding down so I can go to sleep.'"

No. 5: Avoid caffeine and screens

Other tips include limiting caffeine after noon and stopping screen time at least an hour before bedtime.

La Puma warned that light from the screen can suppress melatonin, the hormone that helps signal it is time to sleep. Even using night mode may not fully prevent that effect.

No. 6: Keep a consistent schedule after the change

Once the clocks change, it’s important to maintain a regular wake-up time, including on weekends, La Puma said.

"Pick one wake-up time and keep it every day, weekdays and weekends."

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La Puma cited an eight-year study of about 60,000 people that linked consistent sleep and wake times to a 19% lower risk of death.

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"So, sleep and wake times have important effects on heart attack, stroke and cardiovascular mortality," he said.

Anyone experiencing persistent trouble falling or staying asleep, frequent daytime fatigue or sleep loss that interferes with daily activities should contact a healthcare provider, according to the National Institutes of Health.

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Major U.S. and international airline groups are pushing back against a new Ebola-related travel requirement that will affect millions of people flying into the United States.

Beginning Nov. 3, all passengers on international flights to the U.S. will have to confirm that they have not been in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) during the previous 21 days, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

The requirement applies to everyone flying into or connecting through the U.S. — including American citizens, green card holders and airline crew members, the CDC said.

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Travelers will have to complete a paper or digital statement before boarding, even if they have never visited the DRC. 

Airlines must collect the forms and keep them for at least 42 days after the flight arrives in the U.S., according to the CDC.

Airlines for America (A4A), which represents major carriers including American, Delta, Southwest, United and JetBlue, is asking the CDC to reconsider the requirement and give airlines more time to prepare, according to an Oct. 26 letter provided to Fox News Digital.

The group said it supports the CDC's public health goals but argued that the new requirement is too broad and is being introduced too quickly.

A4A asked the government for a "more proportionate and measured U.S. response" focused more closely on affected areas and travelers who have recently been there.

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The group also asked for the Nov. 3 start date to be delayed.

"Changes to check-in systems, digital signatures, station procedures and training cannot readily be completed in the allotted time," A4A wrote.

Dr. Tyler Evans, a California-based infectious disease physician and CEO of Wellness Equity Alliance, told Fox News Digital, "This was a step in the right direction, given the fact that we really do have to take this seriously. We have to ensure that this does not cross borders."

He added, "This is the second-largest outbreak of Ebola in history. So this is very serious."

The International Air Transport Association (IATA), which represents more than 370 airlines around the world, has also asked the CDC to reconsider the requirement, Reuters reported.

"It is unreasonable for the U.S. government to require all airlines serving the U.S. market to modify their procedures to accommodate the collection of attestations from each individual (passenger and crew) flying to the United States in less than two weeks," IATA wrote in a letter, according to Reuters.

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A4A is also asking the CDC to exempt airline crew members, arguing that existing aviation documents already contain information about crews and their travel.

The group has requested an exemption for U.S. military passenger charters as well, saying the military already tracks service members' health, safety and whereabouts.

The CDC said the requirement is intended to reduce the risk of Ebola entering the United States through air travel. 

The 21-day period reflects the maximum amount of time it can take for symptoms to appear after exposure.

Anyone who has been in the DRC during that period, including travelers who only passed through an airport there, will not be allowed to board a U.S.-bound flight unless they have a government exemption, the CDC said.

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"Some of the initial symptoms would just be flu-like symptoms. You'll have a high-grade fever, you'll feel sort of fatigued," the doctor said.

"[For] people that ... are asymptomatic, being able to screen is a very effective modality to reduce, to prevent or mitigate further transmission," Evans said.

Evans worked on the Ebola response twice in the past, both in West Africa and in the DRC, the two largest outbreaks in history.

"The reality is Ebola is one of the most infectious and has one of the highest case fatality rates of infectious diseases," Evans said.

But Americans often don't view Ebola as being relevant to them, he said. "When it comes to infectious diseases ... microbes don't sort of respect boundaries."

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Travelers who knowingly provide false information could face prosecution and fines, according to the CDC.

Fox News Digital reached out to the CDC and IATA for further information and comment.

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