MILLIE Bobby Brown has revealed the secret to her year-round sun-kissed look is an affordable blush stick.

The Stranger Things star demonstrated how she applied the makeup product to her cheeks with her fingers.

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Millie (@milliebobbybrown) shared the beauty tip on her Instagram Stories, which was watched by many of her 63,000 million followers.

The 20-year-old applied a peachy pink color to the apples of her cheeks before blending the product out for a natural look.

She pouted as she posed with the bottle of product in her hand.

She previously used the same item in a post shared on her page, in the blush shade My Mimi.

“I love a cheeky pop moment,” Millie said.

Florence by Mills Cheeky Pop blush stick is available for $18 at Ulta Beauty.

It is described as a ‘creamy, blendable’ blush that can be used on the cheeks, eyes and lips for a ‘naturally radiant flush of colour’.

It is sold in six colors, including shades of ‘pinky nude’, ‘dusty rose’ and ‘warm coral’.

The cruelty-free brand recommends blending the product with fingertips or a brush to achieve the best results.

Ulta Beauty customers have given it a whopping 4.8 stars and written rave reviews about how impressed they were.

One shopper said they have tried other brands but always return to Florence By Mills because of the color.

“They are so easy to use,” she said.

“The pigment is perfect, the shades are beautiful and the price… *chef’s kiss*.

‘Don’t sleep with these ladies! Order them in any color.”

Another customer raved that they could wear the blush without doing a full face of makeup.

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“I don’t like to wear too much makeup, but this blush makes me feel cute and ready while not overdoing it,” she said.

“I love this product and I definitely recommend it. This is also a very soft blush and feels so nice on my skin.

“This blush stick is super easy to use and is super pigmented!!” wrote a third reviewer.

“You can build it up and it’s such a beautiful color overall!”

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Spring has arrived and it’s finally time to switch out our closets and reintroduce our warm-weather pieces. Whether it’s functional slip-on sandals or crochet tops, you need to show some skin and feel the breeze while the sun shines. If you need to update your wardrobe or don’t know where to start, we have the solution for you! Amazon and Nordstrom are both having spring sales this week, and between the two, you can find all your warm-weather needs at a huge discount.

From flowy trousers to flouncy dresses, there’s a new spring essential that will suit your sartorial aesthetic without breaking the bank. With that in mind, we’ve rounded up 13 fashion finds on sale that are perfect for spring — read on to see our picks!

Tops

1. Knitted Queen: This crochet top with short sleeves is an affordable way to try out the popular crochet trend, and it’s an extremely versatile piece – used to be $28, now just $20!

2. Daily Essential: If you need a simple top to wear this spring, this is it ribbed knitted slim-fit top will be a closet staple – was $27, now just $22!

3. Cut it out: For those who like to show a little skin, this crop top with blouson is ideal for catching a breeze – was $35, now only $25!

Bottoms

4. Broad and responsible: Put this on wide leg trousers for a comfortable and flowy vibe that pairs well with any top — was $30, now just $25!

5. Cabinet Staple: Everyone needs a good pair of jeans, and these ones do Slim-fit skinny jeans from Lee helps shape and lift your figure – was $43, now only $35!

Dresses

6. 80s Nostalgia: This Maxi dress with long sleeves and metallic print feels like a more modern version of something the ladies would have worn The Golden Girls – was $160, now only $100!

7. This Layered maxi tent dress is super airy and has a relaxing vibe – was $60, now only $42!

8. Boudoir Realness: If you’re still in love with the slip dress trend, grab this one Midi slip dress with V-neck while it’s on sale: $50, now only $38!

9. Cutout Edge: Sometimes a cutout can enhance a look or outfit. This Poplin midi dress with cut-out will do just that – was $70, now only $56!

10. Twisted Twist: For the upcoming formal moments this spring, this Twist front bodycon dress makes you feel cool, calm and collected – was $47, now just $30!

Shoes

11. Slip ‘N Slide: This sporty slide sandals are functional and chic – was $198, now just $129!

12. Sporty Elegance: For those who need a neutral white sneaker, grab this one Tory Burch kicks – they match any aesthetic or color palette – was $198, now just $129!

13. Kitten Energy: Team this one Kitten heel pumps with a flowy, flirty dress for an elevated spring ensemble – was $140, now just $100!

A SAVVY woman has revealed an easy strapless bra hack for all her big-boobed babes – and it costs just £4.

Katie, from Inverness, wears an L cup and wants to inspire fashionistas to embrace the skin they are in.

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And she recently shared a budget-friendly tip that can turn any bra into a strapless one, while still giving you plenty of support.

Speak with BBC The SocialKatie said: “Don’t you have a strapless bra? Don’t worry, I’ve got your back.

“By folding the straps down, you can transform a simple T-shirt bra into a strapless one.

“If you feel like you could use some extra coverage or support, you can add a long bandeau made of stretch fabric a few sizes down.”

She added: “It can be very difficult to find a strapless bra that has the right fit.

“Too big and it falls off, too small and you get a quad boob.

“You can test your bra by fastening it backwards and doing the two-finger test.

“The perfect stretch is when you can put two fingers between you and the band, but no more.”

With a ribbed bandeau crop top costing just £4 at Primark, this is a very cost-effective hack.

And Katie’s large community has welcomed the clever idea as one said: “Ahh perfect, thanks! I was struggling with my bra!”

A second wrote: “I wish I had seen this growing up, omg what a hero.”

Meanwhile, a third said: “Major love for this.”

The bra tip comes because research by lingerie brand Boux Avenue showed that 81 percent of women wear the wrong size.

Despite women’s breasts changing shape and size throughout their lives, more than a third (35 percent) have never worn a bra.

Experts say you should have a bra fitted every six to 12 months to ensure you’re wearing the right fit and style for your bust.

Priya Downes, founder and CEO of lingerie brand Nudea, says: “Wearing the right bra is the single most important factor in a woman’s wardrobe, regardless of size.

“If your shoes caused blisters you wouldn’t wear them anymore, so why do we stick to uncomfortable underwear?

“If you can’t wait to get home at the end of the day and take yours off as soon as you walk in the door, chances are you’re wearing the wrong size.”

Seda Pir looks admiringly at the photo of her three-year-old daughter Ella on her smartphone.

People often say that they are alike, and that she wouldn’t change anything about her precious girl. Except for her runny nose, spotty upper body and flushed cheeks.

With a few clicks of Seda’s digital editing software, all of Ella’s ‘imperfections’ are gone and the image is ready for social media.

It’s so hard to take a nice photo because kids are so active and can’t sit still,” Seda, 39, explains. ‘Rather than intervening in the moment, when she’s enjoying herself by wiping her nose or changing her top, it’s just so easy to digitally erase them afterwards. I think every mother does it.’

When the Princess of Wales was criticized last week for ‘doctoring’ a Mother’s Day photo she shared on Instagram, the Mail was flooded with letters from furious mothers in her defence.

Last year, a study from the Journal of Media Psychology found that 64 percent of us edit our images before posting them online. Another study found that of all the photos women share, family photos are the ones they are most likely to edit.

However, some argue that ‘perfecting’ children’s images can lead to them growing up believing that their natural appearance is not good enough, which can cause feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem.

While removing stains from clothing may be harmless enough, altering the child’s face or body may be considered less acceptable.

So what inspires a mom to change her family snaps?

Seda, a full-time mother living in Hampshire, made a living as a fashion influencer, so admits altering images is second nature to her. She has over 10,000 photos of herself and her daughter on her phone, and even before she takes a photo, she will make the shot as flattering as possible.

“My favorite hacks include using a ring light [a circular bright white bulb]. It removes my wrinkles and any skin blemishes on Ella’s skin tone.

‘To clean up the image afterwards, FaceTune is my go-to tool. It usually only takes two or three minutes, so why not?

“When I look back at the photos, I want to remember how cute and happy she was, instead of my attention being drawn to little flaws.”

But would she continue editing images of Ella when she gets old enough to understand that her mother edits her appearance this way?

“When Ella is old enough to make her own decisions, I will probably still edit family photos, but I would check with her,” she says. “There will always be imperfections or problems that I don’t want to be the focus of the photo.”

But while some people may frown on her actions, Seda knows that if she doesn’t edit the photos, she still risks criticism.

‘I’ve had some unkind comments; one mom asked me why Ella has “droopy eyes,” and another mom wanted to know why I posted a photo with stains on Ella’s clothes.

‘Of course I blocked these people, but such unfriendliness gets under your skin.

‘I would never go so far as to change my daughter’s actual characteristics. But I find myself getting caught up, afraid that if I put up a picture of Ella with a runny nose, I’ll be told I’m a bad mother because I didn’t use a tissue before taking the picture?’

That is why Seda has every sympathy for the Princess of Wales. ‘If I feel like I’m being judged and put under the microscope, how on earth is Kate supposed to feel when the eyes of the world are on her and her children?

‘She’s just a mother like all of us, with three children who are never allowed to sit still. Their clothes will never be perfect and neither will hers. It’s no wonder she wanted to adjust the images here and there.

As long as they aren’t completely different, a little editing is fine these days. Us moms all do it, so why on earth can’t Kate?’

Supporter Sadie McGrath, 34, is another mother who strongly supports our future queen.

The mother-of-four – who lives in Birmingham with her 15-year-old daughter, 12-year-old son and younger daughters, Sofia, four, and Iona, two – started digitally altering her images two years ago. ‘When I had Iona, I became a representative of a company that makes environmentally friendly cloth diapers. I started posting pictures of her wearing them on Instagram and got a discount if my pictures led to sales.

‘Of course I wanted my photos to be the best they could be, so I started looking at what other mums were doing online. I soon started experimenting with using editing tools.

‘I have a multitude of apps on my phone, including Lightroom and Photoroom. The basic packages are free and are all I need for the type of editing I do.

‘I soon realized that I enjoyed photoshopping the children’s photos to make them look nicer.

‘My favorite thing to do is take a photo of my girls at home, and then edit each photo to make it look like they are somewhere much more exciting or glamorous.

‘Why a boring photo of Sofia on the stairs, or Iona in our lounge in a dreary old age, when they could be sitting in an ambitious luxury kitchen with the sun streaming in, or next to a lavish Christmas tree?

‘I imagine most people would assume I took the photos in my own home. I don’t think they’d be jealous of the fancy kitchen backdrop, but you never know.’

It is a process that can be completed in just 20 minutes.

“Family and friends post photos with messy backgrounds and their kids captured just like they do on Facebook, and I’m the last person to judge anyone.

‘But you just have to have striking images on Instagram; there’s no room for a pile of laundry in the background, as much as that is the reality for most of us moms.”

It’s not just the background that gets a touch of glossy shine, though. Sadie’s children also get a shine.

‘Sofia has eczema so I’m going to digitally erase it from her skin, or if there’s a blob of food on her upper body, I’m going to take it off. I also gave my eldest daughter a smile and made myself look slimmer.

‘The girls enjoy being photographed. Sofia understands that I am manipulating the images, and she will say ‘wow’ when I show her what I have done.

‘And the responses I get are intoxicating, like “beautiful photos” and “she’s cute.” As indulgent as it sounds, nice compliments like that make it all worth it.”

It explains why Sadie, who has nearly 28,000 images on her phone, goes to such lengths to get the “perfect” photo.

‘When we are at home, I usually take pictures while the children are reading; when we’re out, we’ll go to a local park. I always check the weather! Spring is ideal with the long grass, trees and flowers in bloom. It means I don’t have to edit the background.

‘My sister asks me to take pictures of her children and if I can adjust her images for her too.’

As for Sadie’s older children, she admits that they are “harder to photograph now; they don’t really want their picture taken.” But that doesn’t stop her from “also changing the light or color in images of it.”

This makes perfect sense to Agatha Wrzesinska, 34, a stay-at-home mother living in Edinburgh with her four children, Nico, 13; David, ten; Mia, two and Leo, five months.

She has been interested in photography since her early twenties and mainly uses a second-hand Canon RP camera, which cost her £700 (a £300 Canon PowerShot G12 is the Princess of Wales’s camera of choice).

‘Like the Princess of Wales, I enjoy capturing those precious moments of family life in my spare time. So many experiences are blink-and-you’ll-miss-it, and our memories can only hold so much. I like to play with colors and make my photos as attractive as possible. For me it is an outlet for creative expression.

On a more practical level, I can remove all unwanted distractions from photos: from red eyes to ugly objects in the background.

‘People usually don’t notice; we are all so used to manipulated images that it is the norm these days. It’s been happening in the advertising world for decades: why shouldn’t we moms do the same?

‘I use Lightroom to smooth out discolored skin patches on my children’s faces. Leo has eczema and I tend to just get rid of it. I want my children to look their best.

‘There is no need for me to defend my actions. I just remove the dry skin from my child’s face or clear up the background. It’s hardly a criminal offense, right?’

As for the issue of posting a photo online that hasn’t been digitally enhanced in some way, it’s a firm ‘no’ from Agatha.

“It’s rare that you capture an image that can’t be improved,” she says. “In a heartbeat, I’d say 99 percent of my photos of my family have been digitally manipulated in some way.

‘Can you blame us mothers for sprinkling a little bit of digital fairy dust on our loved ones? If it makes the images better, you’d be crazy not to do that.’

SHE’s the queen of arts and crafts – and now Stacey Solomon has revealed how she gave a simple £30 Facebook bargain a whole new look on the cheap.

Even though Stacey has the money for chic furniture, that doesn’t mean the mother of five will ever say “no” to a fun DIY project — and one of her latest Instagram videos is proof.

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The Loose Women panellist, 34, recently revealed how she cleared out an old cream cupboard she found on Facebook Marketplace and turned it into a ‘packing station’.

“I’ve wanted to do this for so long,” the mother said the videoadding that it cost her £30.

Once the beautiful wooden cupboard arrived, Stacey – who first found fame on X Factor in 2009 – removed all the shelves and doors.

“I took the hinges off the doors and then screwed them into the shelves so I could make a fold-out surface to wrap around,” the Sort Your Life Out star explained.

To make the wrapping station extra hip, Stacey also replaced the old buttons with funky gold scissor style buttons that matched the theme perfectly, as well as four pink buttons at the bottom.

”Then I just grabbed tension rods, put my wrapping paper on the tension rods and slid them into the closet.

“Then some hooks for my scissors, and a small transparent shelf for my other accessories.”

While creating the wrapping station, the crafty mom confessed that she always forgets everyone’s birthdays — so she also added a little calendar to remind her of the special dates.

Meanwhile, the drawers were filled with paper bags and tissue paper, greeting cards and other gift accessories that she had placed in old IKEA baskets that she had previously spray painted.

”And voila – gift station ready. I love it so much – it’s the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen!” the mother was absolutely delighted.

“And now I no longer have to scour the entire room just for a birthday card.”

She added in the caption: “It will live in the office and be my little cupboard of packing heaven forever.”

Since it was shared on the platform, where Stacey has almost 6 million followers, the clip has gone viral, racking up 4.9 million views in just one day.

Hundreds of amazed DIY fanatics rushed to the comments to praise the crafty mum, with one writing: ”That’s a winner!”

Another begged: “My fish locker, please.”

Someone else said: ‘I’m so jealous of how creative and crafty you are!

‘I wish I could do things like this! I can’t even replace the door handles on my normal doors.”

“I want one but I don’t even need it,” wrote a fourth.

Who is Stacey Solomon?

She first rose to fame as an X Factor contestant over a decade ago and has since built a successful TV career.

Stacey has put in an impressive performance net worth of £4 million, we previously reported.

According to The Sun, the accounts of her company Key Map Entertainments show that Stacey has £1.7 million in cash in the company, as well as assets she has already earned through the company.

Stacey paid herself £575,931 for her work in 2021.

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THE temperatures are getting warmer, meaning fashionistas can finally ditch the trousers and wear their favorite skirts instead.

But if you want to fill your wardrobe with some new additions in time for spring and summer, you might want to plan a trip to the nearest Marks & Spencer.

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According to fellow fashionistas, shoppers can find the perfect pleated skirt to suit almost any occasion, whether that’s a coffee date or heading to the office.

The popular retailer has some wonderful choices to choose from, like their

Marks and Spencer has a large range, including the Jersey Pleated Midaxi Skirt for €29.50.

Available in a range of sizes from UK 6 to UK 24, it is available in petite, regular and tall to suit most body shapes.

The skirt is made of a jersey fabric with extra stretch and is the ultimate outfit must-have if you value comfort as much as we, the Fabulous team, do.

The all-black skirt, which is said to be true to size, has a regular fit and the midi-length garment features pleats running from the elasticated waist to the hem – ideal for a neater and more polished look.

This piece is easy to wear both casual and casual and is sure to become a favorite in your wardrobe as you can style it in a variety of ways.

For a chicer look, fashion lovers can combine the gilded skirt with loafers and a chic blouse.

If you want a more casual outfit that day, the skirt would also look trendy with a pair Doctor Martens and a basic white or black T-shirt.

With over 200 positive reviews, this wardrobe must-have has an impressive 4.3-star rating online.

A satisfied customer said: “Really comfortable skirt, soft elastic waistband and easy to wash.

”Looks great for work, a little longer than expected (I’m 6ft) but works for me – highly recommended.”

Someone else said: “This skirt is perfect, it fits beautifully and looks really nice. Highly recommended – more colors please.”

Another wrote: “This is a great addition to my wardrobe and I can wear it with so many tops I already have – it looks nice, fits well and doesn’t wrinkle!”

However, while the product received an overall good rating, some buyers were disappointed with the quality of the material.

One person insisted: “It looked very cheap and the material was nasty. I can’t imagine how bad it would look after washing. I didn’t bother trying it on, very disappointed.”

Going to the shopping street this week? Below are just some of the fashion finds that M&S ​​fans are raving about:

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Cruising is the fastest growing sector of the travel industry, so perhaps it’s no wonder some of the world’s most exclusive hotel groups are gunning for a piece of the action. For decades, they have had to watch their wealthy clientele disappear over the horizon on board five-star boutique ships.

But with big money behind them, Four Seasons, Ritz-Carlton, Orient Express and Aman are quickly entering the ultra-luxury cruise market, launching a fleet of superyachts loaded with champions, caviar and the promise of adventures for some of the most remote areas of the world.

Until recently, luxury cruise lines such as Crystal, Silversea, Seabourn, Ponant and Regent Seven Seas had this lucrative market almost to themselves, with wealthy guests sailing in an all-inclusive cocoon of opulence, enjoying butler service, fine dining and private access to excursions – all for around £500 – £1,000 per person per night.

But the upmarket hotel groups are already demanding much higher rates, with offers such as sophisticated suites that reflect their brands’ signature style and exclusive invitation-only sailings.

Edwina Lonsdale, director of luxury cruise agency Mundy Cruising, said: ‘This will create more competition to attract high-spending customers and introduce a large number of new guests to the market. But will the hotel’s superyachts create the same atmosphere and club atmosphere?’

RITZ-CARLTON

The sleek 298-guest superyacht Evrima was launched last summer and will be joined in July by Ilma and Luminara in autumn 2025.

Five restaurants, a spa, two infinity pools, a watersports marina, a personal concierge, impressive art on the walls and a shop selling Cartier watches and Hermes Birkin handbags all add to the exclusivity.

The suites are generously sized and have a refined boutique hotel style.

Although Evrima is all-inclusive, there is one restaurant where guests have to pay, which costs more than £300 per person at three-star chef Sven Elverfeld’s specialty restaurant, SEA.

To date, 75 percent of Evrima’s passengers are Ritz-Carlton loyalty card members and about half are new to cruising. The first guests – by invitation only and mainly in their early 50s (bringing the average age in the traditional cruise market to 57) – used their loyalty points, but earned back by sailing to trendy ports including Mykonos, Saint-Tropez and St. Barts.

In addition to the convenience of booking pre- and post-cruise stays at Ritz-Carlton hotels, guests can also spend a day ashore at the group’s beach resorts when their superyachts pull into ports like St. Kitts in the Caribbean.

Book It: Eight-day return flight from San Juan, Puerto Rico, departing March 16 with stops in the Caribbean, including St. Barts and Jost Van Dyke, from £5,660pp (ritzcarltonyachtcollection.com).

FOUR SEASONS

To create Four Seasons’ first yacht, designers were tasked with combining the style of the elegant yacht Christina O – once owned by Jackie Kennedy’s second husband, billionaire Greek shipowner Aristotle Onassis – with the technology of a James Bond movie.

The ship, which is still under construction and as yet unnamed, will have 95 suites and 11 bars and restaurants, plus a full spa.

The four-story, 9,000-square-foot Funnel Suite will even have its own spa and wading pool, plus 280-degree panoramic views through the largest single pane of glass ever seen at sea.

The yacht will sail to no fewer than 130 destinations in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. Announcing the 190-passenger vessel’s entry into the cruise market at the Monaco Yacht Show, Four Seasons offered invitation-only bookings with an £8,000pp deposit for sailings due to commence in autumn 2025.

According to a Four Seasons spokesperson, this sales model is “a way to navigate demand when you have an exclusive product with a limited supply.”

Book It: Register your interest on the Four Seasons website and expect rates to start at around £2,000 – £2,750 pp per night (fourseasonsyachts.com).

ACCOR

Hospitality giant Accor has announced two superyachts for its historic brand, Orient Express, due to launch in 2026 and 2027.

A spokesperson – aggressively highlighting the competition for guests at this ultra-luxury level while proving money is no object – claims that “the ships will be more exclusive than Ritz-Carlton’s Evrima and will charge double the rates.”

The first, 220-metre Orient Express Silenseas, will be the largest sail-powered ship ever built, with three rigid sails and tilting masts, although it can use liquefied natural gas (LNG) if necessary.

Architect Maxime d’Angeac’s interior reflects the Golden Age of Travel – an era when princesses and movie stars graced the French Riviera – and features a private recording studio with sound engineer and two swimming pools, including a lap pool.

Book It: Reservations will open later this year (accorhotels.com).

A MAN

With some of the most exclusive hotels in the world – mostly intimate retreats with fewer than 30 rooms – Aman Resorts already offers sailings on the two-masted yacht Amandira, where 14 crew members care for up to ten guests.

And now Aman has entered into a joint venture with Cruise Saudi, owned by the Saudi Public Investment Fund, to add a 180-metre motor yacht to its fleet in 2027.

The 47-suite full-balcony ship has yet to be named but will feature two helipads, a spa with Japanese garden and a marina platform for access to water sports.

No itineraries have been released yet, although guests can expect sailings to locations away from the crowds.

Amandira already explores the islands in Indonesia’s Flores Sea, including the UNESCO-listed Komodo National Park, with a dive master leading expeditions to coral reefs around Raja Ampat, an archipelago made up of 1,500 small islands and crystal clear waters.

Book It: Seven-day charters on Amandira cost from £88,000, (aman.com) or sign up for the new yacht at aman.com/yachts.

A SMART Apple AirPods trick is perfect for when you’re traveling on the train or plane.

But it can be useful almost anywhere – you just need a friend with you.

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Some iPhone owners don’t realize you can share audio between two pairs of AirPods.

This trick even works with Beats headphones too.

It means you can watch the same video – or listen to the same music – with a friend, all from one device.

And it solves the problem of everyone having to wear one AirPod.

Apple explains: “While wearing AirPods, you can share what you’re listening to with a friend who is also wearing compatible AirPods or Beats.

“Both headphones must be paired with a supported iPhone or iPad.”

One user in a Reddit thread about the trick wrote: “Perfect, thanks!”

HOW TO SHARE IPHONE AUDIO

Before you get started, you’ll need a compatible iPhone model running the latest version of iOS.

That means you need an iPhone 8 or higher.

And you’ll also need a supported headphone model, which Apple says includes:

• AirPods Max
• AirPods Pro (1st generation) and higher
• AirPods (1st generation) and higher
• Power beats
• Solo Pro
• Powerbeats Pro
• Powerbeats3 Wireless
• Beats Solo3 Wireless
• Beats Studio3 Wireless
• BeatsX
• Beats Flex
• BeatsFit Pro

Then you can get started.

Start by connecting your headphones to your iPhone.

Now tap the AirPlay button (which looks like an arrow pointing in circles) on the media you’re listening to.

You can also tap the AirPlay button in the Control Center on your phone.

Now tap Share Audio, which will start the sharing process.

“If your friend has AirPods or AirPods Pro, hold them close to your device with the AirPods in the case and open the lid,” Apple explains.

“If your friend has AirPods Max, hold them close to your device.

“If your friend has Beats wireless headphones, put them in pairing mode and hold them close to your device.”

Once the second pair of headphones appears on the screen, tap Share Audio.

PARTIAL CHECKS

Once you share, you can control the volume for both headphones as a pair, or set the volume levels for both separately.

You can also play and pause as a couple.

To stop sharing, simply tap the AirPlay button again.

Then tap the check mark next one to the headset you no longer want to share with.

By Makayla Muscat for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 01:06 EDT, March 16, 2024 | Updated: 01:13 EDT, March 16, 2024

It doesn’t matter how many times you try to convince UsThere is no day when fitted tops are more comfortable than loose tops. They may have a place and time in our wardrobe, but there really is nothing like the moments when we can let loose and wear a top that is more relaxed. But this doesn’t mean we should ditch flattering clothes for flowy ones! In fact, we found one loose top that might be even more flattering than tighter ones.

Introducing the Dokotoo waffle knitted shawl, which is not only a comfortably loose top, but also a perfect transition piece for moving from spring to summer (and even fall). It’s made from a stylish and lightweight waffle knit fabric, making it a breeze to pair with other pieces in your wardrobe. It’s also made from 100% polyester, so it’s both soft against the skin and breathable for warmer days.

Grab the Dokotoo waffle knitted shacket with short sleeves and buttons for only $23 at Amazon! Please note: Prices are correct at date of publication, March 14, 2024, but are subject to change.

Casual but cool, the design of the top features short sleeves, a V-neck and contrasting buttons. It’s oversized and versatile, making it easy to throw on when you’re in a hurry because it can be paired with just about anything. It comes in a few neutral and muted shades, such as beige, black and sage green, as well as sizes XS-XXL.

This shopkeeperwho said this top has become one of their favorites, said it even “looks better” in person.

“I love the fit, feel and look of this top,” they said. “It also has a nice softness.”

Another shopkeeper called it the “perfect casual top.” “The thin waffle material is the right thickness to wear as a casual, everyday shirt.” they said. “This shirt pulled over my head easily and I was immediately surprised not only by how comfortable it was, but also by how well it fit.”

If you’re not a fan of fitted shirts, take a look here loose but flattering style. The best part? It’s only $23 on Amazon. We are officially sold!

Seeing: Dokotoo waffle knitted shacket with short sleeves and buttons for only $23 at Amazon! Please note: Prices are correct at date of publication, March 14, 2024, but are subject to change.

Not quite what you’re looking for? See more spring tops hereand don’t forget to check out Amazon’s Daily Deals for more great finds!