After the 'near oppressive' clean girl era, cigarettes are trendy again
Summary
After a period when the "clean girl" look was very popular, smoking cigarettes is becoming trendy again, especially among celebrities like Dua Lipa and Gracie Abrams. This comes amid various news in Europe, including reactions to the World Cup semi-final and debates in France over an assisted dying bill.Key Facts
- The "clean girl" style, which avoided smoking, is now being replaced by a trend where cigarettes are popular again.
- Celebrities such as Dua Lipa and Gracie Abrams are seen leading this cigarette trend.
- European media are covering other topics too, like France’s loss to Spain in the World Cup semi-final.
- French newspapers describe the football loss as a national defeat and express sadness.
- Spain’s media praise their team’s strong performance and celebrate their advance to the World Cup final.
- France’s parliament is voting on a major assisted dying bill, a promise made by President Emmanuel Macron.
- Opinions on the assisted dying bill are divided; some French newspapers support it, while others oppose it.
- Dua Lipa has also spoken in support of protests in Albania related to a resort backed by Jared Kushner.
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