SALEM MAGHERBI

BY . SALEM MAGHERBI

BY . SALEM MAGHERBI

On the 10th anniversary of the launch of the iPhone in 2017, Apple is offering its new phone full of new technology for iPhone users, as the new phone is the most revolutionary phone since the launch of the first generation of iPhone.

Over the past 10 years, Apple has gained a reputation for offering revolutionary new technologies in the mobile world, but the reason for this popularity has changed. "Apple not only adopts new technologies directly, but puts these technologies in the best possible way." The new phone is called "iPhone 10" (iPhone X), and the character X stands for Roman number 10.

1_Launch date and price for new phone (iPhone X)

After the big rumors about the phone "iPhone 10" finally we could confirm all the rumors when Apple announced the phone at a conference held by the theater, "Steve Jobs," on September 13, where the managers of the company that the date of the sale will be On 3 November this year. Pre-order for the purchase of the phone can be started from 27 October.

On the price side, the phone comes at a very high price from $ 1,000, the price for the phone version that comes with only 64 GB of memory.

2_Edgeless screen on iPhone X

Perhaps the screen is the biggest change in the phone, the first thing to be sure, as Apple finally decided to drop the large edges around the phone, forcing it to abandon the famous main button at the bottom of the screen.

At the top, to remove the thick edges, the front camera, all sensors and the earpiece are jammed in a small area at the top of the screen.

In terms of measurements and accuracy, the screen comes in a large measurement 5.8 inches, and the accuracy of 2438 x 1125, which is called Apple "Super Retina" Introduction of the density of 458 pixels in the lens.

Finally, we are seeing that Apple is abandoning the LCD screens to use the new OLED display, which offers stunning colors, a great battery saving, and of course the screen supports HDR display technologies such as HDR10 and Dolby Vision.

3_Designed for iPhone 10 (iPhone X)

As mentioned above, the new iPhone 10 screen has radically changed the design of the phone. Now the front phone has a full screen except for the "lip" on the top where the camera, headset and other sensors are located, the screen extends to the curved corners of the phone to match the overall design For the phone.

The main button has also been removed to allow the screen to stretch further. Now that the control is fully tactile and retractable, the screen can be operated by touch only or through the power button on the right side of the phone.

Which is now used to operate the Siri audio plugin instead of the main button, while the audio control buttons are on the left side, and on the underside of the phone, the company maintained the speakerphone with the famous Lightning port.

The rear face of the new phone is made of glass to support the wireless charging technology. The dual camera is mounted vertically, with the cameras in the center of the flash.

4_Facial Recognition (Face ID)

With the removal of the main button in the new iPhone, which was also used as a fingerprint sensor, the company decided to give up the final fingerprint instead of moving the sensor to the back of the phone or to the power button, for example, to replace it with face recognition technology, which enables the user to open the phone Once viewed (similar to what Samsung did on S8 and Note8 phones).

Apple says it has developed this technology differently, as the phone recognizes the three-dimensional face, that is, a picture of you will not be able to open your phone but the phone to recognize your face just looked at the screen, Apple claims that this technology is one of the most secure security technology .

It should be noted that during the presentation of this technology there were a few errors, including that the speaker at the conference had to turn off the screen and restart several times so that the system can recognize the face work well after placing the phone at an appropriate distance from the face.

The signal is that when the technology is working properly it is very fast, but the company must work harder on the system to avoid these errors, as Apple has bet on its reputation for protection in this technology.

5_Camera Specifications for iPhone 10 (iPhone X)

The iPhone 10 follows what the iPhone 7 Plus has begun in the camera field with many updates, both hardware and software. Where the iPhone 10 carries a dual camera vertically - Apple seems to want users to shoot horizontally - the two cameras flash four times more realistic colors when used.

The lenses are both 12 megapixel and the OIS is similar to the Note 8, the first lens with a wide viewing area with the f / 1.8 lens slot, the second is a f / 2.4 lens lens, allowing the image to zoom in without moving the phone Without loss of image quality, of course, portrait mode still exists with performance improvements.

The front camera is 7 megapixel camera and has an auto image stabilization and exposure control capability, and Apple has also provided personal image mode in the front camera.

Video shooting also has significant improvements, especially when shooting on 4K resolution. It supports capturing 60 frames per second instead of the normal 30 frames per second, and slow shooting up to 240 frames per second at 1080p resolution.

6_New processor and battery in iPhone X

This year Apple has put together its new Apple 8 (8, plus, x) processor. The new Apple A11 Bionic processor, the chipset comes with six bits - no information is available on speed - two of the cores are assigned to high performance.

Apple says they're 30% faster than the previous processor, and the other four are dedicated to "high efficiency" that delivers 70% better performance than the previous A10 Fusion, plus the three-core Apple graphics processor For a random storage memory of 3 GB.

As for the battery, as usual, the company does not announce the size of the battery, but says that the phone will withstand one charge for two hours more than the phone of the iPhone 7 Plus, and can now use wireless charging techniques or even fast shipping, but the latter will need to buy an ext Between Lightning and USB C ports where 50% of the phone battery can be charged within 30 minutes.

In conclusion, all the new iPhone offers we have seen previously in other phones, but Apple has already put these features in the phone in a consistent and wonderful, supported by a processor with amazing performance, and a large screen without edges in wonderful colors, although there are real disadvantages in the new iPhone The fingerprint sensor must be removed definitively, and certainly the high price.

BY . SALEM MAGHERBI

BY . SALEM MAGHERBI

Gigi Hadid

Bella Hadid

Kendall Jenner

Kylie Jenner

Kim Kardashian

Kim Kardashian haters can back off. Not only did she reclaim excessive use of the letter K back from hood-wearing rednecks, she’s made a mint by identifying what the people want: her.

Through Instagram, television and magazine covers, the most famous Kardashian-Jenner has built a brand by just being her, and even managed to bag one of hip hop’s pickiest figures in the process: Kanye West. Detractors may feel entitled to their criticism, but it won’t put them on the same pay grade.

Rihanna

Rihanna has a lot to contend with. Not only is she harangued by the press about her love life almost daily, she has to bear witness to millions of poorly-coordinated white people try to bogle to ‘Work’. Which, frankly, must be torture.

That said, the queen of Bajan pop and IDGAF Instagram comments has spawned 11 number ones on the Billboard Hot 100, eight albums in almost as many years and collected over 141 international music awards. You can’t blame people for dancing.

Ashley Graham

Ashley Graham: proof that beauty comes in all sizes, and a collective sigh of contentment from men and women the world over.

The 29-year-old American model has changed the perceptions of an industry obsessed with cookie cutter sizes, and although there’s much more work to do, we can sit Graham atop a trend that’ll stimulate some welcome change. If this is what plus-size modelling looks like, keep on adding.

Priyanka Chopra

Don’t ever discount Bollywood. Not only is it one of the most profitable film industries in the world, it’s given rise to starlets like Priyaka Chopra to spread the message abroad.

Appearing in over sixty films across all four corners of the globe, the actress caused the world to listen up to Indian cinema and, better yet, take it seriously. She’s also making the switch to Western movies, with a raft of blockbusters already under her belt.

Emilia Clarke

Mother of Dragons, Queen of the Andals and the First Men, Breaker Of Chains (and hearts), Emilia Clarke’s racked up a series of titles to rival Liz Windsor herself. They’re all very well-earned indeed, too.

Okay, so they’re all fictional. Ever since Clarke appeared on our screens as Game Of Thrones‘ Daenerys Targaryen though, we’ve been hooked to this new brand of swords, dragons and shagging. Next up: the Han Solo movie. Geeks everywhere rejoice.

Irina Shayk

For all the anti-Russian sentiment of late, just consider Irina Shayk. The former face of Intimissimi is reason enough alone to book a one-way ticket to Moscow.

Following stints with Armani, Elle and an appearance in Kanye West’s music video for ‘Power’, Bradley Cooper’s missus has been keeping life on the DL since the birth of her daughter, Lea. We can’t wait for the inevitable comeback.

BY . SALEM MAGHERBI

BY . SALEM MAGHERBI

Streetwear is booming. From Stüssy to Supreme, Off-White to A Bathing Ape, brands whose clothes take their cue from the sidewalks are front and centre in a fashion industry where traditional show formats are falling out of favour.

Which is all the more reason to pay as much mind to what’s going on outside show venues, as within them. Sure, what designers send down the runway merits your attention, but as long as it’s buyers, editors and A-list Instagrammers that make trends stick, then front row and street style looks are as much an indication of what we’ll be wearing next season as what’s lining the racks backstage.

To that end, we sent our steel-elbowed photographers to London, Pitti, Milan and Paris to sidestep the peacocks and pinpoint the very best of spring/summer 2018 street style. Other than the fact that, yes, Nick Wooster is sticking with the clean-shaven look (more on that later), this is everything you need to know.

(Related: The Most Wearable Trends From The SS18 Fashion Weeks)

Printed Short-Sleeved Shirts

Hawaiian or floral, abstract or figurative, printed shirts were staple fare this season. Most were short-sleeved and cut oversized – partly as a nod to the trend Kim Jones pioneered at Louis Vuitton a couple of years ago, and partly because who the hell in their right mind opts to wear all-over skin tight fabric in face-melting heat?

The popularity of this type of shirt isn’t surprising. Worn buttoned up with a pair of chinos, or open over a white T-shirt, a printed short-sleeved shirt is pretty much an instant outfit that’s eye-catching and mercifully low on effort. All of which means less time dressing, more time swanning around looking suave.

Slogan T-Shirts

Once the preserve of Eurotrash, stag parties and every dad’s holiday wardrobe, slogan and boldly branded T-shirts are no longer anathema to fashion. Thanks to Russian designer Gosha Rubchinskiy, design collective Vetements and a raft of cult streetwear labels, wearing your political affiliations/sense of humour/brand loyalty on your chest is not only acceptable, it’s de rigueur.

During this season’s fashion weeks, highlights included a fresh-as Louis Vuitton x Fragment style, Orlebar Brown’s cheery ‘Sun’s Out’ design and our personal favourite, Victor Cruz’ ‘Oddy Knocky’ tee – or Nadsat (otherwise known as A Clockwork Orange lingo) for ‘alone’. Cryptic? Yes. Cool? Immeasurably.

White

We would say the massive number of white T-shirts, shirts, shorts and trousers we spotted over the last few weeks was down to the colour’s ability to keep you cool but, since summer is pretty much over already (at least in the UK), we’ll skip past that reason.

Instead, we’ll chalk white’s prevalence up to its ability to bring the most disparate pieces together in perfect colour harmony. And, you know, how well it shows off that caramel tan you’ve worked so hard on after hours lying on a sunb-, er, the beach. Lying on the beach.

Mankles

There is every chance that, a few years from now, socks, as we know them, will be ‘vintage’. If that sounds alarmist, ridiculous even, consider that – like everything else in fashion – socks are subject to trends, and if previous sock trends included multicoloured argyle socks (mid-Noughties) and chunky marl boot socks (2010-), then today’s lean is to wear none at all. Well, not quite none, but only, like, a fraction of a pair.

Invisible socks – those handy cotton-elastane foot wraps that prevent sweat from your naked feet ruining your handmade Italian brogues – are proving to be catnip to the menswear cognoscenti. Make like them and team yours with a pair of cropped trousers, all the better to show off your socklessness.

Old-School Sneakers

Up until now, the month-long international fashion week circuit has been a sticky-fingered sneakerhead’s dream: all those rare drops and limited editions just waiting to be liberated mid-show from the back seat of an unmanned Mercedes-Benz.

This season, however, menswear’s main players stepped back in time, swapping just-dropped kicks for old-school classics. From Vans Old Skools to Converse All Stars, Adidas Stan Smiths to the Nike Cortez, fashionable feet showed that – no matter how innovative a self-lacing mesh sock dart – the originals can’t be knocked off court.

Wraparound Jackets

Damir Doma – or, depending on your reference points, every Jedi knight from Star Wars – has a lot to answer for. From kimono blazers to belted shawl cardigans, wraparound outerwear is taking menswear by storm, and we’re all for it.

Why wouldn’t you want a jacket to as closely as possible resemble a dressing gown? Offering supreme comfort and a look that’s both insouciant and elegant (not to mention that instant shoulder-defining, waist-cinching silhouette), this is one trend we’d wager has staying power.

Unbuttoned Shirts

We know what you’re thinking. Trite, right? How can a few men with undone shirt collars constitute a trend?

Because as much as this might seem like a trivial coincidence, it is actually a tectonic shift. Just a few years ago, men spent hours, maybe days scouring the web for the perfect tie pin or watching YouTube tutorials on how to create a flawless half Windsor. Now, however, it’s all about the air tie (and a little exposed chest). Time to stow the throat-choking knots away and hit the bench press instead. (We’ll let you make the call on the depilatory cream.)

Stubble Is The New Beard

How do you know when the beard trend is dead? When a Geordie Shore cast member spends nearly £10,000 on a transplant in the hopes of making his bushier.

No, that didn’t happen at fashion week, but it did take place just a couple of months prior. Which, along with the fact that Gandalf-level growth just doesn’t mesh well with menswear’s much more casual new direction, means beards are done. In their stead? Stubble. Maybe a short beard. Definitely nothing longer than a centimetre. After all, if Wooster’s lost his whiskers, then you know what’s up.

Photos by Yu Yang for FashionBeans.com

BY . SALEM MAGHERBI

BY . SALEM MAGHERBI

The clothes that come down the runway at Fashion Week are usually no reflection of what most men actually want to wear. The front row might gush and fawn over ‘the artistic and thoughtful juxtaposition of the refugee crisis and nostalgic British confectionary’, but the rest of us raises a collective eyebrow. Headdresses made of Kit Kat wrappers? Really? Thankfully, it isn’t all quite so abstract.

New York Fashion Week – said to be the most commercial window in the industry calendar – has debuted a slew of instantly wearable looks that don’t look like an art student’s wet dream. Here’s our best in show.

Ralph Lauren’s Roadman Tux

Leave overcoats to the company board – providing your colours match up, you’ve full license to channel your inner roadman with a puffer jacket this party season. The clash between formal and informal works thanks to the monochrome colour scheme and shiny finish. This is what James Bond would wear on a cold night of well-dressed espionage.

Coach’s Jackets & Shackets

We’re all for layering, but a shacket over a tee under a leather jacket could be considered a fabric too far. Not when it’s done as well as this look at Coach.

The New York label made bountiful layering cool by contrasting textures but marrying tones: keep your palette all one shade and you can get wrapped up without looking like a five-year-old on snow day.

Raf’s Surprisingly Quiet Calvin Klein Cool

In a sea of multi-coloured leathers, boiler suits and paint-splattered sweater vests, Raf Simons’ first show for Calvin Klein was punctuated with this remarkably simple – and wearable – look.

The long overcoat is a menswear fixture and the classic silhouette sings thanks to the monochromes palette. And while the western boots could be a little ‘Vote Trump’ for some tastes, the sentiment still stands tall (and cool).

Rag & Bone’s Peak Weekender

Since there’s so much peculiarity on the runway, strokes of normality are often the standouts – much like Rag & Bone’s much-loved SS18 release.

Rather than hosting a runway show, the label presented its finest at a charity function, with several looks applying universal rules to your wardrobe. In this case, a simple knit for texture lifted with quietly attention-grabbing trousers below and minimal kicks. Simply does it.

Opening Ceremony’s Geography Trip On Speed

Opening Ceremony’s latest outing tapped all those crap school trips you remember, but injected prints and colours a plenty that’ll work if you tone down elsewhere.

Our full marks go to the anorak. Made A* material thanks to a muted floral print, it’s a piece that works for both the commute and your downtime, even if that is a rainy weekend looking at fossils.

Kith Sport’s Tonal Hooligans

And finally, before you start spitting feathers at pink-on-pink-on-pink, know that it’s the idea here that matters, not the colour itself: tonal.

Dressing like a hooligan at a West Ham match becomes fashion-crowd acceptable when a) you opt for a colour that isn’t grey, and b) show a reluctance to throw pint glasses at anyone supporting the other team. Tie several shades together – blues, neutrals and the like – for a tonal, modern take on sportswear.

BY . SALEM MAGHERBI