Ranbir Kapoor's ARKS launches its first fragrance 'ARKS Day', expanding into the world of scents

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Ranbir Kapoor’s premium lifestyle brand, ARKS, has taken a significant stride beyond fashion and footwear with the launch of its debut fragrance—ARKS Day. Known for redefining everyday essentials through the lens of minimalism and quiet confidence, ARKS now explores the world of fine fragrances, marking a new chapter in its evolving identity. ARKS Day is designed as the finishing touch to one’s daily ensemble— “the final, invisible layer before you step out the door.” Gender-inclusive and timeless, the fragrance embodies ARKS' signature ethos of subtle sophistication. It opens with a fresh citrusy burst, layered with warm woody undertones, and settles into a musky finish—mirroring the brand’s philosophy of balance, simplicity, and inner strength. “ARKS Day brings back a lot of memories from my childhood—the places I felt drawn to, the people who made me feel at home. We wanted to capture that essence in this first bottle. It's familiar, grounding, and made for those who carry...
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Kenya Moore Looks Gorgeous In This Yellow Dress

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Kenya Moore is looking amazing in this yellow dress. Check out the post that she shared on her social media account. 'Thanks @wendyshow for reuniting me and @michaelrapaport he’s really harmless! Watch the #RHOA this Sunday on @bravotv at 8/7pm,' Kenya said. Someone said: 'I loved you on the show this morning,' and a fan posted this: 'The queen has spoken I’m on icon and not an ex-con fact-check #sotrue.'   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Kenya Moore (@kenya) A commenter posted this: 'I was literally on the floor the whole interview. You are definitely the #ShadeAssassin Your Royal Twirlness.' Someone else said: 'You read him for filth!!! He got no choice but to act right!! you look beautiful Kenya!' and a commenter posted this: 'Ageless black beauty !!! Forever my beauty queen.' A follower said: 'Kenyaaaaa!! You were amazing chatting with Rapp and you looked spectacular,' and commenter posted this: 'At this point your a iconic Wendy show guest the season don’t start till you sit on the purple couch.' Someone else said: 'Iconic. Kudos to showing up for growth and shifting perspective. happy you are thriving through joy and not projecting your hurt but alchemizing it into love for yourself and Brooklyn. @kenya.' In other recent news, Kenya Moore is really proud of her products and she is showing them off to her fans and followers on social media. Here's the message that she shared. 'Check us out @cvspharmacy today! @kenyamoorehair is flying off the shelves. Our products get your hair healthy, strong so it doesn’t break off. You can see the results in the inches you gain! New products zoning soon!' Kenya wrote. She also posted these hashtags: '#kenyamoore #kenyamoorehair #hair #healthyhair #hairgrowth #goidhaircareproducts #damagedhair #celebrityhair #blackhistorymonth #blackowned.' Stay tuned for more news and make sure to keep your eyes on Kenya's IG profile.

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