People-pleasing is a harmful behaviour pattern. It makes us prioritise others to the point that we end up betraying our own needs. "Moving beyond these thoughts is about creating a new narrative for ourselves, one where our self-worth isn't tied to how much we can please others," wrote Therapist Klara Kernig as she shared a few thoughts that fuel our need for people-pleasing.(Unsplash)
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We feel that if we donot please others, they will be upset with us. When we come with fear of abandonment, people being upset is a scary thought. (Unsplash)
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We feel that we are important to others and that they count on us. So, we feel scared of disappointing them by prioritising us. (Unsplash)
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Zendaya graced the red carpet in a sleek black halter neck gown from Ashi Studio's spring 2026 couture collection. The backless ensemble featured a long train and was paired with brown pointed-toe heels and diamond hoop earrings from Chopard.
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Shanaya Kapoor walked for Ritika Mirchandani at Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) 2026. She was dressed in an ensemble from the designer’s ‘Confluence’ collection, featuring a hand-embroidered, pre-draped saree in a deep charcoal hue, with intricate geometric beadwork and sequin embellishments that create a shimmering, liquid effect. It is paired with a matching corset-style bralette blouse with a plunging neckline and delicate straps. The look features minimal jewellery with rings and statement earrings.
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Odessa A'zion's Harris Reed ensemble stole the spotlight at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party. She opted for a theatrical look with a tiger-print corset bodice and high-cut sides, paired with a patchwork skirt of vibrant fabrics and fringe, finished with towering black fringed shoulder structures.
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The 2026 Actor Awards was hosted at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, California, on March 1. Here are the top 10 fashion highlights of the night!
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Alia Bhatt wore a silver Gucci gown, which dazzled with gorgeous sequins. It is her debut look, and she presented the award for Best Film Not in the English Language. The actor carried a stole to evoke the old-school Hollywood charm.