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Saudi Arabia's sports authority said that preparations would start in the three stadiums so they can be "ready to accommodate families from early 2018". Restaurants, cafes and monitor screens would be set up inside the stadiums as part of the changes, it added. Up until now, the venues have been men-only areas. The reforms are in line with a wide-ranging plan announced by 32-year-old Prince Mohammed to bring social and economic change to the oil-dependent kingdom, known as Vision 2030. Last month, a royal decree said that women would be allowed to drive for the first time from next June. Concerts are once again being held and cinemas are expected to return soon. Image caption Despite the recent changes, women still face severe restrictions in Saudi Arabia On Wednesday, Prince Mohammed said that the return of a "moderate Islam" was key to his plans to modernise the country. He said that 70% of the Saudi population was under 30 and that they wanted a "life in which our religion translates to tolerance". But analysts warn that the plan is not without risks. The kingdom faced a backlash from conservatives on social media after allowing women to participate in National Day celebrations in Riyadh's King Fahd Stadium for the first time last month.
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Melbourne's weather, especially during Cup week can be fickle; it's guaranteed to rain at least one day and be blazing hot the next. This can make Cup week dressing a nightmare but not if you go straight down the middle with a lightweight dress with sleeves. Eva Galambos from Sydney's Parlour X looks after many A-listers heading to Flemington, especially on Derby Day, where the Birdcage resembles the knoll at North Bondi. She likes Vetements' take on the long-sleeve dress, which introduces an open back for a bit of flesh that still (technically) sits within the dress code, or a velvet one-shoulder dress, which has weight in the fabric but not the silhouette. "Given that the racing season is aligned with new deliveries and collections, paired with our warm weather, intrinsically you have that natural urge to expose some skin," she says. Just keep it race-day appropriate. Margot Robbie goes for the butterfly effect in vintage Versace. One of the saving graces of wearing a loud dress is that you can go subtle in the accessories department. Genevieve Smart, of Ginger and Smart , is all about the statement printed dress. "[It] doesn't need too many styling elements … otherwise the look can become over worked. Keep your accessories modern and complimentary in chic neutrals of soft nude or rich burgundy.
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'The Flash's Violett Beane Dresses as Princess Mononoke for Halloween Halloween celebrations are in full swing and that means even those used to dressing as superheroes for a living get try on other costumes and have a little bit of fun as some of their favorite characters, including The Flash actress Violett Beane . The Jesse Quick actress took to Instagram this weekend to share a photo of herself and a friend ready for Halloween in their Princess Mononoke-inspired costumes. Beane captioned the photo with a quote from Princess Mononoke creator Hayao Miyazaki, "The future is clear. It's going to fall apart. What's the use of worrying. It's inevitable." Check out the photo below. A post shared by V I O L E T T B E A N E (@violettbeane) on In the photo, Beane is dressed as the self-named Princess Mononoke , a young woman named San who was raised by wolves and has a hatred of human beings while her companion is dressed as Ashitaka, the last prince of the Emishi tribe who San eventually comes to care for. For those unfamiliar, the characters come from Miyazaki's classic 1997 animated epic that follows Ashitaka's involvement in a struggle between the Forest Spirit and the human forces who consume its resources, destroying the forest in the process. And Beane isn't the only CW actor getting into the Halloween spirit by dressing up as their favorite characters.
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