- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
'Melt', 'Bev' and going full on 'Factor 50', every bit of 'Love Island' lingo you need to know
What the heck is a bev anyway?
- StyleJessica Morgan
Caroline Flack's Love Island wardrobe and where to buy her outfits
All the best looks from ITV's Love Island host
- StyleDanielle Fowler
'Love Island' is encouraging young viewers to have plastic surgery, health minister warns
"These co-called reality TV series are still promoting lifestyles which are semi-fantasy."
- StyleCaroline Allen
Gap toothed trend has led to an increase in reversed dental work
The trend has been dubbed “the London look”.
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Why does the sound of kissing on 'Love Island' gross us out?
"Petition for love island to mute the microphones when people kiss."
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Joe's controlling 'Love Island' behaviour addressed by Women's Aid
“Controlling behaviour is never acceptable."
StyleMarie Claire DorkingWhat is trypophobia, the unusual phobia Love Island star Yewande Biala suffers from?
"Do you know there's some weird sponges and they have loads and loads of little circles? It creeps me out."
StyleMarie Claire Dorking'The Eagle' and other Love Island inspired sex positions to try out
The Google search term ‘eagle position’ increased by at least 4,000%
StyleMarie Claire DorkingIs 'Love Island' appropriate for children? Mum asks if it's OK for seven-year-old to watch
A mum turned to Netmums to ask if seven was too young?
StyleCaroline AllenLove Island boss hits back at lack of diversity claims
Bosses say they want contestants to be “attracted to one another”.
- StyleEvening Standard
Love Island bosses respond to criticism over lack of body diversity: 'We want them to be attracted to one another'
Love Island bosses have defended the lack of body diversity in the show’s latest line-up of contestants. ITV previously suggested that the new cohort of singletons would reflect the “experiences and diversity of [the] audience,” but fans and former participants were left confused as the class of 2019 appeared to conform to a specific body type. Former contestant Alexandra Cane, who appeared on the show in 2018, asked “Where the curvy girls at?” while 2016 star Malin Andersson wrote: “And I thought they would have some diversity.
StyleFrancesca SpecterPeople aren't buying the first 'curvy' Love Island contestant
Anna Vakili describes herself as “different to anyone who has been on the show before”
