Trent Alexander-Arnold

2 months agoOur culture. Our community @salomonsportstyle 🫂📡

7 months agoThanks for joining us on Friday for our pop up at @dijonss. For those who didn’t get the chance to make it down, hit the link in our bio to grab a copy of our latest issue — shipping is worldwide.

2 months ago𝗛𝗘’𝗦 𝗢𝗡𝗘 𝗢𝗙 𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗢𝗪𝗡 ❤️ @james__wilson07 🇱🇻 🤝 @loveholidaysofficial // #loveholidays

2 months agoFirst of many.

a year ago+3 @theboroofficial 🤩🔥

a year agoThree points back to Teesside #UTB @theboroofficial

2 months agoUn vittoria sofferta, cercata e ottenuta con grande spirito di squadra 💪🏼💙 #forzanapolisempre

2 months agoLa prima doppietta con la maglia azzurra, la prima doppietta con la fascia da capitano al braccio ©️🇮🇹 𝑮𝒊𝒐𝒗𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒊 𝑫𝒊 𝑳𝒐𝒓𝒆𝒏𝒛𝒐 💙 #NationsLeague #ItaliaIsraele #Nazionale #Azzurri #VivoAzzurro

2 months agoLoving the shaded lenses on this style 🖤 DB 7127/S @dbeyewear

2 months agoAs a proud @unicef Goodwill Ambassador and father to an incredible daughter, an issue close to my heart is for girls everywhere to have their voices heard, to learn and have the chance to fulfil their potential. On this #DayoftheGirl, we encourage our world leaders to continue the fight to protect the rights of adolescent girls 💙 #GirlGoals

2 months agoThe broadcast channel heard it first ✨   Next up for the Service95 Book Club is…   “This beautiful book had me hooked right at the title. And while it is a novel, Ocean Vuong’s poetic language dances on every page.   It’s told in the form of a letter written by a young man called Little Dog to his illiterate Vietnamese mother as he flits between past and present to make sense of their relationship and his upbringing. The story unfolds between the paddy fields of Vietnam to the shopping malls and tobacco fields of Hartford, Connecticut, slowly revealing the layers of intergenerational trauma left by war and family violence.   Addressing class, race and the immigrant experience, it’s also a queer coming of age story. At the heart of the book is Little Dog’s teenage love affair with Trevor, a white working-class boy whose ultimate self-destruction with drugs can be traced to the toxic masculinity that surrounds him. As much as it is a commentary on the dark side of the American Dream, it is also a tender testament to the unbreakable love between a mother and son. Little Dog’s mother tells him: “You have a bellyful of English. You have to use it.” And my goodness, does he use it.”   – Dua x   ICYMI: We’re bringing the S95 Book Club community closer with our brand new broadcast channel! From sneak previews on what’s coming up next to author exclusives and BTS content, join now if you want the inside scoop on the Service95 Book Club.

2 months agotwas' a good coupla weeks but homeee is where the heart is!!!! 🇬🇧❤️

2 years agoMarry your best friend pt 2 🕊️

2 years agoMarry your best friend!!! I want to thank Virginie, Olivia, and all of my Chanel family for helping make my wedding dress so special. I felt like a princess, and I will forever be grateful for them and this experience. 🕊️

3 months agoSuch an honour to lead the team out at Wembley tonight. The result is really disappointing but we must reflect & move on quickly!

3 months agoLee Carsley has confirmed that @johnstones5 will captain the #ThreeLions for the very first time on Thursday ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

8 months ago

8 months ago!❤️!

3 months agoExploring

3 months ago🕯️

3 months agoStrong team performance. Feels great to be back! #UCL #MiaSanMia

4 months agoHappy birthday R-S!!! My wonderful pretty princess. You bring so much joy and love into my life! Bless your big heart! 6y. 😍❤️❤️🎉🥳🤎🤎💜💜💙💙🎈🎊

5 months agoU18 pre-season 🇵🇹 ✅

6 months agoKDB Cup Champions