PHOTOS: EYEVINE, GETTY, REUTERS, SHUTTERSTOCK ELLEN KERRY WAS thrilled when she was able to get her nails done for the first time after two weeks of strict 24/7 lockdown in Dubai. ‘I’m so grateful to have some freedom again,’ she tells Grazia about life in the Arab state, where salons and restaurants can now open to 30% capacity. ‘Having a manicure was almost too much to handle. When the therapist asked if I wanted a hand massage, I was like, “Yes, please!”
‘Post-lockdown there are very noticeable changes, though,’ she continues. ‘People avoid getting close and, because of the mandatory masks, not seeing people’s faces is standard now. Every venue checks your temperature, offers copious amounts of sanitiser upon arrival and staff are cleaning constantly. The taxi I rode in…