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Courtesy of Simone RochaIn Simone Rocha’s Spring/Summer 2027 show notes, the designer includes a quote: “I’m trying to love you.” There’s not much trying involved when it comes to the collection itself, especially if you’re already a fan of Rocha. Packed with dreamy, re-energized versions of brand signatures like floral-embroidered satin bra-and-skirt sets, baby pink camisole slips re-imagined into sleeveless midi dresses, and high-femme-meets-gorpcore windbreakers, the Irish creative’s latest p

Kristina BakrevskiThere's something electric about race day — that moment when thousands of people line up at the starting line, ready to push their limits and cross a finish line. It's about grit, determination, and the quiet confidence that comes from knowing you're capable of more than you thought possible. That's exactly where Rodan+Fields showed up this season.Cristina FisherAcross three iconic races — the Katy 5K in Dallas, the Santa Monica Classic, and the Diva’s Run in Chicago — the bran

Dave Benett/Dave Benett Collection/Getty ImagesIt’s a given that the biggest shows of each city during Fashion Month will draw the biggest celebrities to their front row. After McQueen Creative Director Seán McGirr announced that the label would return to London Fashion Week for its Spring 2027 show, the natural assumption was that the city’s best and brightest would be in the front row. Last night, that was confirmed with the brand’s crew of British music, movies, fashion, and television stars.

Yulia Gorbachenko/Courtesy of REVOLVE GroupDid you miss Donatella Versace? The iconic designer is officially back in the designer’s seat with a new Revolve brand. The label, her second design role outside of Versace — where she served as creative director for decades following the death of her Co-Founder and brother, Gianni Versace — will span both fashion and beauty, according to a press release from the retailer.“I believe creativity should be fearless, inclusive and alive in the world,” Versa

@haileybieberThough she might not be as experimental with her hair colors as, say, her pal Kylie Jenner (at least not in recent years), Hailey Bieber is far from committed to one single hue. Since the start of the decade, the Rhode Beauty founder has dabbled in a variety of hues in the medium-blonde to medium-brown range, including a recent foray into golden highlights territory. And now, it appears that the internet’s favorite it girl has expanded her color reach to level 5, debuting a rich new

WWD/Getty ImagesBaby doll blush. Sunset blush. Watercolor blush. Just when you thought we’ve maxed out on ways to flush your cheeks, boy blush was introduced at Erdem’s Spring/Summer 2027 show at the Roundhouse in Camden during London Fashion Week. “The inspiration for the makeup came from Barbette, the American aerialist and performer who became famous in 1920s Paris for his portrayal of a woman on stage,” says lead makeup artist, Lynsey Alexander. “The collection plays with masculine and femi

Courtesy of McQueenTwenty-five years. That’s how long it’s been since McQueen was on the official London Fashion Week schedule, opting instead for the seemingly more prominent streets of Paris. However, on Sept. 20, Creative Director Seán McGirr staged a homecoming of epic proportions — one that paid homage to the city from which the brand and its late namesake founder originated. An exclusive crowd — which included Lola Tung, Alexa Chung, Lila Moss, and Emilia Clarke — filed into the majestic L

A diamond is forever, and there's none more stunning than a natural diamond. Rachel Zoe shows the power and beauty of this iconic jewelry statement.View this story on The Zoe Report

TZR; Death To Stock PhotosDressing for work isn’t just about exuding professionalism; it can help us feel capable, grounded, and like our most authentic selves. While dress codes and practical demands shape everyone’s wardrobe, what you wear to work should also function as a mode of self-expression.In the wake of the COVID pandemic, the advent of athleisure and flexible working environments has undeniably altered standards of what’s considered appropriate. Even the fashion world has caught on, w

Perfume ads are almost endearing with their predictability: Gorgeous model and/or celebrity wears incredible clothing and stares pensively at the camera while intoning intentionally vague declarations in a breathy voice, before a dramatic shot of the bottle appears on screen. They present you with a version of yourself you want to be: admired, unobtainable, chic, confident.But what if a scent could do more than cultivate a fictional persona? What if it could physiologically change how you feel a

Photos: Getty ImagesMy mother and I were wrapping up a shopping trip in SoHo, and as we strolled Mulberry Street, we saw what can only be described as a true sartorial apparition. It was Betsey Johnson, clad in some combination of jet black and hot pink — or was it her once-signature Breton-esque striped shirt? — with a young girl of about 7 or 8 clutching her hand as they walked.I nudged my mom to ensure she saw her coming, but we needn’t use words to confirm who was in our midst. Johnson’s loo

For the past several years, fashion’s biggest buzzwords have been “inclusivity” and “authenticity,” but one of the most marginalized groups continues to be excluded from the conversation. Disabled people account for nearly 14% of the United States population, and study after study continues to show that most people will become disabled in their lifetime. I lost my left eye at the age of 5, finding myself within the disability community. I found much of my personal style because of it, embracing

Candice Cameron, real estate professional, ex–corporate lawyer, and mother, was 38 and five months postpartum when she was cleared to work out following a C-section. Hungry to reconnect with her body — and looking to increase her fitness — she turned to the Peloton bike. It was during a spin class when her instructor, Callie Gullickson, encouraged riders to try her strength classes. Intrigued, Cameron gave it a try, thanks to Gullickson, who “looked strong, approachable, and nothing like the int

I have a clear memory of my first day at The Zoe Report. It was a particularly warm LA day in May some 10 years ago, and I was in the midst of an onboarding session at the Rachel Zoe offices on Melrose Avenue with my then-boss Nicky Deam. We were chatting workflow and style guides in the office’s kitchen — which often served as a makeshift workspace if the conference rooms were taken — when Rachel Zoe herself strutted in, a flurry of signature faux fur, layered necklaces, bell-bottomed trousers,

Christian Vierig/Getty ImagesYou’re not imagining it: Everyone is dying their hair pink again. While the shade has never really gone out of style, it definitely peaked with millennials in 2016. So perhaps that’s why, 10 years later, both icons and rising stars are experimenting with going pink. Further proving that the average trend cycle is indeed a decade long, are celebrities like Adéla, Martha Stewart, and Kylie Jenner, who have all recently experimented with the bold hue. The pink hair spot

Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho/Getty ImagesPicture this: You’re walking through a budding French garden, waving a fan in a ruffled leg-of-mutton dress. Except it’s not the late 1800s — it’s 2026. This season, fashion has fallen in love with the Belle Époque era, reinterpreting the era’s opulent details for everyday wear. The historical period has been a longtime interest for brands like Dior, Simone Rocha, Erdem, Selkie, and Chanel. In fact, Dior’s collections under John Galliano frequently referenc

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For days that involve mornings working from home, a mid-afternoon yoga break, and a late grocery run, your wardrobe needs to be nimble. That’s exactly why Athleta’s Dream Drape collection so perfectly matches the rhythm of everyday life. The brand has increasingly been taking the idea of athleisure to new — and increasingly stylish — heights, and nowhere is that evolution more evident than in these buttery, effortless looks. Here, the lightweight TENCEL fabric is the hero. Smooth, soft, and stre

AmazonNot all hacks are worthy of your time or effort, but the ones here are. All of these genius ideas will make spots in your home function and feel way bougier. Even better, none of them require the hassle of hiring a professional. There are even some outdoor ideas, too. Scroll on to up the luxury in every space in your home. Cover Existing Floors With Adhesive Mosaic-Inspired TilesFloorPops Peel and Stick Floor Tiles (10-Pack)Amazon - Inspired by mosaics, these peel-and-stick floor tiles fea

@imarninailsCooler temperatures and changing leaves are clear signs that fall has officially arrived. For those who love switching up their nails, this is exciting news — it’s time to set aside those bright summer shades for something a bit moodier. And while saying goodbye to summer can feel bittersweet, there’s plenty to look forward to, including all the rich, cozy manicures this season has to offer.Who better to look to for fall nail inspiration than the celebrities leading the way? Nails ha