Women's Fashion: Last News

now that she’s a mom.“I’m very nerdy when it comes to wrapping presents,” admits Lohan, via Zoom from her home in Dubai. “I love the art of wrapping. I will wrap any of my friends’ presents — just give it to me.

“The Drew Barrymore Show,” the 68-year-old revealed how many dresses she’s worn during her four decades of co-hosting “Wheel of Fortune.”“Do you ever think about keeping some of the clothes? Do you ever want to take some of the clothes home?” Barrymore, 50, asked White.The star — who joined the game show family in 1982 — admitted she’s donned “over 8,000 gowns” while on air.But unfortunately, the wardrobe stays on location.“I don’t get to keep them, but they do let me borrow them for [events],” White explained. “The Emmys or whatever… Every day a different dress for all of these years.

her “boobs fell out” of her dress while speaking to Glen Powell at the 2023 Critics Choice Awards. “I was wearing this amazing vintage dress,” she told People magazine.

Kate Middleton’s office is getting candid over new palace guidance.After a week of chatter surrounding the Princess of Wales’ clothing and the possibility of changing the formal policy on sharing her fashion details, Kensington Palace has set the record straight.Their statement comes a day after a Sunday Times article titled “Princess of Wales: Focus on my work, not my wardrobe” came out — in which a royal source was quoted saying that Kate “wants the focus to be on the really important issues, the people and the causes she is spotlighting.”On Tuesday, Feb. 11, a Kensington Palace spokesperson told People in response: “Over the last week, I have received numerous questions about a story regarding the Princess of Wales’s clothing and how Kensington Palace shares information about her outfits.”“To clarify, the comments that appeared in the article were from me, not the Princess of Wales,” the statement continued.

Anna Wintour is getting candid on the misconceptions surrounding her persona. “I don’t really think about it,” the Vogue editor-in-chief, 75, told BBC Tuesday about the rumors. “What I’m really interested in is the creative aspect of my job.”Wintour touched on how her fashion sense, iconic blond bob, dark sunglasses and cool demeanor has been compared to powerful magazine editor Miranda Priestly, played by Meryl Streep in “The Devil Wears Prada.”At the West End gala opening for the musical adaption of the 2006 rom-com, the journalist said the typecast is “for the audience and for the people I work with to decide if there are any similarities between me and Miranda Priestly.” Wintour also dismissed the notion that she has never heard the word “no” due to her high-profile standing in the fashion industry.

told TMZ. ‘It makes me feel seen, accepted and valued for who I am as a person, as a professional. “It’s collectively a step forward in celebrating the rights of my community, to live and work with dignity.”“We are here.

continued the couturier. “But all the young girls loved it.”And still, four decades later, the NSFW number reigns supreme as one of the most iconic fashion moments in VMAs history. Maripol said the secret to leaving an everlasting mark on the venerable red carpet is, “Don’t try to be who you think people want you to be.

with San Francisco streetwear label, Dolls Kill. But visuals of the once-snuggly sweeties shaking their stuffing to club music have outraged some Gen Zs and millennials who grew up watching their purple, green, yellow and red friends frolic under the beaming warmth of “Sun Baby.”“This is sacrilegious to me,” commented a disapproving detractor. “So gross, drug-oriented, pedophilic and wrong,” spat an equally perturbed spectator.

Kerry Taylor Auctions recently announced that the look-a-like lamé slipdress — made by Liza Bruce, who designed Moss’ dress — will be part of its Vintage Fashion auction “Antique Costume & Textiles” onApril 16. The London-based auction house expects the copy to sell for $250 to $380. The original was pulled from Bruce’s spring 1994 collection and worn by Moss to the “Look of the Year” bash hosted by Elite Model Management in London.

2020 Ryan Murphy series “Ratched.” And she’s currently excavating the complicated, curdled psyche of the lead character in “Appropriate,” the critically adored Broadway play that just had its run extended to June.But when Paulson joins me in a loungey nook upstairs at the Hayes Theater, her first order of business is making things more comfortable. “So awful!” she says, gesturing at the fluorescent lights.

NewsNation that the “Heated” singer “really loves fashion and wants to get back into it ,but needs the right partner” after her partnership with Adidas for her line Ivy Park ended last year.Beyonce has an undeniable mega influence on fashion — the release of her latest country singles, “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages” have spurred a resurgence in western style, and her appearance in Luar’s front row at New York Fashion Week was all the buzz.But Beyonce has yet to drop a clothing collection since her final collaboration with Adidas, Ivy Park Noir, in October 2023, although she just launched her haircare line, Cécred.An anonymous insider claimed to NewsNation her deal with Adidas was allegedly worth $100 million — the sportswear brand supposedly doled out $20 million per year for Beyonce’s brand Ivy Park — but the athleisure line reportedly “never made any money.” When Adidas allegedly offered her $7 million a year, the insider claimed “she turned them down.” In February 2023, the Wall Street Journal reported that sales of Ivy Park had plummeted, dropping by over 50% in 2022. According to the report, about half of the product in multiple collections had gone unsold, and only brought in $40 million in 2022 — a stark contrast from the $93 million the year before.The Journal said the line was “losing money for Adidas.”In March 2023, just a month later, the Hollywood Reporter broke the news that the sportswear giant and Beyonce had mutually decided to part ways.

cowboy boots and stick-on sequins.The extreme fandom is hardly surprising, because as we know, if there’s one thing Aussies love to do when a musical act comes to town, it’s to start dressing exactly like their icon.Part of the fun of embracing Swift’s Era’s tour is getting dressed up for the occasion, and sequins are heavily encouraged by all.One attendee, Emma Butler, noticed that fans all fell in love with the same super affordable mini skirt from fashion chain Glassons.She commented on TikTok that initially, she believed her skirt was “super unique” until she wore it to a concert and realised everyone else was wearing the exact same thing.Emma’s TikTok video proves that the skirt was everywhere, with hordes of women all opting for the exact same sequin number, in an array of bright colours.Who doesn’t love a sparkly shirt for less than $50?The Glassons skirt is sold out but has become the unofficial fan uniform.People online were divided over the viral trend, with one calling it “amazing” and another saying everyone wearing it “slayed”.One claimed it was “basic” and another pointed out that trends are popular for a reason, mostly because the clothes look good.Someone else shared that it was one of her “fears” to turn up somewhere and find another wearing the exact same outfit, and another commented they were relieved when they arrived at the concert and saw no one was dressed the same as them.Of course, concerts bring this kind of co-ordination out in Aussies.

The Iconic revealing there has been a 219 percent YoY increase in cowboy boots on the site since December.And the reason for such high demand? Swift’s Australian Eras Tour, of course.As Swifties snap up the unorthodox footwear choice in record numbers, it has sparked a new phenomenon across the country, that has resulted in women everywhere sporting identical outfits.“I think we can definitely attribute the increase in demand for cowboy boots to the Swifties, especially considering a cowboy boot is essential to the look for her upcoming Era’s Tour,” the fashion brand’s head of style, Nicole Adolphe, told news.com.au.“Sequins have also spiked in sales and we’re seeing the two trends merge.“Combining cowboy boots and sparkles makes an outfit show-worthy. We expect to see many sequins and sparkles at the Eras Tour.”Ms.

Apple TV+ series traces the modern French fashion world through the eyes of acclaimed haute couture designers Christian Dior (Ben Mendelsohn) and Coco Chanel (Juliette Binoche) amid Nazi-occupied Paris and how each of them, and their compatriots, dealt with that adversity with different shadings of complicity.Created by Todd Kessler (“Bloodline”), “The New Look” co-stars John Malkovich as Lucien Lelong, Dior’s first boss; Maisie Williams as Dior’s French-resistance fighter sister, Catherine; Claes Bang as Nazi operator Spatz, with whom Chanel consorts; Emily Mortimer as Chanel’s sketchy friend Elsa Lombardi; and Glenn Close as powerful Harper’s Bazaar Editor-in-Chief Carmel Snow. Mendelsohn, Binoche and Malkovich spoke to The Post about their characters’ motivations.When we first meet Dior, he’s happy working for Lelong and somewhat ambiguous about the Nazis, designing ball gowns for officers’ wives but refusing to meet with any of them in person. But when Catherine is taken prisoner by the Nazis — and sent to Ravensbrück, a deadly work camp — Dior’s attitude toward the war changes.Mendelsohn: “[Getting Catherine back] becomes his absolute raison d’etre from that point on.

TikTok creators share videos of where to buy the best jorts or offer styling tips.I appreciate the content, but no amount of styling, posing, or adding a trucker hat can stop these long pants from looking like something your grandpa used to wear when he headed out to put a bet on at the local TAB in the summer.I was prepared to get on board with slogan T-shirts, low-rise jeans, baggy jeans, and even the return of plaid …. But the jorts, I don’t think I can embrace them, and I don’t think anyone should embrace them.We have to stop Gen Zers.I know that I can avoid jorts and just not wear them, but I also know myself.Right now, I look at jorts with horror, like when someone tells me a cake is gluten-free, but eventually, they’ll start looking normal and suddenly Cotton On will be selling a pair for under $30 and I’ll decide to give them a whirl.Enough time will have passed and I’ll think that wearing a pair of long shorts that showcase my meaty calves is actually high fashion.It’s why I’m so concerned about jorts being a trend.I know myself and I know other women.

The fashion industry has always been notoriously exclusive and social media has become a massive way for women to push for it to be more representative of everyday women.The last few years have been about seeing more body representation in fashion. There have been loud conversations about brands expanding their size range and the rise of the plus-size influencer.More recently, there’s been a rise in the mid-sized influencer.

rocks the big city at the big daddy of arenas — Manhattan’s Madison Square Garden — and the diamond-selling diva still has no idea what she’s going to wear at her sold-out concert. That’s right — the ’90s style icon is flipping the fashion script on each night of her “Queen of Me” tour, pulling and repurposing pieces from her own closet on a wardrobe whim.“It’s always a bit of being on the edge with the looks every night because there’s no wearing it twice,” she says.

blasted her fanbase for failing to see her as a “real” person — sparked a social media brouhaha with her saucy ensembles, seeing fans tweet, “when it comes to style and branding [she] is UNMATCHED!”“How doja ate the girls up in a knitted dress omg,” another impressed fanatic. But not everyone was wowed by the ultra sexy look.

Whether it's having to upsize around the waist to gain some length on the bottoms, questioning if I can get away with donning a super cute skirt or dress (that is almost always a tad too short, to begin with), or having to deal with three quarter length bottoms that were actually meant to be full length - being part of the tall girls club can be EXHAUSTING.

hasn’t been seen in the “Sex and the City” orbit since 2003.After waffling before her Gmail desktop, Carrie hits send at the end of the episode. In a nice throwback to Aidan’s arc in the original series, Carrie also breaks her laptop this episode. When Carrie’s computer broke in the original series, loyal viewers may recall that her subsequent meltdown turned into one of her biggest fights with Aidan.

queen better days. As a royal family member, Queen Camilla — who turned 76 on Monday — is often seen dressed quite impeccably, decked out in designer dresses, nice jewelry and, of course, a crown as of late.