Any brides-to-be looking for dressing inspiration would be well advised to check out last night's Golden Globes red carpet. From ethereal blush gowns to structured cream frocks and corseted lace dresses, the most prominent trend at the glitzy award show centred around wedding-appropriate fashion. First up was Elizabeth Olsen, who wore a beautiful design by Vivienne Westwood, featuring panels of white lace, and the designer's trademark corset. The dress even featured a bridal-appropriate train – all she was missing was a veil.

Jennifer Lopez in Ralph LaurenWhen Jennifer Lopez married Ben Affleck, she didn't limit herself to just one wedding dress. In fact, Lopez wore three Ralph Lauren gowns during the celebration at their Georgia estate in August. Additionally, she wore an Alexander McQueen dress and a Zuhair Murad gown when the couple made things official during a low-key ceremony at a chapel in Las Vegas in July. Chloë Sevigny in Jean Paul GaultierFashion's ultimate It-girl Chloë Sevigny unsurprisingly tied the knot in the coolest bridal ensembles.

Chanel’s Spring/Summer 2024 haute couture show today centered not only on creative director Virginie Viard’s newest collection, but also on a single style detail in particular: the button. An oversize prototype of the fashion house’s interlocking C jacket button hung over the Paris runway like a crown jewel, in a nod to both grace and utilitarianism. Estrop//Getty Images Models debuted fresh-faced, barely-there makeup looks to coordinate with the collection’s feminine balletcore details, including dance-inspired leotards and tights, as well as a predominance of tulle and lace.

Charlize Theron found the perfect way to bring last season’s see-through trend to the front rows of Paris Fashion Week. This morning, the Fast X star joined fellow A-listers Jennifer Lawrence, Yara Shahidi, and Jenna Ortega to attend Dior’s Spring/Summer 2024 runway show. For the occasion, Theron pulled out all the stops to make a major fashion statement. The actor looked fabulous in a net maxi skirt made of glimmering golden thread.

Tanto si tomamos el “lo perdonaría todo excepto una infidelidad” como el “a mí, si me van a engañar, prefiero no saberlo”, podemos sacar algo en claro y es que el riesgo a que una de las partes rompa el “contrato” es una realidad de la que no podemos desprendernos. Una vez cumplido el peor de los pronósticos, nos quedan dos opciones posibles: aceptar la ruptura o aceptar el desafío de intentarlo de nuevo y tratar de volver a enamorarte de tu pareja.

So, this entire episode of Outlander basically revolved around an evil snake (Lord Voldemort, is that you?) biting Jamie's thigh, and it was all extremely dramatic and angsty so let's get right to it. But real quick: if you're feeling somewhat distressed due to the lack of sexual intimacy on Outlander lately, don't worry. That changed this week in the weirdest possible way. Like, even weirder that Claire and Jamie doing it in a horse stable next to a bunch of manure.

Kim Jones looked to the archives for inspiration for this latest Fendi couture collection, finding food for thought in Karl Lagerfeld's futuristic designs during his time as artistic director at the Italian fashion house. “In the collection there is a humanism at the heart of this future; there’s the body, the silhouette within the silhouette, the person and the handwork of the couture," explained Jones. "The collection is about structure and decoration, where the two become indivisible.

In the series What I Loved Yesterday, Harper’s Bazaar editors highlight one standout look from the previous day at New York Fashion Week To me, the crocheted pieces at Diotima look like sea creatures. The ruffles float on the air the way jellyfish tentacles spread out under water, slightly independent of each other, like each piece has a mind of its own. In the form of a dress, the crochet can make a woman look like some kind of ocean goddess (see, for example, Doja Cat in Harper’s Bazaar’s September issue.

Deep, bold purple has been named by many fashion insiders as the hue of the season—and now, it’s received the nod of approval from none other than our favorite fashion mermaid, Dua Lipa. The singer and now actor graced the red carpet at London’s Odeon Luxe Leicester Square theater today for the world premiere of her new film, Argylle. For the occasion, she dressed in head-to-toe purple—literally—matching her ombré Mardi Gras–purple waves to her sequin Gucci gown.

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