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This was no regular evening dress. For the 35th Producers Guild of America Awards on Sunday night, America Ferrera chose a gown from Patou’s Fall/Winter 2024 ready-to-wear collection, which featured playful pops of texture that added a lively element to the red-carpet look. The black halter-style design featured a plunging neckline and a body-hugging silhouette, with a small slit at the very bottom of the skirt. Most notably, all across the dress, the fabric was adorned with tiny black tufts that looked like miniature cheerleading pom-poms, which shimmered as Ferrera moved across the red carpet at Hollywood’s Ray Dolby Ballroom.

Angelina Jolie was a vision in all-white while attending the White House State Dinner yesterday evening. The actress and film director, who rarely makes red-carpet appearances, brought her eldest son, Maddox Jolie-Pitt, as her date. The celebration was organized in honor of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol. Angelina and Maddox were among a long list of notable international figures invited. STEFANI REYNOLDS//Getty Images For the grand occasion, Jolie dressed in a breezy ivory gown which was cinched at the waist and featured a flowy skirt and V neckline.

Media Platforms Design Team In a nod to its fast food inspiration, the bags from Moschino's Fall 2014 runway, the first under the design leadership of Jeremy Scott, are already available for purchase. Scott is well known for his appreciation for things that are a bit humorous, very bold and pop culture minded and his Ronald McDonald color palette and vague appropriation of that eye-catching logo were definitely headline making in the fashion landscape.

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Use Arrow Keys to NavigateView Gallery 11 Slides Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 1Athena's Holiday Table Media Platforms Design Team"The holidays certainly express a time for family, tradition, celebration, nostalgia, gratitude and indulgence but it’s also a time for swooning—another excuse to create beauty, magic, & fantasy. Truth be told, I tend to get overly excited and often lose myself too willingly as I dive down the rabbit hole of creation for my holiday table scape.

Cover photographs by Richard Avedon © The Richard Avedon Foundation A key figure in shaping magazine design as we know it, Ruth Ansel once said: "Photography is a metaphor for all our experiences, and in the hands of passionate individuals, it can heighten them. The photograph is history." As 35 images from Ansel's private collection go on sale at Phillips New York, many of which were produced under her art direction at Harper's Bazaar US and elsewhere, we revisit a few of her professional highlights.

Bella Hadid and Marc Kalman are no more. A source for Entertainment Tonight confirmed today that the supermodel and art director broke up in the spring. “They were very in love, but the relationship ultimately ran its course and they decided to end things. Bella is a very nice person, but struggles with the pressures of fame,” the insider told the outlet. The source also explained Hadid’s low-key presence over the past few months, citing the Kin Euphorics partner’s struggles with Lyme disease.

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