Elegir looks para las fiesta navideñas, con sus infinitas cenas de empresa, amigas y las incontables comidas en familia, es uno de los mayores retos estilísticos para muchas. Dar con el equilibrio entre la practicidad, lo apropiado a la etiqueta de cada evento y las bajas temperaturas del invierno no es nunca misión sencilla. Además, cada año los vestidos de fiesta responden a sus propias tendencias, aunque hay fórmulas que siempre regresan si hablamos de Navidad y Nochevieja, como los vestidos de terciopelo, los vestidos de color rojo –que este año son más tendencia que nunca– o los vestidos de lentejuelas que bien podrían considerarse como el LBD del Año Nuevo.

Adrian GautArtist Maya Lin. One morning in September, Maya Lin welcomes me into her apartment, a series of merged units with Gothic-style windows near Central Park in New York City. At five foot three, with her signature long bob, Lin, now 64, is slight, with an affable demeanor and a surprisingly low voice. Dressed in jeans and a brown shirt, she ushers me outside to her rooftop terrace, where an array of potted plants lends a lush calm to the frenetic energy of the city below.

Olivia Rodrigo is leaving her mark on the red carpet for the 66th Grammy Awards ceremony. The singer, who is up for six golden gramophones tonight, arrived at Los Angeles’s Crypto.com Arena looking ethereal in a vintage Versace dress from the house’s 1995 Spring/Summer ready-to-wear collection. The classic strappy white gown was embellished with glittering silver and pink crystals across the length of the piece. She kept her accessories to a minimum, simply wearing a pair of diamond-encrusted ruby stud earrings and a large blue gemstone ring.

“I think we are bringing something different to the art world,” says Phoebe Saatchi Yates. “We’re doing it our way.” We are talking in the stunning back room of the gallery she shares with her husband, Arthur Yates. Around us is a coterie of art just as eclectic as the shows staged in the main space of the Saatchi Yates gallery. Opposite us is one of Damien Hirst’s gigantic heart ‘Birthday’ paintings, originally made for his collaboration with Marco Pierre White.

Use Arrow Keys to NavigateView Gallery 41 Slides Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 1Prince Christian of Hanover & Alessandra de Osma Getty ImagesLawyer and former model Alessandra de Osma met Prince Christian of Hanover (son of Ernst August, Prince of Hanover) when she was his tour guide in Peru. The two were married in Lima, Peru in late 2017. De Osma wore an all-lace, mock-necked gown by Jorge Vázquez, and the Hanover Floral Tiara, which was previously worn by Princess Caroline of Hanover (formerly Princess Caroline of Monaco) at a gala in 2004, and Ekaterina Malysheva (Prince Ernst August Jr.

In September, Fendi hosted the first ever fashion show that was dedicated to a bag, celebrating the 25th anniversary of its iconic Baguette during New York Fashion Week. As part of the celebration, the house revealed a collaboration with actress Sarah Jessica Parker, which was inspired by the sequin-embroidered version of the bag that she made so famous on Sex and the City (and later wore again in And Just Like That.

By the time I arrive at the fourth annual Spirit Weavers Gathering, the three-hour-long opening ceremony is just beginning. It's an all-female, five-day collection of ceremonies and workshops on "the feminine and ancestral ways," held at a campground in northern California's Mendocino County. The air smells like redwoods, neroli oil, and smoke. Around 500 women, all of whom have paid $700 for tickets, fill an amphitheater with wooden benches. They're mostly in their 20s and 30s and look like members of an exceptionally chic cult: white caftans, chunky turquoise rings, indigo shawls, henna tattoos, messy braids, and, considering that we're camping, an overwhelming amount of silk.

Sydney Sweeney’s red-carpet style streak is a mix of sexy, modern-day bombshell and classic Hollywood glamour. And yesterday, the actor continued that streak with a stunning appearance in Sydney, Australia. Sweeney attended a special screening of her new romantic comedy, Anyone but You, held at Hoyts Entertainment Quarter. The Euphoria star walked the red carpet in a dreamy sheer white gown by Givenchy, which featured a plunging neckline and plunging low back detail, plus a layered mock-wrap bodice and a flowy skirt.

That Hilma af Klint should be coupled with Piet Mondrian in a major new show, which opened at Tate Modern this month, is surprising in itself: here are two turn-of-the-century artists from different countries who never met, nor even made contact, yet whose work shares unexpected connections. Even more intriguing, however, is what the pairing says about the evolution of the art canon. A decade ago, af Klint’s work existed in relative obscurity, little known beyond the academic sphere or outside her native Sweden; today, she has a cult following around the world (in the past 12 months alone, she has been the subject of a new biography, a biopic and a virtual-reality experience).

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