The alignment between multitalented artist FKA Twigs and Dutch fashion label Viktor&Rolf is a natural one. Its newest fragrance, Good Fortune, is a celebration of self-empowered destiny, inspired by the brand's Spiritual Glamour haute couture collection. And teaming up with FKA Twigs was seamless—not only because of her ethereal style, but also because of her longtime interest in fragrance. "Before I was an artist, I used to work in Selfridges in the fragrance department,"

Step one: Paint on two coats of metallic navy nail polish. Washick used Ginger + Liz in Kicking & Screaming ($12, gingerandliz.com). Media Platforms Design Team Step two: Using a striping brush dipped in sparkly silver polish (try Ginger + Liz in Is It Friday Yet?, $12, gingerandliz.com), paint mini crosses—the stars—on your nails. Media Platforms Design Team Step three: Let the polish dry for a few minutes, then dab a dot of nail glue in the center of the stars.

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Feminine silhouettes, beautiful silks and delicate ruffles embody Hai, a London-based label that counts several A-listers as fans, and is now heading into bridal with its first wedding dress collection. Founded in 2018 by Tessa Vermeulen, Hai first hit the scene with its 'Bamboo' bag. Since then, the brand has gone from strength to strength, expanding into clothing and more accessories, landing a spot on the London Fashion Week schedule and opening its very first store in Seoul.

Hailey Bieber has no shortage of little black dresses in her closet—sleek party minis, red-carpet-worthy gowns, and slinky everyday pieces—but her latest LBD may be the most fun of them all, to date. The Rhode founder debuted the look while out in Japan with Tiffany & Co. today. She attended the luxury brand’s event celebrating its new store opening in Tokyo’s trendy Omotesandō neighborhood. “Cheers to Tokyo 🖤 @tiffanyandco #tiffanyomotesando,” she captioned an Instagram post featuring photos of her outfit.

La vida del legendario diseñador Roy Halston Frowick, que saltó a la fama internacional en los años 70 con su marca de ropa, se ha convertido en una de las series de Netflix más aplaudidas de la temporada. No solo la vida y trayectoria de Halston han enganchado a todos los amantes de la moda, también los diseños que nos ha ido dejando cada uno de los capítulos. Por eso la colección cápsula que Halston ha lanzado de la mano de Netflix es un sueño hecho realidad para las fashionistas.

The classic red lipstick. All at once a symbol of glamour and rebellion, femininity and defiance. It incites feelings of joy but can also feel intimidating (in a friendship circle, there’s always one who’s a red lip devotee and one who steers clear). But no matter where you stand on the subject, there’s no denying it: the red lip is an enduring look that’s forever in fashion. And one of the most iconic products to achieve it?

I was four years old when Princess Diana died. Pretty much everything I know about her life and legacy, I learned years later. But I sometimes recognize flickers of the public mourning of Diana in my oldest memories of childhood in the U.K. At least, I think I do. Like many early memories, these fragments are both hazy and sharp; it’s hard to tell how much I’m remembering and how much has been filled in by other people, or by things I learned after the fact.

Laura Haddock at the BAFTAs, hair styled by Charles Worthington, with husband Sam Claflin. Picture: Getty Images It's a common problem: your immaculately coiffed hair looks perfect at home, but by the time you arrive at your destination, curls have dropped, updos have come undone or blow-dries have fallen distinctly flat. For those who don't have the time or inclination to visit a salon every week, we asked hairdresser Charles Worthington - responsible for some of the beautiful styles seen on this year's BAFTA red carpet - to share his secrets for making hair hold all night.

Five years after his death, Iman is remembering her life and marriage with David Bowie. "I knew him as the man, David Jones, his real name," the iconic supermodel and CARE global ambassador told People in a new interview. "And not the rock star." The two first met in 1990 after being set up on a blind date in Los Angeles. Iman recalled, "David said it was love at first sight.