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Liberty Ross recycled the silk charmeuse slip dress with a draped neckline and sweeping train (worn to her pre-nuptial bridal luncheon on the beach) to last night's Oscars festivities. This was just one of Ross's two wedding looks; she donned a black vintage Givenchy gown for the couple's gothic-themed ceremony on February 13. The model and her husband, Jimmy Iovine, showed off their wedding bands as they walked the red carpet at last night's Oscars after-party.
Greta Gerwig’s Little Women hit a nerve because of its refreshing screenplay, the palpable chemistry among the cast, and impeccable performances from stars like Saoirse Ronan and Florence Pugh. But the clothes added to the magic in ways viewers might not have noticed while watching. While period dramas run the risk of using stiff and stuffy fashion, costume designer Jacqueline Durran gave this 1860s-set story heart and authenticity by carefully curating wardrobes that honor each person and reusing the same pieces to emphasize onscreen relationships.
As well as giving us an insight into the high-drama world of the American legal system, female characters that were as straight-talking and accomplished as their male counterparts, and one of the greatest office romances in television history, TV series Suits was also a goldmine of formal workwear inspiration. While Harvey Specter demonstrated just how good a man can look in a perfectly tailored suit, the women proved that you don't have to sacrifice personal style in an effort to appear office appropriate.
As the royal tour starts to draw to a close, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been visiting people and places all over New Zealand. Related StoryAnd just as she has done every other day on the royal tour so far, Meghan has had several chic outfit changes in New Zealand, and each is completely enviable.
From her short white tuxedo dress, made by sustainable, New Zealand-based brand Maggie Marilyn, to her completely adorable "
Over Jenna Lyons' wide-ranging career in fashion—former J.Crew executive creative director, current false lash entrepreneur, forever style authority—a few of the industry's favorite words have started to lose their meaning. Power, authenticity, inclusivity: These are words Lyons tells me "get tossed around in an embarrassing way" in fashion. Not that fashion brands shouldn't try to reflect the women who shop with them. They just need to do it in a real way.
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The DressJose VillaThe bride's gown was custom made for her by family friend, Narciso Rodriguez. "Narciso was a dear friend of my mothers, and for that reason I knew him from a young age–I actually modeled in one of his shows when I was 17!" The bride's late mother was a founder and co-owner of Forty Five Ten in Dallas, TX and a fashion fixture in both Dallas and the industry as a whole.
If you're still annoyed at the rogue flecks of glitter covering your apartment floor from that one party you had back in 2007—this makeup tutorial is not for you. Makeup artist Andi Metro shows off what a smoky eye looks like when it's done entirely in different shades of glitter—blue, red, silver, and gold.
To really nail this look, you'll need to first cover your entire lid with a glitter primer to give all the flecks something to stick to.
Nicki Minaj confirmed her breakup with longtime boyfriend Meek Mill in January, but now fans are suspecting that the rap queen is linked with a new man. Minaj posted a photo with Nas late last night, leading fans to think the two are an item. "Only KINGS recognize QUEENS," she captioned the picture of them looking cozy with his arm wrapped around her. The note could even be subtle nod to their home city, since they're both from Queens, NY.
There is a common misconception in skincare that face oils hydrate. And since just about every oil promises dewy, plump skin—we don't blame you for believing that to be true. The reality, though, is that oils can't mix with water. They're hydrophobic—afraid of water, and therefore have nothing to do with hydration. What they can do is moisturize, or lubricate the skin with emollients, which in turn helps lock-in hydration. So face oils have never and can never hydrate, except when molecular chemistry gets involved.
Fresh off her Oscar-win for The Favourite, Olivia Colman is showcasing her acting versatility in upcoming atmospheric horror Them That Follow - and it's worlds away from the Queen in The Crown. The critically-acclaimed star plays an ominous Appalachian woman in the film which follows a young woman named Mara (Alice Englert) who lives in an isolated community of Pentecostals who execute unorthodox methods of healing - which may include the use of venomous snakes on the bodies of parishioners.