These days, you can't put on a good tour without outfits to boot. From Beyoncé to Sabrina Carpenter, celebs pull all the sartorial stops on the road — and Dua Lipa would be no exception. Dua Lipa loves an outfit change — whether it is at a festival or a concert. She kicked off her Radical Optimism tour in late 2024 with a few shows across Asia, but it wasn't until her first 2025 show in Melbourne, Australia, that the star pulled out what's become her seminal Radical Optimism tour outfit arsenal, with five custom looks put together by her long-time stylist Lorenzo Posocco. “I designed the show looks starting from the setlist of the concert,” Posocco tells Teen Vogue. “A live show is usually divided into different moments, and that’s what gives you the...

Bella Hadid has always been revered for her style choices, even outside of the many runways she's walked down. The supermodel can pull off Capri pants, wear dark denim when others are sticking to light wash, and make an all-black office siren look even more elevated. So when Hadid did three outfit changes during her recent time in London, they were all something to behold. The model was spotted around the British city this weekend after making her annual pilgrimage to the Cannes Film Festival in France. Hadid debuted her new honey-blonde hair on the red carpet in Cannes before jetting over to London to celebrate her brand Orebella being sold in the British department store Selfridges. For the day of events on May 16, Hadid took the opportunity to...

Pre-Fall 2025 is making a strong case for statement accessories. From Giorgio Armani x 10 Corso Como smooth leather ballerinas and the Teen Celine Lulu bag to Ferragamo’s heeled sandal and Omega’s De Ville Mini Trésor Moonshine, this season’s finishing touches are anything but subtle. We’ve rounded up the standout pieces that caught our eye—and won’t be leaving your rotation anytime soon. Janet wears heeled sandal with ribbon FERRAGAMO (PF25) | Serpenti Viper ring BVLGARI | Snow White Snake Mesh Mio swimsuit NORMA KAMALI (throughout)Vain bag VALENTINO GARAVANI | Juste un Clou earrings and Panthère de Cartier ring CARTIERShoe, earring, ring MCQUEEN (PF25)Africa holds re-nylon bag PRADA | Cassiopee bustier one-piece ERES (throughout)The Daisy Applique Mini Dual bag MARC JACOBS |...

1 of 9 2 of 9 3 of 9 4 of 9 Gentle Monster 5 of 9 6 of 9 Gentle Monster 7 of 9 8 of 9 Gentle Monster 9 of 9 Gentle Monster just dropped its 2025 “Pocket” collection, featuring one collaborative pair that’s got the internet talking. Teaming up with the ever-iconic Bratz, known for putting their fashionable flair on whatever they do, the new collection features 21 core styles, including one special-edition Bratz pair. Blurring the boundaries between fashion and function, the collection features a range of fold-up silhouettes that open out to full-sized frames. From classic cat-eye sunglasses to minimal optical frames, the collection leans into the futuristic, transcending reality with a playful touch. The star of the show is undoubtedly the collaborative Bratz silhouette, crafted with metallic pink and silver...

  1 of 5 2 of 5 Hannah Jewett 3 of 5 4 of 5 Hannah Jewett 5 of 5 Say hello to the jewelry brand’s “Star69,” a nine-piece lineup that’s so Y2K. If you don’t already know Hannah Jewett, then get to know her — especially if you’re into insanely cool, futuristic jewelry. The New York-based designer is known for her 3D software design expertise which she uses to create statement pieces that feel like wearable art. Her latest project is a collaboration with Bratz, and together, they dropped a capsule named “Star69” — yes, it’s every bit as flirty and cosmic as it sounds. With campaign imagery designed by Carol Civre, this nine-piece collection takes inspiration straight from the Bratz universe — delivering accessories with a glam, campy twist. You’ll find oversized belt...

  1 of 9 2 of 9 Mary Kang 3 of 9 4 of 9 Mary Kang 5 of 9 6 of 9 Mary Kang 7 of 9 8 of 9 Mary Kang 9 of 9 BONBONWHIMS IS SERVING SWEET SUMMER LOOKS Its new “Bona Fide” collection brings your childhood jewelry faves back – but with a glow up. You’ve heard of It-girl jewelry brands like La Manso, but there’s a new name to know — BONBONWHIMS. Based in New York, this playful label is all about Y2K nostalgia with a twist. Think enamel, resin, metal and freshwater pearls, all mixed into whimsical, candy-like creations that feel straight out of a dream (or your early ’00s jewelry box.) The brand’s latest drop, fittingly called “Bona Fide” is fun and totally unapologetic — the kind of accessories you want to wear on repeat all summer long....

1 of 10 2 of 10 Charles & Keith 3 of 10 4 of 10 Charles & Keith 5 of 10 6 of 10 Charles & Keith 7 of 10 8 of 10 Charles & Keith 9 of 10 10 of 10 Charles & Keith CHARLES & KEITH AND YVMIN MAKE A CASE FOR CHARMS The duo’s new collaboration features charms, bags and shoes, inspired by fruits and wearable art. Singapore-based accessories and footwear label CHARLES & KEITH just announced its latest collaboration, teaming up with Beijing-based jewelry house, YVMIN. Influenced by the concept of wearable art, the collaboration also takes inspiration from “the visual appeal of ripe produce.” Reimagining fruits as “vessels of emotion, nostalgia and youth,” the poetic collaboration features sculptural accessories and playful design detailing across classic CHARLES & KEITH silhouettes. Comprising a pouch bag, a pair of...

1 of 5 Louis Vuitton 2 of 5 Louis Vuitton 3 of 5 Louis Vuitton 4 of 5 Louis Vuitton 5 of 5 This Easter, Louis Vuitton presents a decadent collection of chocolates created in collaboration with celebrated pastry chef Maxime Frédéric. At the center of this luxurious offering is the show-stopping Chocolate Egg Bag – an edible reinterpretation of the Maison’s iconic Egg Bag, originally designed by Nicolas Ghesquière for the Spring/Summer 2019 women’s collection. A master of refined confectionery, Frédéric brings the Egg Bag’s futuristic silhouette to life through the artistry of chocolate. The sculptural shell is crafted from 70% dark chocolate, offering a deep, intense flavor profile, while the handles, strap and zipper pulls are recreated in 40% milk chocolate, faithfully mirroring the bag’s leather detailing. The surface is embossed with Louis Vuitton’s...

For its latest rendition, the Instapump Fury 94, the iconic running shoe suffused with Pump technology (a runner’s support gem), receives an avant-garde remix with an ancestral spin. In collaboration with New York-based, ultra-modern menswear label Engineered Garments, Reebok’s most recent edition of the shoe blends Engineered Garments’ signature deconstructed aesthetic with its own expertise in bold sneaker design. Courtesy of Reebok x Engineered Garments The release marks the shoe’s 30th anniversary as well as the third collaboration between Reebok and Engineered Garments (previous collabs include the BB4000 II in 2024 and the LX2200 in 2022). Founded by Japanese-American designer Daiki Suzuki in 1999, Engineered Garments built a reputation on its synthesis of American and British workwear influences, and for the latest...