As much as I love summer, I can’t help but get excited about fall—otherwise known to me as layering season. Some of my best fall outfits are comprised of classic pieces like jeans, sweaters, and great boots, worn in artful ways. After a season of breezy cotton fabrics and gossamer white dresses, I gravitate toward richer, warmer hues that are universally flattering—think forest green and deep burgundy. And stripe knits and sturdy boots quickly replace summer’s patterned sarongs and flip-flops. I view a great fall wardrobe a bit like a puzzle—a select few key pieces that, when put together, look just right. The go-to boot, the wear-anywhere dress, the versatile bag—each item on their own are pretty basic but when styled just the right way, make magic. With September on the...

Megan Thee Stallion has plenty to celebrate. And on Thursday night, she feted two major occasions: the release of her “Butter Remix” single with BTS, and her Roc Nation manager T. Farris’s birthday. While her track with the K-pop group rolled out on streaming platforms, Meg was at dinner with Farris and a group of their closest friends (which includes Paul Wall, who also works with the manager). Megan gifted Farris a diamond chain in the shape of the letters “T” and “F” by the custom jewelry company Eliantte, which Farris modeled on Meg’s Instagram stories. But the most notable moment from the evening might have been Megan Thee Stallion’s outfit—she wore a head-to-toe Bottega Veneta look from the brand’s pre-fall...

It’s a big week for Beyoncé, who debuted her first joint campaign with Jay-Z for Tiffany & Co., costarring a rare Jean-Michel Basquiat on Monday. Her latest photoshoot to make a splash was another captionless Instagram, in the vein of the Christopher John Rogers and Telfar post that practically broke the internet earlier this summer. This time, with the help of her stylist KJ Moody, she went with Vivienne Westwood, the same designer behind the silver sequined bodysuit the singer memorably wore in 2018, looking like a heavenly superhero while on her On the Run 2 tour. Westwood initially styled the purple-and-yellow tartan men’s suit that Beyoncé wore in her new post with a gold brocade tie, white button-up, and sneakers in her spring 2021 look-book. Beyoncé went with...

You can’t talk about the Y2K fashion without mentioning Kelis’ style. Her outfits from the early 2000s were truly unmatched. The star (and definite trendsetter) had a natural penchant for mixing bold prints and rocking eccentric looks, from corset tops and mini skirts to sparkling evening gowns and animal prints. Along with her natural fashion sense, the award-winning singer (and now chef and entrepreneur who’s living her best cottagecore life) redefined the hip-hop and R&B scene with her soulful vocals and hit songs, including “Milkshake,” “Bossy,” and “Caught Out There.” Decades later, we’re now seeing a resurgence in these Y2K-era trends, but let’s not forget that Kelis was one of the originals to wear them best. Check out some of our favorite early-aughts looks from her, ahead. 1999, MTV...

Last week in all of her outré Leo glory, Dua Lipa rang in her 26th birthday (with some bops under her belt) in some stellar looks. One, in particular, stood out: She wore a birthday hat. And yet, this wasn’t your standard celebratory paper cone cap. Instead, she donned an XXL spiky faux fur hat; its brim was dip-dyed in highlighter hues for an old-school raver appeal—a piece by London designer Mowalola. That wasn’t the only label from the across-the-pond city she donned. Lipa styled the hat with an oversized gem-dotted suit by fellow young London brand Martine Rose, which she paired with a lace bra for a saucy effect. The London fashion train kept going, too. A few days later,...

Bella Hadid and Dua Lipa have both spent the bulk of August posting up a storm of photos showcasing their individual expert vacation style. Lipa had been doing so from her native Albania, but it turns out she ended up joining Hadid in Ibiza for a trip that’s all but guaranteed to make you want to board a plane immediately. On Thursday, the pair shared a trove of photos of them together, documenting the full extent to which they had a ball (and looked fashionable while doing so). Naturally, each carousel was chockfull of throwbacks to ‘90s and early aughts fashion, starting with another of Hadid’s array of colorful butterfly hair clips. Hadid started out with yet another look at the sunset-print...

Beyoncé and Jay-Z just landed their first-ever fashion campaign together with Tiffany & Co. — and it’s a good one. The luxury jewelry brand revealed its “About Love” campaign on Monday, starring the power duo (and everyone's favorite couple). As a part of the brand’s new creative direction under LVMH, the series redefines and explores the facets of love from the Carters’ vision. The campaign also features another star. For the first time ever, Beyoncé is adorned with the breathtaking Tiffany Diamond made up of 128.54 carats and 82 facets. The rare gemstone was unearthed in South Africa back in 1877 and has previously been worn by only three women: Mary Whitehouse, Audrey Hepburn, and Lady Gaga. Beyoncé is now the fourth woman...

Sorry to the landlocked, but the beach is having a moment. Lorde wrote a whole album about it, Bella Hadid has seemingly spent all summer on a tropical vacation, and the beach is now a meme about getting old movie by M. Night Shamalyan. Kylie Jenner, always on the pulse of the next business opportunity, is capitalizing on the trendy locale with a new swimwear line, aptly named Kylie Swim. The announcement came in typical Kardashian-style subtlety. Jenner frequently posts bikini photos, so this particular post wouldn’t have grabbed attention if it weren’t for that telling little tag. Without the fanfare of a press rollout, Jenner simply posted a photo of herself wearing a swimsuit onto her Instagram page, and tagged the newly-created @kylieswim. It’s a very cute monokini-style swimsuit, with...

Copenhagen’s spring 2022 season just wrapped, but Style du Monde’s street style snaps show that abs are not.  It’s the summer of skin: Midriff tops are here to stay. Here, a look back at how fashionable show goers grin and bare it. Copenhagen Spring 2022  Photographed by Acielle / StyleDuMonde Tokyo Spring 2019  Photographed by Kira/TokyoFashion.com Paris Spring 2021  Photographed by Acielle / Style du Monde Paris Couture Fall 2016  Photographed by Phil Oh New York Spring 2016  Photographed by Phil Oh London Spring 2021  Photographed by Paul Gonzales Paris Couture Fall 2016  Photographed by Phil Oh Seoul Spring 2016  Photographed by Alex Finch Milan Menswear Spring 2017  Photographed by Phil Oh Milan Spring 2017  Photographed by Phil Oh Paris Couture Fall 2016  Photographed by Phil Oh Milan Spring 2017  Photographed by Phil Oh New York Spring 2018  Photographed by Phil Oh. . Originally posted from "VOGUE" by Irene...