As we celebrate another Mother’s Day and show love to all of the special ladies in our lives, it feels like the perfect moment to also show our gratitude and appreciation for two very chic moms: Gigi and Yolanda Hadid. Both mothers have consistently been a source of style inspiration over the years, whether it’s Yolanda in a sophisticated monochromatic outfit as she strolls out for a coffee or Gigi showcasing how sweats can, in fact, look polished while pushing a pram. Bring them together, and they’re a street style match made in heaven. Take a walk down memory lane, and shop some Gigi and Hadid’s best street style looks together, below.   The Opposing Views There are two easy ways to make a fashion statement: wear head-to-toe-white, like Yolanda,...

Welcome to Pattern Recognition: a column about fads for the trend-obsessed. Like so many trends, this one starts with Rihanna. A few weeks ago the singer made headlines for a look she sported to go to the bookstore: feathered vintage jeans from Tom Ford’s reign at Gucci, and a massive, furry hat by London designer Benny Andallo. The proportions were on par with Marc Jacobs’s hat for his fall 2012 collection. That is to say: substantial. Rihanna has worn Andallo’s hat, a pistachio green one from British milliner Emma Brewin back in early 2020, and, most recently, a zebra-print number from R13. But she’s not the only one on board. Hailey Bieber wore a yellow furry hat in March (along with a matching patent-leather suit), they...

We are entering a new era of Cardi B, who just released her new song, “Up,” last week. Along with the new record, coming out sometime in 2021, Cardi is here with a bold fresh fashion look, too. She has been dropping some serious fits on Instagram, including a 3-D dress, loads of vintage Dior, and even a Louis Vuitton cocoon coat. But her latest ensemble is one her best posts yet. Earlier today, Cardi opted for a zesty look by Ottolinger that included a strappy bra and high-waisted leggings. The label’s designers, Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient, have made these types of slinky, strappy pieces their M.O. Typically, the duo drapes every look on the body, using it as a sort of canvas. Stars like...

The spring 2021 season was uncharted for the fashion industry. Many brands, from New York and London to Milan and Paris, utilized video and social media channels to present their collections, forgoing the traditional in-person runway presentations. It was an inventive time for many designers and their teams. And it appears that all those creative juices kept on flowing, seeping into their ad campaigns. Here, we track the best of the best from a wild and wonderful season. Bottega Veneta BOTTEGA VENETA Models: Sheila Atim, Rosemarie Trockel, Nora Svenson, Nikita Stsjolokov, Ottawa Kwami, Emil Schueler, and Andrea Risso Photographer: Tyrone Lebon Tommy Hilfiger TOMMY HILFIGER Models: Indya Moore, Compton Cowboys, Jameela Jamil, Kiddy Smile, Mogli, Tom Grennan, and Monica Guo Photographers: Clara Balzary, Joshua Woods, Jana Gerberding, Ken Ngang, and Tom Johnson Coach COACH Models: Jennifer Lopez, Michael B. Jordan, Jeremy Lin, Yang Zi, and...