ShotbyNYP/TheHollywoodCurtain / BACKGRID Rihanna goes out to dinner so frequently at Giorgio Baldi that it might as well be her job. So it only makes sense that she arrived at the restaurant last night in head-to-toe denim, perhaps the most utilitarian of fabrics. Though this was no simple Canadian tuxedo. Of course, she dripped it out with some luxurious details. Rihanna’s light-wash denim jacket was actually from Dior. She wore it with wide-leg Agolde jeans for the full Canadian tuxedo effect. Rihanna paired her mismatched Canadian tuxedo with a patchwork handbag from Dior, which featured the brand’s name emblazoned across the front. ShotbyNYP/TheHollywoodCurtain / BACKGRID While many consider denim a no-no for more formal settings, Rihanna elevated her look with key styling choices. Rihanna...

Mona Tougaard closes the Ralph Lauren fall 2025 show. Masato Onoda/WWD via Getty Images After almost 60 years in business, Ralph Lauren still knows how to create a sense of occasion. Following his destination spring 2025 show in the Hamptons in September, the designer returned to Manhattan on Thursday to unveil his fall 2025 collection. The setting: Jack Shainman’s new gallery space in Tribeca, a sun-drenched Beaux-Arts former bank where marble columns, gilded ceilings, and a stately staircase set the scene. The guest list was equally grand, with Anne Hathaway, Michelle Williams, Naomi Watts, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Eiza González, Ryan Destiny, Andra Day, Sadie Sink, and The White Lotus’s Sarah Catherine Hook filling the front row. Kacey Musgraves in a cowboy hat completed the tableau. Titled The...

Ksubi X Mowalola/Jessica Mae Propper KSUBI and Mowalola are two labels that operate at the cornerstone of the cultural zeitgeist. Both the Australian denim outfitter and Nigerian-born London-based designer stay tapped in with the times and trends of youth culture and, respectively, each remain committed to disrupting these trends in their own unique ways. With that being said, it only makes sense that the two labels have connected on a debut collaboration that bridges each brand’s boundary-blurring vision. Leaning into Y2K styles, the pair delivers a plethora of Gen-Z-geared garments, presented in a straight-outta-2000 campaign shot by Jessica Mae Propper and fronted by a star-studded lineup of up-and-coming rappers: Suki Baby, Skaiwater, Strawberry, Chloe Spence, Izzy Spears and Khadi. The gritty Los Angeles-set visuals feature the young...

Sophie Sahara/Shutterstock For Coachella weekend one, Kendall and Kylie Jenner agreed on bold yellow dresses. But the similarities ended there. Despite the similar colors, their outfit choices emphasized how unique each of the sisters’ styles has become. For her “818 Outpost” event on Friday, Kendall embraced the trendy “butter” shade of yellow. She wore a ladylike Proenza Schouler number (aptly called the “Kendall Dress”) for the daytime gathering. The model’s dress featured a fitted corset bodice that expanded into a below-the-knee skirt. It was a style of dress that looked more appropriate for the Hamptons or Martha’s Vineyard, rather than the desert heat of Coachella Valley. Kylie, meanwhile, had something else in mind when it came to wearing yellow. As opposed to Kendall’s...