After news of the 34-year-old’s untimely death broke on Saturday, February 22, his passing was confirmed later that day by Guerrero’s sister Gris Guerrero, who set up a GoFundMe page. His cause of death was not stated.
Kardashian, 44, wrote a lengthy message from the heart in his honor, which she shared via her Instagram Story on Monday, February 24. “Our glam fam means the world to us. We work together, vacation and celebrate our lives together!” she wrote in a caption beneath a group photo of the Kardashian-Jenner clan alongside Guerrero and other members of their beauty team, which appeared to have been captured behind the scenes on the set of a promotional shoot for season one of The Kardashians, before the spinoff series aired on Hulu in April 2022.
Kardashian continued: “Our great respect for the art of hair and [makeup] has led us to us meeting some of the kindest souls and make some of our bestest friends. So when one of our glam family members passes away all of our souls are crushed.”
Jesus Guerrero in June 2018.Gabe Ginsberg/Getty Images for Morphe
Kardashian was undoubtedly speaking for her younger siblings, including Kendall and Kylie Jenner. According to photos shared by the stylist, the latter worked with Guerrero the most frequently and recently, as seen in snaps of Kylie before the 2025 Golden Globes in January.
Kardashian confirmed this in Monday’s statement: “My heart breaks for Kylie and everyone who loved Jesus the way we all did. I’m praying for his family, his loved ones and the whole beauty community who feels this deep loss of one of the most talented and kindest to ever do it!”
She concluded her caption with: “Rest in peace @jesushair” followed by the white dove emoji.
Guerrero’s Instagram reveals not only how long he worked with the Kardashian-Jenner family but also how many memorable beauty moments he created — from Kylie, 27, and her spiked updo at the 2024 CFDA Awards to Kim’s first Skims campaign in 2019 when she modeled waist-length extensions and nude bodysuits in photos that launched her shapewear empire.
Among the limited-edition lipsticks, glosses and nail polishes is a Willy Wonka-worthy hidden surprise — not a golden ticket, but a 22-carat gold $10,000 BASLIQ ring with diamonds, rubies and sapphires. In a playful twist, three rings have been scattered amongst online orders.
According to Pat McGrath, Founder and CEO of Pat McGrath Labs, this dazzling twist only amplifies the lineup’s enchanting allure. “Beauty should always be an adventure,” McGrath exclusively told Us Weekly.
She continued: “This collection is all about joy, play and opulence — and now, three lucky individuals will unwrap a truly one-of-a-kind treasure. How divine is that?”
The BASLIQ 22-karat gold ring with diamonds, rubies and sapphires was made to encircle the MatteTrance Lipstick bullets in the limited-edition Candy Crush Saga x Pat McGrath Labs collection, which includes two iconic shades: Elson and Divine Rose.Candy Crush x Pat McGrath Labs
Crafted initially as gifts for McGrath’s inner circle, including supermodel Alex Consani and influencer Tefi Pessoa, the rings are made to elegantly encircle the MatteTrance lipstick bullets. Now they will land in the hands of three shoppers, turning every purchase into a potential jackpot.
Meanwhile, Consani, 21, and Pessoa, 33, are already urging future shoppers to meticulously check their packages while hyping up the high-stakes beauty treasure hunt before it’s game on.
“Pat McGrath Labs and Candy Crush teaming up? It’s the kind of unexpected collaboration I live for,” Pessoa shared exclusively with Us. “Makeup is supposed to be playful and fun anyway! It’s beauty, nostalgia and a little bit of drama, because, of course, a $10,000 diamond ring had to go missing!”
Pessoa added: “Did I mention I love drama? I love drama. This collab is pure indulgence, wrapped in diamond-encrusted chaos, and I am obsessed.”
Consani also loves drama, but the kind that comes in the form of a statement lip (specifically, MatteTrance lipstick in Divine Rose). “Pat McGrath x Candy Crush is a fab twist on my favorite everyday iconic colors from her!” the model said. “She knows how to make things iconic, hence the ring! Mother knows!”
Indeed, there is more than makeup magic up for grabs, as now with every purchase of MatteTrance Lipstick on PatMcGrath.com, anyone has a chance to uncover a diamond surprise… if you can find it.
But even if you can’t, the collection has more surprises in store, as the lineup is filled with six limited-edition products that are inspired by the game’s bold colors and McGrath’s signature artistry.
For the first time, Elson is also being offered as a nail lacquer. It’s one of two long-lasting polishes; the second is Gold 001, a metallic masterpiece inspired by Pat’s original Lab.
Candy Crush x Pat McGrath Labs
Get your shimmer fix with LUST Gloss in Astral Flashdance or Bronze Venus to drench lips in balm-like hydration and high-wattage shine. Take it from “Mother McGrath,” as she’s affectionately known, who said it’s the “ultimate lip candy” with “everything you need for a dazzling, oh-so-glossy look that’s irresistibly divine.” (And Mother knows best.)
Considering her previous collabs have sold out in seconds, get ready to crush it when the limited-edition Candy Crush Saga x Pat McGrath Labs collection drops on Thursday, February 27 via PatMcGrath.com, followed by a March 3 launch on Sephora.com and a wider release at Nordstrom in March. May the beauty drop odds be ever in your favor.
Jane Seymournever wore jeans until she was “forced to,” as she exclusively told Us Weekly.
“When I came to America, I would never wear pants,” she shared. “I was never about the legs.” Only when she became comfortable in her own skin did she finally embrace denim, as she was recently encouraged by her inner circle, who (rightfully) reminded her that she’s “got great legs!”
“‘How do you have legs like that in your mid-70s?’” she recalled many people asking her, which was all the more reason to reconsider jeans that show off the former Bond Girl’s gams.
Seymour, 74, credits her newfound sense of self-confidence (and denim styling choices) to a science-backed skincare regime that she describes as so “brilliant” it’s “working gangbusters.”
She’s talking about The Body Firm, the famous anti-aging body treatment system, Crépe Erase, which launched a “revolutionary” new product this month, Youthful Essence.
The inspiration for the latest “miracle” product is all about beauty from the inside out, which means a vitamin-packed antioxidant powder, a daily probiotic and an adaptogen supplement, which, when taken together, are said to balance your gut while boosting your mind and mood.
“That’s why I’m excited,” Seymour gushed. “[It’s] the mindset. It’s [the] ‘you deserve it,’” she said. “You’re doing this for you.” The actress is a firm believer that “feeling healthy and full of life” starts from the inside out. According to the Wedding Crashers actress, it’s all the more important as women begin to reach a certain age and many experience what she calls “unseen-ism.”
Fortunately, The Body Firm is designed for women age 45 and up; however, Seymour also revealed that the men in her life love it just as much and frequently “steal” her favorite products.
According to Seymour, thanks to The Body Firm’s new inside-out approach to health and beauty, she can now “go out there into the world and just say, ‘Hey guys, I’m still around, actually.’” She also added, “What’s more, I am thriving. And you might want a bit of this because I’m probably having more fun now than I was 10, 15 years ago.”
Even more fun? She’s doing it in everyday denim — and what’s not to love about that?
ASAP Rocky is bringing a fresh set of eyes to Ray-Ban, as the iconic brand announced it tapped the rapper and fashion entrepreneur to be its first-ever creative director via a press release shared on Friday, February 21.
Eagle-eyed fashion fans may have seen the news coming, as Rocky, 36, wore nothing but Ray-Ban eyewear and sunglasses during his closely watched trial that ended in his acquittal on Tuesday, February 18. (Rocky had previously been charged with a firearm assault in Los Angeles, California, from a 2021 shooting incident.)
Rocky will kick things off with the Blacked Out Collection, a redesign of Mega Icons frames featuring gold-plated details and ultra-black lenses, which according to a statement, is expected to release in April of 2025.
Rocky’s relationship with Ray-Ban runs deep, as the multi-hyphenate designer has been turning to the brand for years, both in real life and even on the runway. When Rocky made his debut at Men’s Paris Fashion Week in 2024, he presented his first AWGE collection at The Hôtel de Maisons, and many of the models were also sporting sleek Olympian-style Ray-Ban eyewear.
As Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio, Ray-Ban President said in a statement on Friday: “For nearly 80 years, the brand has been on the faces of the most iconic musicians, artists, actors and heroes – shaping and re-shaping the status quo, leading cultural revolutions of all the times.”
Courtesy of Ray-Ban
Del Vecchio also described Rocky as “a visionary artist and creator” with the ability to push the boundaries of the diverse worlds he explores,” which perfectly “aligns with the Ray-Ban DNA.”
Indeed, Rocky is familiar with Ray-Ban’s decades-long history, during which it has shown a fierce commitment to reimagining even its most historical and recognizable silhouettes, like the Wayfarers, while still being seen as a timeless yet trailblazing staple in the eyes of consumers.
Offering further proof Rocky’s the right man for the job, the creative director himself said: “I’ve always admired Ray-Ban’s ability to stay true to its roots while constantly evolving. I’m excited to be part of the strong heritage and develop the next chapter for an iconic brand like Ray-Ban.”
His involvement will extend beyond eyewear to directing campaigns and redesigning stores to incorporate music, fashion and the arts, allowing Us to see the world of Ray-Ban from Rocky’s stylish perspective. Even through “ultra-black” lenses, the brand’s future is looking, well, bright.
Bella Hadid is taking her signature cowgirl aesthetic to daring (and sexy) new heights through a new collaboration with Frankies Bikinis, a beachwear and lifestyle label.
As announced via a press release shared on Thursday, February 20, the line includes a wide range of swimwear, loungewear, apparel and accessories, that combine the supermodel’s personal sense of style with one of her all-time favorite pastimes: horseback riding.
To bring her vision to life, the campaign was shot on a ranch by Alana O’Herlihy, a longtime friend of Hadid, 28, and Frankies Bikinis founder Francesca Aiello. The supermodel also styled the campaign alongside stylist Molly Dickson. Naturally, many of the pieces recall outfits Hadid has worn since she struck up a relationship with Adan Banuelos, a professional cowboy, in 2024.
Alana O'Herlihy
A flirty micro-dot red-and-white bikini with lace detailing resembles a minidress Hadid wore out and about with Banuelos, 37, in September 2024. There’s even a matching frock in the same motif, which will be ideal for going from the lake to a lunch date on a checkered picnic blanket.
The collection also pushes boundaries by introducing innovative textures, including suede and denim fabrics specifically designed for swimwear. The brown suede top and low-rise jeans seem to reference a similarly sultry look that Hadid wore to cheer on her boyfriend back when he competed in the American Performance Horseman show in Texas last March.
Alana O'Herlihy
Other thoughtful details, from strategically placed gemstones to oversized belt buckles, all pay homage to the timeless aesthetic of Western-inspired design.
For instance, the Salt Water Eyelet series features a charming floral design embroidered with Bella’s name, adding an extra special personal touch. Meanwhile, the Love Bug swimwear has a bandana-print lining with a custom illustration of Hadid and Aiello, 29, together on horseback.
Alana O'Herlihy
The look and line as a whole are a testament to their shared history and bond. The collection is rooted in a longtime friendship that dates back years; Hadid grew up next to Aiello in Malibu.
Fast-forward to today, they are each a force in the fashion industry; therefore, the joint venture represents a full-circle moment for both women. “This collaboration means so much to me,” Hadid said in a statement.
Alana O'Herlihy
She continued, “I love creating, but to be able to do it with someone you love and collaborate well with is even better. Not only am I so proud of this collection that we worked so hard on, but to do it alongside one of my oldest friends makes it all the more special.”
Bella Hadid x Frankies Bikinis features 108 pieces and will be released in three drops: the first on Tuesday, March 4, followed by April and June 2025 drops. Each drop will be available at 9 a.m. PT on frankiesbikinis.com.
All net proceeds from the sale will benefit Hilton’s nonprofit, 11:11 Media Impact and its Los Angeles wildfire relief efforts, per a press release shared on Wednesday, February 19.
“This collection is filled with personal treasures that hold so many memories!” Hilton said in a statement. “From sparkly dresses I wore to iconic parties to designer bags that traveled the world with me, each piece is so special.”
Indeed, between the mix of iconic Y2K-era Juicy Couture and Von Dutch tracksuits, bedazzled denim jackets with “Paris Hilton” embroidered on the back, plus what many consider the holy grail of designer handbags (including a Louis Vuitton x Murakami bag, a faux fur Balenciaga cross-body and more), run, don’t walk, to shop.
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For those who also admire her current sense of style, there’s the light gray Max Mara wool coat she wore on The View in 2023 and the glamorous pink sequined Pamella Roland minidress that she wore to the opening of Resorts World Las Vegas in 2021, alongside her sister, Nicky Hilton.
“I still love a standout moment, but now I balance it with elegance,” Paris also said, before offering her own personal tips on how to pull off either fashion aesthetic, or better yet, both!
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“Wear what makes you feel confident, beautiful, and amazing. Don’t be afraid to mix high and low — style is about how you carry yourself in the items, not the price tag,” she said. “Find your vibe and own it unapologetically. Sliving is a lifestyle!”
“I’ve always embraced taking risks and having fun with fashion,” Hilton continued. “I hope the pieces in my closet inspire others to experiment with their style and celebrate originality. I can’t think of a better way to combine my greatest passions, fashion and charity, than with a closet sale.”
Adding: “I’m so thankful to Vestiaire Collective for championing not only charitable causes but also pushing consumers to make fun, iconic fashion choices.” Plus, there’s also a Paris Hilton-inspired edit filled with even more items to collect and covet in droves. That’s hot, indeed.
At the final appearance at a Los Angeles courthouse on Tuesday, February 18, ASAP Rocky, with partner Rihanna by his side, was acquitted — both in consciously coordinating ensembles.
When the “L$D” rapper was found not guilty of assault, the couple celebrated in a modern take on power suiting that seemed to suggest a literal as well as sartorial collective sigh of relief, as reflected in their decidedly relaxed approach to traditional tailoring.
Rihanna, 36, wore an oversized Supreme gray blazer, unbuttoned to reveal a tonal pinstripe shirt underneath, plus wide-leg khaki trousers and Gucci sunglasses. She carried a Dior leather D-Journey bag in one hand and clutched Rocky’s with the other, grounding her look with Amina Muaddi snake-effect leather boots, which she has rocked multiple times throughout the trial.
Meanwhile, Rocky, 36, played off Rihanna’s pattern play by pairing a classic Saint Laurent navy pinstripe suit with a checkered white-and-blue dress shirt, which he cinched with a white tie.
It wasn’t the first time that the power duo, particularly Rihanna, sent photographer cameras flashing during the trial. On Friday, February 14, the singer appeared in a green Bottega Veneta suit, accompanied by the two young sons that she and Rocky share: Rza, 2, and Riot, 1.
The couple’s toddlers dressed the part in their own pint-size suits, not unlike the one Rocky wore Tuesday when all charges were dropped.
The “Diamonds” singer has been a supportive partner, as documented through courtroom photos, videos and even sketches. Late last month, courtroom illustrator Mona Shafer Edwards drew images of Rihanna in a white ensemble, which dominated headlines, so much that the AP reported her glam appearance even “[outshined] key testimony.”
When the final verdict came on Tuesday, the courtroom was packed with fans of the hip-hop performer as well as Rihanna, who all smiled as Rocky leaped from the defense table into her arms, where she sat in the gallery alongside his mother and sister, before embracing his lawyer, Joe Tacopina, and telling jurors: “Thank y’all for saving my life.”
In a post shared just moments after the acquittal, Rihanna also expressed her extreme gratitude via Instagram, writing: “THANKFUL, HUMBLED BY HIS MERCY!” followed by a prayer emoji.
Later, Rocky and Rihanna had a late-night dinner at the members-only social club, Gravitas, in Beverly Hills, sources exclusively told Us Weekly. They were also joined by the singer’s manager, Jay Brown, and entertainment lawyer, Damien Granderson, where the group enjoyed several of the club’s signature classics by Chef Preston Madson while toasting with bottles of bubbly.
Kelly McKee Zajfen and Meghan Markle.Tommaso Boddi/Getty Images
Meghan Markle wears her heart around her sleeve — or rather, her neck.
When announcing that she had renamed her American Riviera Orchard brand (as she first stated in March 2024) to “As Ever,” via Instagram on Monday, February 17, Markle, 43, donned a red necklace in the shape of a heart with a sweet sentiment behind it.
“‘As ever’ means ‘as it’s always been’ or some even say ‘in the same way as always,’” Markle said in the caption. The royal continued: “This new chapter is an extension of what has always been my love language, beautifully weaving together everything I cherish — food, gardening, entertaining, thoughtful living, and finding joy in the everyday.”
But the jewelry the Duchess wore also had a deeper meaning.
Her accouterment is from The Gold Album, which retails for $3,200. It was designed in partnership with the Duchess of Sussex’s longtime friend, Kelly McKee Zajfen, who is also a heart ambassador at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.
According to the brand’s website, 15 percent of sales from the “Heart of Gold” pendant will be donated to treating patients at the hospital while helping to provide a “family-centered, child-friendly” environment.
Though the piece is fully customizable, Markle wore a version with the letters “G” and “L,” which lovingly seemed to pay tribute to Zajfen’s children: daughter Lily and her late son, George. Zajfen, who is the cofounder of the nonprofit Alliance of Moms, lost her son at 9 years old in 2022 after a sudden viral illness.
In October 2024, Markle joined her Zajfen at the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles 2024 Gala, where they posed for photos on the red carpet together.
At the time, the Duchess of Sussex recycled a red Carolina Herrera dress, but this time, she streamlined it by leaving the Watteau train at home. Meanwhile, Zajfen looked oh-la-lovely in a light purple gown with ruffle detail.
Consider the bespoke necklace the latest evidence of a chic and charitable friendship, indeed.
Courtesy of Selena Gomez/Instagram; Courtesy of Hung Vanngo/Instagram
Leave it to Selena Gomezto remind Us once again that she’s a true makeup chameleon.
The Rare Beauty founder, 32, posted two back-to-back videos via her Instagram Story on Tuesday, February 18, where she served up a masterclass on how to go from girly to glam in a flash.
In the first video, Gomez rocked a pair of Y2K-worthy barrettes pinning back the front ends of her flipped-up bob while outfitted in a cute white tank with black bow embellishments. She tied it together with two early aughts-era chokers: a velvet ribbon style and a gold beaded version.
She donned winged eyeliner, filled-in brows, a healthy swirl of blush and peachy pink lipstick with just a hint of shine, plus freshly polished bright-blue manicure (courtesy of Tom Bachik, who used the color “In the Navy” by Après Nails), which added a hint of unexpected edge to her full-on coquettecore.
In the selfie-style clip, Gomez was seen lip-syncing to an unreleased track. “Call me when you break up / I want to be the first one on your mind when you wake up / I miss the way we’d stay up/ We’d talk about forever while I’m taking off my makeup,” she sings over the pop melody.
While Abrams, 25, isn’t heard on the song, the “That’s So True” singer wrote in the comments section, “Heyyyyyyyy that’s my friendddd,” with Blanco, 36, replying, “Heyyyyyy that’s my wife.”
But back to Gomez’s glam: Less than one hour later, she reposted a video originally shared by her longtime makeup artist, Hung Vanngo, to her Instagram Story, where she had seemingly transformed into a total bombshell in record time. This time, the tune was set to the single on Gomez and Blanco’s upcoming album, I Said I Love You First, set to arrive on March 21.
In the reel, Gomez posed in the mirror as she swiped on Rare Beauty’s Kind Words matte lipstick in the aptly named shade “Devoted” which the brand positions as a “true red” hue that was also conveniently a pitch-perfect match to her faux fur chubby jacket, which the singer threw on over a silky lingerie-style slip dress.
On Tuesday, February 18, Kardashian, 44, and Nike announced via Instagram that they would be joining forces for their “first collaboration,” set to be released in spring 2025 under the name, “NikeSKIMS.”
“Nike and Skims share a deep commitment to innovation, inclusivity and pushing boundaries, driven by an unwavering belief in the power of women,” Kardashian wrote in the statement. (The reality star cofounded her brand Skims in 2019.)
She continued: “This partnership is the culmination of that shared vision, delivering product[s] that [are] meticulously designed to sculpt and perform for everybody. Every single detail has been obsessed over and carefully considered.”
While the new styles have yet to be seen, Kardashian noted in her caption on Tuesday that they were not just designed to sculpt but “engineered to perform.”
NikeSKIMS
On her brand’s website, there were more hints at what’s to come. “We heard you loud and clear: You want to look good and feel good. That’s why Nike and Skims are teaming up to introduce a new brand,” which will be specifically created for women and the “body obsessed.”
President of consumer, product and brand at Nike, Inc. Heidi O’Neil echoed Kardashian’s words in a statement shared via an Instagram Story on Tuesday.
“We’re energized by the opportunity to build a new brand and shake things up for the next generation of athletes with NikeSKIMS,” the announcement read. “This partnership brings together the best of both brands and unlocks an incredible opportunity to disrupt the industry without shared passion and commitment to innovation.”
If January is “divorce month,” February is the start of swimsuit season as far as newly single A-listers are concerned — and recently demonstrated by a bikini-clad Jessica Alba.
Just over one month after Alba, 43, and Cash Warren, her husband of 16 years, confirmed they were going their separate ways, the actress took a well-deserved trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, with their son, Hayes, 7 — along with a suitcase full of beachwear in tow. (In addition to Hayes, the estranged couple share daughters Honor, 16, and Haven, 13.)
When Alba took to Instagram on Monday, February 17, the Honest Company founder posed in barely-there two pieces, beginning with an Aguaclara Botanico Rose pink triangle top and a pair of matching Brazilian-style bottoms finished with gold metallic accents at each of the strings.
She wore a wrist-full of boho-chic beaded bracelets, large gold hoop earrings, a pair of aviator sunglasses and, to shield her face from the sun, sported a burgundy baseball cap with the phrase: “Lovers Rock.” Alba also added a GIF that said “Buenos Dias!” with a sunshine motif.
From there, Alba changed into a black bandeau top with a gauzy deep green sarong wrapped around her waist and an evil-eye gold bracelet. Her hair was styled in wind-proof braids as they spent the afternoon lounging leisurely on a beach chair at Las Ventanas Al Paraíso underneath a shady cabana.
Sharing a video of her vacay highlights, she wrote in the caption that it was “the perfect long weekend with my favorite little man.” Together, they enjoyed a mother-son dinner out at Flora Farms (fresh fish for her, pizza for him).
Alba looked every inch one hot mama dressed in a slinky black slip dress paired with a denim jacket overtop and coordinating peep-toe wedges. The perfect swimsuit coverup to go from the beach to the restaurant in a breeze.
“I call it the bikini tax,” Olivia Attwood said on Monday, February 10, as she sat down for an exclusive interview with Us Weekly.
When Attwood, 33, rose to fame as a contestant on Love Island UK, Season 3, she wore mostly bikinis, naturally. But on Monday, she was outfitted in a black Alo sweatsuit with New Balance 933s, having just returned from a brisk morning walk around Flatiron near her hotel, The New York Edition, where she was staying for her first-ever New York Fashion Week.
“I’ve loved seeing what people are wearing,” she said of her strolls around the city.” You can just tell who the fashion people are; they stand out.” As for how Attwood described her personal fashion in three words? “Versatile, classic and feminine.”
This, however, feels worlds away from how she described herself on an episode of Love Island in 2017: “I’m funny, kind and a bit of a d—head,” she said at the time, with her signature British humor.
Since departing the villa, she proved herself a serious reality-slash-style-star to watch, as seen on countless spinoffs (most recently, Olivia Attwood: The Price of Perfection and Getting Filthy Rich), as well as her podcast, So Wrong It’s Right With Olivia Atwood, which is available via Apple and Spotify.
Such was the case when she landed on the island of Manhattan earlier this month with five Away suitcases in tow (“Which, I think, is nothing for Fashion Week,” she said), all filled with designer pieces to wear during her jam-packed schedule. This included brand presentations, fashion parties, press appearances, star-studded runway shows and, of course, shopping.
Below, go behind the scenes with Attwood for an exclusive look at New York Fashion Week through the lens of the reality star.
Day 1
L’Agence Presentation
Attwood posed next to the L’Agence models at Grand Central StationNoel McGrath
L’Agence has been my favorite so far,” Attwood said on Monday, February 10, of the Fall 2025 presentation held at Grand Central Station. “It was in that iconic building — just so incredible. How amazing to for them to pull that off in that space,” she said, noting: “I was thinking of rom-coms like, Just Friends with Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake, and Harry Met Sally [with Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal]. There’s so many rom-coms that take you into Grand Central.”
As to the scene-stealing looks at L’Agence? Attwood said she was drawn to “loads” of them. “There was a model in a velvet two-piece suit with a bowtie, and I love preppy fashion,” she explained. “Anyone who follows me on social media knows I love a suit.” Adding: “They had a lot of cool leather pieces with gold button detailing as well. Classic looks that you can keep in your wardrobe for the next 20 years, and it’ll still be in fashion.”
Attwood dressed the part at L’Agence in the tweed Florian black shift by the brandNoel McGrath
The same could be said for her attire: a L’Agence shift woven with a metallic thread and leather piping, which she topped off with a tuxedo-style YSL jacket. “When it doubt, wear a little black dress and a blazer,” she said. “It’s just timeless.” Ditto for her quilted black Chanel mini-bag, one of “50-ish” designer carriers that she has in her covetable collection.
WeWearAustralian Party
Showing off every angle of her outfit at the WeWearAustralian eventJason Lowrie/BFA.com (2)
Next, she headed to the WeWearAustralian event in a diaphanous LWD by Australian designer, Van Der Kooij. She paired the look with a butter yellow Hermès Birkin and Saint Laurent glazed-leather slingback pumps with a stiletto heel.
“The dress was very simple, but we are in winter, so that brown shoe grounded it a bit,” she said. Her Vehla ‘Dixie’ shades had the same effect: a ’70s-inspired aviator style with a tortoiseshell finish. “The lenses have a warm color and tied it all together.” Attwood added: “The only time you wear sunglasses indoors and get away with it is Fashion Week.”
Day 2
Press Interviews
Capturing Instagram content before a full day of pressOlivia Attwood (2)
With so many fabulous ensembles in her arsenal that week, which earned her the most compliments? “That’s a good question, actually,” Attwood replied, before landing on a look she chose for back-to-back press appearances while in New York.
“The other day, I wore a blue-and-white Saint Laurent pinstripe shirt and Altuzarra wide-leg trousers to do some interviews and podcasts, and I had so many questions about that outfit,” she said.
“Sometimes it’s the most simple outfit that gets people asking the most questions. You always think the outfit that you put the most effort in is going to have the biggest impact, and that’s not always the case.” .
Her face-faming fringe, which she admitted was inspired by Sabrina Carpenter, takes a lot of work to, well, work. Attwood shared an Instagram video on Monday with text overlay that read: “When people ask what it’s like having fringe.”
She aptly set it to a voice clip from Kim Kardashian that said: “It’s a full-time job, and it’s extremely time consuming and it’s not as easy as it may appear to some people.”
Her Hermès Birkin bag 35 made a similarly strong statement, as did the oversize Vehla ‘Billie’ sunglasses she topped it off with.
Nylon Party
Getting ready for a night of fashion party-hoppingGrace O’Brien (2)
Later, Attwood hit up a party hosted by Nylon. “Another favorite [outfit] was from that night, which was full chocolate-brown from head to toe, and I love a monochromatic look. It was kind of sexy, but I was still warm, because I was layered from neck to feet,” she said of her Wolford turtleneck and tights tucked into Toteme cable-knit briefs in the same pitch-perfect hue.
One the step-and-repeat at the Nylon magazine bashSabrina Steck/BFA.com (2) (2)
“The fact that thick tights are cool again, like, why did we ever stop?” she smartly pointed out. “There was an era in my 20s, when I wouldn’t have been caught dead in tights — it was like bare legs or nothing. Now it’s cool to wear heavy denser tights.”
Tights are that much cooler when teamed with a pantless look “because everything’s covered,” she said. Indeed, according to Attwood, one of the best pieces of fashion advice that she ever received was from “her mum” which was, “tits or legs,” but never both.
Day 3
Impromptu Photoshoot
Playing in the snow in a YSL jacket, Miu Miu T-shirt, Agolde jeans, an Hermès Birkin bag and Christian Louboutin heelsGrace O’Brien
“I was having fun with this look. I thought it’d be funny to get out the fluffy [Christian] Louboutins in the snow, because you have to lean into the craziness of Fashion Week — and there’s nothing practical about that,” she said with a laugh.
She is, however, practical when it comes to rewearing clothes, demonstrated by the YSL blazer she sported earlier that week.
“When did we make the rule that wearing something again is a heinous crime?” she said. “If you have lovely, timeless piece in your wardrobe, you should wear that as many times as you want.” Adding: “And you can’t go wrong with an oversize jacket.”
Exploring the City
At Louis Vuitton in Soho followed by Scarr’s Pizza in the Lower East SideGrace O’Brien
Following her (stylish) jaunt in the icy elements, Attwood went shopping at Louis Vuitton in Soho before making her way down to the Lower East Side to hit up Desert Vintage, a go-to for pre-loved designer items, with luxury labels from Alaïa to Dior.
She also popped by Susan Alexandra where she bought a Bok Choy bag charm and bedazzled Lolita lighter case with a strap. “For candles, like, it’s a chic,” Attwood explained. “They sell everything everything, including jewelry, and make it all by hand.”
“It’s literally right next to Scarr’s,” she said, referencing perhaps the most famous pizza joint in all of New York City. There, she got the margarita pie, which is considered just as yummy as Susan Alexandra bag-charm candy — and go even better together.
Shopping for bag charms at Susan AlexandraCourtesy of Olivia Attwood
Day 4
Tory Burch Fall 2025 Fashion Show
Dashing from her suite at The Edition to the Tory Burch showGrace O’Brien
“The brand represents timeless luxury very well, but it’s also fun,” Attwood said of Tory Burch. “The hoop dress has been a really iconic dress for the last couple of years, but it’s also fun.”
“I thought, I could go for something more classic or something that has a little bit more individuality to it,” she said.
Attwood went with the latter in a Tory Burch Wisteria hoop dress plucked right off the Spring 2024 runway — a look that was designed “to be lived in [and] move with you,” according to the brand. That is exactly what she did as dashed from her hotel room and hopped into an Uber that took her to the Museum of Modern Art, where the designer showed her new collection.
Posing for photographers at the Museum of Modern ArtDimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Tory Burch (2)
Ultimately, the Tory Burch Fall 2025 show went down as the most star-studded event of NYFW, attended by A-list celebrities including Attwood along with Amanda Seyfried, Ciara, Martha Stewart and supermodel Jodie Turner-Smith. When siting on the front row and taking in the new collection, which focused on American sportswear and classic staples with a twist, a model walked out in a pair of wool briefs, which instantly recalled the chocolate version that Attwood wore just days earlier.
But Attwood’s whirlwind trip to New York Fashion Week wouldn’t have been complete without a memento (or several) to take back with her before she hopped across the pond to London the next day.
“I have to get a souvenir, because it’s my last night in New York,” she said in Instagram video shot after the Tory Burch show. “Get me under control, I want everything!” Attwood told her assistant, before scoring an NYPD sweatshirt and proceeding to head to the register. “Oh, do you watch my shows,” she joked with the salesman when asked for her signature (on the receipt).
A full-circle moment for Love Island‘s self-described “model and grid girl” who’s now a reality superstar and style, star, too.
Victoria BeckhamCourtesy of Victoria Beckham/Instagram
Victoria Beckham still knows how to spice up her style, particularly on Valentine’s Day.
On Thursday, February 13, Victoria, 50, posted an Instagram video, where she explained she was “just trying to figure out what to wear” for V-Day, while modeling option number one: an all-black look that flashed some skin while leaving just enough to the imagination.
She cut a chic figure in a itty bitty black cut-out top from her Spring 2025 collection that gave the 1990s cami a very right-now twist. From the cut-out accents at the bust to the visible bra seams and the barely-there straps, it was, as Victoria said, “the ultimate date night piece.”
“It’s sensual, understated and I love the fitted ’90s silhouette,” she added, noting how it brought a playful twist to her classic tuxedo tailoring, which featured a Y2K-era ultra low-rise waistline. The satin waistband recalled a classic men’s cumberbund, while an elegant satin side tie accent that skimmed her thigh and fell down to just above the ankle created a clever leg-lengthening effect.
Her sleek trousers were just as figure-flattering, thanks to the kicky, flared silhouette, which served as yet another nod to a ‘90s trend that’s coming back in a big way, as demonstrated on Sunday, February 9, when Kendrick Lamar won the 2025 Super Bowl when he performed in a pair of light-wash Celine flare jeans that instantly went viral (and sold out nearly as quickly).
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Victoria’s version, as well as her matching cami, have already started to sell out in several sizes. But fret not: because less than 24 hours later, the designer was back on Instagram again with a second, equally sexy look, having apparently changed at least one more time before she ultimately opted for a more colorful dress and was “ready for date night with David Beckham.”
Courtesy of Victoria Beckham/Instagram
Crafted from body-skimming stretch jersey, the sleeveless gown married ease and elegance for evening. Equipped with draping down the front and a keyhole detail at the back, the look promised to make a strong statement coming and going, particularly with double side slits cut up to there.
“A regal shade of fig,” is how the brand’s website referred to the precise color, which even in “fig” still recalled the purple his-and-hers looks that the couple memorably wore for their 1999 wedding. Victoria maintains that the outfits were a “fun way to express themselves,” without worrying about what people were going to say about it (that goes for their guests and the countless others who watched the live news reports around the globe).
Offering further proof that the pair still “just being themselves,” OTT fashion and all, the couple revived their wedding outfits in 2024 via Instagram, which Victoria noted in her caption: “It still fits!”
When asked by reporters, David, 49, later said, “What were we thinking?” when looking back at their flamboyant purple attire. “I think I was just trying to take Victoria’s lead,” he later told Vogue Australia in 2024, which is something he’s continued to do over their 25-plus years of marriage.
Forever his wife’s hype man, David spoke about his better half later the same year and credited Victoria for inspiring him to experiment with fashion and try new styles. “She always gave me that confidence and, and she still does now, even after 27 years,” he said, per a People report at the time. “She still gives me that confidence … wanting to look good and wanting to feel good.”
David will no doubt “love this” outfit as much if not more than the first, particularly considering the purple color is nostalgic for their nuptials. “To be honest, she always looks good,” he said in 2024. “It’s a good problem but it’s a problem. She always looks great. So it’s a pretty easy job for me.”
Indeed, life looks good when you’re married to an eternally posh former Spice Girl.
Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco.Monica Schipper/Getty Images
Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco are celebrating Valentine’s Day with a new album and their first joint interview, published on Friday, February 14, where they shared intimate details about how they met and fell in love — as well as their love of date-night dressing, among other things.
Gomez, 32, and Blanco, 36, sat down with stylist and editor-in-chief of Interview magazine, Mel Ottenberg, for a casual chat at Benny’s home, and within seconds of arrival, the conversation quickly shifted to Gomez’s engagement ring. After all, at 8 carats, it’s impossible not to notice.
Ottenberg’s first question was: “Thanks for having me over to your house, Benny. Wait, Selena, can I see your ring?” Gomez and Blanco were both quick to gush about the sparkler.
“She’s just — ” Gomez began, before Blanco added, “She’s spectacular.” By “she,” they mean the ring, which they both lovingly refer to using “she/her” pronouns while simultaneously finishing each other’s sentences, making the conversation feel even cuter and all the more candid.
Gomez continued: “She’s a marquise. Ever since the ‘Good for You’ days — that was, gosh, so many years ago — that’s the diamond I’ve always dreamed of.” The singer had long imagined what her engagement ring would look like, and so as they were discussing getting engaged, she showed him designs and would “throw little hints,” as Blanco recalled.
However, she ultimately changed her mind “halfway through” the design process, on which her fiancé worked closely with jewelry duo Katherine Theofilos Claster and Stephanie Theofilos from Abril Barret, who previously told Page Six that Blanco had “a very sharp idea of what he envisioned.” As Blanco revealed to Ottenberg, he did so without any outside help from Gomez’s friends or otherwise, save for “Selena easter eggs,” as the Interview editor-in-chief put it.
While it originally featured “huge baguettes” on the sides, Blanco said that Gomez came to the conclusion that she really “didn’t want something that big.”
“I just think it’s too much,” she explained. As for the proposal story? “That I want to save for our kids. It was really sweet and the right things were said,” Gomez noted.
The couple admitted that they had yet to begin planning the wedding because “they’re simply ‘too happy right now at this moment,’” as Gomez said. The bride-to-be’s jewelry, on the other hand, is already set, well, in stone, as Blanco shared the “huge baguettes” that were originally part of the design are being turned into diamond earrings for Gomez to wear on the big day. “She basically has three wedding rings,” he joked playfully.
Blanco went on to reveal he knew Gomez was The One after their second date, except he didn’t know it was “a date” at first. “I had no idea.”
Gomez added to this, saying: “I feel like you could be friends with someone forever but not know until you have that one night.”
“I guess she thought it was a date and I had no idea it was a date,” Blanco told Ottenberg about the first time they got dinner together. “The second time we hung out, our second date, I was like, ‘Wait, does she like me?’ I was clueless.”
He continued: “From then on, it was easy. You know when you think you met the right person, you’re like, ‘Oh, my God.’ But it feels so different. The second we started hanging out, I was like, ‘This is my wife.’ I was telling my mom, ‘This is the girl I’m going to marry.’”
Now, Blanco also refers to her as his “best friend,” and fittingly, they do everything together. One of the many things they seem to have in common is going all out with their date-night style.
Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco.Amy Sussman/Getty Images
“We love getting dressed up for a date,” he said. “We get dressed up, we go out, get fancy martinis. We love a theme. It’s like, ‘Oh, tonight we’re going to wear a suit and she’s going to wear a nice dress.’ But then also we love, ‘We’re going to wear sweatpants and go see a movie.’”
While they may coordinate in cocktail attire and comfy athleisure, they don’t style each other.
“Never for an actual date,” Gomez said. “I don’t care if he hates my outfit, I’m going to wear what I want to wear.”
Their definition of a cozy date includes cooking dinner at home, going for walks, or as Blanco described, “Just normal s—t.” On these occasions, Gomez shared: “Sometimes, I’ll just ask him to pick me something out. And it’s usually a combination of his clothes and my clothes.”
Benny Blanco and Selena Gomez.Courtesy of Selena Gomez/Instagram
This revelation may also explain why the Instagram carousel announcing their engagement included one photo that depicted them cuddled up on the floor of their (presumably shared) closet. Gomez held up her ring in an oversize sweater that could have easily been lifted from his wardrobe.
Indeed, they did look very cozy and very in love, as emphasized by her caption: “Forever begins now.”
Jennifer Lawrence is making the mob-wife aesthetic maternity-friendly.
The actress — who is expecting her second child with husband Cooke Maroney — was spotted out and about in New York City on Wednesday, February 13, in a coat from By Malene Birger.
In a pony-skin style leopard finish, her outerwear looked as if it could have easily been lifted from Carmela’s closet from the early aughts hit HBO show, The Sopranos, whose wardrobe was characterized by sumptuous fur coats, skintight animal prints, and big, bold gold accessories.
But leave it to Lawrence, 34, who is well known for her “chill” and down-to-earth personality, to put a low-fi twist on loud luxury fashion in an oversize silhouette that flattered her baby bump.
The statement coat spoke for itself, leaving her with plenty of room to wear a layer over navy sweater and matching joggers. The results were relaxed yet refined, just like her accessories.
She threw The Row’s Park Tote over her shoulder, which struck a perfect balance between form and fashion. Considering the carrier’s cult-favorite bag’s generous proportions, it could also make for the ultimate designer diaper bag once Lawrence soon becomes a new mom of two.
She went incognito-chic with round tortoiseshell sunglasses and a ribbed knit beanie, which perhaps unintentionally, drew attention to her new honey blonde highlights and blunt bangs. Sturdy Jil Sander all-weather winter boots grounded the look, while serving as further proof that just because the temperatures drop, it doesn’t mean that your style standards also have to.
Lawrence has taken her second pregnancy in stylish stride, as her maternity wardrobe is filled with fashion’s most-wanted items, like cozy sweaters from The Row and La Ligne and even similarly comfortable but cool sneakers from the New Balance x Aime Leon Dore collaboration.
Judging from her latest look, it’s clear that as Lawrence nears the end of her third trimester, she isn’t letting her fashion sense slip for even one second.
Rihanna can make anything look hot, even her latest leave-in conditioner, which the Fenty Hair founder promoted via a thumb-stopping Instagram video on Thursday, February 13, that left very little to the imagination.
Rihanna, 36, flaunted her world-famous figure in a flesh-colored thong lingerie bodysuit, which, naturally, was one of her very own Savage x Fenty designs. She all but demanded attention as she posed in front of her bathroom mirror and twirled around for the camera, showing off every enviable angle while simultaneously applying the soon-to-be-released Fenty Hair Restorative Leave-In Conditioner Spray to her long, wet locks.
She added the drip water emoji to her caption, which felt all the more apropos considering she appeared to have just stepped out of the shower before slipping into a barely there, itty-bitty bodysuit — no doubt one of the many pieces that this lingerie designer has in her top drawer.
While we imagine that most mornings look something like this for Rihanna, considering she is an underwear and beauty entrepreneur, fans were still surprised when she spun around and flashed her derrière during the clip.
But if you’ve got it, flaunt it — which she does, and she did, as she clutched the pretty mint green conditioner bottle in one hand and grazed it seductively along the contours of her body, cleverly drawing almost as much attention to the Fenty Hair product as to her pert bum.
Rihanna playfully poked out her booty, arched her back, peered over one shoulder, and then shook her freshly restored and conditioned hair for all to see.
The multi-hyphenate confidently beamed as she flashed a knowing smile, fully aware of the attention-grabbing content, which was just as much a testament to her marketing genius as her generously conditioned mane.
She captioned the video fittingly, writing: “Keep ya on the newest member of the @fentyhair fam,” followed by several sweat droplet emojis.
That’s one way to turn up the heat in our feeds while launching a leave-in conditioner that’s sure to fly off shelves when it hits the Sephora app on Tuesday, February 18, followed by Sephora stores two days later. For the best results, pair with Savage x Fenty lingerie, like RiRi herself.
In a red Preen by Thornton Bregazz dress with a diamond maple leaf brooch on the 2016 Canadian tour.Chris Jackson/Getty Images
After Kensington Palace declared they would no longer share the details of Princess Kate Middleton’s wardrobe, it led to a real-life royal fashion emergency.
In an article in The Sunday Times UK published on Saturday, February 1, a spokesperson for the Palace said the decision stemmed from the princess’ desire to shift the focus away from her clothing to the “important issues, the people and the causes she is spotlighting.” This report sparked immediate backlash, with many arguing that her sartorial choices are an integral part of her role and provide significant benefits to British designers and the fashion industry as a whole.
At the time, broadcaster and photographer Helena Chard argued for a “happy medium,” per Fox News, acknowledging the princess’s important work while recognizing the public’s enjoyment of royal glamour and the significant economic impact of her clothing.
In a subsequent statement to People magazine, released on Tuesday, February 11, a Kensington Palace spokesperson clarified: “Over the last week, I have received numerous questions about a story regarding The Princess of Wales’ clothing and how Kensington Palace shares information about her outfits.”
The rep continued: “To clarify, the comments that appeared in the article were from me, not The Princess of Wales. The comments that were reported should not be directly attributed to The Princess of Wales. To be clear, there has been no change in our approach to sharing information about Her Royal Highness’ clothing.”
The change of stance seemed to suggest that, while the Palace acknowledges Kate’s preference for focusing on her work, they are also well aware of the importance of providing information about her fashion choices for numerous reasons. The statement reassured the public and the fashion industry that the established practice of sharing outfit details will continue.
In June 2011, wearing the Jenny Packham dress that set the red-carpet bar.Arthur Edwards - WPA/Getty Images
Since Kate, 43, first arrived on the world stage 14 years ago, her every public appearance is meticulously documented, and her outfits are instantly identified and discussed. Websites like “What Kate Wore” provides detailed information about her wardrobe in real-time, further amplifying her economic impact.
Her wardrobe provided ample material for analysis, too. Consistently showcasing British designers, she offered invaluable exposure to labels like Jenny Packham, Emilia Wickstead and Alexander McQueen, to name a few, many of whom have experienced what was long ago coined the “Kate Effect” — a significant spike in orders for any item she wore.
In Emilia Wickstead during The Platinum Jubilee of Elizabeth II in June 2022.Samir Hussein/WireImage
This made her arguably the most influential champion of the British fashion industry. Her frequent inclusion of high-street brands, such as Zara, contributed to her relatable, down-to-earth image, demonstrating that even a real-life princess can appreciate affordable fashion, which helped subtly humanize the centuries-old institution of the monarchy.
In a Zara frock during a visit to South Wales in 2025.Rebecca Naden - WPA Pool/Getty Images
The “Kate Effect” extends beyond established brands to smaller, independent designers. Eponine London, for example, saw a dramatic increase in orders after the princess wore their designs. Founder Jet Shenkman described the experience as “life-changing,” highlighting the transformative power of royal patronage for small businesses. Similarly, labels like Needle & Thread, Ghost, Anita Dongre, All the Falling Stars and Soru have all experienced the “Kate Effect,” with sell-outs, waiting lists and increased brand recognition following her endorsement.
Reiss experienced the phenomenon firsthand when she wore their dresses for significant occasions, including engagement portraits and meeting with then-President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama in 2011. At the time, David Reiss, 81, the brand’s founder, described the overwhelming surge in demand, which resulted in website crashes and rapid sell-outs. The impact was so significant that the Shola dress sold out at a rate of one per minute online.
In a Reiss shift dress while meeting with First Lady Michelle Obama in 2011.TOBY MELVILLE/AFP via Getty Images
When you add it all up, what Kate wears reportedly boosts the British fashion industry by an estimated $1 billion annually. No wonder, then, that the brands who have benefited have led to the Princess of Wales having dresses, coats, handbags and more all named after her.
In the early years of her royal life, when she was still somewhat of an enigma, her clothing offered a glimpse into her values and personality, allowing the world to connect with her on a more personal and even prestigious level. Some of Kate’s high-street items are displayed in the Victoria and Albert Museum. Meanwhile, The University of Glasgow, in collaboration with the Historic Royal Palaces, offers a free five-week online course on the “History of Royal Fashion” from the Tudors to the Windsors.
In an O’nitaa periwinkle look during a 2019 Pakistan tour.Karwai Tang/WireImage
While her style is undeniably influential, it is also carefully curated, and for good reason. Her personal assistant and stylist, Natasha Archer, is critical in carefully selecting and coordinating her outfits. Onita Prasada, owner of the O’nitaa boutique, which Archer, 36, used for the Pakistan tour wardrobe in 2019, emphasized the meticulous attention to detail that goes into the princess’ style. The Pakistan tour exemplified how fashion can be used for “soft diplomacy,” with her clothing choices demonstrating respect for local customs and traditions.
In a Jenny Packham gown at the No Time To Die world premiere in 2021.Chris Jackson - WPA Pool/Getty Images
In an era where public figures disappoint or even embarrass, a photo of the Princess of Wales radiating warmth and confidence in a stunning Jenny Packham gown offers a moment of genuine joy and connection for countless people. A positive image with a touch of glamour is not trivial. In fact, it’s a highly valuable (if not priceless) asset, as it helps draw attention to the very causes that the princess wishes to highlight — perhaps all the more when she is queen.
Forget endless squats and lunges. Skims, the influential shapewear label spearheaded by Kim Kardashian, unveiled its latest innovations on Tuesday, February 11, with “The Ultimate Butt Collection.”
This isn’t just shapewear; it’s a transformative new lineup designed to instantly sculpt, lift and round one’s backside for Kardashian-level curves, granting everyone the derrière of her dreams.
In a playful and utterly relatable campaign video, Kardashian herself flexes her acting chops by taking on the role of “Fairy Butt Mother,” granting one woman’s fitness frustrations a magical (and Skims-enhanced) solution. With a flick of her “wand,” the 44-year-old reality star bestows the gift of instant curves, proving that a bombshell silhouette can be as simple as slipping into a pair of Skims.
The campaign, penned by the comedic genius of Michelle Wolf (who also collaborated on the brand’s viral Ultimate Nipple Bra campaign) and directed by Ben Carey, perfectly captures the brand’s signature blend of sharp wit and empowerment through the magic of shapewear.
“I love being able to push boundaries and bring humor to our campaigns,” Kardashian, Skims Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer, said in a statement. “We love showing how looking and feeling your best should be as simple and easy as putting on Skims.” As the brand succinctly put it, their latest size-inclusive shapewear is designed to “enhance the booty like never before.”
The Ultimate Butt collection is a well-edited lineup of nine styles, which can seamlessly be mixed, matched and paired back to other of the most beloved Skims lines, including the Ultimate Bras and Smooth Layers. From subtle shapeliness to dramatic curves, Skims is continuing its mission to inspire women to embrace and celebrate their unique beauty.
In fact, you might not even be prepared for the truly bootylicious results that await you. “Prepare to redefine your silhouette and unleash your inner goddess,” a press release (confidently) read. So, run, don’t walk, to get your hands on “The Ultimate Butt” collection when it launches this Thursday, February 13. With the soon-to-be-released Skims, you can all but skip the gym.
Their individualistic approach to style was demonstrated when they stepped out on Monday, February 10, in New York City, rocking lingerie-as-streetwear looks that evoked the past as well as the present.
Delilah, 26, donned a Dolce & Gabbana number from the Italian label’s Spring 2025 collection, for which Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana tapped Madonna and Marilyn Monroe as muses.
When the new season was unveiled at Milan Fashion Week in September 2024, the Material Girl herself sat in the front row; however, her 1990 Blonde Ambition Tour aesthetic was all over the catwalk, from Madonna-coded bullet bras to waist-snatching corsets and platinum wigs.
Indeed, Delilah looked the part on Monday evening when she turned the sidewalk into her own personal runway. Strapped into a conical bra, a marquisette corset with exposed garters and retro high-waisted briefs, her revealing look radiated liberated femininity and raw sex appeal.
Irina Shayk in the Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2025 fashion show; Madonna on stage at the 1990 Blond Ambition tour.Andreas Rentz/Getty Images ; Gie Knaeps/Getty Images
Delilah’s Madonna cosplay extended to her glam — just like designers Dolce, 66, and Gabbana, 62, intended — as she donned bottle-blonde locks that mirrored the models’ hairdos at the D&G Spring 2025 fashion show. Only instead of Monroe-style pin-curls, she opted for a flirty flipped bob with a deep side part and side-swept bangs that seductively grazed just above her brow.
Delilah Belle HamlinAeon/GC Images
Despite the near-freezing temperatures, Delilah eschewed a jacket, though she added another layer of 1950s glamour with a sleek Dolce & Gabbana clutch adorned with gold hardware. And as if there was any doubt who she was channeling, later that evening she posted a throwback photo on Instagram of her mom, Lisa Rinna, of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, attending a Fashion Week event circa 2005 in an orange slogan tee that spelled out “Madonna for President” in all caps.
Harry Hamlin and Lisa RinnaJ. Vespa/WireImage
Amelia, 23, also endured the icy elements in a hot-off-the-runway ensemble by Valentino. For Alessandro Michele’s debut collection for the label, he also helped position boudoir dressing as the single most seductive trend to come out of the Spring 2025 season. Amelia proved she’s already a stylish step ahead by test-wearing a look from the show well before winter’s thaw.
A rising fashion star, Amelia is known for her boundary-pushing personal style, and she doubled down on this with a bold mix of sheer and statement pieces — most noticeably a bright red bra that, despite the forecast, felt surprisingly apropos the Monday before Valentine’s Day.
Amelia Gray HamlinThe Hapa Blonde/GC Images
The eye-catching color of her lingerie popped when layered under a diaphanous cropped chiffon jacket with fur-trimmed cuffs, which gave off a subtler vintage vibe compared to her sister’s getup. Amelia put a playful textured twist on déshabillé dressing with embroidered micro shorts, white lace tights and short black gloves, plus bejeweled pumps and a sparky body chain.
The pièce de résistance, though, was her Valentino Garavani Viva Superstar Small Shopping Bag in black leather, which is emblazoned with a contrasting VLogo splashed across the front.
How the Hamlin sisters each took the cold snap in stride, while so scantily clad, is still a mystery. Maybe they tapped into supermodel-trained stoicism or more likely, Madonna’s blonde ambition.
Theresa Caputo (a.k.a. The Long Island Medium) is now channeling her spiritual gifts into something you can wear. The reality star has partnered with jewelry designer Carolyn Rafaelian — founder of Metal Alchemist, &LIVY and Alex and Ani — to create a new collection, fittingly named “Divinely Guided,” which combines faith and connection with Caputo’s signature flair.
Before the line was unveiled on Monday, February, 10, Caputo, 57, spoke to Us Weekly exclusively about the spiritually inspired pieces that feature symbols, phrases and mantras which she hopes will serve as “gentle reminders that those we have lost are always with us.”
Crafted from tarnish-resistant, hypoallergenic metals, everything retails for under $100 — a small price to pay for meaningful accessories made to connect with our departed loved ones.
“They’re like little ‘Hellos’ from heaven,” Caputo told Us of the dazzling assortment of pendant necklaces, Posey bracelets and engraved bangles, which are all available in gold or silver. The medium was heavily involved in the design process, alongside Rafaelian and the &LIVY team.
“All of the jewelry pieces were created out of conversations with me about my gift with the afterlife, what people connect with and what my wish is for people to have,” Caputo said, which emphasized the deeper meaning and purpose that went into bringing “Divinely Guided” to life.
Caputo was 4 years-old when she realized she could connect with spirits. “I know I was born to do this,” she said, but not even she could have predicted her spiral abilities would turn into a household name, as jewelry is only the latest addition to her resume.
A selection of necklaces from the “Divinely Guided” collectionJon Doucette
Indeed, Caputo is famous for being “divinely guided” — simply ask one of her many famous clients she has conducted readings with, such as actress Susan Sarandon and singers Gloria Estefan and Meghan Trainor, not to mention the “thousands” of non-celebrity people requesting readings each month, which Caputo receives via her hotline and through a form on her website.
When asked to pick her favorite piece from the collection, she maintained: “I have to say that they’re all my favorites,” However, she was quick to gush: “But if you look at the jewelry and you know me … it’s the [one] with the Swarovski,” she said, referencing the Let The Light In Pendant necklace which has a radiant Swarovski pendant. “Because it’s a Swarovski crystal, and I love crystals.”
The Let The Light In necklace featuring a Swarovski crystal pendant.Jon Doucette
On a more serious, though no less sparkly note, Caputo pointed out that what makes this particular crystal shine even brighter, is its triangular shape, and according to her, “You always need three points to feel grounded.” In fact, grounded is also one of the three “sacred” words which are engraved on the back of the Swarovski pendant, along with “power” and “strength.”
“When [someone is] going through grief or going through rough patches in our lives, things become a little dark,” Caputo shared with Us. “The crystal actually catches the light. So, we want you to let [and] bring the light in. She said that while “grief never leaves us, the light will lighten your grief.”
Caputo, who is known for her big hair, bold glam and more-is-more bling, said she loves the jewelry is made to be mixed, matched and stacked — her own go-to approach to accessorizing. “It adds a different touch to whatever you are wearing and pulls everything together.”
That’s also why she layers the Swarovski pendant with the Butterfly pendant where they flutter around a North Star. [Butterflies] symbolize that a soul is set free, and the star will guide us through the process, giving us balance and stability…and hopefully, guide [us] to find peace.”
For those who may need a little more guidance to see the light, so to speak, consider one of the other pieces, which spells it out in writing — like one of the bangles that are inscribed with one of Caputo’s favorite sayings which include: “A soul bond can never be broken,” the message, “love, honor & respect yourself,” and another, which reminds its wearer to: “release fear, embrace faith.”
As Caputo explained: “When you look down and touch the bracelet, it reminds you that even though your loved one’s physically not here, that connection, that cosmic, that energy, that soul is still with you, just in a different way. I want people to be able to be open to connecting and feeling their own loved one’s souls around them. And that’s why I do the work that I do. It’s never about believing in what I do — I want people to believe in themselves.”
Other talismans are adorned with an evil eye, which while traditionally believed to ward off evil spirits, Caputo calls it a “protective eye” that she said is “watching over you.” She added: “[It’s] like your spiritual armor. That the divine, the souls that have departed and the universe — they have your back. Knowing that, you can move forward, no matter what it is you’re going through.”
on the newest member of the @fentyhair fam,” followed by several sweat droplet emojis.
