Blake Lively has come a long way since her Gossip Girl days. Nearly 13 years since wrapping the show, the actress is now a Hollywood powerhouse, and she's even set to star in and produce the upcoming rom-com The Survival List. But Lively's business ventures do not stop at the big screen - she also has two beverage lines: Betty Buzz and Betty Booze. In a Sept. 30 Instagram post, Lively celebrated the launch of her canned cocktail brand's new iced tea flavors.
The Khy founder showed that her PFW beauty and figure-hugging undergarments aren't playing second fiddle (and, arguably, can make the lewk come to life) as she dropped some lingerie photos on Instagram. Documenting her first day in Paris, she got ready for her first star-studded fashion showcase with the help of her glam squad - and the process was too good not to share on the grid.
Are you focusing on growing out your hair and improving your scalp's health? "I prefer using natural and organic ingredients that will help cleanse the scalp and stimulate the hair follicles," says celebrity hairstylist and Pura D'Or partner Clyde Haygood. If you've recently color-treated your hair and are noticing dryness, that's a great time to try a hydrating or reparative hair mask, says Lunabelle Walker, hair colorist and stylist for OVERTONE.
"The colder months are when pedicure care really matters," explains Juanita Huber-Millet, the founder and creative director of Townhouse nail salons. That's because the dry weather can lead to heel cracking and skin breakage. Plus, trapping your toes in boots for months on end can wreak havoc on your nails and cuticles if they're left untreated. And while you're dealing with the practical stuff (whether at home or in the salon), why not make it pretty, too?
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The streetwear brand is not just selling clothes. It is shaping an entire lifestyle. Streetwear is about more than looking cool. It is about identity, culture, and confidence. When you see someone in a Corteiz Hoodie or Corteiz Cargos, you instantly know they value style mixed with comfort. That is why the brand has become such a strong choice in the UK scene.
British designer (and OBE) Paul Smith and classic Americana jean makers Lee have teamed up for a trans-Atlantic denim collection; the capsule, which was teased at this year's Pitti Uomo and launched a few months back, combines the former's signature playful sartorialism with staple styles from the latter's heritage designs for a 14-piece limited capsule of Lee x Paul Smith jeans, denim jackets and Western shirts full of primo selvedge pieces and frisky printed florals.
As part of her announcement last week, Kai attached 10 photos of her posing in different variations of the sweater throughout the grounds of the White House. In two of the photos, she can be seen holding a golf club, in a subtle nod to her other primary focus in life. With the photo shoot, however, she has been able to combine her passion for golf with her role as an influencer.
Emi Jay has quickly grown from a niche brand into one of the most talked-about names in the beauty and lifestyle space. Known for claw clips and hair accessories that have become staples among fashion-forward consumers, the company continues to expand its product range with beauty essentials designed to feel luxurious while staying practical. The latest addition, Toasted Sugar Hair + Body Mist, is already generating buzz for its blend of fragrance, functionality, and seasonal appeal.
While I have swooned over men who wear crumpled white dress shirts, waxed poetic about the attractiveness of l eather baggage and implored you to reach for the shacket this fall, I know that taste is subjective. Which is why last year, Take It From a Woman launched a quarterly series in which yours truly asks extremely cool women to share the fashions, trends and accessories they want to see men wear that season.
Few brands can thread together the past and present of global style with the same authenticity as Polo Ralph Lauren. With its latest release, the house turns to Tokyo for its ongoing "Polo Originals & Friends" campaign, bringing forward a vision rooted in craftsmanship, individuality, and cultural connection. The city is not only a backdrop but also a living character, symbolizing how Polo's global heritage continues to evolve while honoring its origins.
Stepping through the doors of the Fashion and Textile Museum at the moment feels like stepping through the back of a wardrobe into a land where the air smells faintly of lavender sachets and starched lace, and everyone looks ready to promenade along a gravel path. Here, corsets whisper secrets, petticoats swish in approval, and gentlemen's coats stand at attention, ready for their next close-up.
On Sept. 30, Zendaya stepped out to attend Louis Vuitton's Spring 2026 show during Paris Fashion Week, as a loyal ambassador to the brand. As always, she dressed for the occasion, with help from her beloved stylist Law Roach, choosing an ensemble that perfectly meshed edginess and spice. Before the show at Paris' famed Louvre, Zendaya walked the red (well, white) carpet in a look that was worthy of being displayed at the museum. She donned a silver coat dress from Louis Vuitton's Resort 2026 collection, featuring an ultra-short hem.
In 2025, the luxury watch industry is seeing a transformational change over a new generation time that combines elegance and accuracy. These watches redefined again what luxury means, offering amazing craftsmanship and premium design at prices within the access of an easily within the budget for most people. In the last one year, this growing brand has quickly established itself as one of the highest-class watch vendors in the United States.
Stella McCartney is trying to save the world, one feather at a time. Or rather one fevver, a new plant-based product that has the look of a feather without the bird, which made its first ever appearance at the designer's spring/summer show in Paris. It's weird to me that feathers being plucked from a bird are seen as delicate in fashion, said McCartney backstage at the Centre Pompidou in Paris. I'm trying to show that you can still have the theatre of fashion without the animal compromise.
The move comes through a partnership with retail property group Societe des Grands Magasins (SGM), which owns BHV Marais and several Galeries Lafayette stores. "This alliance is more than just a launch -- it's a commitment to revitalise city centres across France, restore department stores and create opportunities for French fashion," Shein said. It pledged to create 200 direct and indirect jobs in France.
A series of translucent Murano blown- glass stools color the runway set of the Bottega Veneta Summer 2026 show in Milan, with their surfaces and bodies resembling water and sea waves. Crafted by design brand 6:AM, the seats are made in a bespoke palette of ten colors, setting the scenography of the presentation and standing out against the white backdrop of the show.
Few things gladden my heart like the sight of young women arriving at a festival in Velcro rollers and not only because I am unshakeably convinced that everyone looks great in them. Velcros are portable, very easy, require no electricity, cause little to no harm and are inextricably linked, for me, with the sense of imminent good times. They lift roots, create volume and give a smoother, more sophisticated look than heatless curls created by those satin-covered bendy rollers so loved on TikTok.
Jacques Marie Mage has once again demonstrated its mastery of blending art, culture, and luxury eyewear with the release of the Kurokawa, a shield-style aviator that pays homage to the groundbreaking Japanese architect Kisho Kurokawa. Known for his role in the Metabolist movement of the 1960s, Kurokawa's designs celebrated adaptability, modernism, and cultural identity. These same themes are evident in Jacques Marie Mage's latest addition to its Kyosho collection, a series dedicated to celebrating icons of Japanese art and culture.
The campaign tagline is "West x Northwest," and its exactly that. It's denim meets waxed cotton and blanket linings, clothing you'd imagine seeing in The Hateful Eight or in pictures of the bounty hunters that went to grab outlaws like Boone Helm that ran for Canada, not Mexico. It's workwear, yeah, but around here waxed jackets and denim are regarded as highly as the high-fashion stuff.
BEAMS and Vans have built a reputation for collaborations that seamlessly blend heritage with fresh design concepts. Their latest Fall/Winter 2025 release continues this tradition, presenting two new iterations of Vans ' most iconic silhouettes - the Old Skool and Authentic. Known for their cultural relevance and timeless design, these sneakers are reimagined through the lens of sportswear, specifically with inspiration drawn from jersey materials. The result is a collaboration that feels modern yet deeply connected to Vans' classic DNA.
It's pretty incredible, I've been slightly not wanting to think about it because obviously it's a big deal [and] I've never walked a catwalk before. [But] it's an honor to be asked, and it's really important what it stands for and the fact that L'Oréal is an inclusive brand that really embraces such a diverse community.
Some collabs feels like little more than a co-branded, quick-hit attempt at some cheap publicity. Not Filson x Wrangler. The just-launched partnership between the two heritage brands - both champions of American craft, utility apparel and unmatched Western vibes, there are over 200 years of history between the duo - is about as synergistic as it gets, with a new, limited-edition capsule of rugged outerwear and denim silhouettes that bear out a shared commitment to durable workwear and a spirit of true frontier grit.
Birgitte Raben worked as a buyer for legendary New York/Copenhagen store Flying A - purveyors of cutting-edge designer and vintage clothes - before she considered starting her own label. "It was so fun, much more creative than nowadays," she explains, eyebrows raised, over kombucha served in a huge wine glass outside a chic Copenhagen restaurant. "I feel like I grew up in the industry at its very best."
Our culture embodies mutually exclusive beliefs in tribalism and individual exceptionalism. Tribalism used to depend on family; over the past millennium, it increasingly has come to depend on wealth and status, with new elite groupings developing every day-now they're called "lifestyles." The economic stratification of America isn't dissimilar to the caste system of India, the main distinction being that Americans believe they have the opportunity to gain more and more status if they put their shoulders to the grindstones and employ good ol' fashioned industriousness.
For the Autumn edition of City AM The Magazine, Dr Eliza Filby surveys the footwear landscape Back in the 1990s, the image of a corporate woman rushing to the office with trainers hastily slipped over tights - formal footwear stashed in a bag or left under a desk - was ubiquitous from Canary Wharf to Kuala Lumpur. But like cash payments and regular trips to the cinema, the pandemic put paid to that.
For the corresponding photoshoot, Johnson sported head-to-toe Gucci for four separate covers. (The designer label is one of her favorites, so it's no surprise that it was it was the brand of choice for the shoot.) In one cover, the actress posed while laying on a messily-made bed with silk green sheets. She wore a backless, halter-style minidress in pink satin. Delicate lace detailing wrapped around her waist, and semi-sheer panels covered her chest.
When your mother is a style icon, whose looks have been inducted into fashion's Hall of Fame, you, too, would naturally want to wander into her closet and borrow a look or two. That's exactly the case with Gwyneth Paltrow and her daughter, Apple Martin. In 2024, for instance, Martin borrowed the sheer Alexander McQueen gown that the Iron Man star wore to the 2002 Oscars, aka her most controversial red-carpet look.
This "workboot" iteration doubles down on that ethos, reimagining the sneaker with a silhouette that feels built for both city streets and tougher terrain. The most eye-catching update is its oversized midsole with deep traction lugs, designed to provide both a commanding visual presence and practical grip. The block-like sole design, which has become synonymous with the Brooklyn series, gives the sneaker a substantial, almost industrial look that sets it apart from other Jordan 1 reworks.
In a move that perfectly blends fashion, function, and cultural relevance, Uber Eats Japan has partnered with Hiroshi Fujiwara's Fragment and motorcycle safety leader Komine to unveil an exclusive rider jacket. This project is a unique expression of respect for delivery partners while simultaneously celebrating design and technical innovation. It is not simply outerwear - it's a thoughtful fusion of safety equipment and street-ready style, shaped by three forces that understand their audiences deeply.
As you may have figured out by now, Sutton Stracke is quite the jetsetter. While her home base is in Los Angeles, she also spends time in Augusta, Georgia, where she has a stunning house, as well as various cities around the country. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member was recently in South Carolina visiting friends and her son, Philip, (and running into some of her pals from Southern Charm), but she also jets over to New York City from time to time.
Seiko has long been recognized as a watchmaker that strikes the perfect balance between timeless craftsmanship and forward-thinking innovation. In its latest move, the Japanese giant has joined forces with Bamford, the British customization studio renowned for reshaping iconic timepieces into bold statements. Together, they have introduced the Seiko 5 Sports SRPL95, a limited-edition watch that fuses heritage and modern creativity through a concept Bamford fittingly calls "Retro Future."
BAPE has unveiled an exclusive pop-up store at the Wynn Palace Macau, aligning with the Wynn Signature - 2025 Hypercar Exhibition. Running from September 29 through November 16, the space is fully wrapped in the brand's iconic ABC CAMO green, offering a distinctively BAPE environment for shoppers and fans. Beyond its visual appeal, the store serves as the exclusive launchpad for two highly anticipated collaborations: BAPE x Pagani and BAPE x Liberty Walk.
