Jessica Alba unveils a fresh-faced, “perfect storm” of a look—a sartorial moment (and a new kind of stardom) that redefined the ‘good girl’ aesthetic for a new generation on the cover of Rolling Stone.
Sophie Turner debuts a serpent-like style in New York, proving that the snake print dress is about to be everywhere—a bold fashion choice that redefines her street style.
Tulisa debuts a new kind of street style, fusing her iconic urban aesthetic with a relaxed, ribbed perfection—a look that (much like her career) strikes the perfect balance between high-end comfort and effortless cool.
Lindsay Lohan debuts her evolved airport style, fusing polished tailoring with relaxed denim (a move we’re seeing everywhere) for an effortless, on-the-go elegance at JFK.
Scout Willis attends a night out, serving up a dose of her signature boho-grunge glamour—a style that (much like her dating life) embraces a kind of romantic, free-spirited chaos.
Kate Mara unveils the ultimate coffee run uniform, fusing casual comfort with an unexpectedly chic twist (and a nod to the athleisure trend) in a look that feels both effortless and intentional.
Zooey Deschanel unveils her evolved aesthetic, taking her signature “twee” fashion (a style she practically invented) for a morning walk in an unexpected, playful mix of prints and proportions.
Attending a quiet dinner in Beverly Hills, Hunter Schafer (and her lookalike model friend Alex Consani) redefined the casual-chic uniform with a subtle, yet stylish, synchronicity.
Unveiling a fresh chapter—and a fresh face—Paris Jackson steps out, embracing a new kind of rock-and-roll romance in a look that feels both effortless and intentional.
Brittany Furlan’s latest street-style look, captured in West Hollywood, is a masterclass in relaxed, bohemian-luxe dressing that’s both chic and easygoing.
