Katy Perry’s latest performance—a fearless fusion of futuristic cyber-armor and high-octane glamour—redefined the very concept of performance wear (and the meaning of a quick change) at her Madison Square Garden show.
Never one to be confined to a single lane, Veronika Miller seamlessly transitions from fierce competitor to off-duty icon, crafting a narrative where performance and effortless glamour (and a great gold watch) are the ultimate accessories.
Rihanna. The name itself is a style statement, isn’t it? She’s not just an artist; she’s a walking, breathing monument to fashion’s most rebellious and unapologetic moments.
Emily Ratajkowski debuts Tory Burch’s Fall 2025 eyewear, embracing sophisticated—and wholly wearable—rebellion.
The streets of Los Angeles, darling… they are a peculiar kind of runway, aren’t they? Not the grand, theatrical spectacle of a Parisian show, but a more intimate, sun-drenched affair. And when a young starlet steps out, there’s an unspoken pressure to look both utterly relaxed and impossibly stylish. Very few get it right. But then, there’s Olivia Rodrigo.
Reina Hardesty debuts a fearless, gothic-inflected glam for Timid Magazine—a stylistic pivot that is both audacious and utterly compelling.
Sabrina Carpenter unveils a softer, whimsical side for her HITS Magazine cover, trading pop-star glam for a cottagecore (and canine-assisted) fantasy.
Simone Ashley unveils a street-style look that’s part urban jungle, part ’90s romance—and utterly perfect for a summer day in the city.
Trading the crimson drama of the London Palladium for a sun-drenched stroll, Rachel Zegler debuts an off-duty look (a sartorial whiplash from her stage persona) with an unexpectedly chic spin.
Leaning into a whimsical, almost rococo dreamscape, Millie Bobby Brown unveils her latest collaboration with Crocs—and it’s a fantastical departure from their usual casual comfort.
