A stylishly coordinated Shailene Woodley and Ben Foster attend the Venice Film Festival, channeling a laid-back, late-’70s vibe that feels less like a press tour and more like an effortless throwback.
Trading in the catwalk for the courtside, Brooks Nader attends the US Open with a refreshingly playful nod to tenniscore, proving that preppy style (when done right) is always a grand slam.
Trading in the red carpet for a quiet L.A. afternoon, Lulu Wilson unveils a new kind of off-duty cool, proving that effortless style (and a fresh bouquet of sunflowers) can be the ultimate statement.
The Venetian sun, always so flattering, casts a golden light on everything it touches—especially when that “everything” is a gathering of the fashion elite. While others opted for theatrical gowns and intricate silhouettes at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival, Amanda Seyfried offered a quiet, yet undeniably powerful, lesson in nonchalant elegance. This wasn’t a performance; it was an effortless statement, a look that whispered luxury instead of screaming it.
The first time I saw this specific look, I was on a flight to Milan—a brief moment of quiet before the chaos of Fashion Week. It was a fleeting image of Amanda Seyfried, arriving in Venice, that truly crystallized a shift in celebrity fashion I’ve been forecasting for months. Hollywood’s quiet shift towards purposeful minimalism has finally made its most powerful presence felt on one of the industry’s most revered stages.
Paola Turani’s red-and-black halter gown—equal parts femme fatale and architectural precision—brought high-voltage glamour to Venice’s opening night for La Grazia.
Never one to shy away from color, Nina Dobrev’s latest outing with Shaun White is a masterclass in quiet elegance—a lesson in how to command attention without a single sequin.
Lily Chee’s off-the-shoulder white dress—crisp, coastal, and cocktail-ready—brought a whisper of Riviera romance to Montauk’s buzzy end-of-summer soirée.
On a late August night in Montauk, New York, Emma Roberts stepped out for a special musical event, leaving behind the usual trappings of Hollywood fanfare. It was a subtle appearance—The Surf Lodge presenting a performance by electronic music duo ANOTR on August 31, 2025—and the kind of casual yet considered moment that often reveals more than any grand premiere.
Olympic gymnast Olivia Dunne attends the Surf Lodge event, embodying the perfect mix of beachside cool and quiet confidence.
