Rita Ora redefined after-party power dressing in a tailored white suit—think Studio 54 meets rooftop minimalism (with cleavage as punctuation).
Rita Ora Commands Emmy After Party With White-Hot Precision
Gigi Hadid Champions SoHo Street Style
Gigi Hadid transforms New York’s cobblestone streets, fusing a rugged denim aesthetic with avant-garde tailoring for an unapologetically modern look.
Emilia Jones Champions Heroine Cover With Crimson Control
Emilia Jones delivers a masterclass in minimalist tension—red meets purple, structure meets softness, and Heroine’s October issue gets its cinematic moment.
Hannah Einbinder Commands the Afterparty
Hannah Einbinder is an understated fashion force, and her post-Emmy afterparty style proves it.
Gwendoline Christie Redefines Suit-Wear at Emmys Party
Gwendoline Christie channels a new kind of power dressing—one that’s both soft and sharp—for the Apple TV+ Emmys party, trading a gown for a pastel suit that breaks all the rules.
Demi Lovato Ignites a Post-Apocalyptic Glamour for PAPER Magazine
Demi Lovato has long mastered the art of transformation, but in their latest PAPER Magazine feature, they champion a new aesthetic—one of striking, rock-infused glamour set against a backdrop of urban decay.
Demi Lovato Champions Urban Surrealism in Pink Spotlight
Demi Lovato steps into a cinematic tableau—her vivid pink dress and commanding stance anchor a street scene that blurs fashion, theater, and social commentary.
Kylie Jenner Unveils Khy x HYDRA With Feline Finesse
Kylie Jenner introduces her latest collection, Khy x HYDRA, with a campaign that is as sleek and commanding as the designs themselves—and features an unexpected (but scene-stealing) feline co-star.
Jeri Ryan Embodies Casual Chic at 2002 AIDS Walk Los Angeles
With a rainbow-emblazoned tank and sun-kissed smile, Jeri Ryan radiates joy at the October 2002 AIDS Walk Los Angeles — proving pride and purpose can coexist in casual cool.
Jeri Ryan Champions Y2K Nostalgia at Scooby-Doo Premiere with Stripes & Suede
At the 2002 Scooby-Doo premiere, Jeri Ryan turned Hollywood Boulevard into a runway of early-aughts eclecticism—flared stripes, slouchy suede, and a crop top that dared to be playful. (Because who says red carpets can’t have a sense of humor?)
