Emily Ratajkowski redefines the little black dress for a new era, serving up a look so daring it could only be from Calvin Klein—proving once again that a little subversion is key to lasting celebrity fashion.
Lily Collins shimmered through the streets of New York in a fringe-trimmed silver set—equal parts retro disco and modern minimalism—at Calvin Klein’s Fall 2025 debut.
Emily Ratajkowski dialed up the after-dark drama in a plunging noir slip—equal parts minimalist and magnetic—at W Magazine’s NYFW fête, where cocktail chatter met high fashion flash.
Chase Sui Wonders brought a moody twist to party dressing—her floral noir mini was equal parts indie darling and downtown provocateur, lit by violet haze and flashbulbs.
Brooks Nader dialed up the off-duty allure—think newsstand nostalgia meets downtown polish—at Glance’s Fashion Week Pop-Up, proving that minimalism still has bite.
At the ‘Nouvelle Vague’ photocall, Zoey Deutch delivered a masterclass in architectural elegance—voluminous sleeves, satin trousers, and a dash of Old Hollywood aloofness.
In a shoot that blurred the line between femme fatale and sci-fi siren, Gillian Anderson leaned into latex and dusk-lit drama for FHM’s April 1996 issue.
Jessica Alba’s latest outing proves that quiet luxury isn’t just a red carpet affair—it’s alive and well in the garden paths of Beverly Hills.
Lily Chee brought effortless duality to Miu Miu’s NYFW party—her sleek monochrome look and warm-toned backdrop made fashion feel intimate, not performative.
Maggie Rogers brought pinstripe precision to the streets of New York—her tailored suit and wide-leg swagger turned the Ralph Lauren show into a power-play in motion.
