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Anne Hathaway’s Devil Wears Prada 2 wardrobe just copied Kate Middleton

Anne Hathaway’s Devil Wears Prada 2 wardrobe just copied Kate Middleton

Published by Daniella Wilson

Anne Hathaway is currently busy promoting the trendiest film of the year – The Devil Wears Prada 2. We’ve spied the stunning Hollywood star globetrotting over the past few weeks. On 16 April, the brunette beauty was spotted in New York City, looking resplendent in a sheer black dress layered beneath a sleeveless, midi-length tailored coat. Dangling elegantly from her wrist was a beautiful handbag by DeMellier. In keeping with her location, the 43-year-old chose to sport the aptly named ‘New York Shoulder Bag’, which is rectangular in shape, has gold hardware, and a long strap. The perfect top-handled number is timeless in design and can be used for a plethora of occasions. © GC ImagesAnne carried a lovely handbag by DeMellier last week Another big fan of this brand is the Princess of Wales, who has a fleet of DeMellier bags, including the ‘Hudson’ and the ‘Nano Montreal’. Perhaps Anne is taking tips from the mother of Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis? © Samir Hussein/WireImagePrincess Kate has the DeMellier ‘Nano Montreal’ bag in two colours …

Sarah Pidgeon Says Carolyn Wardrobe Gave Her Psoriasis

Sarah Pidgeon Says Carolyn Wardrobe Gave Her Psoriasis

Published by Daniella Wilson

Sarah Pidgeon is opening up about how playing Carolyn Bessette Kennedy wasn’t always as glamorous as it looked. During a recent Beauty Secrets video for Vogue, Pidgeon revealed she developed a skin condition while filming the record-breaking Disney+ and Hulu show Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette last summer. Filming in Hyannis, Massachusetts — where the Kennedy Compound is located — Pidgeon said she wore heavy clothing despite it being hot weather. “When we were shooting Love Story, we were out in Hyannis and I was wearing a cashmere turtleneck and jeans,” Pidgeon said. “I got a heat rash because it was like 90 degrees outside, and then that turned into psoriasis all over my body.” She then showed a patch on her arm. “I get it on my chest, get it on my tummy. It’s really everywhere,” Pidgeon said. “It comes in waves, it’ll go away, and you can always cover it up.” According to the Mayo Clinic, Psoriasis is a long-term disease that causes itchy, scaly patches on the skin. It …

The Real-Life Wardrobe of Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE, Whose Style Icons Are Jadakiss and MF Doom

The Real-Life Wardrobe of Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE, Whose Style Icons Are Jadakiss and MF Doom

Published by Jenni Sidey

Where are you guys shopping before tour? MIKE: I’ve got spots. Lowkey, every time I go to LA, I hit Dover Street [Market]. Earl Sweatshirt: I feel like people don’t know about the Nepenthes store in LA. I was talking to a homie that worked there last time. They have all of that shit. All the Needles, all the Engineered Garments. MIKE: Nepenthes is tough. I love it. Earl Sweatshirt: But it’s off the [beaten path]. You’re not going to stumble across it. MIKE: There’s this spot 18 East [in New York] that has hella good blanks. Maybe hit up Margiela for just the one-off. Earl Sweatshirt: I hit Dover. I check downstairs at the H.Lorenzo in LA. They always got the Japanese pants. I’m at Stone Island. I’m at Margiela. I’m at RRL. Are there any newer brands you guys are fucking with? Earl Sweatshirt: I’m fucking with Dertbag. That’s my dog forever, Phil [Post]. He’s just a guy. Just an actual real legend. I like what my dog’s doing at Saint Mxxxxxx. Cali …

Kelly Ripa exposes Ryan Seacrest’s ‘constant’ wardrobe malfunctions live on-air

Kelly Ripa exposes Ryan Seacrest’s ‘constant’ wardrobe malfunctions live on-air

Published by Daniella Wilson

During a recent instalment of their hit show, Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos playfully poked fun at former LIVE! host Ryan Seacrest’s tendency for wardrobe malfunctions. The topic arose as the pair debated whether individuals should wear underwear “all the time” during a special segment on the show. “You should make sure you have a cotton crotch,” Mark told his wife during the episode. “I heard that [the] previous guy here, Ryan Seacrest, would split his pants here a lot!” Kelly recalled how the mishap would occur “constantly” when she starred alongside Ryan on LIVE!. “He’d split his pants constantly,” she shared. “Do you remember when Ryan would split his pants just doing random [things]?” Kelly asked executive producer Michael Gelman. © Daytime Emmy Awards 2021Ryan Seacrest and Kelly Ripa previously hosted LIVE! together “Yeah, there were wardrobe malfunctions!” replied Michael. “He liked a tighter fit, but then he’d do athletic things.” “Athletic things? He bent over once! He picked up a tissue and he split his pants!” recalled Kelly. Mark – who shares kids …

Five ways to refresh your spring wardrobe now

Five ways to refresh your spring wardrobe now

Published by Daniella Wilson

Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Now that the weather has finally started co-operating, it’s time to refresh your wardrobe. The air feels warmer, the days are longer: spring is here, and optimism is the sartorial port of call. But because nobody has the time or energy (or budget!) to reinvent themselves entirely (gone are the days of spending Saturday afternoons trawling the high street), it’s about quick and easy updates that can transform your aesthetic with just a few simple, affordable additions that will leave you feeling very new season, as well as looking bang on trend. So what is setting the sartorial pace this spring? Nineties nostalgia still seems to have us all in a trance (thank you, Love Story), while the Parisian cool girl aesthetic is flooding …

Build a timeless spring wardrobe with Boden’s latest British classics

Build a timeless spring wardrobe with Boden’s latest British classics

Published by Daniella Wilson

Getting dressed at this time of year often comes down to instinct. One minute it’s sunny enough for bare arms, the next you’re reaching for a knit you swore was ready for packing away. With the British weather eternally unpredictable, a well-balanced wardrobe feels less of a luxury and more of a necessity. So, looking for adaptable pieces that can be layered and worn alone is essential. Boden’s latest collection addresses the need for adaptability with ease. Built around the idea of British classics reworked for modern life, the brand’s spring drop comprises easy dresses, polished tailoring and versatile separates that feel considered without being complicated. This is the formula Boden has long been known for – even down to its children’s clothing. Longevity is paramount, and you’ll see this translated across both the quality and construction of the fabrics, and in how each piece fits into your wider wardrobe. One item won’t demand a full outfit overhaul. On the contrary, every garment is designed to work alongside what you already own – and create …

In Queen Elizabeth II’s Meticulous Wardrobe, Even The Pockets Had a “Hierarchy”

In Queen Elizabeth II’s Meticulous Wardrobe, Even The Pockets Had a “Hierarchy”

Published by Sam Flores

Queen Elizabeth II famously left nothing to chance. Her meticulous attention to every detail remains customary in the British royal family, but it reached its zenith with her care with her wardrobe. Indeed, one cannot count the tricks and stratagems implemented by the royal to ensure a public presence and image that was always distinctive, fitting, and never out of place. Weights were inserted in her skirts to prevent them from fluttering; her shoes, always the same model, were broken in with a shoehorn by her trusted Angela Kelly; her trademark black Launer handbag was used to send incognito messages to her staff by simply moving it from one hand to the other. Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images Now, ahead of the April 10 opening of Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style at the King’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace, the largest-ever exhibition dedicated to the late royal’s fashion, another curious habit has emerged. Pockets are a negligible detail for many, but certainly not for the beloved queen. Especially during institutional engagements, she did not want …

Prince William leaves royal fans swooning over camouflage army uniform wardrobe change: ‘Hello hotness!’

Prince William leaves royal fans swooning over camouflage army uniform wardrobe change: ‘Hello hotness!’

Published by Daniella Wilson

The Prince of Wales ditched his typical suit for a camouflage army uniform as he visited an army barracks on Thursday – and royal fans were very impressed.  William, 43, visited troops from the Mercian Regiment at their barracks in Bulford, Wiltshire, in his role as their Colonel-in-Chief, also donning the regimental beret.  Afterwards, William unexpectedly found himself becoming a viral sensation, with photos of himself in army uniform racking up thousands of likes on social media.  “Dayum!!!!! You’re welcome everyone,” one person commented, sharing a video of the Prince’s visit on X. Another gushed: “See that jaw?” and a third noted: “Prince William is so tall!” See below for all the best photos from the visit… © Getty Images The prince met soldiers from the 1st Battalion who returned last December from a six-month deployment to Estonia as part of the UK’s contribution to Nato forces.  In the officer’s mess at Picton Barracks, the future king chatted to officers and their families and shared a joke with many of them. © Andrew Parsons / …

When a ​football manager’s ​wardrobe ​says ​more ​than ​his​ tactics | Fashion

When a ​football manager’s ​wardrobe ​says ​more ​than ​his​ tactics | Fashion

Published by Sam Flores

Last Tuesday, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola lost to Real Madrid in a £270 shirt. The grungy flannel number from the cult Swedish menswear brand Our Legacy was so noteworthy it consumed more post-match oxygen than the news that Manchester City had been dumped out of the Champions League before the quarter-finals. Never mind that Guardiola is beginning to look bereft of ideas for the first time in his career. All anyone cared about was whether he’d hired a stylist. It’s hard to imagine a footballer’s outfit generating this much attention, but where male managers are concerned, certain rules are still very much in force. This week’s Carabao Cup final against Arsenal at Wembley saw Guardiola wearing a navy turtleneck and brown wool herringbone trousers, an outfit that waged a deliberate campaign of gen X reinvention. Having revolutionised basically every aspect of the English game in his decade at City, it seems his final revolution is changing what it’s possible for a manager to wear on the touchline. Touchline cool … Pep Guardiola celebrates winning …

The Real-Life Wardrobe of Hayato Sumino, Who Thinks Fashion Is More Radical in NYC Than Tokyo

The Real-Life Wardrobe of Hayato Sumino, Who Thinks Fashion Is More Radical in NYC Than Tokyo

Published by Jenni Sidey

You wear a wide range of outfits when you’re playing piano. I’m sure comfort is a priority, but how do you approach fashion and fit? Does your style differ when you perform or practice versus everyday life? Of course, when I wear formal clothes, my feelings change. I feel more formal as well. And that’s how I play in most classical concert venues. But feeling natural is also an important thing to me to play. As you said, being comfortable is very important. For social media or YouTube, I wear very casual clothes, and then I feel more relaxed and chill. I have a different mentality for the music as well. I prefer oversized clothing for comfort. Do you see any parallels in how you approach style and how you approach playing piano? When I choose my clothes, it’s always related to music. The purpose [of my style] is mostly for the music. You just walked in the Hermès men’s show in Tokyo. Tell me about that experience. Well, I’m not a professional model. They …