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Infanta Sofia of Spain borrows from mother Queen Letizia’s wardrobe with off-the-shoulder dress in Mallorca

Infanta Sofia of Spain borrows from mother Queen Letizia’s wardrobe with off-the-shoulder dress in Mallorca

Infanta Sofia of Spain proved she was the queen of royal recycling this weekend as she stepped out in a stunning dress previously worn by both her mother and her older sister.  The Spanish royal, 19, was seen in a gorgeous off-the-shoulder blue and white dress for a family dinner at the Mia Restaurant in Palma on Friday evening.   The gown, a collaboration between designer Stella Jean and Desigual, looked very familiar – as in previous summers it’s been worn by Queen Letizia and Princess Leonor, 20.  Letizia, 53, wore it to the 2023 Balearic Island Reception three years ago at the Marivent Palace, while Leonor wore the piece in August 2025, styling the statement item with gold earrings and navy blue sandals.  © Getty ImagesInfanta Sofia wore a very familiar dress Infanta Sofia put her own twist on the look, adding white flat espadrilles from Calzados Picón, and keeping her long blonde locks straight and flowing as the family continued their holiday in Mallorca.  Queen Letizia, Princess Leonor and King Felipe’s looks revealed …

Queer Eye's Tan France Has Just Launched A Homeware Collection That's As Chic As His Wardrobe

Queer Eye's Tan France Has Just Launched A Homeware Collection That's As Chic As His Wardrobe

Castlery Tan France might be known for his ‘eye’ for fashion on telly, but that doesn’t mean he can’t play ball in other courts. The Queer Eye presenter has just launched a collab with Singapore-based home brand Castlery in an ode to his mixed heritage. Inspired by his British-Pakistani background, the collection takes inspiration from a range of traditions, which results in rich upholstery, warm colours, wood finishes, and a blend of structure and comfort.  Tan France (Photo by Andrew Park/Invision/AP) My favourite pieces include expansive leather sofas and hand blown glass table lamps, which provide the perfect environment to get wrapped up in a good book of a warm evening.  But honestly, I want it all. If you also can’t decide, I’ve rounded up the best of the collection to shop now. Best of the Castlery x Tan France furniture collection Related… Emma Chamberlain’s West Elm Collab Is The Peak ‘Year Of Whimsy’ Home Refresh Nonna’s House: Damson Madder Just Launched Homeware That Will Transport You To Rural Italy 5 Interior Designer-Approved Tricks To Bring …

The Real-Life Wardrobe of Shaboozey, Who Once Wrote a Song About His Favorite NASCAR Jacket

The Real-Life Wardrobe of Shaboozey, Who Once Wrote a Song About His Favorite NASCAR Jacket

Collins Obinna Chibueze, better known as Shaboozey, grew up in NASCAR country. A first-generation immigrant, Shaboozey was born to Nigerian parents and raised in rural Northern Virginia, an upbringing that gave him both his stage name (a mispronunciation of his last name coined by a high school football coach) and an enduring love of all things country. It also inspired him to create “A Bar Song (Tipsy),” the preternaturally catchy neo-honky-tonk anthem that earned him nominations at the CMAs, AMAs, and Grammys, and a prominent spot on Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter. Last week, the 31-year-old multi-hyphenate released his fourth studio LP, The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales, a concept album steeped in the iconography of the American West, and featuring a diverse cast of collaborators including Leon Bridges, Orville Peck, and legendary Hollywood cowboy Sam Elliot. On the eve of his album’s release, I caught up with him at his hotel room in New York to discuss growing up in Virginia, his creative influences, and his appreciation for Dale Earnhardt’s personal style. Jeans by …

The Real-Life Wardrobe of Geese’s Max Bassin, Who Only Wears One Brand of Jeans

The Real-Life Wardrobe of Geese’s Max Bassin, Who Only Wears One Brand of Jeans

I was just talking about them. They’re fantastic, man. They’ve got one of the best drummers working. There’s just a lot of weird variety. There’s this kid that is making, I don’t know, I guess it’s experimental rap, called Liim. He’s really sick. It’s a really good time for music in New York. There’s a lot of really good stuff. Which rock bands do you think have the best style? Geese. Water From Your Eyes; Rachel dresses really well. They throw insane fits. Al and Bailey from Fantasy of a Broken Heart, they throw crazy fits. I really like all of the eclectic dress of The Who. Keith Moon was wearing T-shirts in 1968, playing the drums, which I think is really sick. The Led Zeppelin thing was so wack. As I get older, it’s just like, “Dude, that shit just looks so wild, the headbands and shit.” The Beatles tend to be pretty well-dressed towards their later years, when they were able to drop the act a bit. All their rooftop performance fits were …

Men’s Summer Wardrobe Essentials: The 2026 Edit

Men’s Summer Wardrobe Essentials: The 2026 Edit

Summer dressing has a habit of revealing more than intended. The shirt that felt perfectly fine in April now clings in all the wrong places. The trainers you trusted all winter suddenly look heavy beside bare ankles. The only shorts in rotation appear to have escaped from the gym. The fix is not a full wardrobe purge, but a sharper reset of the pieces you reach for most. From heat-friendly shirts and breathable layers to refined shorts, sandals and sunglasses, MR PORTER’s new-season arrivals bring the strongest warm-weather upgrades into one place. Focus on a few key pieces and you can move between office days, park afternoons and weekends away without feeling as though you’ve packed for three different lives. Shirts & Tees MR P. Striped Linen T-Shirt DRAKE’S Camp-Collar Linen Shirt The quickest way to spot a man who has understood summer dressing is to look from the collarbone down. This is where most wardrobes start to crack: shirts worn to exhaustion, T-shirts too heavy for the heat, cuts that cling rather than skim, …

The Real-Life Wardrobe of Chanel Beads’s Shane Lavers, Whose Everyday Pants Are Vintage G-Star Raw Jeans

The Real-Life Wardrobe of Chanel Beads’s Shane Lavers, Whose Everyday Pants Are Vintage G-Star Raw Jeans

Shane Lavers, known by his stage name Chanel Beads, is a week away from releasing the follow-up to his 2024 debut album, Your Day Will Come. In a bizarre and poignant move, he chose to name it the same thing. Fittingly, over the course of my afternoon in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Lavers, 32, I’ll come to find he loves contradictions and the space in between things. “I had a meandering path,” he says of his upbringing. “I didn’t really have strong ambition or direction. Just this ambient frustration and inability to do anything.” The musician grew up in Minnesota, leaving when he turned 18 in an effort to figure out what he wanted to do with his life and where he wanted to be—to “just take stuff in,” he says. He moved to Montana and then Seattle, where he contemplated moving to LA but ultimately stayed for love. He spent time playing house shows on weekends, experimenting with the boundaries of performance. But when his girlfriend felt moved to move to New York, Lavers decided …

How Much Would You Pay for Timothée Chalamet’s Chrome Hearts NBA Playoffs Wardrobe?

How Much Would You Pay for Timothée Chalamet’s Chrome Hearts NBA Playoffs Wardrobe?

After more than half a century of heartbreak, the New York Knicks are finally NBA champions again. And throughout the entire playoff run, no one rode the emotional rollercoaster harder than Timothée Chalamet. The actor was a constant courtside presence: celebrating wins, screaming at referees, and doing it all in some pretty sick fits. While most fans showed their support with a simple jersey or a cap cap, Chalamet took it up a notch in the cult-favorite Los Angeles label Chrome Hearts. Lots and lots of Chrome Hearts. If you’ve been following his look throughout the postseason, you’ll know that identifying exactly what he was wearing isn’t always easy. Chrome Hearts is famously secretive, with stock varying from store to store and many pieces never appearing online at all. And when you’re one of the most famous guys in Hollywood, the brand is making custom pieces just for you. Still, we’ve done our best to estimate what all that drip would have cost for a normal person shopping for similar pieces on resale site. We …

Inside the Killer Wardrobe of ‘Obsession’ with Costume Designer Blair James

Inside the Killer Wardrobe of ‘Obsession’ with Costume Designer Blair James

What was your biggest challenge? The blood. I had no idea how hard putting blood on clothes would be. I have so much respect for special effects and makeup artists. None of the blood gags in Obsession are special effects—it’s all actually live blood being splattered. When you pour blood on different fabrics, it falls differently, and we were trying to replicate blood falling on a sweater, like, 12 times. I had no idea how much thought goes into it. Obsession was filmed in 20 days with a young feature director. What was the energy actually like on that set? I really got so spoiled. A lot of people say, “Oh, I bet it was so heavy and dark on set.” And I am like, “Actually, it was really light, because Curry and producer Haley [Nicole Johnson] always maintained a very beautiful vibe.” We were all stepping up and picking up different roles. We were there to do it together. And when you watch Obsession, you can feel that everyone was just pouring their hearts …

15 Luxury Brands Making The Finest Men’s Wardrobe Essentials

15 Luxury Brands Making The Finest Men’s Wardrobe Essentials

It’s impossible to build something brilliant without first laying a solid foundation. That’s why a selection of high-quality essentials is such an integral part of any well-dressed man’s clothing collection. Simple pieces like T-shirts, polos, button-downs and knitwear set the framework for a well-crafted minimalist wardrobe, subtly elevating your looks while letting bolder, statement pieces take centre stage. Nailing these essentials means buying right, and buying right means knowing where to spend your money. Many brands make essentials, but not all of them do it with the same refinement, attention to detail and commitment to quality as the ones you’ll find below. These labels strive to take your wardrobe to the next level through the medium of those bread-and-butter pieces – the staple garments you can’t live without, executed with precision using premium materials and craftsmanship. We believe they’re the best luxury essentials brands in the world today. Luca Faloni Best For: Knitwear Luca Faloni Pure Cashmere Zip Up Luca Faloni Pure Cashmere Roll Neck Charcoal Grey Luca Faloni Chunky Knit Cashmere Cardigan A cashmere …