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This weekend, summer finally arrived after months of living in jeans and boots and many, many layers. If you’re suddenly looking for summer outfit inspiration, look no further than Sienna Miller, who this weekend was photographed in New York in the perfect fuss-free summer look. The Queen of boho might no longer wear the belts and maxi dresses from her Primrose Hill days, however, her 2021 styling still had a touch of the original Sienna Miller that we all fell in love with back in the noughties. Miller wore a pair of ripped denim shorts with the pockets poking out underneath the hems, a white blouse with billowing sleeves, white sunglasses and a khaki jacket. This look has a Glastonbury feel, as these are all summer staples you’ll see at any British festival, whatever the...

Daisy Lowe makes up a particular part of the British fashion crowd. Mates with Alexa Chung and Nick Grimshaw as well as everyone else belonging to that pack, she’s always spotted on the front rows of the coolest runway shows such as that of her pal, designer Ashley Williams. The model has been working since she was 2 (yes, really!) and has racked up quite the CV, which includes being selected to model for Chanel by Karl Lagerfeld and securing major gigs for Marc Jacobs and Topshop. She also models for Burberry, Dr. Martens and Converse. There are few major brands she hasn’t worked with in some capacity, quite frankly.  It’s, then, quite easy to make the assumption that she knows her fashion and has amassed quite the collection in her wardrobe. Often sp...

Ashley Olsen is here to announce to the country (well, to NYC at least) that it’s officially time to switch over to foot-exposing summer shoes. For an Olsen, you may assume that means fisherman sandals or some other sturdy option, but no, she’s opting for the polar opposite of those chunky boots that were everywhere this year and wearing flat flip-flops. While her shoes may look quite beachy at first glance, they’re The Row (of course), so no cheap rubber flip-flops here. Hers are as elegant as flip-flops get, with leather construction, an ankle strap, and square toes. She paired them with oversize suiting, resulting in an outfit of contrast: fancy beach party on the feet, business on the top. If you’re going to wear flip-flops in NYC, this is ho...

The Row is known for its elegant, but quiet, take on luxury and its ability to make even the simplest items hugely desirable. If I had to describe the vibe in two words, they would be rich and unbothered. The intention of these clothes is to not initially attract too much attention but give an air of impeccable and superior taste—exactly how the founders, Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, look having a coffee on a New York corner in a £2000 coat. They manage to make simple, unassuming items a thing of beauty thanks to a focus on design and quality, and this year, they have given slouchy, tailored trousers a “The Row-over.” In the S/S 21 collection, they included light-beige trousers that have sharp pleats at the front, wide legs and a high waistband. They are the kind ...

After a dearth of red carpet events over the past year, the BRIT Awards 2021 is here to change that for us. While it’s still a socially-distanced event with plenty of COVID measures in place, this definitely feels like a return to real red carpet events. So, the big question is who is there? Hosted by Jack Whitehall for the fourth time running, the likes of Dua Lipa, Coldplay and the Weeknd are set to perform. But while the music is what we’ll be watching the show for, before that happens we want to know what everyone is wearing on the red carpet.  Dua Lipa was one of the first to show up wearing custom-made Vivienne Westwood, followed closely by Olivia Rodriogo in Dior. British talent such as Maya Jama, Mabel, Celeste and Arlo Parks also turned up to the red carpet. You c...

After the last few months, it’s hard to remember the time when celebrities huddled together on the FROW, embraced one another on the red carpet, or popped to Balthazar for lunch. And my how we took these sighting for granted. Now that mask-wearing is mandatory, outfits are incognito, and big events remain on hold, only photographers blessed with 20/20 vision seem to have a chance at capturing the stars (and their attire) as they go about their day. But there is one A-lister who has remained sartorially consistent, and whose looks have filled the celebrity street style hole in our lives: Hailey Bieber.  Unlike other famous faces who have leaned into the casual dressing vibe, Hailey’s looks have been just as chic as they were pre-lockdown, if not, even more so. The mode...

I have a confession to make: I’m borderline obsessed with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. It’s not to the point where I know their birthday or Starbucks order by heart—more like a healthy, top-line sort of obsession. Being similar ages to the twins, I, quite literally, grew up with them on my television screen, and without an older sister of my own to look up to, I found myself taking cues from the duo. They were cool, funny, intelligent, and stylish, and unlike a real-life sibling scenario, they didn’t get mad when I shamelessly copied them. As a tween, I remember trying to re-create the looks from their latest films in Tammy Girl. Thankfully, I no longer have a penchant for adhesive glitter or high-low dresses with sheer layers—nor, of course, do Mary-Kate and Ashley. ...

We have to talk about It’s a Sin because it’s been such an enormous hit—congratulations! How did you prepare for the role of Jill? I did quite a lot of technical research. I tried not to be too well-informed on the time because Jill learns throughout the years, but through reading the scripts, my eyes were so opened to what happened and what people went through, so I had to dig into it. I read some amazing books—Ghosts of St. Vincent’s by Tom Eubanks and Viral by Ann Bausum. I watched all of the AIDS dramas and films probably ever made—things like The Normal Heart, The Inheritance, Pose—a lot from the American perspective. There’s also an amazing website—HIV.gov—which has a timeline of all the things that happened through the years. But I gained a huge amount of inspiration from Jill [Nald...

This week, many of us will be thinking about our “re-entry” outfits, as restaurants and shops open for the first time in the UK since December. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley was photographed in New York yesterday wearing the perfect outfit that was both polished and casual. She wore a pair of split-hem leggings by The Row, which she dressed up with a pair of strappy black heeled sandals by Bottega Veneta. This outfit is a perfect mixture of smarter items like heels and a structured, oversize trench coat by Bottega Veneta with casual staples like a T-shirt and black leggings. As one of Bottega Veneta’s most loyal fans, she showed her dedication by carrying not one but two handbags. She had the iconic Pouch bag tucked under her arm while she carried one of the huge Sh...

There is no denying that awards season has looked very different over the last year. Celebrities à la Tracee Ellis Ross have posed alongside makeshift red carpets in their gardens, while Grammy winners such a Beyoncé and Taylor Swift have attended events wearing face masks to match their elaborate outfits. We’re all adjusting to this new normal, but celebrities are proving that while they may be taking part in virtual ceremonies and adhering to social distancing protocols, that doesn’t mean red carpet fashion has to be any less show-stopping.  And today, the 2021 BAFTA awards further solidified this notion. Graced by a star-studded slew of celebrities who attended either virtually and in person at Royal Albert Hall, the BAFTAs provid...

In the old days, you had to wait for a movie trailer release to get hints about a highly anticipated film. Now, however, we have paparazzi images giving us sneak peeks in real time—which is particularly helpful if the movie features two of your favourite actors and one of the most popular fashion brands of all time.  Lady Gaga and Adam Driver are currently filming House of Gucci—based on the book of the same name—in Italy, and the latest scene happens to be a wedding. Driver plays Maurizio Gucci, who ran the company in the ’80s and ’90s, while Gaga plays his wife, Patrizia Reggiani. Their real-life wedding took place in 1973. Scroll down to see Gaga’s wedding dress in the film and other sneak peeks. You Deserve to Make Mon...