Ryan Destiny Looks Like Money At The Fall 2025 Ralph Lauren Show
Black America Web Featured Video
CLOSE Source: The Hapa Blonde / Getty
Ryan Destiny reminded us of the power of monochromatic fashion at the Fall 2025 Ralph Lauren show on April 17. She was among a star-studded guest list that included Ariana DeBose, Andra Day, Anne Hathaway, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Michelle Williams, and Naomi Watts – all there to witness Ralph Lauren's latest collection.
Draped in a deep green Ralph Lauren ensemble, Ryan served a slay equal parts rich auntie and power player. The actress was giving polished, sophisticated, and sexy – and we are obsessed.
Her outfit featured a sharply tailored leather blazer – cinched perfectly at the waist – and a floor-grazing satin skirt in the same jewel-toned shade. The contrast of textures was everything. From the leather's matte richness to the silk's soft sheen, her monochromatic moment had depth and couture complexity. Talk about timeless fashion!
RELATED: Ryan Destiny Is Everything In This Two Piece Diesel Look
Her fit wasn't just a head-turner – it also complemented her body beautifully. The monochromatic green elongated Ryan's already toned physique, showing off her curves, shape, and bold attitude.
Her hair and makeup kept the same boss energy. She slicked her hair back into a swoop side-parted bun. And her makeup was fresh, glowing, and clean. Ryan's face card was on never decline.
Ryan's ensemble oozed quiet luxury and looked 'it girl' expensive. Everything about her look was sleek, minimal, tailored, and intentional.
We're not surprised by Ryan's flawless appearance at Ralph Lauren. The actress is entering a new styling era with none other than Law Roach. She is Law's newest muse and client.
( Known for his work with Zendaya and Celine Dion, Law transforms fashion girls into icons. Period. )
The two made their official red carpet debut at the Fashion Trust Awards in Los Angeles on Tuesday, April 8. While posing for the cameras, Law told E! News that Ryan is his newest muse, as she stunned in Schiaparelli.
'Tonight is my big debut back into styling, and Ryan's my date and my new muse,' he said. 'I'm really excited, and the Fashion Trust Awards is a good place to debut and let everyone know that I'm back.' Fans know Law declared his retirement from styling in March 2023 via Instagram.
Ryan matched that energy. She said, 'I'm just very, very happy and excited for what we're going to do. I definitely trust him, and I think it's something we're learning together—figuring things out—and it's really fun. He's the best of the best.'
RELATED: My Love For Law Roach Runs Deeper Than Fashion
SEE ALSO
Ryan Destiny Looks Like Money At The Fall 2025 Ralph Lauren Show was originally published on hellobeautiful.com
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
USA Today
35 minutes ago
- USA Today
Mike Love mourns death of cousin Brian Wilson, says he lost 'my partner in music'
Mike Love mourns death of cousin Brian Wilson, says he lost 'my partner in music' Show Caption Hide Caption Brian Wilson, Beach Boys creative genius, dead at age 82 Brian Wilson, the genius behind sunny Beach Boys songs that helped define popular music in the '60s, has died. The music world is mourning Brian Wilson, one of the most influential songwriters of all time. Founding member of the Rolling Stones, Keith Richards, singer-songwriter Mick Fleetwood, the legendary Elton John and more musicians have shared their grief following the death of Wilson, the legendary Beach Boys cofounder who died at 82. Wilson's fellow founding Beach Boys members, including Mike Love, also paid tribute. Al Jardine, best known as the band's rhythm guitarist and occasionally singing lead vocals, calls Wilson "my friend, my classmate, my football teammate, my Beach Boy bandmate and my brother in spirit." "I will always feel blessed that you were in our lives for as long as you were," he wrote in a statement shared with USA TODAY on Wednesday. "I think the most comforting thought right now is that you are reunited with Carl and Dennis, singing those beautiful harmonies again. You were a humble giant who always made me laugh and we will celebrate your music forever." Jardine concluded: "Brian, I'll really miss you…still I have the warmth of the sun within me tonight ☀️ 🎶 ❤️" Fleetwood, the cofounder of Fleetwood Mac, wrote on Instagram that "anyone with a musical bone in their body must be grateful for" Wilson's "genius magical touch." He added he was "greatly saddened of this major worldly loss," and "My thoughts go out to his family and friends." Brian Wilson's daughter Carnie breaks her silence "I have no words to express the sadness I feel right now," wrote Carnie Wilson in a heartfelt tribute on Instagram. "My father @brianwilsonlive was every fiber of my body. He will be remembered by millions and millions until the world ends," Carnie continued. "I am lucky to have been his daughter and had a soul connection with him that will live on always. I've never felt this kind of pain before, but I know he's resting up there in heaven … or maybe playing the piano for Grandma Audree his Mom."Wilson is survived by daughters from his first marriage, Carnie and Wendy, who achieved success as part of Wilson Phillips, and five adopted children from his second marriage to Melinda Ledbetter. Mike Love of the Beach Boys says 'world lost a genius' Mike Love, who's a founding Beach Boys member, shared a tribute Wednesday mourning his cousin Wilson. "Today, the world lost a genius, and I lost a cousin by blood and my partner in music," he wrote. "Brian Wilson wasn't just the heart of The Beach Boys—he was the soul of our sound. From the first time we sang together as kids in my living room, I knew there was something otherworldly in him. His musical gifts were unmatched. The melodies he dreamed up, the emotions he poured into every note—Brian changed the course of music forever." He added, "Our journey together was filled with moments of brilliance, heartbreak, laughter, complexity and most of all, LOVE . Like all families, we had our ups and downs. But through it all, we never stopped loving each other, and I never stopped being in awe of what he could do when he sat at a piano or his spontaneity in the studio." Love wrote about Wilson's unmatched artistry and said it was "one of the greatest blessings of my life to experience that creative space with him." He called him fragile, intense, funny and "he was one of a kind." He added that him and his wife, Jacquelyne, are heartbroken over Wilson's death. "She stood beside me through so many chapters of this story, and we both send our love and prayers to Brian's family, his children, and all who were touched by his life and gifts," he wrote. He concluded his post, "Brian, you once asked, 'Wouldn't it be nice if we were older?' Now you are timeless. May you rest in the peace you so deeply deserve, surrounded by the heavenly music you helped create. May your spirit soar as high as your falsetto, may your wings spread in effortless flight." "Thank you for the harmonies, the memories, and the love. Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, Love leaves a memory no one can steal." Elton John says Brian Wilson was a major influence: 'A true giant' In a June 11 Instagram post of the two, the "Rocket Man" singer remembered Wilson as someone who "was always so kind to me from the day I met him." "He sang 'Someone Saved My Life Tonight' at a tribute concert in 2003, and it was an extraordinary moment for me," he wrote. "I played on his solo records, he sang on my album, The Union, and even performed for my AIDS Foundation." John wrote he grew to love Wilson "as a person, and for me, he was the biggest influence on my songwriting ever." "He was a musical genius and revolutionary," John wrote on Instagram. "He changed the goalposts when it came to writing songs and shaped music forever. A true giant." Bob Dylan remembers his dear friend Brian Wilson "Heard the sad news about Brian today and thought about all the years I've been listening to him and admiring his genius," wrote Bob Dylan on X. "Rest in peace dear Brian." Rolling Stones members Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood remember Brian Wilson Richards took to Instagram to share a page from his 2010 memoir, in which he recalled listening to Wilson's "very well-constructed" songs. He captioned the post, "Rest in Peace!" Fellow Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood remarked that Wilson's death came the same week as the passing of another iconic musician, Sly Stone. "Oh no Brian Wilson and Sly Stone in one week~ my world is in mourning 🙏🙏so sad ❤️❤️xx," Wood wrote on Instagram. Brian Wilson, Beach Boys cofounder and 'God Only Knows' genius, dies at 82 Mike Portnoy, Todd Sucherman mourn Brian Wilson: ' Co-founder of the metal band Dream Theater, Mike Portnoy, wrote in an Instagram post that he was "absolutely shocked to hear" that Wilson died. "Paul McCartney has often said that if there were no Pet Sounds, there'd be no Sgt Pepper…and that he thought God Only Knows was one of the most beautiful songs ever written," Portnoy said. "This is surely a big one… #RIPBrianWilson Rest in Peace reunited with your brothers Dennis and Carl 🙏" Todd Sucherman, drummer and member of Styx since March 1995, wrote on Instagram that "words fail at a moment like this." "It's hard to imagine a world without Brian Wilson," he added. "More words, memories and tributes will be forthcoming but beyond changing the face of music— he was at the epicenter of the life Taylor and I built together. So many friends we made were also planets in Brian's galaxy. What a galaxy it was indeed, and we all share our collective grief for this kind soul who made the world better for all of us-forever." Carole King, Sean Ono Lennon and more pay tribute to Brian Wilson Carole King remembered Wilson as "my friend and my brother in songwriting," writing, "The world will miss Brian, but we are so lucky to have his music." The Velvet Underground founding member, John Cale, said Wilson "was not merely about surf music, rather a true musical genius toiling away at melding POP into startling sophistication." Sean Ono Lennon, son of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, shared on X that he was heartbroken by Wilson's death. "Not many people influenced me as much as he did," Lennon said. "I feel very lucky that I was able to meet him and spend some time with him. He was always very kind and generous. He was our American Mozart. A one of a kind genius from another world." John Cusack calls Beach Boys' Brian Wilson 'the maestro' In the comments of the post on Wilson's Instagram account announcing his death, Sugar Ray's Mark McGrath wrote that he was "truly heartbroken," adding, "May his memory and music always bring you joy and comfort." Essential Brian Wilson songs: 'God Only Knows,' 'Good Vibrations' and more John Cusack, who played Wilson in the film "Love & Mercy," also paid his respects. In an X post, the actor remembered Wilson as "the maestro" and wrote, "The man was a open heart with two legs — with an ear that heard the angels." In a statement to USA TODAY, Cusack elaborated, "To see him so happy with his wife Melinda — finally talking about and performing his unfinished masterpiece Smile, (after the release of the astounding Smile sessions) — to hear him be so open about the depth of his struggles so that the telling of his story might help others and take away the stigma of mental health — was to see a triumph of endurance and spirit, love and Mercy." Celebrities tell all about aging, marriage and Beyoncé in these 10 bingeable memoirs Sir Lucian Grainge, the chairman and CEO of Universal Music Group, also mourned Wilson, calling him "one of the most talented singer-songwriters in the history of recorded music." "Not only did his songs capture the spirit of youth, joy and longing in ways that still inspire millions of fans around the world, his innovative work in the studio transformed the way musicians record even to this day," Grainge continued. "Brian made an indelible mark, and our thoughts are with his family in this time of loss." Wilson's family said in a statement on June 11 that they were "at a loss for words" and requested privacy as they grieved. "We realize that we are sharing our grief with the world." Contributing: Pamela Avila, USA TODAY
Yahoo
40 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Rock Icon, 78, Shares Grief-Filled Post: 'My World Is in Mourning'
Rock Icon, 78, Shares Grief-Filled Post: 'My World Is in Mourning' originally appeared on Parade. Rock legend Ronnie Wood has posted a tribute of sorts following the deaths of two music greats; Sly Stone and Brian Wilson. The Rolling Stones guitarist is feeling a sense of grief after hearing the news. "Oh no Brian Wilson and Sly Stone in one week ~ my world is in mourning," Wood wrote on X on June 11. "So sad." Fans reacted to Wood's post, sharing in his sadness. "There will be some good tunes in heaven this week. Both are an immense loss to the world. RIP Brian and Sly," one person commented. "God is putting together a hell of a band," someone else said. Stone, who was the frontman of Sly and the Family Stone, died on June 9 at his home in Los Angeles at the age of 82. "It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved dad, Sly Stone of Sly and the Family Stone," his family said in a statement, according to People magazine. "After a prolonged battle with COPD and other underlying health issues, Sly passed away peacefully, surrounded by his three children, his closest friend, and his extended family. While we mourn his absence, we take solace in knowing that his extraordinary musical legacy will continue to resonate and inspire for generations to come." 🎬SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬 Two days later, the world lost another music pioneer when Wilson's family announced his death. The family of the founding member of the Beach Boys shared the sad news on Instagram. "We are heartbroken to announce that our beloved father Brian Wilson has passed away," read a message on Wilson's account. "We are at a loss for words right now. Please respect our privacy at this time as our family is grieving. We realize that we are sharing our grief with the world." Rock Icon, 78, Shares Grief-Filled Post: 'My World Is in Mourning' first appeared on Parade on Jun 11, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 11, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
40 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Sabrina Carpenter fans upset over new album cover: ‘I'm not feeling it'
Sabrina Carpenter has divided opinion among some of her fans after unveiling the artwork for her next album, Man's Best Friend. The Grammy-winning US pop star, 26, announced the follow-up to her 2024 album Short n' Sweet this week. Scheduled for release on 29 August, the album features artwork showing Carpenter on her hands and knees, while an anonymous figure in a suit holds her by her hair. The image has sparked a debate on social media, as some fans argue that it perpetuates misogynist fantasies while others say Carpenter is owning her sexuality as well as poking fun at patriarchal values. 'I understand that Sabrina Carpenter's new album cover is supposed to be a satirical/tongue in cheek way to highlight how poorly women are treated by men in society but the men who are going to see and engage with it are too stupid and porn pilled to extract that nuance from it,' one critic wrote on X/Twitter. She continued: 'And even if they are able to take it at its ironic face value do you really think it's going to inspire them to course correct their misogynistic behaviour long enough to stop masturbating to it? NO!' Several fans and critics seemed to agree, as another said: 'Sabrina Carpenter's new album cover does not give imo… girl in these times, to pose for a photo w a man holding you down in a submissive manner and it being so degrading like you're a dog?! wutttt.? You can be sexy and embody[that] energy and uplift being a woman..!!' 'I've never once thought Sabrina is for 'the male gaze' or whatever and I've always enjoyed her latest aesthetic and how comfortable she is in her sexuality but there's something about that album cover… I'm not feeling it,' one fan said. Another X user countered with their take: 'I'm seeing a lot of discourse about Sabrina Carpenter's new album cover… for those of you who may lack critical thinking skills, the cover is clearly satirical with a deeper meaning, portraying how the public views her, believing she is just for the male gaze.' Others pointed out that Carpenter has a history of making provocative or NSFW jokes, and incorporating sexual innuendos into her songwriting. 'The Sabrina Carpenter album cover is satire, she is portraying how society/men view her and not how she views herself and her relationships with men you people would look up if you were outside and someone told you gullible was written on the ceiling,' one fan agreed. Meanwhile, some fans jokingly urged others not to buy tickets to Carpenter's next tour: 'If you have tickets you need to get rid of, my dms are open for ex-Carpenters in need.' More fans took the comments section of Carpenter's Instagram post, where she shared the artwork, to tell her what they thought of it. 'Love Sabrina, but this picture... why is the man in there like that? It's not a very empowering image for women,' one person said. 'Is this a humiliation ritual?' another fan asked. 'WTH is this cover?' Others rushed to support the 'Please Please Please' singer, with British star Rachel Chinouriri, who recently supported Carpenter on tour, writing 'OH YOU'RE WORKING LATE' in reference to her hit song 'Espresso'. Man's Best Friend is being supported so far by Carpenter's new single, 'Manchild', which was written with Amy Allen and pop producer and Bleachers frontman Jack Antonoff. Carpenter recently headlined Primavera Sound Barcelona festival and will headline British Summer Time Festival in Hyde Park, London, next month.
