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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Beyoncé recreates iconic ‘Crazy In Love' outfit on ‘Cowboy Carter' tour — and covers it in rhinestones
It's your girl, B. While performing in Chicago over the weekend, Beyoncé recreated her iconic 'Crazy In Love' outfit on her 'Cowboy Carter' tour, hitting the stage in a rhinestone-covered take on the simple look. In the famous 2003 music video, the Grammy-winning musician, who was just 21 at the time, struts her stuff in a sparkly Prada tank top, J Brand low-rise denim hot pants and bright red Stuart Weitzman heels. Styled by Shiona Turini, her performance getup on Saturday was much more glitzy. The superstar, 43, shimmered in a custom white embellished tank top and denim short shorts adorned with royal blue gems from Sami Miro. She kept the denim going, stepping on stage in custom slouchy knee-high boots by Loewe. Beyoncé rounded out the sparkly performance outfit with equally dazzling diamond-encrusted David Koma earrings ($1,200) in the shape of a buckle. Though the Cécred founder wore her hair straight in the beloved music video, she opted for long voluminous curls during her Saturday night performance. The early aughts clip's stylist, Ty Hunter, reflected on the iconic outfit in a 2023 interview with Vogue. 'The tank actually has rhinestones on it, which not many people know,' he said. 'I remember pulling it at the showroom — it was the last thing I grabbed.' And there's a reason they went with the white top and denim shorts mash-up. 'We wanted to do something that the kids could emulate and copy,' Hunter revealed. 'Everything we did prior to that was so big and so glamorous, so we wanted to strip it down into something that the kids could emulate. That was important to Beyoncé.' There's been no shortage of fabulous designer looks on the 'Cowboy Carter' tour, which kicked off in Los Angeles last month. Thus far, she's rocked custom pieces from Mugler, Burberry, Dolce & Gabbana and more storied fashion houses. And, she even has her own daughter emulating pieces from her past, with 13-year-old Blue Ivy joining her on stage for a large portion of the show in similar looks.
Pink Villa
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Rani Mukerji pairs Rs 1,30,792 Loewe bag with laidback black co-ord set look
Rani Mukerji's fashion always screams nothing but COMFORT. Today, on 26th May, the actress was snapped at the Mumbai airport looking as cool and elegant as ever in the black co-ord set. If you're traveling and looking for something relaxing and stylish, the co-ord sets are just the perfect option. And for the styling, she styled it with a luxurious bag. Let's get deep into the details of her outfit! Our favorite Bollywood rom-com queen, Rani Mukerji, always impresses us with her easygoing fashion; the recent one is from the airport. The actress was moving in style, wearing a long black shirt with a collar and full sleeves. She didn't tuck it in and just let it loose, and we're definitely taking the style lesson from her. For the bottoms, the actress paired her black shirt with the black pants, having a loose silhouette that allowed her to keep with ease without screaming for too much attention. From traveling to casual hangouts, the co-ord sets are perfect for occasions you want to appear polished. Adding a touch of luxury to her look, she carried a black Loewe bag that cost Rs 1,30,792. It's a perfect go-to travel partner to store essential belongings in one place. Talking about the other accessories, she wore oversized glasses for the cool vibe, and the simple earrings and gold chain enhanced her look with jewelry. Known for her approach to simple fashion, the Mardaani fame didn't opt for much makeup, just the basics to enhance her look. She painted her lips with nude-shade lipstick. Her hair was tied into a sleek bun, and she slipped into black footwear, complementing her all-black look. Bollywood celebrities' approach of making a fashion statement at the airport runway has always left us awestruck, and when it's our OG fashion queen, she's definitely gonna slay it. And she indeed did it! With her all-black co-ord and classy bag, she served the perfect airport look.
Daily Mirror
5 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Daily Mirror
Primark's 'chic' £14 bag looks 'so similar' to £2,700 Loewe style
Primark shoppers can save £2,000 on a 'pretty' £14 style that looks similar to a designer bag Primark is selling a "pretty" £14 bag that resembles a designer style. The retailer is a firm favourite with high street shoppers looking for affordable fashion and accessories, and the Ruched Chain Strap Pouch Bag could be a new crowd-pleaser. The £14 Primark pouch bag is available in ecru or burgundy, and the red style looks similar to a pricier alternative by designer brand Loewe. However, Loewe's Medium Flamenco purse in mellow nappa lambskin is priced much higher at £2,700. The designer style is available in more than ten colours, including a sea salt shade comparable to Primark's ecru bag, though the burnt red arguably looks the most similar to Primark's offering. The bags are very similar in design, with a deep red tone, rouched shape, knot detailing, and gold chain. However, the Loewe chain is red and gold, whereas the Primark chain is only one colour. The Loewe bag has a detachable leather strap, and it is made from nappa lambskin with suede lining. Conversely, Primark's bag is finished with a leather-look effect, but it is made from 50 per cent polyester and 50 per cent polyurethane. Primark's product description explains: "Summer style? It's in the bag! Upgrade your new season accessories edit with this pretty pouch bag. "Made from a soft faux leather, this bag has a luxe look and feel that's perfect for evenings spent out on the town. The pouch style is super chic, meanwhile the gold-toned chain strap handle adds to its polished look and feel. A must-have piece you'll reach for on repeat, it's here to carry you through this season and beyond!" Loewe's product description says: "The Flamenco purse is a lightweight and soft bag with a ruched shape, historical knot drawstrings and a donut chain. This medium version is crafted in mellow nappa lambskin." The designer brand also offers a Mini Flamenco purse in mellow nappa lambskin for £2,200 and a Large Flamenco purse in mellow nappa lambskin for £3,200. While the listing for the Primark bag does not include dimensions, it is at least £2,000 cheaper than each designer bag. You can check availability at your nearest store here. Alternatively, shoppers looking for a similar style from another retailer might prefer Dune London's Leather Drawstring Bag, on offer from £159 to £79. While it looks similar to both the Primark and Loewe bags, it differs in that it is made from leather but has a recycled synthetic lining, and there are other design differences. Dune London's product description says: "Slouchy styles are always sought after, so snap up Primrose L today and treat yourself to a shoulder bag with effortless charm. Boasting a magnetic closure, elegant gold-tone chain details and multiple straps, it's a versatile addition to your accessories edit."
CBC
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- CBC
These spring fashion trends are everywhere right now
There's a wonderful energy to spring style — a chance to reset, refresh and experiment a little. We've rounded up six of the biggest fashion trends defining spring 2025, from the return of the preppy boat shoe to the It-colour guaranteed to put you in a brighter mood — plus ideas on how to style them. Butter yellow It finally happened. After appearing in trend report year after year, butter yellow has finally been given its time to shine — and it's looking bright. At Chanel, Jacquemus and Jil Sander, models wore breezy blouses, voluminous gowns and tough-luxe boots in the soft hue. Take a cue from the street-style set and build this soothing pastel into your look with a mini bowling bag or a knit sweater draped over the shoulders. For something more understated, try layering the balmy shade under a neutral tone for a subtle pop of colour. Boat shoes Jump scare warning: The boat shoe — long associated with preppy style, JFK and East Coast elitism — is officially sailing back into fashion. But unlike the Sperry surge of the 2010s, when frat bros in pastel shorts made the look feel more costume than cool, today's revival is anything but cringe, thanks to fresh takes from Miu Miu, Bally and Loewe. Break away from the stuffy Saxon Ratliff formula by styling them with technical separates and a slouchy crossbody bag. Or lean into the whimsy with ruffled crew socks and dark denim. Boho Y2K and early-2010s nostalgia has left its mark on many of today's biggest trends — from the return of shiny lip gloss to the rise of Bayonetta glasses. The latest look to join the list? Boho-inspired fashion, harkening back to the early 2000s, when Sienna Miller was the It Girl and the Chloé Paddington satchel was the It Bag. In her latest collections for Chloé, creative director Chemena Kamali revives the French house's bohemian spirit with billowy dresses, gauzy blouses and plenty of romantic lace. Channel this laid-back style by layering a sheer spaghetti-strap blouse over a contrasting T-shirt — or go all in with a breezy lace or fringed number. Neck ties An easy way to elevate an otherwise boring fit this season? Add a necktie. This classic menswear staple was spotted at Saint Laurent, Emporio Armani and Louis Vuitton — styled traditionally, loosened up or haphazardly knotted. Expect to see plenty of looks nodding to Hailey Bieber's viral Saint Laurent moment. For a more casual feel, pair a tie with a crisp shirt and shrunken cardigan. The best part? You probably already have one lying around or know someone who does. Rugby shirts There's no denying the influence of sports on fashion right now — and jerseys have become a sartorial staple. A low-key way to jump into the athletic trend, without being a fan, is the rugby shirt. This preppy classic was a standout during the Spring 2025 shows in Copenhagen, reimagined in a range of cuts and silhouettes. Try a slim fit version with a long skirt and sporty accessories for the ultimate spring fashion formula. Or go oversized with a pleated skirt, or even style it solo as a shirt dress — just as cool, with half the effort. Bag charms Bag charms have been the go-to accoutrement for several seasons now — and for good reason. They're quite literally charming and offer an easy way to showcase your personality. Plus, they deliver a little dopamine hit to even the most mundane of carry-alls. While many fashion brands now offer their own trinkets (see: Coach's viral cherry charm), you can easily DIY your own with bits and bobs you already have. Try colourful beads, frilly ribbons or random knick-knacks — when it comes to this trend, anything goes.
Metro
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
10 red carpet looks at Cannes that broke the rules in 2025
As well as being one of the biggest events in the world of film, the Cannes Film Festival is also a pretty important week in fashion. Over the years, we have seen some incredible looks hit the red carpet at the prestigious celebration of cinema, but the 2025 event was dealt a devastating blow when it came to mind-boggling outfits. Before the fest kicked off, new red carpet rules came into place that banned nudity and 'voluminous ensembles.' In a statement, organisers said: 'For decency reasons, nudity is prohibited on the red carpet, as well as in any other area of the festival.' They continued: 'Voluminous outfits, in particular those with a large train, that hinder the proper flow of traffic of guests and complicate seating in the theatre are not permitted. 'The festival welcoming teams will be obligated to prohibit red carpet access to anyone not respecting these rules.' Sources told The Hollywood Reporter that the regulations were updated to reflect 'certain rules that have long been in effect.' Rules are made to be broken, however, and a few celebrities did exactly that, touching down on the Cannes carpet in ensembles that were definitely close to the line… Never one to shy away from a bold look, supermodel Leomie Anderson hit the Hights 2 Lowest red carpet in a rather revealing dress. With her hair piled in sleep curls on her head, she wore a silver metal beaded high-neck gown that would have undoubtedly raised organisers' eyebrows. The ensemble was almost entirely see-through, with the star wearing coordinating silver pants and nipple covers underneath in somewhat of an attempt to preserve some modesty. She accessorised with a small black clutch bag and sparkling silver jewellery that matched the eye-catching piece. Bella Hadid is no stranger to causing a stir on the Cannes red carpet, freeing the nipple on multiple occasions in statement looks. This year, she was arguably more low-key in a black gown, but she still toed the line of the new rules with a thigh-high split in the backless number. The custom Saint Laurent silk gown also had intricate detailing, as well as cut-outs on the side to show a little skin but in a more reserved fashion than is typical for the Hadid sister. Even away from her legendary Halloween looks, Heidi Klum never fails to disappoint in the fashion department. At the Cannes opening ceremony, she stunned in a unique pink floral dress with cascading ruffles emulating petals, including a very voluminous train. It also included a daring side slit showing off her legs, somewhat defying the festival's nudity rule. The Mission: Impossible cast broke the red carpet rules by stopping to take a selfie on the red carpet. But that wasn't the only rule break at the premiere, as Pom Klementieff stepped out in a lilac plunge dress from Loewe. She ditched her bra to show plenty of skin underneath, posing confidently despite unquestionably flouting the guidelines. Like Bella's gown, it also included a high leg slit and straps across her back, creating a cut-out effect. Julia Garner didn't exactly break the rules of the red carpet, but it was a daring look, prodding the limits of the nudity ban. The Wolf Man star attended the opening ceremony in a sheer black Gucci gown that she appeared to be totally starkers underneath. But we're sure bosses were thankful that wasn't actually the case, as she rocked a sequin-covered nude liner underneath to shield her body. Halle Berry may have changed one of her looks to avoid being scolded for a long train, but a follow-up look at the 2025 Chopard Universe Dinner threw that consideration out the window. The incredible maroon gown had an elegant, structured train that followed the Catwoman star. It featured a structured red corset and yet another leg split, with the star accessorising with matching red heels and earrings. Aishwarya Rai put in a stunning appearance on the red carpet for the History of Sound premiere, wearing a gown that was certainly close to the wire in terms of dress code. The Bollywood icon is known as the Queen of Cannes, with this look proving exactly why. Her elaborate ensemble paid homage to her heritage, with designer Manish Malhotra later revealing she and the actress were both aligned on a vision. 'I was very sure that I wanted her to wear something handwoven, something that takes India's textile heritage to the global stage.' She wore a handwoven Kadwa Banarasi handloom saree in ivory, threaded with real silver and also featuring hints of rose gold. As far as elaborate trains go, Wan QianHui took a major risk. Attending the opening ceremony of Cannes 2025, the Chinese musical theatre star made the bold move of wearing a pastel yellow strapless number. It was the very definition of business on top, party on the bottom, as the bodice flowed out into a multi-layered skirt complete with fur. We can only imagine what a nightmare it was for her to walk through doorways. Farhana Bodi was one of many stars going for a vibrant colour, rocking up at the opening ceremony in head-to-toe pink. The UAE model clearly wanted to be anything but subtle, her custom blush pink dress by Atelier Zuhra surrounded by sculpted ruffles. 'I felt like a blingtastic Barbie last night,' she said afterwards. 'My look for Cannes 2025 is a love letter to unapologetic femininity and high fashion.' Stella Maxwell knows how to work a risqué piece of clothing thanks to her successful modelling career. More Trending And there's no doubt about whether her Cannes look pushed the boundaries, as she arrived for the Phoenician Scheme screening in a dress that we can't be sure organisers would be thrilled about. The sheer black number featured strategically placed embroidered flowers and lace ruffles to cover her body, but she still showed plenty of skin. Stella showcased her toned Victoria's Secret model figure, sweeping the floor with the train of her frock and adding to the sultry vibe with dark eye makeup. Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: Pedro Pascal's arms are still bringing us joy — and PTs say they're within reach MORE: The Phoenician Scheme review – My sky-high hopes for Wes Anderson's latest were dashed MORE: The History of Sound review – I loved Paul Mescal in this imperfect gay drama
