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Express Tribune
14 hours ago
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Natalie Portman joins Role Model onstage, dancing during Madison Square Garden show
Natalie Portman made a surprise onstage appearance at Role Model's concert on July 29, at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The moment occurred during the singer's performance of 'Sally, When the Wine Runs Out,' a track known for featuring a guest cameo at live shows. Role Model, whose real name is Tucker Pillsbury, has previously brought out artists such as Renée Rapp, Dylan Minnette, and Bowen Yang for the segment. This time, the special guest was Portman whose appearance was quickly shared across social media platforms. Videos showed Portman dressed in a white T-shirt, denim shorts, and sneakers, with a denim jacket tied around her waist. Fans reacted to the moment online, with one TikTok user commenting, 'Nothing could have prepared me for Natalie Portman.' Others noted her youthful appearance and stage presence, with comparisons made to younger performers. Some fans also connected the surprise appearance to Lena Dunham, who reportedly introduced Portman and Pillsbury. Both are set to appear in Dunham's upcoming Netflix romantic comedy Good Sex, which also stars Mark Ruffalo. The film is said to revolve around a love triangle and is currently slated for a 2027 release, though no official date has been announced. While further details on the Netflix project remain limited, Portman's appearance at the concert appears to have generated renewed interest in the film and her collaboration with the pop artist.
Yahoo
a day ago
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Chloé's Reimagined Paddington Bag Guest Stars In Katie Holmes's New Movie 'Happy Hours'
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. It's peak filming season in New York City, which means the streets of NYC belong to your favorite actors for the foreseeable future. Stars like Natalie Portman and Anne Hathaway have been making regular appearances on the sets of Good Sex and The Devil Wears Prada 2, respectively, and as of July 21 Katie Holmes has joined the Manhattan mix. Her new film Happy Hours is also set in NYC and production began bright and early on Monday morning—the same time as The Devil Wears Prada sequel. Though Holmes is keeping the plot of her "character-driven dramedy" mostly under wraps (she's the writer, director, and star) the two characters were dressed noticeably similar. Hathaway embraced Andy Sachs's anti-fashion girl aura in a white tank, jeans, and black vest and Holmes followed suit. With help from her stylist, Brie Welch, Holmes tucked a billowing white button-down into her wide-leg denim, and layered a black vest overtop—a classic journalist-core combo. Apart from her wire-frame aviator glasses, Holmes's accessories leaned more Western. She wore a leather belt and brown cowboy boots, perhaps marking her as a Texas transplant. Holmes's crossbody camera, meanwhile, suggests her character would be snapping pictures for a story. If the first costume is any indicator, her on-screen job title will likely be: Writer, Who's Too Busy for Love. On-set or otherwise, it wouldn't be a proper Holmes look without a four-figure purse. This time, she carried Chloé's reimagined Paddington Bag, which debuted in the Fall/Winter 2025 collection at the hands of creative director, Chemena Kamali. Almost identical to Phoebe Philo's original Spring 2005 design, the slouchy boho style sports the brand's signature padlock detail atop its zippered closure. The actor chose the black version, but according to Chloé's runway, it'll also be available in burgundy, navy blue, and olive green very soon. Though Holmes served as a walking ad for the Paddington 2.0, the $2,750 bag isn't yet available (you can join the waitlist before its autumn drop). Back in the day, the Paddington was a street style staple for Nicole Richie, Lindsay Lohan, and Christina Aguilera, alongside other early-aughts essentials like fedoras and capri pants. Now, Holmes joins Dua Lipa, Alexa Chung, and Daisy Edgar-Jones—all of whom have worn Chloé's revamped model in recent months. Holmes, however, has been a certified Chloé girl since the early aughts. She's showed her continued support for the brand, toting their beloved Milo, Edith, Penelope, and Marcie handbags on a regular basis. While you await the arrival of Chloé's new Paddington, be sure to keep tabs on secondhand sites for the real deal, circa 2005. Shop Chloé Paddington Bags Inspired by Katie Holmes View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal
Yahoo
a day ago
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Natalie Portman Swaps Her Four-Figure Dior Sneakers for $48 Keds
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. I was catching up on Substacks when After School author Casey Lewis flagged a sneaker trend that shook me to my core. From Lana Del Rey to fashion influencers like Jess Graves and Becky Malinksy, insiders seem to agree retro Keds sneakers are back. On July 21, a week after Lewis's report dropped, I saw the proof with my own eyes. Today, Natalie Portman endorsed the Keds revival on the set of her forthcoming rom-com, Good Sex. Portman is a sneakerhead for the chunkiest of chunky trainers from Dior and Hoka offscreen. On the film's New York City set, however, the Black Swan actor gave classic white Keds a go. Portman's slim sneakers included canvas uppers and rubber soles, the same formula Keds has followed for close to a century. They teased a mid-2010s flashback scene, when this pair would have been worn with a cropped sweater and a skater skirt. (Or, in Portman's case, cut-off shorts.) View Deal Until now, Portman's Good Sex costumes have been polished and preppy, inspired by the pragmatic couples' therapist she'll play onscreen. On Monday, though, Ally's attire took a Y2K-inspired turn. On top, Portman swapped bow-embellished blouses for a Jacquemus micro cardigan, held together by two cascading buttons. Then, the Oscar winner paired her crop top with distressed denim shorts, another early-aughts essential. Its waistline was folded into a makeshift belt, which kept her oversize jorts from slipping down. View Deal View Deal Unlike the chunky sneakers gaining traction overnight in celebrity style, the Keds renaissance is a slow and steady one. Just two weeks before Portman, Lana Del Rey seemed to co-sign the resurgence. Out in Los Angeles on July 18, she wore what looked like the white-on-white option. (Lewis believes they may be Walmart's similar style, which has more eyelets than typical Keds.) Keds vanished from celebrity closets sometime around 2016. Still, I bet Taylor Swift has a pair or two close by. In the early 2010s, Swift (a Keds brand ambassador at the time) was synonymous with the low-profile sneakers. She owned over 20 pairs, including a crimson crystal version made for The Red Tour in 2013. Two years later, during the 1989 era, she teamed up with Keds on custom sneakers inspired by the pop album. Similar to the $50 button-down she wore on July 1, the sneakers were baby blue with white birds. My 1989 Keds haven't seen the light of day since 2014 (now, they sell on eBay for upwards of $200). I'll join the Keds-issance by rewearing those and then move on to Portman's white pair. Shop Keds Inspired by Natalie Portman View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal
Yahoo
a day ago
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Natalie Portman's $1,150 Sneakers Prove Her Footwear Budget Knows No Bounds
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. 2025 is shaping up to be Lena Dunham's year. This year, the writer-director released Too Much, a new Netflix series that follows ad producer Jessica "Jess" Salmon on a post-breakup move to London. Then there's Good Sex, Dunham's forthcoming Netflix film, which is currently shooting in New York City. Both projects are delivering a healthy dose of style inspo—Too Much with funky feminine outfits, and easy-to-copy street style on the Good Sex set. Natalie Portman stars in the latter rom-com as Ally, a pragmatic couples' therapist fresh out of a decade-long relationship. Much like Dakota Johnson's Lucy in Materialists, Ally's closet reflects her career path. Blazers, button-downs, and city-proof flats present a polished front, but knowing the Dunham method, there's more complexity to her life (and style) than meets the eye. On July 15, the leading lady swapped her character's chic costumes for her signature off-camera uniform: jeans and sneakers. Portman paired a cropped white tee with ultra-wide-leg bottoms in a '90s-inspired light wash—three shades brighter than her usual indigo denim. $1,150 dad-ish sneakers, courtesy of Dior, peeked out from underneath the Black Swan star's elongated hems. At this point, the brand ambassador must reserve a closet just for the French atelier. Every time she steps out, she sports a new Dior tag. Her newest find? The C'est Dior Sneaker. Called a "bold and modern creation" by the brand, the calfskin sneakers are mainly ivory with a lightweight black sole. Each sidewall spotlighted three-dimensional "C" and "D" rubber letters, a Christian Dior calling card. Similarly, the monochrome tongues were stamped with the label's logo. Portman's Dior trainers prove the chunky sneaker trend is staying strong through flip-flops season. Every sneakerhead, from Johnson and Jennifer Lopez to Naomi Campbell and Kaia Gerber, have swapped slim silhouettes for bulky shoes straight out of a dad's closet in the '90s. Portman's sneakers, however, might be the most expensive take to surface. View Deal Portman's character, Ally, seems to prefer Mary Janes and leather loafers. Off-screen, the Oscar winner will never skip sneakers. She also owns the Chrono Sneaker, another equally-pricey pair from Dior, which retails for $1,190. The black-and-white Chronos are slightly more striking compared to her C'ests, without nixing the "CD" emblem on each sidewall. The upper's two-tone theme continues onto its heightened platform soles. View Deal Take it from Portman: Dior's sneakers are not to be ignored. Albeit with a few more zeros at the end, they're just as en vogue as best-sellers from Nike or Adidas. Shop Sneakers Inspired by Natalie Portman View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal View Deal
Yahoo
a day ago
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Natalie Portman Proved, Once Again, That She's a Loyal Middle Part Supporter
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. The middle part vs. side part debate is seemingly never-ending, but if I had to ask Natalie Portman where she stands on the topic, I'd instantly know her answer based on her look during her most recent outing. The Black Swan actress was spotted out running errands in New York on June 29, and she looked casual as ever in a black t-shirt, slightly torn jean shorts, black sneakers, and sunglasses. She also wore her grown-out, dark brunette lob in a pretty casual style with a middle part and natural waves. Portman is no stranger to the middle part, as it seems to be her go-to when styling her hair. Back in May, she was spotted out in New York ahead of her appearance on an episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and she wore her long bob with a middle part and flipped under ends. Shortly after that, she attended a Dior fashion show in Rome, where she pulled her hair back into a slick ponytail with a middle part once again. Middle parts have never exactly gone out of style (and they likely never will), but with the side part making a much-needed comeback in recent years, we can see why the question of which of these styles reigns supreme is still debated. While I'm side part apologist myself, there are tons of hairstyles that look amazing when worn with a middle part, so I can see why it's been named the supreme hairstyle in the eyes of Gen Z. If you've been looking to hop on the middle part trend, keep reading for product recommendations that'll help you style your hair like a pro. To achieve a bone straight look, grab a flat iron. This one in particular has ceramic plates and is made with anti-static technology that keeps the hair silky with little to no flyaways. View Deal You can also add a snap clip to either side of your head to keep the hair out of your face. It's the ideal summer hair accessory. View Deal If your hair falls a little flat when worn straight, this spray will add volume and extra hold. View Deal
