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Elle
24-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Elle
Celebrities Are Embracing Statement Dresses—And These Looks Lead the Way
Each week, ELLE editors break down the buzziest celebrity looks—and reveal exactly where you can shop them. From exact matches to editor-approved alternatives, this is your one-stop destination for turning star-powered fashion moments into shoppable inspiration. In a sold-out Chloé mini dress, Molly Gordon was spotted looking chic in NYC. Photo: TheStewartofNY In a spring 2026 Khaite dress and Loop sandals, Tracee Ellis Ross gave us a chic lesson in dressing up a black-and-white outfit by finishing off her look with Julietta x Cassetto earrings and a green fishnet-adorned top knot. Photo: Mike Coppola Pamela Anderson was spotted wearing the color of the season: butter yellow. But the true highlight of her outfit was those hard-to-track-down Jacquemus mesh sneakers Photo: Neil Mockford If you have any upcoming weddings or soirées on your calendar, follow Vanessa Kirby's lead and stick to an elegant all-black palette. Photo: PG/Bauer-Griffin Scarves are no longer reserved just for your neck. Tie them around your waist for an instantly cool styling hack à la Lola Tung. Photo: TheStewartofNY In a sweet babydoll dress by Reformation, Lady Amelia Windsor battled the summer's heatwave in style. Photo: Karwai Tang Consider your search for summer's coolest label over. Rita Ora proved that a classic Pucci print is all you need for instant fun—even if it comes in a reserved beige hue. Photo: TheStewartofNY Of course, Iris Law found a way to make classic denim shorts look cooler than ever with limited-edition Nike sneakers and Balenciaga's coveted Rodeo bag. Photo: Courtesy of Balenciaga Capri pants are so back. Emily Ratajkowski styled her pair with a Bode graphic shirt, shield sunglasses, and sky-high mules. Photo: Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffin At the Viktor & Rolf couture show, sculptural silhouettes elevated Sabrina Elba's black-and-white look, while a baby blue bag delivered the perfect pop of color. Photo: Christian Vierig At Wimbledon, Sienna Miller reminded us why a pretty floral dress is a summer essential. Photo: Karwai Tang In Balenciaga's barely-there sunglasses, Paloma Elsesser made a sharp case for menswear-inspired tailoring beyond the office. Photo: Vanni Bassetti Rachel Brosnahan gave a subtle nod to her new Superman role in a red-and-blue Miu Miu look that felt heroine ready. Photo: TheStewartofNY If you want a cheat code to this season's biggest trends, let Leomie Anderson be your guide. At Wimbledon, her cow-print heels, lace-trimmed skirt, and suede handbag formed a sartorial trifecta of viral hits. Karwai Tang Khloé Kardashian just proved black isn't off-limits in the summer, especially when it's Helsa's cult-favorite drop-waist dress. Photo: Andrea Cremascoli Florals? For summer? Of course. Isla Fisher made them feel fresh again in a Monique Lhullier dress, Jimmy Choo sandals, and a now sold-out Aspinal of London bag. Photo: Neil Mockford Chloe Lloyd took the French-girl playbook courtside with a Fait Par Foutch mini dress, polka-dot pumps, and the ultimate accessory: a Chanel crossbody bag. Photo: Antony Jones Lace, suede, and a little yeehaw energy—Camila Morrone's Coach bag and cowboy boots brought unexpected edge to an otherwise ethereal look. Photo: Coach In true Beyoncé fashion, a denim jumpsuit is never just a denim jumpsuit. 2025's AOTY winner selected a Louis Vuitton design cinched with an embroidered belt, layered with a LaQuan Smith jacket tossed over one shoulder, and finished with a dazzling Messika necklace. Photo: Christian Vierig Hate it or love it—capris are back. Hailey Bieber delivered a style lesson pairing a polka-dot pair teamed with a simple tank top, Toteme flip-flop heels, and a handbag by The Row. Photo: Aeon Kaia Gerber channels retro summer charm in a polka-dot dress from The Vintage Twin, '50s-style ballet heels, and a throwback nylon Gucci Jackie bag. Photo: XNY/Star Max 3.1 Phillip Lim's sheer blouse and relaxed denim make Lucy Fry's outfit feel equal parts soft and sharp—an effortless win for the streets of NYC. Photo: Gilbert Carrasquillo Alisha Boe's accessory game is unmatched—starring Loewe's new Ola bag and the ever-iconic Tabi flats by Maison Margiela. Photo: Aeon A babydoll dress is a must-have for summer, especially when it comes in an on-trend butter yellow hue like Rodrigo's mini. Photo: Courtesy of Kate Spade What's the ultimate trend trifecta this summer? Sheer fabrics, polka-dot prints, and anything draped with a scarf. Follow Elsa Hosk's lead for a sartorially successful season. Photo: Courtesy of @hoskelsa The perfect everyday outfit does, in fact, exist. According to Kendall Jenner, patron saint of minimalist dressing, it starts with a classic cap from Polo Ralph Lauren and ends with The Row accessories. Photo: The Daily/Backgrid Are Mary Janes back? Short answer: yes. Whitney Peak shows us how it's done, bringing cool-girl ease to Chanel and Tribeca ' s Through Her Lens luncheon. Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris Ready to turn even the most mundane moments into a fashion show? Bella Hadid gave us a master class in relaxed ease while pumping gas in a casually cool pair of Levi's jorts and the newest micro Ugg slippers. Photo: Courtesy of Ugg Julianne Moore, the queen of understated elegance, proved that neutral outfits are anything but boring. While out and about in London, the actress elevated a classic black-and-white ensemble with the shoe trend of the moment: studded flats. Photo: Neil Mockford
Hamilton Spectator
14-07-2025
- Sport
- Hamilton Spectator
Kennedy Moose Mountain Pro Rodeo coming up this weekend
The 92nd annual Kennedy Moose Mountain Pro Rodeo is coming up this weekend, July 19-20, and is one of the only pro rodeos in Saskatchewan. 'We always say that the village of Kennedy quadruples in size overnight,' said Jill Lowe, president of the Moose Mountain Rodeo Association. 'There's more people in the rodeo grounds camping than there is people living in town!' An average year will draw 1,500 people to the village of 232, all coming to see the only Pro Rodeo in Saskatchewan other than the Maple Leaf Finals that run during Agribition in Regina. This year will note some changes to the traditional lineup of activities. 'There's no demolition derby this year, so we are moving our parade to 3 pm on the Saturday, followed by happy hour from 4-5 pm,' sayse Lowe. 'Our rodeo doesn't start this year until 6 pm, so our bull riding will be under the lights. That's new, and should be something different.' One big draw that is returning to Kennedy this year are the Truco Trick Riders, as well as the wild ponies and sheep scramble. DJ services will be provided by Dale Osted from the Moosehead Inn 'Then we're going to be doing a hole in one golf contest, and then a frisbee toss,' Lowe said. 'So that will be happening before the rodeo, there will be a time set aside. We don't have that finalized yet, and we don't know what the prize is yet for the golf, but we're in the process of trying to find a sponsor for that.' Sunday morning features a pancake breakfast at 9 am, followed by Cowboy Church at 11 am, then the rodeo event continue at 2 pm. Established in 1932, the Kennedy Moose Mountain Pro Rodeo has been a mainstay event—creeping ever closer to that century mark. 'I still wish I could have been a mouse in the corner when they first started making the plans for the very first one,' said Lowe, whose great-grandfather was one of those people around the table during those initial meetings. Part of the Maple Leaf Circuit affiliated with the Canadian Rodeo Association, the prize money may be a bit less than other rodeos, but timing is everything. The Kennedy Moose Mountain Pro Rodeo is smack dab in the middle of the busiest rodeo season—commonly known as Cowboy Christmas—where the greatest opportunity to climb the standings can be found. Error! Sorry, there was an error processing your request. There was a problem with the recaptcha. Please try again. You may unsubscribe at any time. By signing up, you agree to our terms of use and privacy policy . This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google privacy policy and terms of service apply. Want more of the latest from us? Sign up for more at our newsletter page .
7NEWS
30-06-2025
- Entertainment
- 7NEWS
I tried City Chic and Commonry's winter ranges and found fashion that actually fits my body
Shopping as a curvy woman is often a mix of frustration and compromise. You'll spot a trend you love, only to find it stops at size 14. Or worse, the plus-size option is a totally different (sadder) version. Finding something fashion-forward that actually fits, flatters, and feels like you should not be this hard. But this winter, I'm wearing two Aussie brands that are genuinely doing the work: City Chic and Commonry. I've been watching City Chic's rebrand closely, and their latest Autumn-Winter 2025 collection, Low Exposure, feels like a new era. The pieces are luxe, tailored, and unapologetically stylish, designed to be seen. Meanwhile, Commonry continues to champion high-quality, size-inclusive fashion, offering elevated staples that genuinely last. Here's what I picked up and loved from both brand s, from curve-hugging denim to the chicest faux suede jacket I now can't live without. Here are a few pieces I picked up from the brands. 1. Tori Faux Leather Trench — Bordeaux was $249.95, now $124.98 I've worn this coat twice and received ample compliments both times. It's both chic, comfortable and keeps you warm. I've been wanting a coat like this for a while, but City Chic really delivered with this one. It's warm, it's stylish, and it gives serious main character energy. The faux leather feels luxe without the hefty price tag, and the bordeaux colour? Perfection. This is the coat for anyone wanting to elevate their winter wardrobe. 2. Rodeo Denim Midi Dress — Dark wash was $149.95, now $104.97 This dress fits like it was tailored to my body; it's incredible and accentuates my curves while still looking classic and elegant. It might be my favourite dress I own in my wardrobe right now. It's structured, classic, and effortlessly cool — I'll be wearing it on repeat. 3. Lusia Jacket — Caramel was $139.95, now $95 Suede was on my must-have list for winter this year. It's always chic and can dress up and accessorise any outfit. I picked up this faux suede jacket, and I can't stop wearing it. I almost don't know how I lived without it now that it's in my life. It's soft and easy to wear and adds polish to every outfit. It somehow manages to be both warm and lightweight, and I can't believe how much I reach for it. 4. Clara Knit Cardigan — Bordeaux was $99.95, now $49.98 I fell in love with this knit because of the gold buttons and burgundy colour, who wouldn't? It's elevated while still achieving a modern, elegant look and can be dressed up or down, worn with a bralette out to dinner or a tank top underneath for daytime. The knit gently lays on your curves, making it ideal for laid-back outings. 5. Commonry Brook Jacket in Camel, $299.95 This is the type of winter quality staple that will last me for years to come. It's unbelievably warm and timeless. In beautiful felted wool, it's warm enough to battle the chill, but the boxy silhouette and cropped cut give it a fresh, modern look. You can layer it with denim for weekend brunch or over tailoring for work. The wool blend feels luxe and will absolutely last season after season. 6. Commonry Charlotte Knit $399.95 This one is a splurge, hello cashmere, but it's well worth the investment. It's every day luxury at its finest. It's buttery-soft, slouchy without being shapeless, and goes with absolutely everything. A proper grown-up purchase that you'll treasure, the piece in your wardrobe you buy once and wear forever. 7. Commonry Barrel Denim Jean in Raw Denim $149.95 I've been desperately looking for the right fit of Barrel denim jeans for the last six months. I wanted one that fit my body type while still maintaining the barrel shape. This pair from Commonry is a winner. They're a relaxed fit that still manages to be high-waisted but relaxed and accentuates the barrel silhouette. Barrel jeans can be tricky, especially if you're curvier, but Commonry nailed the fit with these. Why size-inclusive fashion matters Fashion is still catching up when it comes to catering for all bodies — and by all, I mean the average Australian woman who wears a size 16. That's why brands like City Chic and Commonry deserve attention. They're creating high-quality, on-trend pieces that don't just fit, but actually make you feel seen and stylish. It's not just about throwing a few extra sizes onto a rack; it's thoughtful design, proper tailoring, and style that doesn't compromise. Curve fashion doesn't have to be frumpy or frustrating.
Time Out
27-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Bangkok LGBTQ+ Film Festival unleashes 15 films to mark the fight for marriage equality
Fifteen powerful films. Nine countries. One loud and proud message: equality matters. From 27 June to 6 July, the Bangkok LGBTQ+ Film Festival is ready to celebrate love, identity and queerness in all forms – just in time for Thailand's historic marriage equality bill. Curated by Baturu, a global platform pushing for equality through art, the festival spotlights LGBTQ+ voices across Asia while bringing in standout picks from New Zealand, Sweden, Japan, Nepal and more. Special screenings will take place across Bangkok at Goethe-Institut Thailand, Jim Thompson Art Center, Slowcombo and Buffalo Bridge Gallery, alongside talks, workshops and Q&As with international filmmakers and producers. Global screenings The lineup releases 15 films – raw, fearless and pushing boundaries to celebrate queer voices. Queer Japan (2019) The film rummages through Japan's LGBTQ+ underground, spotlighting artists, activists and outsiders living loud and breaking norms. Rurangi (2020) Directed by Max Currie, Rurangi follows trans activist Caz returning to his divided hometown to face his estranged father. It's about relationships, identity and the strength of finding acceptance. Enfant Terrible (2020) A documentary exploring the world of Rainer Werner Fassbinder – the rebellious director who redefined New Wave cinema and queer culture. Rebel Dykes (2021) A raw documentary capturing punk-fueled feminism through the wild lives of '80s London lesbians. Prejudice and Pride (2022) Swedish documentary takes you on a rainbow-colored journey through Sweden's queer cinema history from 1916 classics to today's trans stories. Rodeo (2022) From Germany, Rodeo follows Julia, a young rider determined to join a male-dominated dirt bike crew. When an accident strikes, her place in the group is put to the test. Skin Deep (2022) To save their crumbling relationship, Leyla and Tristan swap bodies with another couple. But when Leyla discovers freedom in her new form, she's not so keen to switch back – and that's when things really start to get weird. Winter Boy (2022) When his father dies in a sudden accident – possibly a suicide – a 17-year-old boy struggles with grief, confusion and the search for answers. He decides to visit his older brother in Paris seeking solace. The Missing (2023) To unravel his past, a mouthless young man faces an alien visitor. It's a film that takes you on a surreal journey through memory, identity and loss. Dalton's Dream (2023) This moving portrait captures Dalton Harris, X Factor UK champ, as he struggles with identity and fame. Under the Moonlight (2023) Nur, a cook at an Islamic boarding school for transgender women, finds joy in a rare safe haven where her chosen family thrives far from the world's harshness. Chhesang (2024) An empowering period piece with a twist – a 21-year-old Chhesang battles gender dysphoria and chases acceptance, rewriting the rules of identity in every scene. Hombres Integros (2024) Hombres Íntegros hits hard with love, loyalty and a brutal coming-of-age twist. The main character, Alf, is drawn to a new classmate at his Catholic school, but peer pressure and toxic masculinity force a choice he can't take back. Langue Etrangere (2024) Eager for approval, a 17-year-old becomes willing to go to extremes to please her pen pal. The film explores the uneasy pull between friendship, identity and belonging. Number 2 (2025) Number 2 brings back Chow Chee Beng (Mark Lee) and his drag crew as they chase glory in a Thai competition. Campy, chaotic and packed with glitter – this sequel brings the drama.
CBS News
23-06-2025
- Climate
- CBS News
Vegetation fire burns in Rodeo near homes, Highway 4
A brush fire was burning in Rodeo Monday afternoon near a residential subdivision and close to state Highway 4. The fire was burning grassland on the eastern edge of Rodeo just north of Highway 4 and east of Stirling Drive. The flames were seen just yards from homes on Dennis Court and also close to the Phillips 66 carbon plant off of Franklin Canyon Road. Cal Fire air tankers dropped retardant and helicopters performed water drops on the fire as crews on the ground dug lines around the blaze. There was no immediate word on the cause of the fire. As of 1 p.m., the fire had burned 15 acres, Cal Fire said.
