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Tatler Asia
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Tatler Asia
Mid-year fashion review: Why ‘Newstalgia' is the most personal trend of 2025
Above Saint Laurent autumn 2025 fashion show at Paris Fashion Week The assertive tailoring once synonymous with 'power' and corporate core has shifted towards something more fluid, without losing its edge. The sharpness remains, but it's softened—evident in Bottega Veneta's sculpted but unpadded jackets and The Row's languid blazers that slip over the body like silk robes. At Saint Laurent, the shoulder retains its presence, but is offset by diaphanous sheer blouses or fluid trousers. Oversized blazers still rule, but they've softened, often cinched at the waist or rendered in fluid tailoring that moves with the body. Above Saint Laurent autumn 2025 fashion show at Paris Fashion Week Above Saint Laurent autumn 2025 fashion show at Paris Fashion Week Transparency is everywhere, but this time, it feels deliberate, imbued with nuance rather than provocation. Sheer has evolved from spectacle to subtlety. At Loewe, whisper-fine feathered knits reveal more than warm. Alaïa's gauzy overlays add dimension, not exposure. In climates like Singapore, this airy approach to layering is both stylistic and strategic—less trend, more practicality wrapped in elegance. Above Loewe spring-summer 2025 fashion show at Paris Fashion Week Above Loewe spring-summer 2025 fashion show at Paris Fashion Week Voluminous silhouettes have held steady, but their purpose has shifted. No longer just maximalist statements, they've become more about ease, airiness, and emotion. JW Anderson and Simone Rocha experiment with volume as play—dresses that swing, balloon, or crumple, inviting a tactile connection. Even Saint Laurent's fuller midi skirts feel grounded in functionality, echoing the mid-century with just enough tension to feel current. There's also a richness to the materials: suede in sun-washed hues, fluid silks, featherlight faux furs. Celebrities have already embraced the return of high-glamour opulence (we predicted this back in January), stepping out in gilded accessories and floaty silhouettes that photograph like a dream. Above Saint Laurent autumn 2025 fashion show at Paris Fashion Week Parallel to the rise of Newstalgia is a growing obsession with the archive. No longer just the domain of collectors or fashion historians, archival fashion has found new cachet with consumers seeking pieces that tell a story. Helping to fuel this movement are the celebrities who wield nostalgia with ease. Zendaya in archival Versace, Jenna Ortega reviving John Galliano's Dior newspaper dress worn by Carrie Bradshaw in 2010. Above Jenna Ortega in John Galliano's newspaper Dior dress from the autumn-winter 2000 collection Above Sarah Jessica Parker's character Carrie Bradshaw wears the newspaper Dior dress in 'Sex and the City' (2010) When a red-carpet look references a specific fashion era, it invites viewers to recontextualise their own wardrobes. Suddenly, that old Fendi baguette or a pair of kitten heels from the early noughts feel fresh, rather than a fashion homage. Vintage shopping, once niche, has become integral to luxury consumption, not only for its sustainability but for its uniqueness. In a market saturated with sameness, a rare piece from a past collection feels meaningly and undeniably exclusive. Above Zendaya in vintage Versace autumn-winter 2001 collection Ultimately, what's most compelling about Newstalgia is how personal it feels. Nostalgic fashion trends hinge on how they're styled—it isn't about dressing like your mother (or grandmother); it's about taking the best bits of their wardrobes and making them yours. Looking ahead, this softened approach to nostalgia is unlikely to disappear. If anything, expect designers to lean further into reinterpretation in the upcoming spring-summer 2026 presentations—exploring ways to honour heritage while responding to the urgency of now. Pre-fall previews suggest a continued fascination with volume, along with a refined palette of neutrals and unexpected pastels that feel grounded rather than whimsical. Credits
Fibre2Fashion
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Fibre2Fashion
Cannes Film Festival 2025 Fashion: Best Celebrity Looks
Cannes 2025 did not hold back. From edgy couture to dreamy old-Hollywood glamour, the red carpet was a playground for fashion risk-takers and style stars. The usual suspects brought the heat, but a few unexpected show-stealers left us pleasantly surprised. Whether you live for the gowns or geek out over tailoring, this year's lineup had something for everyone—and honestly, our fashion-loving hearts are still racing. Here are the best, boldest, and most breathtaking looks from the Cannes 2025 red carpet. Rihanna and ASAP Rocky Rihanna stunned in a custom Alaïa number that wrapped her in all the right ways—powerful, sensual, and a little mysterious (as always). The bright blue colour, asymmetrical silhouette, and those knot details made it pure red-carpet art. A$AP Rocky brought the cool in a sharp Saint Laurent look—polished, effortless, and subtly rebellious. Together, they looked like royalty from a future fashion galaxy. We would pay for a coffee table book of just their Cannes appearances, to be honest. Simone Ashley Simone lit up the carpet in Vivienne Westwood, delivering structured drama with a romantic twist in all white giving a legit fairy vibe. The corseted bodice and flowing drapes felt timeless yet fresh. Her rich, bronzy makeup and elegant updo made the look even more cohesive, very much Bridgerton-meets-red-carpet couture. She carried it with grace and a dash of playful confidence. One word: wow. Dakota Johnson In a dreamy, baby pink-doll vibe Gucci creation, Dakota reminded us why she's a red-carpet wildcard in the best way. The dress walked the line between romantic and rock-and-roll with delicate tassels. Her fringes hairstyle and baby pink lip shade gave the whole look an effortless 'I woke up like this—fabulous' vibe. It was cool, confident, and unmistakably Dakota. Spike Lee Spike showed up repping hard in a bold Malcolm X that was more than fashion; it was a statement. Always one to fuse culture and style, his outfit paid homage with pride and power. From the hat to the colour palette, it was signature Spike: unapologetically Black, sharp as ever, and full of meaning. He doesn't just walk the red carpet; he marches in with purpose. Kylie Verzosa Kylie wowed in Tony Ward Couture, dripping in beads and elegance. The silhouette hugged her frame like a glove, and the neckline gave just the right amount of drama. Her glam? Glowing skin, a sleek hairstyle, and an air of effortless grace. She looked like a modern-day queen stepping out of a fairytale. And yes, she gave us another breathtaking moment in a second look by Mark Bumgarner. Two designers, two flawless slays. That's how you Cannes. Coco Rocha Coco brought her signature fashion fierceness in Ionut Razvan. The look was sculptural, sort of a shirt gown, avant-garde, and made for movement because you know Coco will strike a pose. She turned the red carpet into her personal runway, proving once again that she's not just a model; she's a walking art installation—always ahead of the curve, always unforgettable. Halle Berry Halle stepped out in a sleek, sophisticated silver halter neck dress by Gucci number that hugged every curve and oozed grown-woman glam. With her signature short hair and understated elegance, she reminded everyone why she's a Hollywood icon—simple, sexy, and utterly commanding just like Halle herself. Julia Garner Julia was a vision in Gucci, wearing a shimmery net base black toned gown that felt like old Hollywood met modern rebellion. The draped dress made a big statement, balanced by her soft glam, blonde and short hair. It was ethereal, strong, and quietly dazzling like a star that doesn't need to scream to shine. Irina Shayk Irina wore Giorgio Armani like it was made just for her, and it probably was. With a sleek and flowy silhouette, especially the oversized dress and minimalist sparkle, she served classic red-carpet glamour with a side of smoulder. She kept accessories minimal, letting the dress (and her bold structure!) do the talking. Irina doesn't need frills, just fierce confidence. Isabeli Fontana In Nicolas Jebran, Isabeli brought pure drama to Cannes. The gown had all the right elements cutouts, especially the super futuristic metallic brooch with turquoise based stones on it, and a bold silhouette that screamed 'look at me'. It was powerful, elegant, and totally worthy of a model. With her outfit, even her anklet was worth the attention. The look gave us glamazon energy in all the best ways. Ellie Goulding Ellie turned heads in Anamika Khanna, blending Indian couture with modern edge. The solid mocha muse gown was intricate, the styling was bold, and the result was refreshingly different. Her look proved that even solids could rock the red carpet. Natalie Portman Natalie Portman kept it timeless in a jaw-dropping all-black Christian Dior gown that oozed elegance and grace. The real stars of the show? Those sparkling crescent diamond details and the adorable front bow—subtle, chic, and totally stealing the spotlight. She gave off major 'Cannes royalty' energy gliding down the red carpet like she owned for decades. No flashy gimmicks, no over-the-top drama, just pure, classic beauty with a side of effortless charm. Qianhui Wan Qianhui dazzled in Wang Feng Couture, bringing high drama and delicate design to the red carpet. The look felt like wearable art, that off white super loud and ruffled gown, structured yet ethereal, bold yet graceful.
Elle
2 days ago
- Business
- Elle
Hailey Bieber's LBD? A Little Billion Dollar Dress, Of Course - Here's How To Wear One Now
The LBD has a new meaning in the hands of Hailey Bieber. The beauty entrepreneur, who announced the sale of her business, Rhode, just yesterday, stepped out to celebrate the news in Los Angeles wearing what we might have once called a Little Black Dress. Today, however, we're christening it in a new moniker: The Little Billion Dollar Dress. FIND OUT MORE AT ELLE COLLECTIVE Our new name for the classic Saint Laurent mini comes directly from the business of being Bieber as, pending approvals, she will sell Rhode to Elf Beauty for a cool $1billion. Should things go ahead as anticipated then it'll be one of the biggest beauty acquisitions in recent years. An impressive feat considering the brand was only birthed in 2022. Even though Rhode, the purveyor of the world's most photographed lip balm, moves into its new chapter, Bieber will still captain its ship to become its founder, chief creative officer and head of innovation. Why have one title when you can have all three? '[The position] expands my role into the world of beauty even more, and I just want to continue being a force in the space globally,' Bieber told Vogue Business. It's easy to understand why Bieber might have dressed as she did for dinner as the news of the sale went expectedly viral on social media. An LBD has long been a signifier of a celebration and good times and boy did she have much to celebrate last night. Yet, for all its connotations as being the party girl's uniform of choice there was still a midweek restraint to this business boss' approach. Over the top diamonds and accessories were abandoned for a starkness that the boardroom would appreciate. The strapless style was paired with razor-sharp Saint Laurent stilettos and a stealth timepiece on the wrist. That being said, a pair of sunglasses remained intact to prove that though Bieber might be the big boss now, she's still an LA It-girl at heart. To take on Bieber's approach would be to streamline a classic in a way that feels fresh. While the desire to over play a piece as simple as this can be alluring, pulling back can add great fashion kudos. So, choosing a great pair of shoes (ideally pumps with a striking toe front) and simple jewellery shall more than suffice. Freelancer
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Sarah Jessica Parker Goes Boho Chic in Paris, Kristin Davis Favors Florals in Rixo Dress and More Looks at the ‘And Just Like That…' Season Three Premiere
The cast and creative team of 'And Just Like That…' attended their latest event on the promotional tour for the third season of the HBO Max series. Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, Nicole Ari Parker, Kristen Davis and more attended the Season Three premiere of the series in Paris on Wednesday. The cast opted for designer pieces, wearing looks by Magda Butrym, Lela Rose and more. Ahead, WWD breaks down those looks from the 'And Just Like That…' Season Three premiere in Paris. More from WWD Brigitte Macron's Indonesia Tour Style: Pops of Purple, Louis Vuitton Looks, Suited Attire and More Scarlett Johansson Pops in Strapless Saint Laurent Dress, Mia Threapleton Goes Green in Elie Saab and More From 'The Phoenician Scheme' NYC Premiere Ana de Armas Goes Strapless in Louis Vuitton for 'Ballerina' Premiere in Paris Sarah Jessica Parker opted for boho styling. The Emmy Award-winning actress wore a white dress with billowing sleeves and a high neckline with a ruffled collar. Lace details cascaded down the flowing skirt of the look, adding feminine touches throughout the striking piece. Nicole Ari Parker opted for a look courtesy of Magda Butrym for her attire. The actress took inspiration from suiting, wearing a blazer with exaggerated, sharp lapels and long black sleeves. She also wore a black top with a high neckline, contrasted by a crisp white skirt with a rosette detail. Parker completed the look with sheer black tights with polka dots and black pumps. Kristin Davis favored a maxidress courtesy of Rixo. The look included ruffled sleeves and featured a bevy of florals. The semi-sheer black fabric served as the base for red rosettes with hints of green leaves. The ensemble included a ruffled neckline and tiered ruffles at the bottom of the skirt. A subtle wrap element added definition to the silhouette at the waist. Sarita Choudhury also favored florals in a custom strapless midi dress by Lela Rose. The actress' look featured a sweetheart neckline with slightly ruched fabric. Cinched at the waist, the silhouette of the dress featured a column skirt. Choudhury's look was curated by stylist Caitlin Burke. Cynthia Nixon wore a look courtesy of A.W.A.K.E. Mode's pre-fall 2020 collection. The ensemble featured a crisp white, long-sleeve jacket with sinuous lapels. The ensemble included a cinched waist with a long wrap belt. Nixon's skirt included several pleats. 'And Just Like That…' Season Three follows Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) and her friends navigating friendship, family and romantic relationships during a summer in New York City. The third season of the HBO revival of 'Sex and the City' debuts on Thursday. View Gallery Launch Gallery: 'And Just Like That' Season 3 Red Carpet Arrivals Photos, Live Updates: Sarah Jessica Parker and More Best of WWD Princess Charlene of Monaco's Grand Prix Style Through the Years: Louis Vuitton, Akris and More, Photos Princess Charlene's Monaco Grand Prix Style Evolution at Full Speed: Shades of Blue in Louis Vuitton, Playful Patterning in Akris and More Kate Middleton's Royal Rewears Through the Years
Grazia USA
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Grazia USA
Miley Cyrus Addresses Her Gold 'Flowers' Dress & Jennifer Lawrence
Miley Cyrus attends An Evening with Miley Cyrus Presented by Spotify at The Metrograph on May 06, 2025 in New York City. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/for Spotify) Miley Cyrus has finally revealed the truth behind that gold dress from her 'Flowers' music video, following plenty of fan speculation about its deeper meaning. While it's not a stretch to believe that the hit song was written about Cyrus' ex-husband, Liam Hemsworth, who she divorced in 2020 following over a decade together, fans think the singer dropped a few pointed clues upon the song's release. Most notably, the track's music video, which has amassed over a billion views since its release in 2023, shows the singer in a vintage gold lamé Saint Laurent gown. With an oversized hood and an ab-bearing cutout, the sparkling number is a show-stopper. However, netizens have speculated about the reference ever since. Miley Cyrus / Image: @MileyCyrus At the time, viewers instantly began to draw similarities between Cyrus' gown and one worn by Jennifer Lawrence at the 2012 premiere of The Hunger Games . The Prabal Gurung gown was also gold lamé and featured side cut-outs. Amidst cheating rumours, fans wondered if the former Disney star's gown was a reference to her ex-husband's co-star. It seems that those rumours can finally be laid to rest, as while signing autographs outside of Jimmy Kimmel Live! this week, a fan asked the singer , 'Was your flowers dress a reference to Jennifer Lawrence?' 'No, but I love that dress of hers,' the musician cheerfully responded. Liam Hemsworth (L) and Jennifer Lawrence arrive at 'The Hunger Games' Los Angeles premiere, 2012 in Los Angeles, United States. (Photo by Lester Cohen/WireImage) In an episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen in 2023, Lawrence also gave her thoughts on the matter, telling the audience, 'I assume that was, like, a coincidence.' The actress also cleared the air regarding cheating rumours, stating, '[They're] not true, total rumour.' 'I mean, we all know me and Liam, like, kissed one time,' she added, referencing the pair's on-screen kiss in Mockingjay Part 1 . 'It was years after they'd broken up.' Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus attend the Los Angeles World Premiere of Marvel Studios' 'Avengers: Endgame', 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo byfor Disney) With the matter cleared, this chapter may now be closed. Currently, Cyrus is dating musician Maxx Morando, and Hemsworth is dating model/actress Gabriella Brooks. Meanwhile, Lawrence shares two children with husband Cooke Maroney. topics: Miley Cyrus, Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth, Flowers, Miley Cyrus Flowers, Music News, celebrity, celebrity news, celebrity couples, music, Celebrity Breakups
