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There’s always a clear difference in trends between London and Los Angeles, which is never more noticeable than during the winter months when L.A. street style regulars are spotted in clothing that could only ever be worn in a place that rarely drops below 15°C. This was proven true this week when Kendall Jenner was spotted leaving a meeting in Beverly Hills wearing a combo that bundled-up Brits could only dream of re-creating in the middle of January: jeans and a knitted vest.  For the occasion, Jenner layered a striped vest from ERL, which is quickly selling out at Ssense, on top of a white, short-sleeved tee—something that is quickly becoming her favourite layering piece. She paired the duo with mid-wash blue jeans&nb...

Congratulations are in order: Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are officially engaged. Luckily for us, they recorded the whole thing on video, and it’s just too cute for words. During the proposal under a tree that holds a special meaning in their relationship, Fox was wearing a cutout bra top and black maxi skirt. You didn’t expect her to be in sweats, did you? Now for the best part: The huge engagement ring was custom-designed by Machine Gun Kelly with sweet symbolism. “I know tradition is one ring, but I designed it with Stephen Webster to be two: the emerald (her birthstone) and the diamond (my birthstone) set on two magnetic bands of thorns that draw together as two halves of the same soul forming the obscure heart that is our love,”...

As the saying (kind of) goes, new year, new Kendall Jenner outfits. We aren’t even a week in, and Jenner’s 2022 style has already left us with much to aspire to. For her latest look, she seemingly looked backward, as it’s an outfit trend that has been cool for years and will continue to be. It’s one you’ve seen time and again and have probably even worn yourself.  Jenner’s timeless look consisted of an oversize blazer over a white T-shirt, straight-leg jeans, and block-heel ankle boots. For a cool twist, she layered a white button-down shirt (unbuttoned) over the tee. The look is decidedly French-girl chic (especially since the blazer is from favourite French brand Sandro) and would look just as appropriate on the streets of Paris as ...

Apparently, we’re not the only ones scouring every last page of Mango’s sale. Katie Holmes, who is frequently spotted wearing covetable pieces from the Spanish fashion brand, appears to likewise be knee-deep in the sale. How do we know? The Dawson’s Creek alum was just spotted in New York City wearing a stunning, knee-length coat that just so happens to be included in it. Even better, it’s somehow still in stock in selected sizes.  Along with a sage-green Chanel crossbody bag and a pair of white-and-blue 327 trainers from New Balance’s ultra-popular collaboration with Staud, Holmes bundled up in an oversize, hunter-green coat, currently priced at just under £90 from £150. Though still available, sizes are selling out like crazy, with only a ...

Winter can be a sartorial challenge, even for the most confident of dressers. The shift in temperatures proves to be the biggest hitch as, after months of giving little thought to whether your ensembles will be warm enough, this swiftly becomes your primary concern. And, let’s face it, it can be difficult to feel chic when you’re laden down in knitwear and wool. Difficult but certainly not impossible. Some of our favourite celebrities have taken winter in stride, flaunting their brilliant cold-weather looks on Instagram for all to see. Sporting gorgeous coats, the sleekest of boots, natty knitwear, cosy co-ords and luxe bags, these A-listers prove that looking slick and being appropriately dressed for the elements can go hand in hand. Amongst the most noteworthy attire is Emily...

Princess Diana’s style has remained one of the biggest influences in the fashion world over the past 30 years with a number of her outfits proving as iconic now as they were when she first wore them. Whether you realise it or not, so much of what we wear today is inspired by the royal’s fashion choices, from her cycling short gym looks to her effortless white shirts—all still visible on the catwalks of the last few years. Trust us, a quick Google search or scroll through the many Diana tribute Instagram accounts (we advise you follow them all) will provide all the new-season inspiration you need.  Our favourite Diana looks, though, all have one thing in common: denim. These days you don’t often (or ever) see Kate, Meghan or *whispers* Camilla wearing blue je...

Luckily 2021 has been kind to us in that department, offering up some brand new well-dressed couples (hello Zoe & Channing!), plenty of fresh photo ops from some of our favourite long-term pairs (thank you, Met Gala!) and, of course, the return of the OG celebrity couple: Jen & Ben. We are not worthy.  So, let’s get to the good bit. Below we’ve rounded up 9 of the best-dressed (in our opinion) celebrity couples right now; and if that wasn’t enough inspo for you, we’ve also added links to shop some pieces we’ve spotted (or could totally imagine) them wearing. Enjoy…  You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat and make mone...

Jennifer Lopez is an icon in so many ways— singer, actor, age-defying beauty— but it’s her fashion that we’re deep diving into today. Back in the late Nineties she championed the strappy red carpet slip dress, making a name for herself amongst the fashion crowd and mingling at magazine parties with the likes of Donatella. With the Noughties came that Versace dress, worn for the Grammy Awards in 2000, and her status as a full blown fashion icon was set. Fast forward over 20 years and we’re being served just as much J.Lo realness through her outfits as we were back then (seriously, what’s her secret?). After recreating that Versace dress moment for the designer’s SS/20 catwalk show like she hadn’t aged a day, she made it very clear she doesn’t plan on dropping off a...

Although John-Kamen feels she didn’t have “bad memories of being held back” by others or “any racism,” she does recall holding herself back in the quest to “fit in,” and she says that microaggressions—a term that wasn’t commonly used at the time—were commonplace. “I could see that I was the only different-looking person [on the playground], and I didn’t want everyone else to see that. It was like it’s my secret that I’m not going to tell, and [I thought], ‘I hope they don’t find out that I’m actually mixed race.’ It’s a very bizarre way of thinking, but that’s what I felt,” she says. I then ask her about the microaggressions she had to fight against. “It was stuff like going into a shop and being told, ‘The sales section is over there,’ but they don’t tell the white person about the sales,...