Haaland carrying an orange and black Hermes HAC (Image Credit: Bildbyran Sipa USA AP) While jaw-dropping goals, unexpected tactical masterclasses, and stadium-shaking celebrations dominate the discourse of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the tournament’s most fascinating style narrative is unfolding far from the pitch. Manchester City’s elite talisman and Norwegian powerhouse, Erling Haaland, has officially claimed the title of fashion’s favorite football icon. The 25-year-old strik

RH Chairman & CEO Gary Friedman with Hayley Atwell, Guy Ritchie, Bella Hunter Friedman, Emma Thynn, Henry Cavill, Theo James and Margot Robbie | Getty Images Tastemakers and influencers from the worlds of film, design, fashion, art, music, hospitality and business gathered to celebrate the unveiling of RH London, The Gallery in Mayfair on Thursday, June 25, 2026. The event was attended by guests including Margot Robbie and Tom Ackerley, Theo James, Henry Cavill, Guy Ritchie,

On Mastery, Memory, and the Discipline of Taste Roar—low, constant, building. Seventy thousand people moving in unison, the energy rising and collapsing in waves. But behind a private suite door, something quieter—and far more deliberate—takes hold. A cork is eased from a bottle. Glasses are poured. A conversation begins—not about the score, but about origin, structure, time. This is not how anyone expects to experience an NFL stadium. And yet, this is exactly where Sandra

Images courtesy of Louis Vuitton When Louis Vuitton launched its first collaboration with Marc Newson over 10 years ago, he was already the most celebrated industrial designer of his generation. His portfolio spanned virtually every field, from furniture to aircraft, and his futuristic aluminium chair, the Lockheed Lounge, had repeatedly commanded staggering sums at auction. For Louis Vuitton, he created a limited-edition biomorphic rucksack in 2014 to celebrate the Monogram,

Have you ever dreamt being young and sunburned in the South of France—falling head over heels in love with someone impossibly beautiful, running with new friends along the Côte d’Azur, through lavender fields, and ending the day with lemon ice cream… or perhaps a bubbly glass of champagne? That is what Jacquemus transmits - especially during the Summer… image COURTESY OF David Luraschi AND JACQUEMUS FT LA BOMBA There is something enchanting about the rolling lavender fields

Image by Hannah Jackson If the fashion world had a Super Bowl, Christmas, and a royal wedding all rolled into one, it would be the Met Gala. Every year on the first Monday in May, the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art transform into the most expensive, most exclusive, and most chaotic red carpet on the planet. As we gear up for the 2026 Met Gala, the buzz is already reaching a fever pitch. Whether you’re a seasoned fashionista or just here for the memes, we’ve rounded u

It’s not often that a star redefines herself in the middle of her life. Reinvention in Hollywood tends to mean disappearing, resurfacing, or playing a self-parody. But Pamela Anderson — forever etched in cultural memory as the blonde bombshell who sprinted across our television screens in slow motion — is scripting something different. At fifty-seven, she has embarked on what can only be described as a renaissance: raw, real, and radiant in ways that feel both unexpected and

When Angie Harmon opens the door, it isn’t Hollywood fanfare that greets you—it’s a warm exhale. Candlelight flickers, a dog winds between chairs, and the air carries that sense of home where laughter and love live. The woman who once lived by call sheets and cameras is most at ease without scripts: at home, surrounded by her daughters. Motherhood was never the role she expected to define her, but it’s the one she treasures most. “Being a mom was something I never really expe

Natalie Wood remains one of Hollywood's most beloved icons, her legacy shining like sunlight dancing on the sea she so cherished. Decades after her passing, her name continues to captivate hearts, her story bridging generations. Natalie Wood Through the work and dedication of her daughter, Natasha Gregson Wagner, Natalie’s legacy of love, strength, and grace endures. From heartfelt tributes to new creative endeavors inspired by her mother, Natasha ensures that the brilliance

“There are no second acts in American lives.” – F. Scott Fitzgerald For someone who has been gone from us for 25 years, Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy is having a remarkable second act. And it’s not just because of the spate of new books that mark the 25 th anniversary of her death – along with that of her husband, John F. Kennedy Jr., and her sister, Lauren Bessette – when the plane he was piloting crashed off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard on July 16, 1999. The fangirl “Once Upo

Anna Wintour by Kevin Tachman Move over, Miranda Priestly—there’s a new boss in town. In fashion’s highest echelon, something seismic just happened: Chloe Malle, Vogue’s former digital darling, has been tapped to replace Anna Wintour. Her official title is “Head of Editorial Content”—which may sound like corporate jargon, but in simpler terms, she’s Vogue’s new editor-in-chief. And in true Vogue style, the title is dressed up just enough to signal both power and polish. Malle

Katie Lowes, Brittany Snow, and Malin Akerman star on 'The Hunting Wives'.Credit: Lionsgate The Hunting Wives has exploded onto Netflix as the kind of show you can’t stop watching even when you know you should. It’s pulp with polish—guns, gossip, and glossy hair flips, set against the façade of Texas high society but filmed right in Charlotte. The story is a messy cocktail of lust, betrayal, and murder, served with a wink and more than a splash of champagne. Viewers aren’t ju

Dame Judi Dench at 90: still wicked, still winning, still very much alive. Still alive, still wicked, still reigning supreme. There’s a certain question that seems to make the rounds at cocktail parties these days, usually after the second martini: “Wait, is Judi Dench still alive?” Yes. Yes, she is. And at 90, she’s doing what she’s always done—making the rest of us look lazy, underdressed, and slightly less interesting. She has the titles: Dame Commander of the Order of the