Not too hot, not too cold. Just right. That's what we think of Ciara's matching olive green skirt-and-shirt ensemble, which she wore on one of the hottest days of summer so far in New York City. Spotted leaving The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon at 30 Rockefeller Center following husband Russell Wilson's appearance, Ciara's head-to-toe look by AnOnlyChild was polished to perfection with black patent leather pumps and a matching petite Hermès Birkin bag. Although it's a casual, neutral hue, the two-piece set is elevated by precise tailoring and perfect pleats.

If you're ready to give your denim skirts a break, we've got you covered. Keep scrolling to shop Ciara's exact outfit from AnOnlyChild, plus a selection of similar pleated olive green skirts in breathable fabrics. Go ahead and level up your summer look.

On Ciara: AnOnlyChild shirt and skirt; Hermès bag

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At the 2025 BET Awards, one thing was clear—anti-minimalist, stacked jewelry is very much back. After a few seasons of red carpet stars going sans luxe necklaces and wearing minimal jewelry with their gowns and intricate looks alike, it seems fashion people and celebs are now on a different track.

Everyone’s favorite It girl and Grammy Award–winning rapper Doechii opted for a summery look on the BET Awards red carpet: a spicy red Miu Miu outfit that embodied an office siren on vacation. Once I saw the stacked resin bracelets on both of her wrists, I knew a trend shift was on the rise. When "Goodies" singer Ciara stepped onto the carpet with a stack of silver chokers and chains adorning her neck and silver bangles stacked on each of her wrists, it confirmed my suspicions.

If you remember, during the most recent award season, many of the celebs on the red carpets had little to no jewelry on. Think bare décolletages, maybe one bracelet, and small diamond earrings. It might’ve had to do with the residual effects of the quiet luxury trend that's still drifting in and out, but now, we're shifting into a new era, maximalism is slowly returning, and this red carpet is proof. If you’re tired of being understated and not expressing yourself with lots of accessories, like stacked jewelry, keep scrolling through to shop the trend Doechii and Ciara are wearing on the red carpet.

On Doechii: Miu Miu top, skirt, and Leather and Metal Belt ($1170); Jimmy Choo Flower Metallic Nappa Leather Sandals with Flower Corsage ($1295)

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On Ciara: Cong Tri top and skirt; Saint Laurent Liza Sandals ($1450)

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When an iconic brand joins forces with an equally iconic woman, I know the result will be very good. That's why Bebe's collab with award-winning musician Ciara has me freaking out. Though I mainly know Ciara for her amazing voice and songwriting prowess, I'm not surprised she has an eye for fashion. And as someone whose hits dominated the early 2000s, it only makes sense for her to partner with Bebe, a brand with a strong Y2K legacy.

When I see Ciara, I see confidence, power, and beauty—traits that are directly reflected in the style and aesthetic of this collection. The range of sleek dresses, tailored separates, denim statement pieces, and cozy loungewear effortlessly embody her unique, tomboy-chic style. (And, of course, there are elevated accessories to match.) I guarantee that wearing these pieces will make you feel empowered, whether you're heading to the office, going on a dinner date, or strolling around the city.

Now that it's officially starting to feel like fall here in L.A., I couldn't be more eager to add new pieces from this collab to my wardrobe. Here's what's caught my eye.

One of the things I love most about fall is the way it influences my going-out wardrobe. The moody weather calls for dresses that feel more edgy and sleek, and let's just say, Ciara understood the assignment. My favorite piece from the collection is the black halter maxi dress—the low back and body chain are such fun details and are fitting for any late-night event. She also wasn't afraid to play with mesh, snakeskin print, and satin fabric with the other dresses in the collection, all of which feel bold and fashion-forward.

Bebe is known for its iconic logo T-shirts, so it only makes sense that the collection tapped into these classic designs. These pieces are perfect for lounging around the house this fall, whether you're hosting a movie night or curling up with a book on the couch. (Not to mention, they make cute pajama sets). The pink colorway offers a pretty pop of color, but there are also black and gray options for those who prefer a more laid-back look. The Low Key Lounge Set features the Bebe x Ciara logo, a detail that immediately made me want to add it to my cart.

Denim is a year-round staple, but I always recommend updating your selection for the new season. From bustier tops to jumpsuits to studded jackets, this collection gives you endless options to choose from. What makes these denim picks unique is that they each feature a bold detail, like studs or a braided waistline, to help them feel more elevated. Try styling the denim bustier top with a miniskirt and boots or the denim jumpsuit with a cozy fur coat to start the new season in style.

Leather is an essential part of any fall wardrobe, as the material helps any outfit feel more sleek and seasonally appropriate. The Mock Neck Mesh Leather Top creates a chic statement—pair it with the Leather Joggers for a matching moment. Both items are featured in all the staple colorways, including black, chestnut, and olive. The collection's satin wide-leg pants and tailored blazers are also perfect for more polished office looks.

The collection wouldn't be complete without some finishing touches (AKA accessories!). The Mini Canvas Satchel is the perfect size—big enough to fit all the essentials. There are also elevated fall boots, sunglasses, watches, and baseball caps that will complement any of the above separates and add the right touch of glam.

It's official: The stacked bob is back—but not in the way that you might know it. Google the hair trend and you'll be met with images of the "dated" style, which has exaggerated long layers at the front that ascend into heavily layered shorter pieces towards the back of the head, and this does give off 2010 vibes. However, I'm here to inform you that the stacked bob has had a modern update for 2023. Scroll down for the proof.

So how exactly is this type of bob haircut different this time around? Firstly, we're seeing a far softer graduation in those long-to-short layers, and this style is cropping up in a whole range of hair lengths. Chloë Grace Moretz's shoulder-skimming bob above has longer face-framing pieces, whilst Sabrina Elba has elegantly tucked those longer layers behind her ears in the cropped hairstyle below. You might also see this cut described as the graduated bob or micro bob, as hairstylist Tom Smith coins it.

"Shrinking normal bob lengths up close to the nape of the neck, the 'micro bob' is a great option for those willing to push the limits of the bob," he says. He explains that the hair is cut right up to the lowest part of the hairline and often styled in a head-hugging, sleek way. "This bob is a very high-fashion yet extremely practical option for those with straight to wavy hair," he says.

"Often styled with the hair tucked behind one or both ears, this is the natural progression of the 'contour bob' we saw a lot of during the spring, which encourages the shadows of a lifted cheekbone," says Smith. "It’s likely the micro bob will keep shrinking over the season, so those who typically wear a bob will enjoy the practicality of less hair to worry about over the summer." Stylish and practical? Yes please.

Ready to embrace the stacked bob? Scroll ahead for more haircut inspiration. 

Stacked Bob Haircut Ideas

A full visor bob looks so chic paired with those short, stacked layers towards the back of the neck.

Locs look great in this graduated bob, which compliments the jawline.

Proof that the side parting is timeless, Ciara's stacked bob has plenty of volume and bounce.

Halle Berry's stacked bob beautifully lets those curls shine.

Those longer sections at the front can be swept back behind the ears for an elegant look (and to show off statement earrings).

This graduated bob on Emma Willis has been styled for a rounded, concave effect.

Sabrina Elba has also sported a variation of the stacked bob with a choppy fringe, and we're into it.

The stacked bob also works with a swooping side fringe and flicky layers.

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I love summer, and I love skincare, but sometimes, those two things seem at odds with each other. I want to be in the sun, but too much sun exposure is bad for my skin. I want to be in the water, but it's drying. I want to drink one Aperol Spritz after another, but that's not great for the complexion either. So, what's a girl to do? Well, it all comes down to balance (and sunscreen)—both of which I've heavily focused on for the past few months. 

Still, it's nearing the end of summer, and I see so many signs of sun damage in the mirror. I have hyperpigmentation littering my nose and cheeks; I have fine lines deepening around my eyes and forehead; I even have a dull, lackluster complexion. Gone are the days of bright, even skin, and as a beauty editor, I'm committed to restoring it.

To achieve this, I'm placing my trust in OAM Skin—a brand founded by Ciara. Now, I understand what you're thinking, and I agree: I'm fatigued by celebrity beauty brands just like everyone else. But this brand is different. For one, it was created in collaboration with a team of research scientists, dermatologists, and an MIT engineer. Secondly, it has visibly improved the state of my skin. Scroll ahead to shop the products and catch a glimpse of a pretty epic before-and-after photo. 

The Products

The first product in the lineup is this vitamin C-spiked cleanser. I love it because it cleanses my skin thoroughly without stripping it of much-needed moisture. The secret is in the ingredients. First of all, there are three types of vitamin C for a kick of brightening power and antioxidant protection. Second, there is hyaluronic acid and snow mushroom extract, which are both superbly hydrating. 

It has a light, foam texture and it's fragrance-free. While I appreciate the latter due to my sensitive skin, I think it's worth noting that it does have a certain scent to it; it's not super unpleasant, but it's there. I would describe it as a sort of plastic-y scent. I know that sounds terrible, but it's subtle, and it doesn't take away from all the benefits this cleanser offers.

Okay, for me, this product is the most special of all the brand's products. These pads are soaked in a powerful combination of vitamin C (four different types!), peptides, retinol, green tea, and vitamin E. The effect they had on my skin shocked me. After using them for just a week, I noticed my skin was visibly brighter and more even. Don't get me wrong, that was nice, but what really surprised me was that the deep wrinkles in my neck were visibly minimized.

These wrinkles have bothered me for years. They're the result of hours spent looking down at my phone and computer. I've tried so many things to minimize them, including neck creams and at-home micro-needling, but these pads made the difference. 

I don't love that they're single-use, but they're so hydrating, gentle, and effective, that I can't give them up. In fact, I've already convinced two of my friends to buy them. 

This serum is formulated for all skin types. Translation: It's gentle. Yet, somehow, it also contains four different types of vitamin C, including Tetrahexydecyl Ascorbate (a super stable form) and L-Ascorbic Acid (a form that's pretty much the gold standard in skincare). There are also peptides and alpha arbutin to firm and further brighten the skin. It's an ingredient list that's impressive, to say the least. 

As for the texture, it feels slightly oily or even silicone-y, almost like a primer. Personally, I like it, because it makes my combination skin feel soft and moisturized and it doesn't break me out. 

This moisturizer contains three types of vitamin C, along with peptides and hyaluronic acid. Just as I expected, the texture is hydrating and lightweight. It's not so lightweight that it's a gel texture, but it's definitely not a rich cream either. To me, it's a good in-between that could work for my combination skin all year round. 

The fifth and final product (so far) is this eye cream. It has all the trappings of the other products, including multiple forms of vitamin C and peptides. There's also hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and CoQ10. The latter is a powerful antioxidant that's found naturally in the skin. 

I like that it absorbs quickly without leaving an overly greasy or sticky residue behind. I also like that it's only $35. With so many active ingredients, I'd expect this to be double the price. 

The Proof

As you can see in my before picture, my main issue was hyperpigmentation. Honestly, just looking at this picture makes me want to run to the dermatologist's office for a chemical peel or laser treatment. I can't help but fixate on the dark spots littering my skin. 

I took the second picture about three weeks after taking the first. My skin is far from perfect, but I can see a visible difference. It's brighter, more even, my dark spots are slightly diminished. I'm extremely happy with the results, and I guess I have Ciara to thank. 

10 Other Sun Damage-Correcting Skincare Products I Love

It's official: The stacked bob is back—but not in the way that you might know it. Google the hair trend and you'll be met with images of the "dated" style, which has exaggerated long layers at the front that ascend into heavily layered shorter pieces towards the back of the head, and this does give off 2010 vibes. However, I'm here to inform you that the stacked bob has had a modern update for 2024. Scroll down for the proof.

So how exactly is this type of bob haircut different this time around? Firstly, we're seeing a far softer graduation in those long-to-short layers, and this style is cropping up in a whole range of hair lengths. Chloë Grace Moretz's shoulder-skimming bob above has longer face-framing pieces, whilst Sabrina Elba has elegantly tucked those longer layers behind her ears in the cropped hairstyle below. You might also see this cut described as the graduated bob or micro bob, as hairstylist Tom Smith coins it.

"Shrinking normal bob lengths up close to the nape of the neck, the 'micro bob' is a great option for those willing to push the limits of the bob," he says. He explains that the hair is cut right up to the lowest part of the hairline and often styled in a head-hugging, sleek way. "This bob is a very high-fashion yet extremely practical option for those with straight to wavy hair," he says.

"Often styled with the hair tucked behind one or both ears, this is the natural progression of the 'contour bob' we saw a lot of during the spring, which encourages the shadows of a lifted cheekbone," says Smith. "It’s likely the micro bob will keep shrinking over the season, so those who typically wear a bob will enjoy the practicality of less hair to worry about over the summer." Stylish and practical? Yes please.

Ready to embrace the stacked bob? Scroll ahead for more haircut inspiration.

Stacked Bob Haircut Ideas

A full visor fringe looks so chic paired with those short, stacked layers towards the back of the neck.

Locs look great in this graduated bob, which compliments the jawline.

Proof that the side parting is timeless, Ciara's stacked bob has plenty of volume and bounce.

Halle Berry's stacked bob beautifully lets those curls shine.

Those longer sections at the front can be swept back behind the ears for an elegant look (and to show off statement earrings).

This graduated bob on Emma Willis has been styled for a rounded, concave effect.

Sabrina Elba has also sported a variation of the stacked bob with a choppy fringe, and we're into it.

The stacked bob also works with a swooping side fringe and flicky layers.

The Best Products to Style The Stacked Bob Hair Trend:

This story was previously published at an earlier date and has since been updated.

Ciara is a name we all know and love. The pop icon pretty much does it all. Not only is she an incredible singer, but she also somehow finds the time to run six businesses of her own. (Don't ask me how she does it.) One of those budding entrepreneurial ventures happens to be a clinically based skincare line called OAM Skin.

Another recent endeavor involves a partnership with her favorite deodorant brand, Degree, to launch its new Unlimited collection armed with superior patented antiperspirant technology. In a recent study performed by Degree, of the 68% of Americans who experience heavy or anxious sweat, 75% said it affects their self-confidence, and 80% said they would live their lives differently if they didn't have to worry about sweat. The Unlimited line is equipped with SmartAdapt technology that responds to body heat and moisture with all-day, personalized protection that goes above and beyond. 

Don't worry—Ciara found a moment in her busy schedule to tell me all about the partnership, her "why" for starting OAM, and the essential beauty products she never leaves home without. Read on below for our full conversation.

We're excited to hear all about your partnership with Degree and the new Unlimited by Degree formula! What do you think makes this formula unique, and why do you like using it?

There are so many reasons! One, I think my fans know that I've always loved Degree for many years—I've been proud to be part of the family. Before we even worked together, I was raving about this product. What's really cool about the Unlimited by Degree line… I'm going to start with a real fact. It has superior antiperspirant technology. This technology allows the product to really prevent that sweat from breaking out. It's truly one of a kind. What I loved about working together on this product and this campaign is that Degree is really about celebrating how you move, encouraging people to move, and giving you the confidence you need while you move. They're also inspiring people and encouraging them to live life without limits.

I really love this campaign, especially because I got to learn a lot in this process and working together. Two out of three Americans experience a heaviness of sweat due to anxiety. When I learned that, I was like, "Wow, two out of three Americans!" That's kind of crazy to me to know that fact. Because of that, when people experience anxious sweat, your self-confidence is lower. You don't feel as confident when you have to go to an interview, if you have date night, or [if] you're gonna go on a date for the first time, right? You don't feel as confident and secure. I think everyone deserves to live life without limits. That's been my motto and what I like to live by. I hope that by people learning about this product, it can be game-changing for them like it was for me. This new product has been awesome, so I'm just excited to share with my fans and everyone the goodness of this new product that's going to change the game for those that do sweat.

I think the most important test would be to use it for a workout. Are you into working out at all? How do you think the formula holds up against its competitors?

Oh, absolutely! Working out is a big part of what I do—whether it's performing on stage, doing rehearsals, or getting ready for a video or for a photo shoot. I have to be up in the gym! That's definitely a big part of my everyday routine, and I've honestly been pushing myself to work out more. I am really proud of me. I go through my ebbs and flows of training, and sometimes, I kind of spot-train. I train for a show, or I train for a video or a project, but I'm trying to really commit to elevating how I work out on a daily basis. I really love the woman that I'm becoming in this space.

What are your favorite types of workouts?

Right now, I'm really into doing Tabata workouts. It's really good for your heart rate. Sometimes, when you're trying to lose weight or really trim up, metabolic training is something that's really game-changing. You actually don't have to work as long as you think you need to. In my mind, [I always thought] you needed to be in the gym for like three hours, especially if you're trying to lose baby weight, and actually, you don't. If you eat right and have the metabolic workouts, you'll see great results. Tabata-style workouts and a little bit of weight training in the midst of it for muscular development have been game-changing for me. I've been enjoying doing that, and it's been really fun for me.

How do you typically cope with stress in your daily life? Do you have any other products or practices that help you stay grounded?

My go-to is praying. I love to pray. I will pray multiple times throughout the day, and that brings me peace. Sometimes, I like to just go for a ride on the highway and cruise. It's the little things for me. Taking a bath can also be relaxing and a good stress reliever. I think it's important to give yourself the opportunity to just silence things and calm down the world whenever you can. That's where you'll find your greatest stress relievers. Then I can also go to Disneyland with my babies. It's so fun!

Baths and Disneyland are always the perfect stress relievers! Switching gears, what drove you to create your own skincare brand, OAM? 

I'm so, so proud of OAM Skin! I would always say that I'm a woman of ambition on a mission, and I've always wanted to create a skincare line. My best friend and my makeup artist (she's been in my life since I was 16 years old) Yolonda [Frederick] would tell me, "Ciara, you need to use your eye cream. You need to do this—you need to do that." I would hear her, but I wouldn't hear her. At a certain point, I realized she's right because I look at her, and she's a true example of how to age gracefully and do it right. She's the epitome of a woman to me, and she's so beautiful. I watched her take care of herself every day and be committed to taking care of herself. I just thought, "Let me level up on taking care of myself and how I'm taking care of my skin—let's really get serious about it." I got the great opportunity to create my skincare line, and it's clinically based, which was really important to me.

If I was going to do this, I wanted to do it all the way. I say I'm a woman of ambition on a mission, right? And I want to make clinical skincare simple for all. That was my overall mission with the line. I also wanted to make it simple because I think that sometimes, for us women, when you go into a skincare store, it's overwhelming. It's like, "Where do I start, and where do I stop?" On the back of my bottles, I've numbered each bottle so you know the steps to follow. It's like your step-by-step process to the ultimate glowing skin. I was inspired to create this line for that reason and so many more. I want to speak to all my girls on a mission like me and help them take care of their skin and elevate how it glows.

I also love that your advisory board consists of all women and many women of color for that matter! Was this something that was really important to you when you created the brand?

The most important thing for me with OAM is that it is for all skin types. We did test on all 32 skin types on the Fitzpatrick scale, so every skin type that's out there was tested by this product. I thought it was important for me—having my line and creating my board—to empower us as women. I also wanted to make sure I had all the people on the team that could speak to the truthfulness of how you take care of your skin and could educate you in the process.

Dr. Libby is a board-certified dermatologist, so when she's speaking to you, she's speaking facts. Yolonda is a skincare guru. She's been [with me] in my career for so long [that] she knows my skin in and out, but she also knows skin in general. JC Johnson (my CEO) is an MIT chemical engineer, and she also graduated from Harvard. Having those layers to the women on my board was really important to me—I'm really about empowering us. I love having that knowledge and the wisdom that all these ladies have. We can speak to women of all skin types and all ethnicities. That was really important to me, and the design of my board just happened in its own organic way, so it's really beautiful.

I seriously love that! What do you like to use for your own morning and evening skincare routine?

What I always say to people is listen to your skin. My greatest routine that I love and is fully encompassing is my nighttime one. I use a whole lot of stuff. To start, I use all five products [in the line]. I'll start off by washing my face with our foaming cleanser. Then I'll use my brightening pads, and I'll use them sparingly. I don't use them all the time because I also want to listen to my skin—I don't want to overwhelm it. Always listen to your skin. It tells you what you need and what you don't need. With the brightening pads, you see the brightness happen like that. Then I like to do my eye cream and my serum. (All of these are vitamin C based.) Then I finish out with my moisturizer. It's the perfect combination.

In the morning when I wake up, I may just literally take a warm rag and wipe my face down if I need a wake-up boost, but I will use my OAM moisturizer. That's all I need to rock and roll. I put some eye cream on in the morning, too, but I keep it more simple during that part of the day. 

If you had to choose only two products from the line to use for the rest of your life, which ones would you choose and why?

That's tough! The brightening pads are super special. I call the serum liquid gold for the face because it has three unique doses of vitamin C—the tri-C peptide complex. That allows the vitamin C to release and microdose throughout the day, so your skin won't get irritated. It's tough for me to pick just two products, but I can tell you those are two special ones. The foam cleanser is also just amazing the way that it lathers in your hands and when you rub it on your face. It's such an experience.

What are a few other staple beauty products that you carry around with you in your bag?

I legit have my Degree deodorant, and I always have a moisturizer and a brush for my hair. I would say those are a few key items that are always in my bag. 

What has made the biggest impact on your skin and beauty routine? Do you have any kind of nonnegotiable products? I'm sure OAM products have made a huge impact!

OAM definitely has all my skincare needs, honestly. The eye cream, like I said, is game-changing. Something about it just lifts the eyes and regenerates the skin. It just brings back that youthfulness and gives you the pick-me-up that you need. A good mask is also good from time to time for that hydration. 

Lastly, is there any new music in the works or any other cool projects you have coming up that you can share a little bit about?

I've got something for the girls! I've been having fun, and I've been teasing something really fun with my fans on my Instagram and TikTok. It's funny because it is actually International Women's Month, so there's a lot of special stuff that I have in store for the girls around the world, and I can't wait to share more of it. So far, everyone's been showing so much love. I've been just having a good time jamming out and having fun with my fans and sharing to give them a little taste.

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As temperatures drop, the boots get taller. That's how it goes, right? Well, maybe not. But one thing is certain: Thigh-high boots are having a major moment. 

Celebs have been trying out this dramatic boot style for a while lately, but Dua Lipa's recent Instagram post has definitely put the look on the map. In fact, a carousel compilation featuring the photo shared only two days ago has already received twice as many likes and comments as usual. You could say it's a pretty engaging outfit photo. 

You don't have to go down an Instagram rabbit hole to find further proof (hey, that's our job), so just keep scrolling to see other stars sporting thigh-high boots and the many ways to style the trend if you're into it, of course. If not, no worries. Uggs, Western-inspired boots, and lug-sole booties are also celeb approved for the season. 

Damn, Dua! 

See How 10 Other Celebs Style Over-the-Knee Boots

Accessorized to a T. 

Fast and furious.

They work in white too.

Red dress, red bottoms.

Green with envy. 

Spooky chic.

Birthday-girl glam. 

These striped boots are such a daring look for Watson, and we're here for it. 

Legs for days.

There are so many different ways to style over-the-knee boots. 

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Ciara knows how to make a grand entrance. When she arrived at New York Fashion Week, every head turned. The showstopping outfit was comprised of only two items: oversize black sunglasses and a shiny leather trench. LITA by Ciara received a room of its own at Revolve's NYFW gallery. She walked around in awe, touching the clothes she designed, interacting with the models, and telling her children and friends about the details of her design process. Later, she told me, "It's surreal to be kicking off fashion week with my own brand. That's a 'pinch myself' moment."

Her namesake brand was designed with the intention of empowering women. She told me, "LITA stands for 'love is the answer.' We say that women have a beautiful gift and the power to love and lead with love. That's an important part of the designs and the materials." When you walk around the room and take a closer look at each of the pieces, you can tell the quality is a priority.

When I think of Ciara's style, my mind immediately goes to her many head-turning and glamorous outfits. From turning a football jersey into a sequined ball gown for the Met Gala to sporting low-rise on the red carpet during the entirety of the 2000s, she's known for making statements. However, if you pay closer attention to her day-to-day style, wardrobe staples truly compromise the majority of her outfits.

So during our quick chat about the fabulous fall collection she designed for LITA and the best musicians to listen to these days, I had to ask Ciara which wardrobe staples she's currently living for. I'm on my way to buy all five that she highlighted.

1. Leather Trench Coat

All you need is a good trench coat for fall, and Ciara proved that to be correct when she attended New York Fashion Week wearing nothing but one. When I asked her what staples she'll be wearing into fall, she immediately said, "I'm definitely bringing this trench coat."

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2. Combat Boots

There are many boot styles out there, and we'll get to another one later. According to Ciara, "you have to have a classic boot, a combat boot."

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3. Faux-Fur Jacket

Everyone knows the importance of having a good set of jackets when the weather cools down. When Ciara designed her collection, furry jackets were a priority: "You got to have a great jacket that can flex."

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4. Stiletto Boots

You'll rarely see Ciara without a pair of heels on, and if you take a closer look at her collection, you'll notice that she truly favors stilettos. Another holy-grail wardrobe staple of hers is stiletto boots.

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5. White Sneakers

Ciara is a self-proclaimed tomboy, and she told me that this character trait "really inspired [her] interest in fashion." Her love for sneakers aligns well with this note, as she told me it's a transitional item.

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Let's just skip spring and head straight into summer, shall we? Because unless you're taking a long Easter holiday—and if that's the case, I'm jealous—then the real fun comes when the beach is warm enough for minidresses, denim shorts and, of course, swimsuits. Looking ahead to the sunny season, I found a handful of celeb-approved trends that are sure to be popular come June. 

For example, since the cut-out trend shows no signs of slowing down, it's no surprise that it also translates into swimwear. Dua Lipa recently Instagrammed her one-piece swimsuit with a cutout at the waist, so I found plenty of similar options for you to choose from. Scroll down to shop 2022 swimsuit trends inspired by Hailey Bieber, Camila Cabello, Ciara and more. 

1. Cut-Out One-Piece

2. Red One-Piece

3. Classic Triangle Bikini

4. Low-Back One-Piece

5. Leopard Bikini

Next, Kate Middleton wore the unexpected flat-shoe trend Anna Wintour also loves. 

Let's just skip spring and head straight into summer, shall we? Because unless you're still given a spring break—and if that's the case, I'm jealous—then the real fun comes when the beach is warm enough for minidresses, denim shorts, and of course, swimsuits. Looking ahead to the sunny season, I found a handful of celeb-approved trends that are sure to be popular come June. 

For example, since the cutout trend shows no signs of slowing down, it's no surprise that it also translates into swimwear. Dua Lipa recently Instagrammed her one-piece swimsuit with a cutout at the waist, so I found plenty of similar options for you to choose from. Scroll down to shop 2022 swimsuit trends inspired by Hailey Bieber, Camila Cabello, Ciara, and more. 

1. Cutout One-Piece

2. Red One-Piece

3. Classic Triangle Bikini

4. Low-Back One-Piece

5. Leopard Bikini

Next, Kate Middleton wore the unexpected flat-shoe trend Anna Wintour also loves. 

Here’s a question: When you think about the pop-culture moment of the year that had you living, what was it? Was it the reboot of Gossip Girl? The rebirth of Y2K trends? The return of the Met Gala? Or was it discovering cool new musicians? It seems that 2021 gave us a ton of buzzy moments, but here’s one specific phenomenon that was my personal favorite: the resurgence of celebrity couples’ style. No other topic quite lit up social media like celebrity couples. Remember when we all lost it over finding out Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatum were a thing? Or seeing any of Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly’s coordinated outfits on the red carpet? 

Like it or not, couples style is back and poppin‘. But before you dismiss the hold that celeb couples’ style has had on the zeitgeist as thirsty or a side effect of being couped up, keep reading, as I’ve done a deep dive through the internet to round up the best looks of the year. Ahead, find 15 celebrity couples whose personal and collective style proves that this past year was all about stuntin‘ with bae. Fair warning: This story may cause you to redownload Tinder or buy matching suits for you and your partner. 

WHO: Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly

WHAT: 2021 Billboard Music Awards

WEAR: On Megan: Shay jewelry; Mugler dress; Jimmy Choo heels; On MGK: Balmain suit; Tasaki jewelry

If there’s one duo who understood and aced the celebrity-couple style trend this year, it’s Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly. While they served looks all year, their matching all-black ensembles for the Billboard Music Awards broke the internet. The Mugler dress on Fox? MGK’s black-painted tongue? I’m still in shambles over this coordinated look.

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WHO: Beyoncé and Jay-Z

WHAT: Tiffany & Co. About Love campaign 

WEAR: On Beyoncé: black gown; opera gloves; Tiffany & Co. diamond necklace; On Jay-Z: suit 

NGL, Beyoncé and Jay-Z are forever my couples-style icons—cause they aren’t afraid to serve a ’fit courtside at an NBA game or on a private yacht in Positano. That said, this past year, they even further solidified their places as a stylish duo with their About Love campaign for Tiffany & Co. What demonstrates a more cuffed and stylish partnership for life than diamonds? The answer is nothing else, fam, nothing.

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WHO: Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatum

WEAR: On Kravitz: Araks Cadel Slip Dress; Theory Unlined Pump in Suede ($325); Saint Laurent tote; Oliver Peoples sunglasses; On Tatum: Oversize T-shirt; cargo jeans; Converse sneakers

While I’m not one to lose it over celebrity gossip, I was not okay the first time I saw the photos of Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatum together. It’s one thing to be stylish on your own (Kravitz is an icon), but seeing them together? So hot. What I love about their pairing is that while they’re never completely matchy-matchy, their vibe together gives off a bit of artsy, grungy, downright edgy energy. They are what you envision when you think you’re going to date an artist: lots of vintage denim, tattered T-shirts, and riding on a bike off to the next borough.

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WHO: Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck 

WEAR: On Lopez: Christian Dior coat and dress; Foundrae jewelry; Christian Louboutin boots; On Affleck: Wool blazer; polo shirt; jeans

No one would have guessed that getting back with an ex would come back in style before low-rise jeans would. Alas, 2021 was about it. And what rekindling rocked the boat more than Bennifer? We may have tried to make Y2K fashion a thing again, but aughts couples are where it’s at because they’ve been around the block, so their style is already cohesive. Since getting back together, they’ve served up everything from red carpet looks to casual matching outfits worthy of replicating at home.

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WHO: Zendaya and Tom Holland

WHAT: Spider-Man: No Way Home premiere

WEAR: On Zendaya: Alexander McQueen S/S 22; Jacob & Co. Web Earrings; Bulgari Magnifica Ring; On Holland: Celine Homme 

No other couple nails the art of duo dressing quite like Zendaya and Tom Holland. What’s great about their style is that Holland opts for more traditional yet fashion-forward looks that never steal the limelight from Zendaya. The moral of the story: Get yourself a partner who lets you be as extra as you want to be.

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WHO: Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer

WEAR: On Stewart: Stüssy baseball cap; Garrett Leight Unisex Round Sunglasses ($360); Re/Done Classic Tee ($90); Levi’s 501 Jeans; Chanel Boyfriend Watch ($2995) 

Let me clear something up: The best celeb couple style moments of the year didn’t just happen on the red carpet. There are quite a few couples whose off-duty style was giving this past year, including Kristen Stewart and her fiancée, Dylan Meyer. Their casual ensembles? A lesson in dressing as a pair. No need to be in matching gowns and suits; just wear something within the same aesthetic, and you’ll look chic even if you’re just going for a cup of coffee.

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WHO: Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker 

WHAT: Milan Fashion Week 2021

WEAR: On Kardashian: Dolce & Gabanna dress and bustier; Gianvito Rossi Metropolis Sandals; On Barker: sunglasses; layered chain necklaces; suit 

When Avril Lavigne sang, "He was a punk. She did ballet,” was she having a psychic vision about Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker? Jokes aside, since these two became an It item, they’ve served up punk pop–inspired looks that have gone viral time after time. My prediction is that their pre-engagement looks are only a premonition into a future filled with leather, black, and studs for years to come.

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WHO: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry

WEAR: On Markle: Emporio Armani Single-Breasted Virgin Wool Coat; The Row Chanic Turtleneck; Aquazzura Simply Irresistible Pumps; Cartier jewelry

It doesn’t get more stylish in terms of duos than Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. I mean, do you see these all-navy suits? Sure, we can’t all be royals, but wearing something as simple as matching hues with our very own king/queen can make anyone feel like royalty. 

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WHO: Hailey and Justin Bieber

WHAT: Paris Fashion Week 2021

WEAR: On Hailey: LaQuan Smith dress; Linda Farrow x The Attico Irene Sunglasses; Little Liffner Minimal Mini Tote Brown Croc-Embossed; On Justin: sunglasses; chain; pinstripe suit 

The key to great couples style is knowing how to balance each individual’s style and, if you’re lucky enough, having a great stylist. Of course, not everyone can hire celebrity stylist Maeve Reilly (though she works with Hailey, Ciara, and Megan Fox), but you can consider celeb couples to be your style inspo. Take note from the Biebers, and make sure one partner is wearing a neutral-friendly ensemble when the other plays with prints.

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WHO: Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor

WHAT: Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Opening Gala

WEAR: On Paulson: Sequin gown; clutch bag; On Taylor: nude suit; black heels; clutch bag

Again, you don’t have to match perfectly to look good while you’re out with your significant other. Just take a cue from one of Hollywood’s most elegant couples, Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor. One of you can wear a bolder look, and one can go minimal so long as you’re wearing neutral hues. Opting for grays, beiges, and nudes is a surefire way to look cohesive as a couple.

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WHO: Michael B. Jordan and Lori Harvey

WEAR: On Harvey: Saint Laurent Knotted Cutout Latex Dress ($5495) and Heart Earrings; Christian Louboutin Epic Rose 100 Wraparound Patent-Leather Sandals ($1195)

When thinking of the viral social hashtag #ThisCouldBeUsButYouPlayin, which celebrity couple comes to mind? Personally, I always think of Lori Harvey and Michael B. Jordan. Not just because they play when it comes to going on a sultry holiday together but really because they give the people what they want: fabulous ’fits. Sure, it’s simple to wear matching all-black with your partner—but this look? It’s not a game. 

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WHO: Elliot Page and Emma Portner 

WEAR: On Page: Balenciaga; On Portner: Balenciaga Backwrap Crinkled-Satin Trench Coat ($3200) and Patched Dress in Pink ($3090), Hourglass Multibelt Top Handle Bag ($2490), and Square-Back Lambskin Knife High-Heel Pumps ($850)

Not to be weird, but there are some celebrities I constantly root for—I want all the best for them. Such is the case with Elliot Page. When he came out as queer transgender the past year, I was not only so proud of him, but I was waiting with bated breath to see how his style would evolve. Let me tell you I have yet to be disappointed. Just look at this full head-to-toe Balenciaga outfit he’s wearing out with his former partner, Emma Portner. Relationships don’t always last, but what’s for certain is Page’s role as an important figure within the LGBQT+ community, and a style icon is forever.

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WHO: Ciara and Russell Wilson

WEAR: On Ciara: Nanushka men’s floral top and pants

There’s a running joke that everyone wants to know what Ciara’s prayer was for her relationship—and frankly, I get it. What divine interventions need to happen to get a partner who���s willing to coordinate your looks while traveling through Italy? Everything about this look is heavenly—from her full matching menswear Naushka set to Russell’s matching polo and trousers. It’s just another example of how the Russells have and always will be the epitome of bae goals, and the rest of us are just praying to get there one day.

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WHO: Jonah Hill and Sarah Brady

WHAT: Premiere of Netflix's Don't Look Up

WEAR: Matching Gucci suits

I’m filing this full matching Gucci suit ensemble from Jonah Hill and Sarah Brady as one of the best celebrity couple looks of the year. Everything about their outfits is perfection—the mint hue, the mismatched jewelry and brooches, the matching loafers. It just shows that doing a complete matching look can be done tactfully, and if you can get them to wear matching Gucci with you, they’re a good one.

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WHO: Rihanna and A$AP Rocky

WHAT: 2021 Met Gala

WEAR: On Rihanna: Balenciaga; Bulgari jewelry; Thelma West jewelry; Maria Tash custom earrings; On A$AP Rocky: Eli Russell Linnetz custom quilt

Maybe the most surprising relationship news of all the year was when A$AP Rocky and Rihanna made their debut. Whether or not you’re a fan, it goes without saying that this couple defines what celebrity couple style is and all that it should be. Individually, they take style risks—A$AP Rocky was wearing jewelry long before other men hopped on the trend, and Rihanna is, well, Rihanna. But what makes them dynamic as a couple is all the looks they’ve been serving (for example, the look above). 

While we all sat at home wrapped up in our duvets watching the Met Gala, they wore their blankets to the red carpet. Sure, only A$AP and RiRi could pull this off, but this moment and every other style moment this year proved that celebrity couples’ style is back and thriving. 

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Next: I'm a Size 10—See How I Re-Created These 7 Celeb Looks

Puffer jackets are certainly not the most exciting winter trend in existence, but that doesn't mean you can't style them in cool and unexpected ways. Need a little bit of inspiration to get started? I've got you covered. I scoured through tons of celebrity photos and settled on my favorite six puffer-jacket outfits from the likes of Kate Middleton, Jennifer Lopez, Ciara, Irina Shayk, and more.

Hadid, of course, knows exactly how to give the humble puffer jacket a high-fashion upgrade, while Middleton is partial to a more laidback approach involving skinny jeans and lace-up boots. Meanwhile, Ciara has offered up a fantastic outfit idea if you want to dress up your favorite puffer. Scroll down to recreate celebrity puffer jacket outfits. 

1. All-White Pieces

Leave it to Bella Hadid to make a basic puffer jacket look like a million bucks. I love her monochrome outfit and how she expertly styled white jeans for winter. I found some strikingly similar pieces below to help you re-create her look. 

On Bella Hadid: Off-White shirt; Dior bag

2. Head-to-Toe Beige 

Another excellent monochrome outfit, this time courtesy of Ciara. I would never have thought to coordinate my puffer jacket with a formal outfit (usually, I'd assume I'd take off the jacket upon arrival), but Ciara is really convincing me to give the matchy-matchy look a try. 

On Ciara: Carmen March top and pants

3. Wide-Leg Jeans + Sneakers + Beanie 

Everyone is obsessed with how warm The North Face jackets are, but now I'm giving you another reason to try out the brand: it's EmRata-approved. I love how she let her blue jacket take center stage by teaming it with black pieces.

On Emily Ratajkowski: The North Face jacket

4. Sweatpants + Combat Boots

This one goes out to all the lazy dressers like me: Yes, you can make sweatpants look cool outside the house. Just copy Irina Shayk and wear a sweatsuit with a shiny black puffer and lace-up boots. 

On Irina Shayk: Burberry jacket; The Mayfair Group sweatshirt and sweatpants; Both boots

5. Skinny Jeans + Lace-Up Boots

This outfit is a prime example of how Kate Middleton strives to be relatable with her clothing choices. Her sporty jacket, classic skinny jeans, and practical boots don't scream royalty but are staples nonetheless. 

On Kate Middleton: Barbour jacket; Chloé boots

6. Furry Scarf + Sweatpants + Sneakers

You didn't think J.Lo would skip the opportunity to add a touch of glamour to her puffer jacket, did you? She did so in the form of a furry scarf, which will keep you looking warm and posh at the same time. 

On Jennifer Lopez: Alexander McQueen sneakers

Next, the 10 most popular brands at Nordstrom—and exactly what I'd buy from each.

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As much as I’d love to be one of those people who can bake in time to blow out or curl my hair, the truth is that 99.9% of the time, I’m an air-dry gal. I’m lucky that I like my naturally wavy hair texture, but it took a long time to embrace—and even still, there are days when I wish I had a live-in hairstylist to help me zhuzh it, à la a Real Housewife. But since that’s a Bravo-induced fantasy, I thought I’d do the next best thing: ping some of my favorite hairstylists to find out how they recommend styling air-dried hair. Because sometimes even the pros just don’t always have the time or energy. 

These seven incredible hairstylists have product recommendations, from air-dry creams to sprays to hair oils, for every hair type and texture. Keep scrolling to find your perfect picks and enjoy your gorgeous hair, no dryer required.

Andrew Fitzsimons, Celebrity Hairstylist

Daily Dose Miracle Moisture Spray Leave-In Hair Conditioner

TPH by Taraji Twist and Set Moisture-Rich Twisting Hair Cream

Kristin Ess Hair Weightless Shine Air Dry Crème

NatureLab Tokyo Perfect Texture Wave Cream

NatureLab Tokyo Perfect Volume Texture Mist

Jonathan Van Ness, JVN Hair Founder and Queer Eye Star 

JVN Complete Hydrating Air Dry Cream

Annagjid "Kee" Taylor, Celebrity Hairstylist and Beauty Entrepreneur

Deeper Than Hair First Class to Jamaica

E'Tae Buttershine Moisturizing Hair and Scalp Cream

Justin Anderson, Celebrity Colorist and Co-Founder of DPHue

DPHue Apple Cider Vinegar Leave-In Hair Therapy

DPHue Color Fresh Oil Therapy

Jenna Spino, Stylist at Maxine Salon in Chicago

Kérastase Elixir Ultime Hair Oil Serum for Frizzy Hair

Oribe Matte Waves Texture Lotion

Sebastian Whipped Crème

Kérastase Densifique Bodifying Mousse

Sunnie Brook, Biolage Global Ambassador and Celebrity Stylist

Biolage All-in-One Coconut Infusion Multi-Benefit Spray

Biolage Hydrasource Daily Leave-In Tonic

Cynthia Alvarez, Biolage Curl Specialist and Celebrity Stylist

Alterna My Hair My Canvas Easy Does It Air-Dry Balm

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American designers always have one event circled on the calendar in thick red pen: the annual CFDA Fashion Awards, which honours the fashion industry's top talent. This year's red carpet was filled to the brim with well-dressed celebrities like Zendaya, Ciara, host Emily Blunt, and Anya Taylor-Joy, who came with their fashion A-game to support the nominees. Ashley Olsen was not just a guest but a nominee as well—The Row was a contender for the top accessory designer award but ultimately lost to Telfar. 

"The 2021 CFDA Fashion Awards mark the much-anticipated in-person return to our biggest fundraiser for CFDA’s scholarship programmes,” CFDA CEO Steven Kolb said in a statement. "We’re also incredibly pleased to see several talented names among the nominees for the first time. American fashion is experiencing a renewed energy, and these designers play a significant role in the future trajectory of our industry.”

Keep reading to see the night's top winners and the best red carpet looks.

American Womenswear Designer of the Year: Christopher John Rogers for Christopher John Rogers

American Menswear Designer of the Year: Emily Adams Bode for Bode

American Accessories Designer of the Year: Telfar Clemens for Telfar

American Emerging Designer of the Year: Edvin Thompson for Theophilio

Fashion Icon: Zendaya

Face of the Year: Anya Taylor-Joy

WHO: Zendaya

WEAR: Vera Wang top and skirt; Bulgari necklace, bracelet, rings, and earrings

WHO: Emily Blunt

WEAR: Christopher John Rogers suit; Bulgari necklace, earrings, and rings

WHO: Anya Taylor-Joy

WEAR: Oscar de la Renta outfit; Tiffany & Co. jewellery; Gigi Burris hat; Stuart Weitzman pumps; Wolford Individual 10 Back Seam Tights (£38)

WHO: Aubrey Plaza

WEAR: Thom Browne outfit; Ananya ring; Grace Lee earrings and ring

WHO: Iman

WHO: Emily Ratajkowski

WEAR: Miu Miu 

WHO: Ciara

WEAR: Tom Ford dress; David Yurman bracelet; Le Vian earrings

WHO: Anna Wintour

WHO: Ashley Olsen

WEAR: The Row dress

WHO: Kid Cudi

WEAR: ERL, a nominee for American Emerging Designer of the Year 

WHO: HoYeon Jung

WEAR: Louis Vuitton

WHO: Paloma Elsesser

WEAR: Peter Do

WHO: Drew Barrymore

WEAR: Christian Siriano dress; Lorraine Schwartz earrings and ring

WHO: Hari Nef

WEAR: Coach coat, dress, and bag; KatKim ring; Eéra ring

WHO: Carly Cushnie

WHO: Precious Lee

WHO: Zazie Beetz

WHO: Cara Delevingne

WHO: Aurora James

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American designers always have one event circled on their calendars in thick red pen: the annual CFDA Fashion Awards, which honors the fashion industry's top talent. This year's red carpet was filled to the brim with well-dressed celebrities such as Zendaya, Ciara, host Emily Blunt, and Anya Taylor-Joy, who all came with their fashion A game to support the nominees. Ashley Olsen was a guest as well as a nominee—The Row founders were contenders for the American Accessory Designer of the Year award but ultimately lost to Telfar Clemens. 

"The 2021 CFDA Fashion Awards mark the much-anticipated in-person return to our biggest fundraiser for CFDA's scholarship programs," CFDA CEO Steven Kolb said in a statement. "We're also incredibly pleased to see several talented names among the nominees for the first time. American fashion is experiencing a renewed energy, and these designers play a significant role in the future trajectory of our industry."

Keep reading to see the night's top winners and the best red carpet looks.

American Womenswear Designer of the Year: Christopher John Rogers for Christopher John Rogers

American Menswear Designer of the Year: Emily Adams Bode for Bode

American Accessory Designer of the Year: Telfar Clemens for Telfar

American Emerging Designer of the Year: Edvin Thompson for Theophilio

Fashion Icon: Zendaya

Face of the Year: Anya Taylor-Joy

WHO: Zendaya

WEAR: Vera Wang top and skirt; Bulgari necklace, bracelet, rings, and earrings

WHO: Emily Blunt

WEAR: Christopher John Rogers suit; Bulgari necklace, earrings, and rings

WHO: Anya Taylor-Joy

WEAR: Oscar de la Renta outfit; Tiffany & Co. jewelry; Gigi Burris hat; Stuart Weitzman pumps; Wolford Individual 10 Back Seam Tights ($57)

WHO: Aubrey Plaza

WEAR: Thom Browne outfit; Ananya ring; Grace Lee earrings and ring

WHO: Iman

WHO: Emily Ratajkowski

WEAR: Miu Miu outfit

WHO: Ciara

WEAR: Tom Ford dress; David Yurman bracelet; Le Vian earrings

WHO: Anna Wintour

WHO: Ashley Olsen

WEAR: The Row dress

WHO: Kid Cudi

WEAR: ERL gown

WHO: HoYeon Jung

WEAR: Louis Vuitton dress

WHO: Paloma Elsesser

WEAR: Peter Do outfit

WHO: Drew Barrymore

WEAR: Christian Siriano dress; Lorraine Schwartz earrings and ring

WHO: Hari Nef

WEAR: Coach coat, dress, and bag; KatKim ring; Eéra ring

WHO: Carly Cushnie

WHO: Precious Lee

WHO: Zazie Beetz

WHO: Cara Delevingne

WHO: Aurora James

Next, Meghan Markle just wore a plunging gown with a thigh-high slit on the red carpet. 

If you haven’t gotten a haircut since The Before Times, you’re not alone. Thanks to our year-plus in isolation, longer hair is trending, and although salons are finally back in full swing (yay!), there’s a divide between those who want to keep their growth and those who are ready for a dramatic change. "It’s been interesting, and we’re actually seeing some people being more daring and favouring a shorter style,” says Ryan Trygstad, celebrity stylist and co-founder of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City. But the hard truth is that some hairstyles may require more than one haircut after all that time away. And for others, the longer hair has become the new normal.

If you are sticking with the length for the meantime (*raises hand*), the great news is that long hair has tons of versatility. "We’re absolutely loving shaggy layers for long hair,” says Trygstad. But don’t feel like you have to curl your hair to show off every layer. "It feels like we’re moving away from beachy waves and more towards early ’90s styles that are sleek and shiny,” says the stylist. But to achieve that glossy, healthy look, you'll need a couple of products to help.

Keep scrolling for 14 celebrity long hairstyles to inspire your look.

Trygstad loves Ariana Grande’s signature high ponytail "for pool parties or going out.”

J.Lo’s longer-than-long hair isn’t for the low-maintenance among us, but go big or go home, right?

Ciara’s Instagram is a treasure trove of long-hair inspiration. Case in point: her recent sun-kissed locs.

Gigi Hadid recently dyed her hair a Queen’s Gambit–inspired shade of red and showed off the look with a 2000s-inspired style.

Sarah Jessica Parker is showing off her curls and the SATC reboot is coming—we're into all of it.

Zendaya put her own twist on "Cher hair” at the 2021 Oscars with her ultra-long, easy waves.

Proof Trygstad is correct in his prediction? Even Sofía Vergara, known for her signature waves, is sporting pin-straight hair as of late.

Considering the new layered take on the shag cut? Look no further than Cara Delevingne’s cute style.

When in doubt, a high ponytail like Shay Mitchell's never fails.

Long, flowing curls are a forever favourite. We love how Joan Smalls kept hers in place with a pretty headband.

The middle part may be the official part of Gen Z, but Anya Taylor-Joy kept the side part very much alive with her glam look at the Golden Globes.

For a cool twist on the high ponytail, go for a wrapped braid like Riley Keough’s.

If you want a major change but don’t want to lose your length, remember bangs are always an option. Kacey Musgraves’s blunt style is unexpected and of-the-moment.

For medium-long haircuts, angled layers like Amanda Seyfried’s are subtler.

Up next: 7 low-maintenance hairstyles that are huge this year.

If you haven’t gotten a haircut since The Before Times, you’re not alone. Thanks to our year-plus in isolation, longer hair is trending, and although salons are finally back in full swing (yay!), there’s a divide between those who want to keep their growth and those who are ready for a dramatic change. "It’s been interesting, and we’re actually seeing some people being more daring and favoring a shorter style,” says Ryan Trygstad, celebrity stylist and co-founder of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City. But the hard truth is that some hairstyles may require more than one haircut after all that time away. And for others, the longer hair has become the new normal.

If you are sticking with the length for the meantime (*raises hand*), the great news is that long hair has tons of versatility. "We’re absolutely loving shaggy layers for long hair,” says Trygstad. But don’t feel like you have to curl your hair to show off every layer. "It feels like we’re moving away from beachy waves and more towards early ’90s styles that are sleek and shiny,” says the stylist. But to achieve that glossy, healthy look, you'll need a couple of products to help.

Keep scrolling for 14 celebrity long hairstyles to inspire your look.

Trygstad loves Ariana Grande’s signature half-up look "for pool parties or going out.”

J.Lo’s longer-than-long hair isn’t for the low-maintenance among us, but go big or go home, right?

Ciara’s Instagram is a treasure trove of long-hair inspiration. Case in point: her recent sun-kissed locs.

Gigi Hadid recently dyed her hair a Queen’s Gambit–inspired shade of red and showed off the look with a 2000s-inspired style.

When Sarah Jessica Parker is showing off her curls, that means nature is healing.

Zendaya put her own twist on "Cher hair” at the 2021 Oscars with her ultra-long, easy waves.

Proof Trygstad is correct in his prediction? Even Sofía Vergara, known for her signature waves, is sporting pin-straight hair as of late.

Considering the new layered take on the shag cut? Look no further than Cara Delevingne’s cute style.

When in doubt, a high ponytail like Shay Mitchell's never fails.

Long, flowing curls are a forever favorite. We love how Joan Smalls kept hers in place with a pretty headband.

The middle part may be the official part of Gen Z, but Anya Taylor-Joy kept the side part very much alive with her glam look at the Golden Globes.

For a cool twist on the high ponytail, go for a wrapped braid like Riley Keough’s.

If you want a major change but don’t want to lose your length, remember bangs are always an option. Kacey Musgraves’s blunt style is unexpected and of-the-moment.

For medium-long haircuts, angled layers like Amanda Seyfried’s are subtler.

Up next: Hairstylists Predict These Will Be the 10 Biggest Hair Trends of 2021

There's no way around it: It's gonna be a weird Halloween. Hopefully, you're planning on celebrating in a safe and low-key way (read: at home), but that doesn't mean you can't have a little fun with your Halloween costume to get your spirits up. Celebrities are certainly keeping the tradition alive and putting together creative get-ups. 

Ciara did a spot-on homage to Cardi B, while Kylie Jenner and her friends dressed up as Power Rangers. Kim Kardashian and Jonathan Cheban went for a very timely pop culture reference and dressed up as Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin, with the kids going as tigers. Scroll down to see what Halloween costumes celebrities are wearing for 2020. 

Video: @charlotteknowleslondon

Next, sweaters with cute buttons are trending right now—here are the 29 best.

Spending a couple of hours digging through celeb photos from 2009? It's just another workday as a Who What Wear editor. I was recently sifting through H&M's new arrivals for a different story when I came across an item that instantly took me back to the late '00s: the H&M Lyocell-Blend Cargo Pants ($40). They reminded me of the iconic J Brand Houlihan Cargo Pants that so many celebrities owned circa 2009-2012, including Ciara, Charlize Theron, Kim Kardashian, and Cindy Crawford. Not that anyone asked, but sadly I couldn't afford the jeans at the time and instead bought the knockoffs at Anthropologie. Luckily, the H&M versions are far more accessible. 

Rihanna, Jessica Alba, Sienna Miller, Gwen Stefani, Rachel Bilson, and Kate Bosworth are just some of the other celebs who also owned the J Brand pants, but I wasn't able to track down and license the photos in time for this story (trust me, I tried). So you're going to have to take my word for it and know that these pants were truly a cult-favorite. Scroll down to revisit the pants in their heyday. I, for one, vote for Ciara's outfit as the most 2020-ready. 

On Ciara: J Brand Houlihan Cargo Pants

On Charlize Theron: J Brand Houlihan Cargo Pants

On Kim Kardashian: J Brand Houlihan Cargo Pants

On Cindy Crawford: J Brand Houlihan Cargo Pants

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When it comes to hair highlights, much of the conversation centres around blonde tones, but we're of the opinion that the effects of highlights look just as impressive on brunette tresses. Yes, they're often more subtle, but at a time where the beauty world is shifting its focus to more natural and timeless looks – think no-makeup makeup – hair trends are following suit. With the power to make your hair look even more multi-dimensional and glossy, brunette highlights are in high-demand right now, especially as salons begin to resume their full services. And when you take a look at the gorgeous examples we've collated below, it's not hard to see why. 

We went through Instagram with a fine-tooth comb, searching for the celebrities and influencers who showcase brunette highlights at their finest. From light caramel wisps to chunky mahogany strips, these brunette highlights prove that sometimes the smallest tweaks can make the chicest difference. So, whether you're looking to add depth or simply brighten your hair for the remainder summer, these are the brunette highlights images you'll want to take with you to the hairdresser as stylish reference points. 

Aimee Song creates a gorgeous glow around her face with the addition of fawn-coloured highlights at the ends of her hair. 

The shine, the cut, the graduating highlights—the term "hair goals" comes to mind. 

Ali's caramel highlights give her hair depth and dimension, putting her friend's mane to shame. 

Highlights needn't be reserved for those with long hair, as Alyssa's bouncy crop proves. 

With shades of deep bronze on-top, Aude-Julie creates a cool colour contrast to her stunning long hair.

Anna's poker-straight hair allows us too see the full effects of her lighter ombré highlights. 

Caitlin's shades of golden brown enhance the rich brown colour of her fringe and roots. 

Celebrity hairstylist Chad Wood works his brunette highlights magic on actress, Olivia Munn.

Ciara's highlights may be bright, but the fact she's layered them underneath her darker tresses makes for a very cool alternative to the highlight norm. 

Claire's sophisticated centre-parting makes her light brunette highlights look even more striking.

Amaka's curls look incredible with her mahogany lengths and darker roots. 

Débora's cherry-brown highlights look beautiful set against her skin tone. 

Eni's chestnut highlights are perfectly blended with her dark brown lengths to create a beautiful finish. 

Erica's combination of caramel and coffee highlights is as delicious as it sounds. 

We always knew Jasmine had the face of an angel, so it makes sense that her hair is equally heavenly. 

Krista's honey-brown highlights look particularly incredible when they're tousled. 

Emily's dark copper lengths create a gorgeous glow around her face and décolletage. 

This ombré interpretation of brunette highlights has been executed perfectly. 

The balayage technique is the perfect way to wear brunette highlights. 

The blended brunette highlights in this shot make for a solid summer style.

Marianne gives her glossy crop even more dimension with copper tones woven throughout. 

Zendaya's amazing curls look even more stunning thanks to the blend of chestnut and copper hues. 

Another gorgeous example of how lighter brunette ends can lift your hair look. 

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For any true R&B fan, it’s hard to imagine a life without melodies from Whitney Houston, Aaliyah, or Lauryn Hill. But the impact of the women of this music genre isn’t limited to a few bars; many of them have redefined beauty and style for generations of fans. One artist who continues to serve looks is Ciara Harris. While you might remember her more iconic red carpet looks (like her Met Gala look), in truth, this woman’s ability to rock a suit on a daily basis makes me want to scream, "Hallelujah!” So on that note, ahead you’ll find six looks for every occasion from Ciara that are too good not to cop.

For Work

On Ciara: Max Mara Coat ($6490) and Turtleneck ($635); Stuart Weitzman Boots ($363)

Nothing says polished quite like a head-to-toe monochrome look. I’m a fan of Ciara’s rich brown getup, but you could re-create this power suit in any color palette that suits you. 

Re-create the look:

For Errands

Do you know what’s precious? Ciara in a bucket hat. But in all seriousness, whether you’re running around town, grabbing brunch with friends, or spending time with family, re-creating this ’90s-inspired outfit from Ciara is always a good idea. 

Re-create the look:

For Colder Days

On Ciara: Carmen March F/W 19 puffer jacket and Lambskin Shirt ($1900)

Oh, you thought puffer jackets couldn’t be chic? Ciara proves otherwise. If you’re over your puffer, take a cue from this outfit she wore and pair your puffer with slacks and a leather statement top to make your winter staple way hotter. 

Re-create the look:

For Date Night

On Ciara: Givenchy

It doesn’t get more on-trend than taking your lingerie out on the town. But if you’re not comfortable with your goodies all out there, pair your teddy with a satin suit like Ciara to pull off the look. 

Re-create the look:

For a Night Out

On Ciara: The Attico Mini Dress ($743); Stuart Weitzman Nude Heels ($400)

Ciara has been known to serve some looks, and this one is no exception. But if you’re trying to level up your style game for a night out, keep it simple and find a statement blazer dress. It will do all the work for you. 

Re-create the look:

For a Special Occasion

On Ciara: Nili Lotan Slip Dress ($595)

Let’s be real: Ciara looks good in everything, even something as understated as a black slip gown. But the great thing about this style is that slip dresses look great on everyone. Style it as you like, and it’s a party. 

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It's safe to say that celebrity stylists know a thing or two about what photographs well. Their clients attend the most glamorous and heavily photographed events in the world, and it's their sole to job is to ensure their clients look good. So if there's anyone to trust with photogenic outfit ideas, it's celebrity stylists. I noticed there are three outfit formulas stylists across the board seem to agree on, seeing as how they each dress their clients in them repeatedly. Each outfit combination looks great in photos, is easy to re-create, and happens to be right on trend for 2020. From Hailey Bieber to Ciara, below I've highlighted the three photogenic outfits celebrity stylists swear by.

Oversize Blazer + Textured Pants 

On Hailey Bieber: Nina Ricci blazer; Are You Am I corset; Maison Margiela pants; Jennifer Fisher earrings; BY FAR bag; Tabitha Simmons heels

Both Hailey Bieber's stylist Maeve Reilly and Bella Hadid's stylist Mimi Cuttrell agree that the combination of an oversize blazer and textured pants makes for a great photo. The shine from the textured pants (whether they're leather, vinyl, or coated) catches the light beautifully, and the oversize proportions on top emit an effortless vibe. The best part of this look is that it's beyond easy to replicate.

On Bella Hadid: Tommy Hilfiger blazer and pants

On Hailey Bieber: Jil Sander blazer ($2642); Common Leisure pants; Yeezy boots

Monochrome

On Ciara: Max Mara Belted Camel Hair Coat ($3590); Max Mara Camel Hair Pants ($965)

Ciara's stylist Maeve Reilly, Selena Gomez's stylist Kate Young, and Ashley Graham's stylist Jordan Foster are united on the monochrome look. Dressing in pieces of all the same color family creates a rich, elegant look perfect for stepping in front of the camera. 

On Selena Gomez: Versace look; Jennifer Meyer Hoop earrings ($2500) 

On Ashley Graham: Fleur du Mal trench coat; Vex Latex bodysuit; Jennifer Meyer jewelry; Schutz heels

Long-Sleeve Dress + Knee-High Boots

On Selena Gomez: Ganni dress; Celine bag

Selena Gomez and Margot Robbie's stylist Kate Young and Gigi Hadid's stylist Mimi Cuttrell both endorse the effortlessly chic combination of a long-sleeve dress with knee-high boots. The slinky silhouette of a long-sleeve dress creates movement in front of the cameras, while the knee-high boots add polish to the outfit. 

On Gigi Hadid: Dion Lee dress

On Margot Robbie: Mille Jasmine Dress ($236); Loeffler Randall Gia Boots ($695)

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The wet look hairstyle is the belt bag of the beauty world; it makes an appearance season after season, you’re a bit timid and unsure how to style it, but when it’s done right, it completes your look. Often seen as a wildcard amongst popular hair trends, wet hair styled outside of the norm can be deemed unruly and frankly, sloppy. Fortunately, the wet look has been flawlessly executed enough times, there are plenty of how-to tips to be considered.

From Miley Cyrus and Zendaya to the Hadids, celebrities have mastered how to rock the wet hair look with an effortlessness ease looking polished and refined. Enhance your natural curls or opt for a sleek ‘do, there is a handful of specific techniques to try. While wet hair’s popular appearance is on the red carpet and rather glamorous, the hairstyle can be translated into an everyday look. The ultimate benefit? Going with an easy wet hair look not only looks stylishly cool, but relieves damaged hair of hot tools. Discover the below hairstyle ideas on how to manage wet hair while also looking sophisticated. 

Bella does the silky slick back the best. Layer a considerable amount of gel to the crown of your hair to smooth it back leaving your ends loose and free. 

Tame wet curls by parting your hair down the middle and securing one side behind the ear. The simplicity of the one ear tuck elevates this look from soaked curls to sleek wet hair. 

Embrace Sofia's incredibly glossy style by playing with this half-up pony. Add extra product at the roots to create the ultimate wet illusion. 

Accessorise the gelled-down look with fashionable hair pins. This look easily translates from day-to-night and also gives the wet hairstyle a more playful look. 

Go glam by side sweeping your hair to one side while maintaining a faint curl. Polish your look with an old Hollywood glamour curl in your bang. 

This gives me major early 2000's vibe when everyone was obsessed with the art of scrunching. It saved time and honestly, looked professionally done—a la Ashley Graham here. 

Don't want to over-do the gel? Loosely work the gel into your middle part creating the wet illusion without completely weighing your hair down. 

As the queen of wet hair, Kim nails this 'do by opting for thicker, fuller curls rather than loose beach waves. By alluding to a fullness in her wet curls, Kim's hair is far from unruly. Scroll threw a few of Kim's hair must-have products to create the ultimate sheen to her hair. 

Proof that your hair does not need to be down to pull off wet hair. First, comb gel through your straight middle part smoothing down your hair to each side. Complete the look by pulling your hair back into a low bun. Does it get any easier? 

This is a simpler wet look for Selena, however, she reveals that your hair doesn't have to look drenched in order to dabble with the trend. Opt for more of a damp look by gently wetting your natural hair texture and simply, letting it go. 

Like Bella, heavily gel your bangs back and allow your ends to be loose. Take a cue from Zendaya and go for curl to dress up your look into the evening.

Another glossy ponytail to flaunt wet hair. Try calming the ponytail with a fashionable braid and complete this hairstyle with a final pass of oil to add shine. 

Short hair? No problem. Strategically comb your bangs back, creating defined lines on the sides. By doing so, you create a tamed wet look. Pro tip: gently brush out a few fly aways in the front as Kaia does to loosen the look. 

Adding a headband is always a good idea. It's an easy trick to update wet curly hair. 

Another master of wet hair, Miley has been a true stan of the style. Her look is easy to execute, yet still refined. Gel your natural hair until it begins to look wet. Once you achieve the wet look, make sure to go back through and make sure there are no fly-aways. 

Ditch the middle part and slick your hair all the way back to create that 'middle school swim team hair.' Wear this wet hair look like Sofia in a cozy sweatshirt or dress it up with gold hoops and sequined number and you're ready for a night out. 

Though similar to Kaia's other wet hairstyle, if you have short hair, sometimes the smallest tweaks can make the biggest difference. Here, Kaia's bangs are softly gelled to the side, making for a softer wet style. 

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I, like many of you, often turn to celebrities for primo outfit inspiration. In fact, there have been a few fashion-forward looks that I've been especially into lately. And admittedly, the outfits in question warranted a little "yessssss” whisper from me while sitting at my desk given their cool and modern nature. But rather than sit here and go on and on, I want to get right to the good stuff. Keep scrolling to check out the six outfit trends I think are worth trying, courtesy of A-listers like Jennifer Lopez, Hailey Bieber, and Katie Holmes. Plus, shop inspired pieces for each if you too are saying yes to the looks in question.

Slouchy Blazer + Graphic Sweatshirt + Leather Pants + Booties

Featuring '90s-inspired influences with the graphic crew-neck, this very right-now outfit is polished yet laid-back at the same time with the addition of the slouchy blazer and leather trousers.

On Hailey Bieber: Jil Sander Blazer ($2642); Common Leisure pants; Yeezy boots

Plaid Coat + Simple Dress + Knee-High Boots

You can’t deny the power of a statement coat as an easy way (just toss one on and go) to enhance a winter look. I’m particularly into the on-trend plaid iteration here teamed with gorgeous knee-high boots.

On Jennifer Lopez: Coach Wool Coat ($720) Day Dress ($357), and Willis Bag ($495); Jimmy Choo Mavis Boots ($1046)

Turtleneck + Bomber Jacket + Straight-Leg Jeans + Ankle Boots

While seemingly simple, there’s something so current about this outfit with the straight-leg jeans, slightly cropped bomber, and the layerable turtleneck. While just about any shoe style would work here, classic black ankle boots get the job done.

On Kendall Jenner: Magda Butrym jacket; Gucci bag

Leather Duster + Turtleneck + Skinny Jeans + Knee-High Boots

There’s something so posh about the combination of a leather duster coat on top of a classic turtleneck, skinny jeans, and knee-high boots. If you want to look sophisticated and not like you’re trying so hard, go for this.

On Chrissy Teigen: Loewe Trench ($3493); Saint Laurent Manhattan Tote ($2150); Paris Texas boots

Puffer + Textured Shirt + Wide-Leg Trousers + Booties

A monochromatic ensemble is one of those outfit trends that are just inherently chic and fashion-forward. Mix in various shades of brown and beige—like this 'fit with the wide-leg trousers, textured top, and puffer—and your look will feel even more modern.

On Ciara: Carmen March top and jacket

Turtleneck + Puff-Sleeve Top + Distressed Jeans + Ankle Boots

A a slim white turtleneck underneath a puff-sleeve blouse and paired with distressed jeans is a casual yet elegant look that feels anything but basic.

On Katie Holmes: Khaite shirt and jeans

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The wet-look hairstyle is the belt bag of the beauty world… It’s super-trendy and makes an appearance season after season, yet you’re a bit intimidated by it. When it’s done right, though, it completes your look. Often seen as a wildcard among popular hair trends, wet hairstyles can look sloppy. Fortunately, we've seen enough flawlessly executed wet-hair looks in our day that we've picked up some winning tricks.

From Miley Cyrus and Zendaya to the Hadids, celebrities have mastered how to rock the wet-hair look with an effortlessness ease looking polished and refined. While wet hair’s been popular on the red carpet, it can be translated into an everyday look. The ultimate benefit? Going with an easy wet-hair look not only looks stylishly cool, but relieves damaged hair of hot tools.

Discover the below hairstyle ideas on how to manage wet hair while also looking sophisticated.

Bella does the silky slick-back the best. Layer a considerable amount of gel to the crown of your hair to smooth it back, leaving your ends loose and free.

Tame wet curls by parting your hair down the middle and securing one side behind the ear. The simplicity of the one-ear tuck elevates this look.

Embrace Sofia Richie's incredibly glossy style by playing with this half-up pony. Add extra product at the roots to create the ultimate wet illusion.

Accessorize the gelled-down look with fashionable hair pins. This look easily translates from day to night and also gives the hairstyle a more playful look.

Go glam by sweeping your hair to one side while maintaining a faint wave. Polish your look with an glamorous old-school curl in your bangs.

This gives me major early '00s vibes. Remember when everyone was obsessed with the art of scrunching? It saved time, and honestly, it can look professionally done.

Don't want to overdo the gel? Loosely work the gel into your middle part, creating the wet illusion without completely weighing your hair down.

As the queen of wet hair, Kim nails this 'do by opting for thicker, fuller curls rather than loose beach waves. By alluding to a fullness in her wet curls, KKW's hair is far from unruly.

Proof that your hair does not need to be down to pull off wet hair. First, comb gel through your straight middle part, smoothing down your hair to each side. Complete the look by pulling your hair back into a low bun. Does it get any easier?

This is a simpler wet look for Selena; however, she reveals that your hair doesn't have to look drenched in order to dabble with the trend. Opt for more of a damp look by gently wetting your natural hair texture and simply letting it go.

Gel your bangs back and allow your ends to be loose. Take a cue from Zendaya and go for curls to dress up your look.

Another glossy ponytail. Try calming the ponytail with a fashionable braid, and complete this hairstyle with a final pass of oil to add shine.

Short hair? No problem. Strategically comb your bangs back, creating defined lines on the sides. Pro tip: Gently brush out a few fly-aways in the front.

Adding a headband is always a good idea.

Miley has been a true stan of wet-look hairstyles. Gel your natural hair until it begins to look wet. Then go back through and make sure there are no fly-aways.

Ditch the middle part and slick your hair all the way back to create that "middle school swim team" hair. Wear this wet-hair look like Sofia in a cozy sweatshirt, or dress it up with gold hoops and sequined number for a night out.

Though similar to Kaia's other wet-look hairstyle, if you have short hair, the smallest tweaks can make the biggest difference. Here, Kaia's bangs are softly gelled to the side, making for a softer style.

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It’s officially that time of year where boots are the everyday shoe of choice and the likelihood that you’re pairing them with jeans is at about a 95%—100% if you’re me. That means there’s a good chance you’re also starting to run low on original outfit ideas because I, personally, have already been repeating for weeks at this point. Thankfully, today I’m here to help both myself and you with what can only be described as a glorious roundup of celebrities in boots and jeans who all look incredibly cool but are wearing outfits that are shockingly easy to re-create, too. If that sounds right up your alley—and how could it not?—just keep scrolling to see the looks and shop them just in case you feel like upping your arsenal of winter essentials.

Cindy Crawford

A classic shearling coat will go with anything but looks especially good with cropped jeans and suede boots.

On Cindy Crawford: Chloé Shearling-Lined Leather Coat ($7595)

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Laura Harrier

Styling animal print with all black just so happens to be my favorite way to wear it, too.

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Emily DiDonato

This simple combo of a button-down, jeans, and slouchy boots is the perfect blank canvas for any coat of your choosing.

On Emily DiDonato: Chloé bag; Isabel Marant Étoile Corsyj High-Rise Tapered Jeans ($290)

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Elsa Hosk

Your weekly reminder that an oversize blazer makes every outfit look polished and cool.

On Elsa Hosk: Prada Studded Hobo Bag ($1490); Attico Betta Boots ($1365) 

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Priyanka Jonas

I have the jeans and black ankle boots down, now all I need is the leather blazer.

On Priyanka Jonas: Babaton Donovan Jacket ($475); Goldsign The Benefit Jeans ($295); Dear Frances Spirit Boot ($575)

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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

This is officially my new favorite way to style a black faux-fur coat.

On Rosie Huntington-Whiteley: Toteme coat; Gianvito Rossi boots

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Ciara

Ciara reminding us that denim on denim will never get old.

On Ciara: R13 Platform Combat Boots ($995)

Hailey Bieber

When all else fails, throw a long coat over an all-black outfit and you'll always look put-together.

On Hailey Bieber: Jennifer Fisher Samira Gold-Plated Hoop Earrings ($500); Yeezy Sock Boots ($496)

Shop:

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There's nothing quite like a snowy winter getaway. Some of us are just interested in the picturesque log-cabin digs and hot apple cider, but others are brave enough to actually hit the slopes. And yes, those people include well-dressed celebrities like Kourtney Kardashian and Ciara. You didn't think they'd completely ditch their style for a sport, did you?

Now that we're in the thick of the cold-weather season, skiing and snowboarding opportunities abound—especially in the chicest winter sports destination of them all: Aspen. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a newbie taking lessons on the bunny slopes, it never hurts to dress the part, right? Below, I've rounded up some chic gear inspired by celebrities to help keep you warm and stylish on the slopes.

Plus, I made sure to include a variety of prices, from H&M jackets you can also wear aprés-ski to professional-level Burton snowboard pants. Even if you're not partaking in winter sports, I'm pretty sure you'll find something cozy and wearable in my roundup.

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Welcome to Who What Wear's weekly rundown of the best celebrity beauty looks. Each week, we'll take you through our curated selection of the most enviable hair and makeup showings of the last seven days.

This week's red carpets have been absolute fire. Between the Toronto International Film Festival premieres of Hustlers and Joker, the kickoff of New York Fashion Week, and Harpers Bazaar's annual Icons party, our favorite celebs had ample opportunities to pull out all the beauty stops for the entire world to see.

Smoky eyes, bold brows, and rosy hues ruled the week, and we were surprised to see Emily Ratajkowski revive the faux-freckle trend. But when push comes to shove, our favorite look has to be Jennifer Lopez's blunt lob and otherworldly golden glow. Seriously, does she ever not look absolutely stunning?

If you're looking for some beauty ideas to inspire your aesthetic, then search no further. Keep scrolling to see the best celebrity beauty looks of the week.

WHO: Zendaya

WHAT: Lancôme Idôle Fragrance Launch, New York

WEAR: We're loving the smooth swooped bang grazing Zendaya's signature full brow. 

WHO: Zazie Beetz

WHAT: Joker premiere, 2019 Toronto International Film Festival

WEAR: Everything is working here, from the flowing braids to the glistening cat eye, right down to the flawless, natural skin.

WHO: Winnie Harlow

WHAT: 2019 Harper's Bazaar Icons Party

WEAR: We're always here for an ethereal angel look, and Harlow nailed it with slick hair, glowing skin, and icy eyes.

WHO: Sophie Turner

WHAT: Heavy screening, 45th Deauville American Film Festival

WEAR: Turner served Old Hollywood glam with soft waves and black eyeliner.

WHO: Sadie Sink

WHAT: Kate Spade show, New York Fashion Week

WEAR: We love to see younger stars keeping it natural and embracing their youth. Sink did just that, tying her look together with a rosy pink lip.

WHO: Maye Musk

WHAT: 2019 Harper's Bazaar Icons Party

WEAR: Musk took a major risk with this pink gradient bob and multicolored eye makeup.

WHO: Mandy Moore

WHAT: Target 20th Anniversary Collection Party

WEAR: Moore kept it low-key with a single spiral curl framing her barely beat face. That purple winged eyeliner is the perfect pop of color.

WHO: Lily Collins

WHAT: 2019 Harper's Bazaar Icons Party

WEAR: Rosy eye makeup is always a good idea, especially paired with Collins's bold brows.

WHO: Jennifer Lopez

WHAT: Hustlers premiere, 2019 Toronto International Film Festival

WEAR: A golden goddess called J.Lo hit the festival circuit over the weekend, and she shut it down. The stick-straight blonde lob is a total vibe, as are the brassy eye makeup and dramatic lashes.

WHO: Janelle Monáe

WHAT: 2019 Harper's Bazaar Icons Party

WEAR: Monáe always gets it right, but these cascading crystal barrettes are truly next level.

WHO: Emily Ratajkowski

WHAT: 2019 Harper's Bazaar Icons Party

WEAR: Faux freckles are back! At least that's what we gather from Ratajkowski's look. We're also feeling this smoldering smoky eye and vinyl nude lip.

WHO: Ciara

WHAT: 2019 Harlem Fashion Row Awards

WEAR: These classic cornrows are just pristine, as is Ciara's metallic eye look.

WHO: Brie Larson

WHAT: Just Mercy premiere, 2019 Toronto International Film Festival

WEAR: You can't tell from the front, but Larson's hair is scooped back into a neat little bun. It's the perfect style to show off her impeccable skin.

WHO: Ashley Graham

WHAT: 2019 Harper's Bazaar Icons Party

WEAR: The embellished headband trend is going strong, and we love the way Graham added it to her razor-sharp center part.

WHO: Joan Smalls

WHAT: DKNY's 30th birthday party, New York Fashion Week

WEAR: This fiery, shimmering eye shadow coupled with intense black cat-eye liner makes for a sultry look, perfect for a night out. And of course, this top model's undone, side-swept braid adds an extra layer of that "come hither" vibe.

WHO: Ashley Benson

WHAT: DKNY's 30th birthday party, New York Fashion Week

WEAR: Benson's piercing blue eyes are doing a lot of the work, but the tight line and smoked-out shadow add depth to this quintessential New York cool-girl look. 

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If you ask us, there’s no cozier cold-weather combo than the epic pairing of leggings and Uggs—a duo so soft, so comfortable, and so easy it almost feels wrong. But there are definitely ways to pull off the look, and to prove it, today we’re looking at five of our favorite stylish celebs who show us just how it’s done. Spoiler alert: The key is definitely in the outerwear. Whether opting for a bomber like Kendall Jenner’s or a belted coat à la Ciara, a sleek jacket makes for a sleek outfit. So if you’re going to step out in leggings and Uggs this winter, we suggest you take one of these looks for a spin. Alternatively, if track pants are more your speed, we've got a Cate Blanchett look you'll love.

See just what we mean below, and shop the looks while you’re at it!

The combination of all-black and a belted coat is a force not to be reckoned with this season. 

When it comes to wearing gray, the more layers and tones, the better. So take a cue from Gisele and pair as many gray separates as you can manage.