What sunscreen does a supermodel use to keep her skin hydrated, protected, and looking flawless under makeup? It's not a rhetorical question! If the supermodel in question is Kendall Jenner, then I know the answer. She's loyal to a certain Korean SPF that delivers long-lasting hydration, barrier support and a nearly invisible finish. The best part? It only costs £18, which is a fraction of the cost of other celeb-loved formulas. Keep scrolling to see the exact sunscreen she loves.

Anua Zero-Cast Moisturizing Finish Sunscreen

Jenner, who was recently named Anua's global brand ambassador, uses the Zero-Cast Moisturizing Finish Sunscreen in her summer skincare routine. Before I detail all of the extra skin benefits it offers, I want to start with the most basic and important aspect: sun protection. It delivers broad-spectrum SPF 50 to keep the skin safe from harsh UVA and UVB rays. The chemical sunscreen uses a combo of UV filters, including avobenzone, homosalate, octisalate and octocrylene.

Beyond that, though, it offers myriad benefits. Let's talk about hydration first. Thanks to hyaluronic acid and glycerin, it moisturises the skin for an impressive 72 hours after application. Those ingredients also contribute to the sunscreen's lightweight, watery texture, but more on that in a minute. Meanwhile, niacinamide and panthenol strengthen the skin's natural moisture barrier to keep that hydration locked in and even balance oil production.

The texture is similar to a creamy skin serum. Think lightweight, watery and easily spreadable on the skin. Once it dries down, it's nearly invisible with no greasy residue or white cast, and it layers so well under foundation, concealer, blush and bronzer—no smudging, pilling, or lifting. In fact, P&K Skin Research Center conducted a study to assess its "makeup adhesion." In the study, 100% of people between the ages of 20 and 59 agreed that it provided an invisible finish with zero pore-clogging effects or excess oiliness. Even though it provides a highly glowy finish, you don't have to worry about it exacerbating acne.

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What sunscreen does a supermodel use to keep her skin hydrated, protected, and looking flawless under makeup? It's not a rhetorical question! If the supermodel in question is Kendall Jenner, then I know the answer. She's loyal to a certain Korean SPF that delivers long-lasting hydration, barrier support, and a nearly invisible finish. The best part? It only costs $18, which is a fraction of the cost of other celeb-loved formulas. Keep scrolling to see the exact sunscreen she loves.

Anua Zero-Cast Moisturizing Finish Sunscreen

Jenner, who was recently named Anua's global brand ambassador, uses the Zero-Cast Moisturizing Finish Sunscreen in her summer skincare routine. Before I detail all of the extra skin benefits it offers, I want to start with the most basic and important aspect: sun protection. It delivers broad-spectrum SPF 50 to keep the skin safe from harsh UVA and UVB rays. The chemical sunscreen uses a combo of UV filters, including avobenzone, homosalate, octisalate, and octocrylene.

Beyond that, though, it offers myriad benefits. Let's talk about hydration first. Thanks to hyaluronic acid and glycerin, it moisturizes the skin for an impressive 72 hours after application. Those ingredients also contribute to the sunscreen's lightweight, watery texture, but more on that in a minute. Meanwhile, niacinamide and panthenol strengthen the skin's natural moisture barrier to keep that hydration locked in and even balance oil production.

The texture is similar to a creamy skin serum. Think lightweight, watery, and easily spreadable on the skin. Once it dries down, it's nearly invisible with no greasy residue or white cast, and it layers so well under foundation, concealer, blush, and bronzer—no smudging, pilling, or lifting. In fact, P&K Skin Research Center conducted a study to assess its "makeup adhesion." In the study, 100% of people between the ages of 20 and 59 agreed that it provided an invisible finish with zero pore-clogging effects or excess oiliness. Even though it provides a highly glowy finish, you don't have to worry about it exacerbating acne.

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If you want to make leggings look genuinely chic, my best advice is to skip ballet flats and return to the leggings outfit formula that never fails. For that effortless, I just threw this on kind of off-duty look, black high-waisted leggings are at their best when paired with sleek black trainers.

Whilst ballet flats—chic as they are—can visually shorten the leg, black trainers elongate your silhouette. Their cushioned soles add a little extra height, whilst the tonal colour palette creates one uninterrupted line, making the overall look feel longer, leaner and more polished.

Taking the outfit formula out for a spin, I spotted Kendall in the timeless pairing just this week. Beginning with the perfect base, Kendall selected a pair of black, high-waisted leggings, styling them with tall black socks and a pair of Adidas's Adizero Dropset Pro Training Shoes (£130).

Kendall completed her outfit with an oversized pair of sunglasses, whilst wired headphones framed her face and a sleek black leather bag swung from her shoulder, compounding on the cool energy.

Whilst her trainers are already available to shop, her navy top and streamlined leggings have yet to be released—and I doubt they'll stay in stock for long once they launch.

So, rather than trying to dress leggings up as something they're not, embrace their sporty roots and style with a classic pair of black trainers. Into it? Read on to shop the leggings and trainers I'd recommend below.

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If you're familiar with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, you already know that comfort is their top priority. Their signature look of loose, baggy outfits and flat footwear has seamlessly carried over to their luxury label, The Row. The brand is celebrated for its incredibly soft knitwear, cozy loafers, and, most notably, the Frances slippers.

With a chic floral jacquard pattern, sleek satin fabric, and a low-profile silhouette, these flat slides have become the ultimate celebrity-coveted footwear this season. They capture the relaxed vibe of luxury hotel slippers but feature a sturdier insole and outsole designed for outdoor wear. True to The Row's aesthetic, they are minimal, sophisticated, and incredibly versatile. Style icons like Kendall Jenner and Elsa Hosk have been spotted pairing them with a variety of trousers, lightweight knits, tailored blazers, and sporty jackets.

As you might guess, these designer flats carry a premium price tag; even on sale, they will run you roughly $500. Fortunately, Zara Home has just dropped a similar alternative for $40. Much like the original, Zara's slippers are offered in black, beige, and taupe, and they come in both open-toe and closed-toe styles.

Ultimately, the decision is in your hands. Scroll down to compare The Row's Frances flats alongside Zara Home's budget-friendly slides. Whichever you choose, we highly recommend making room for them in your closet—they're the perfect way to get that It-girl look from now through fall.

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If you're a minimalist dresser, one of the most coveted luxury labels is, of course, The Row. Season after season, the brand proves that you don't have to reinvent the wheel to dress well. And for its latest collection, that understated approach remains, but this time with a noticeably more opulent twist.

When our team first saw the summer 2026 imagery following its camera-free Paris Fashion Week presentation back in fall 2025, we immediately thought that it felt like The Row's own interpretation of maximalism. The range includes a single-breasted trench coat, 1950s-esque kitten-heel wedges, a crocodile-embossed bag, a high V-neck sweater, and knee-length skirts, with the occasional unexpected feathers and sequins sprinkled throughout—all in a neutral palette the brand is known for.

Now that it's finally available to shop, celebrities have been wearing the pieces this summer. For instance, Kendall Jenner recently wore the summer 2026 Ivera Skirt—showing us how it translates off the runway. Seeing her in the new release prompted me to browse the brand's website, where I came across its Shop by Look section—a 10-look capsule that lets you shop each outfit exactly as it's styled in the lookbook.

Below, shop The Row's summer 2026 collection every editor I know wants.

Look 1

Styling formula: Jeyra Dress + CC Minaudiere

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Look 2

Styling formula: Aisling Coat + Ornella Pump

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Look 3

Styling formula: Ozzi Top + Small E/W India Bag + Ivera Skirt + Liisa Wedge Heel

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Look 4

Styling formula: Dalan Shirt + Gavina Shirt + Iphora Skirt + Ornella Pump

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Look 5

Styling formula: Amapola Coat + Elise Bag + Darios Pant + Liisa Wedge Heel

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Look 6

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Styling formula: Ovida Cardigan + Odelle Top + Ivera Skirt + Liisa Pump Three

Look 7

Styling formula: Behati Jacket + Fael Pant + Liisa Kitten D'orsay

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Look 8

Styling formula: Julen Dress + Liisa Wedge Heel

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Look 9

Styling formula: Cendrea Tank Top + Danel Tank Top + Cendrea Tank Top + Galileo Pant + Ornella Pump

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Look 10

Styling formula: Brianda Jacket + Fauna Short + Liisa Wedge Heel

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With Amazon's Prime Day sale happening right now and ending tomorrow, June 26, it's one of the best times to save on denim. When it comes to jeans, our editors always keep an eye on Levi's during Prime Day. The label has made wardrobe staples for decades, worn by everyone from no-frills dressers to the best dressed celebrities.

Two names that immediately come to mind are Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner, both of whom frequently wear Levi's in street style photos. Most recently, Jenner styled a pair with The Row's Enzo Leather Loafers, and Bieber wore hers with Toteme's Leather Heeled Flip Flops. The jeans brand has also been seen on Olivia Rodrigo, Kylie Jenner, and countless others.

To shop the Prime Day deals, there's the Levi's storefront as well as The Shop by Shobop—a highly curated section that has a dedicated selection called Fan-Favorite Denim.

While browsing, I found the cult-favorite 501s in multiple styles, including the original, cropped, and '90s versions. If you prefer something baggier, more relaxed, high-rise, or somewhere in between, there are plenty of markdowns to choose from.

Ahead, shop the best Levi's discounts before the Prime Day sale is over.

Style Notes: Jenner wore her Levi's with a white T-shirt and a black sweater draped over her shoulders, accessorizing with The Row's Enzo Leather Loafers and black sunglasses.

Style Notes: Bieber styled her Levi's with a black V-neck top and a trench coat paired with Toteme's Leather Heeled Flip Flops and black sunglasses.

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Spotted in London Fields—wait, no, Byron Bay! Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi just stepped out in what might be the most East London-coded take on couple dressing I've seen all year.

Out on a dog walk, the pair bundled up against Australia's early winter chill wearing a jacket trend that's sure to find plenty of fans in Hackney as soon as this heatwave breaks. Coordinating without matching exactly, both opted for technical outerwear, with Kendall choosing a bright cobalt blue style whilst Jacob reached for a sunshine-yellow layer.

Leaning fully into the gorp-core aesthetic, Kendall styled a tonal bandana over her hair and finished the look with a pair of dark sunglasses. Elordi followed suit, pairing his jacket with a grey cap and equally sleek shades. Together, they looked less like Byron Bay locals and more like the coolest couple on a Sunday stroll through East London.

Long associated with London's style set, gorp-core has become something of a uniform among East London's best dressed. Technical jackets may have led the charge, but track shorts, shield sunglasses and bandanas have all become key pillars of the outdoors-inspired trend.

If you're inspired to embrace the look yourself, keep scrolling for the technical jackets fashion people are backing right now—whether you're in London Fields, Byron Bay or somewhere in between.

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To be honest, not many beauty-related TikToks stop me in my tracks. I live and breathe beauty for my job, so when I want to wind down for my nightly, mind-numbing doomscroll, I typically seek out completely opposite content. If my algorithm is listening: Give me cat videos, not cat-eye makeup. That said, sometimes a celebrity beauty moment does sneak its way into the mix, and I can't help but bookmark it for the next day—you know, for research purposes! Such is the case when Kendall Jenner herself popped up on my screen saying, "I just got done with a workout, and I really wanted to show you guys my post-workout detox routine." As the TikTok crowd would say, I was sat.

Will buying these post-workout beauty items magically give me a chiseled, Jenner-like jawline? Perhaps not, but I can certainly try with her go-to sculpting tool, Anua's Retinol Gua Sha Cream—which, ahem, is currently 30% off for Amazon Prime Day.

More than a firming cream, the product features a cooling, W-shaped, gua sha-inspired applicator to lift and depuff the neck, jawline, and décolleté. Jenner, who was recently named Anua's global brand ambassador, uses it just as she would a standalone gua sha, gliding it across her jawline, cheekbones, and down her neck to drain any lingering fluid. And because the applicator is already built into the product, she doesn't need any additional oil or serum to create necessary slip; simply squeeze the tube, and the ideal amount of product will appear right on the applicator.

That product has some sculpting benefits of its own, too; infused with encapsulated retinol, collagen, and peptides, the formula enhances firmness and smooths fine lines in its own right. That additional massage element only strengthens the cream's skin-lifting, collagen-stimulating abilities, and it does so without leaving behind an oily film you want to immediately wash off.

I personally like to follow up with Anua's PDRN Collagen Glow Face Mist, a highly active, serum-in-mist formula that makes my skin look like glass. (FYI: Jenner also loves it for a post-makeup refresh.) Together, the two products are all you need for a fresh, lifted complexion. I'll take it! Scroll ahead to shop both staples, along with other editor-favorite K-beauty essentials on sale for Prime Day.

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For as long as I can remember, I've gravitated toward skirts and dresses. So much so that when I first appeared on The Who What Wear Podcast in September 2025, I shared something that shocked my colleagues: I didn't own a single pair of jeans. While most of our editors have extensive denim collections they've spent years curating, they couldn’t quite understand how that was possible. Nine months later, June 2026, I have news: I finally bought my first pair of adult jeans.

I specify "adult jeans" because it's not as though I never wore jeans as a child. One of my most formative shopping memories is actually going to Abercrombie in elementary school to stock up on new pairs for the school year. But sometime after that, I got hips, and finding jeans that fit perfectly became more complicated—and they just didn’t feel like me anymore.

As someone who prefers shopping online, ordering jeans has always been hit or miss for me, and trying them on in person is a whole ordeal. Every brand fits different, sizing varies from style to style, and sometimes there's even the dreaded waist gap. Each time I'd go into a fitting room with a pile of jeans, I'd get overstimulated and leave empty-handed. After multiple shopping trips filled with sold-out sizes, unavailable washes, overcrowded SoHo stores, and the hassle of pulling jeans on and off over and over, I gave up.

Overall, skirts and dresses just feel easier. I know my size, and it’s fairly consistent across brands, and I love that they’re less restrictive and allow for more movement. Styling them also comes more naturally to me, and I always feel the most put-together in them, which takes the guesswork out of getting dressed.

That all said, even though I think it's perfectly fine to stick with what you love, as an editor, it still felt like a shopping challenge I wanted to solve. I became determined to figure it out and write about it. So I decided to revisit the tried-and-true favorite of editors, countless celebrities—from Hailey Bieber to Kendall Jenner—and fashion people everywhere: Levi's.

Levi's 501 '90s

Torn between the 501, 501 Curve, and 501 '90s, I ended up choosing the latter. What won me over was the description on the website: “Imagine if you took everything you love about the legendary 501 Original and gave it a nineties refresh. Boom: you have the 501 '90s. Think of these as a slightly wider version of our original fit. The easy silhouette sits a little looser, the rise a little lower. Then there's the leg. We went full-on '90s and gave them a relaxed, laid-back fit from hip to hem, inspired by those slouchy (and flawless) 501 jeans our favorite celebrities wore in that era.”

During my research, I came across a tip from a TikTok video by Reilly Krug. “My life hack for Levi's in particular is sizing up three sizes from your usual,” she shares. “I find that by sizing up, you also get that lower, vintage-esque feel, and they just feel more lived-in, in my opinion.” Since I was committed to online shopping, I ended up ordering the style in two sizes to make sure I got the fit right.

For shades, I'd recommend Shout Out Stone or In Love With You, Deep Rinse for a dark wash, and Fun Flare or Ever Afternoon for lighter washes.

Maybe someday I'll have the patience to become a vintage-jeans connoisseur myself, but for now, as an impatient denim novice, the Levi's 501 '90s have been the simplest solution. As for what I'm curious to try next: Agolde's '90s Straight Jeans, Khaite's Danielle High-Rise Slim-Leg Jeans, Still Here's Childhood Jeans, and Gap's Low Rise '90s Loose Jeans.

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You'd be forgiven for thinking we'd already exhausted every divisive shoe trend imaginable. From Vibrams and garden clogs to jelly shoes and Uggs, countless polarising styles have risen from obscurity to become genuinely covetable wardrobe staples. Just when I thought I'd seen it all, another contender emerged: The Row's viral hotel slipper flats.

Crafted from luxurious jacquard satin, the slip-on shoes bear an uncanny resemblance to the disposable slippers often found in high-end hotels. Featuring a flat sole and a backless design, they're about as comfortable as a shoe trend can get—which, in itself, is reason enough to take notice.

Already finding favour among some of fashion's chicest dressers, the style has quickly earned celebrity approval. Elsa Hosk, for one, has been spotted wearing multiple pairs, styling them with flowing wide-leg trousers that lean into the shoe's relaxed, lounge-inspired aesthetic.

Kendall Jenner has been spotted in a similarly laid-back approach. Frequently reaching for the flats, she's been seen pairing her white pair with a floaty tonal co-ord and oversized sunglasses, proving just how easily they can slot into a polished everyday wardrobe.

They may be one of the season's most surprising shoe trends, but at least comfort is firmly on their side. If you're tempted to slip into the cosiest fashion shoe of the summer, keep scrolling to shop my edit of the best slipper flats below.

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,Here on Who What Wear UK, our beauty team is particularly nosy when it comes to celebrity beauty products. We've interviewed the likes of Gracie Abrams and Sienna Miller on the beauty products they cannot live without. From perfume to makeup, we know the exact products celebrities are using.

However, if I could steal the makeup bag of any celebrity, it would have to be Kendall Jenner. From her incredible lashes to her impeccable eyebrows, I'm desperate to know what products she actually uses. Of course, Kendall is regularly an ambassador for a number of beauty brands (most recently, L'Oréal Paris and Korean skincare brand, Anua), so both Kendall and her makeup artist, Mary Phillips, often post themselves using products from these brands. However, there are also some unsponsored makeup products that I know for a fact Kendall Jenner uses.

If you're just as curious as I am to know the makeup products that Kendall Jenner actually uses, scroll on for all the details. Plus, you'll be pleased to know that many come in at under £20.

Kendall Jenner Makeup Products

1. Anua PDRN Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Capsule Mist

2. L'Oréal Paris True Match Liquid Foundation

3. Charlotte Tilbury Beautiful Skin Sun-Kissed Glow Bronzer

4. L'Oréal Paris Telescopic Extensionist Lengthening & Curling Mascara

5. Anastasia Beverely Hills Brow Wiz

6. L'Oréal Paris Lumi Le Liquid Blush

7. L'Oréal Paris Blurfiller Blurring Lip Contour Lip Liner

Why Trust Us

At Who What Wear UK, we know that beauty isn’t one-size-fits-all. Our editors have tested thousands of products, including some skincare, makeup, hair and nails, over the years and work closely with trusted experts—dermatologists, make-up artists and leading industry insiders—to ensure every guide is well-researched, inclusive and relevant to you.

We focus on formulas that deliver, whether they’re affordable favourites or luxury investments. Our product selection is based on tangible results, ingredient know-how and what we’d truly recommend to a friend.

One thing about getting dressed in England? It's almost always jeans weather. Sure, during a heatwave you might momentarily leave your denim tucked away, and in the depths of winter you may find yourself reaching for wool trousers instead. But, more often than not, you're only ever a day or two away from being able to wear your favourite jeans again.

With that in mind, it always pays to keep track of the jeans-and-shoe pairings that feel most relevant each season. Whilst last year was dominated by ultra-voluminous horseshoe jeans, this season's silhouettes feel sleeker and, in my opinion, much easier to wear. Having already earned the seal of approval from some of the industry's most stylish dressers, these are the jeans-and-shoe combinations worth knowing about right now.

3 Jeans and Shoe Combinations to Wear This Summer

1. Stovepipe Jeans + Loafers

Style Notes: Stepping out in what might be my favourite denim outfit of the summer so far, Kendall Jenner swapped last season's horseshoe jeans for a sleeker pair of straight-leg stovepipes. Styled with glossy black loafers and a simple white T-shirt, this timeless outfit formula will continue to work well beyond the season ahead.

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2. Cuffed Jeans + Ballet Flats

Style Notes: Building on last year's baggy jeans trend, this season's coolest jeans come finished with a nonchalant cuffed hem. Worn with classic ballet flats and a strappy top, Millie Bobby Brown's off-duty outfit is exactly the kind of look I can imagine Londoners recreating throughout the season.

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3. Washed Black Jeans + Block Heels

Style Notes: Not blue and not white, washed black jeans are instead becoming one of the chicest denim choices of the season. Slightly dressier than your go-to blue or white pairs, the deeper tone gives outfits a more elevated feel. Case in point: Katie Holmes styled hers with a pair of block heels. More understated than stilettos but just as sophisticated, this two-piece combination is the chicest way to do dressed-up denim right now.

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No skirt style is making as many waves in 2026 as the knee-length kind. They're everywhere in the form of sleek leather pencil skirts and linen and poplin versions that feel casual and easy. Mini and maxi skirts, beware—there's a new skirt in town, and it's beating you both by a mile. What makes knee-length skirts so good is that there really is no wrong way to wear them. They look good no matter what you pair with them. Though, there is one very right way to style a knee-length skirt this summer, and Kendall Jenner just gave it her stamp of approval. Summer 2026 is about to be all about the knee-length white skirt with minimalist strappy sandals for added effect.

The 818 founder and supermodel was seen wearing her all-white knee-length-skirt outfit in New York City at Anua's Dew on the Go pop-up. Jenner recently starred in the Korean skincare brand's campaign for its PDRN Collagen Glow Facial Serum Spray ($19), and her look glowed just as much as her skin following a spritz of Anua's mist. For the occasion, she donned a high-neck, long-sleeve white tunic by The Row called the Elione Top ($2650) with its matching knee-length skirt, the Ivera Skirt ($1500). Naturally, both are sold out. With the popular combo, she added The Row's gold-silk top-handle Cecily Bag ($1250) as well as a pair of '90s-inspired Jimmy Choo Jenn 100 Suede Sandals ($895).

Jenner's All-White Knee-Length-Skirt Outfit

On Kendall Jenner: Jimmy Choo Jenn 100 Suede Sandals ($895); The Row Cecily Bag ($1250), Elione Top ($2650), and Ivera Skirt ($1500)

The look was an instant hit and confirmed an outfit trend we've been watching since spring. It's already popped up in a variety of ways on chic women around the world. For a more affordable alt, pair a classic white T-shirt with a knee-length white skirt, adding a black belt for elevation. You could also go for a tonal ensemble by pairing a light-tan or cream skirt with a white tank if all white isn't your vibe. Play around with sandal colors by trying burgundy or perhaps tan. Again, there's no wrong way to wear a knee-length skirt, so exploring other avenues of Jenner's all-white version is always encouraged.

Keep scrolling for more all-white knee-length-skirt outfits for summer 2026.

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Get the look: Sleeveless white top + Knee-length white linen skirt + Stretch thong sandals

Get the look: White T-shirt + Black belt + Knee-length white skirt + Black thong sandals

Get the look: White T-shirt + Knee-length cream skirt + Strappy sandals

Get the look: White tank top + Knee-length cream skirt + Black flip-flops + Burgundy bag

Get the look: Long-sleeve white T-shirt + Knee-length white lace-trim skirt + Ballet flats

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I have a micro-fascination with playing detective. Maybe it’s the true crime podcasts I listen to while cooking dinner or the CIA-level sleuthing skills women seem to be born with, but I am particularly skilled at ID’ing the beauty products celebrities secretly use. Whether it’s the nondescript bottle left in the frame of a dressing room selfie or the half-concealed, label-free perfume hiding in a bathroom shot, I often use my overstuffed beauty brain to identify the skillfully disguised products (labels turned away, bottles half-cropped) from the packaging alone. (Because honestly, it’s usually the stuff celebs don’t push with a brand deal that they use most frequently.)

You see, celebrities and internet It girls are skilled in the art of disguise, knowing that an accidental snap of the products they keep on hand that aren’t the ones they campaign for can get them in hot water. But some stars don’t care—or maybe they’re just real—and post the occasional unpaid, non-sponsored product pic that reminds us that stars are just like us. Take, for example, the exact shade of Barbie-pink blush that Olandria Carthen used most recently, found only on her makeup artist’s page, and my recent favourite: the Sol de Janeiro body cream stocked in Tyla and Zara Larsson’s shared sprinter van over Coachella weekend.

It doesn’t stop there. Keep reading for the fruits of my detective work.

8 Products It Girls Have Been Using for Weeks

If you want to see an example of what good style is in 2026, just look at some of Kendall Jenner's recent outfits. She wears only the strongest seasonal trends and always looks cool and elegant at once. Accordingly, the innately stylish It girl just wore the denim trend that achieves her signature cool yet elegant look, and it's one I've been talking about for weeks: white jeans. Just in time for summer, white jeans are very much a thing again, but not jeans that are high-waisted and tight. The 2026 version of white jeans is the exact style Jenner just wore. They have a relaxed straight-leg fit and a low rise, but mid-rise would certainly do if you're anti–low-rise jeans.

With her trend-forward summer jeans, Jenner wore a black T-shirt, burgundy The Row ballet flats, and a burgundy Chanel Maxi Flapbag. A better spring-to-summer denim outfit doesn't exist, and of course, Jenner, who always knows exactly what to wear, knows that.

Ready for some white-jeans inspiration? Keep scrolling to see Jenner's cool, casual look and shop a handful of similar white jeans to add to your summer wardrobe.

Kendall Jenner in Summer's Biggest Denim Trend

On Kendall Jenner: Chanel Maxi Flapbag ($9300); The Row shoes

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It's no secret that Kendall Jenner is a major muse of ours. Whether it's on the red carpet or out on the town, she exudes classic yet of-the-moment style with the most effortless-looking ease—one that's distinctly her own. And while we may not be able to bottle up her model-off-duty je ne sais quoi and drink it, the clothes themselves are not sooo out of reach. Gowns and major events aside, for the most part, she keeps it quite simple.

Remember her recent Coachella look? Sure, she might be in head-to-toe The Row or Khaite (lucky lady!), but at the end of the day, she's still in basics, and when styled intentionally, they don't need to be as expensive as hers to look just as chic.

To prove it, today I've rounded up 33 under-$100 spring buys that are inspired by Jenner herself. From simple tops to perfect bottoms and niche accessories we know she loves, simply continue on to shop the edit of must-haves for emulating her effortless look.

I just found out that Kendall Jenner's glowing skin is at least partially due to Korean skincare, and specifically a face mist. It's not just any Korean face mist either. It's currently the number one face mist on Amazon, having racked up thousands of glowing reviews. (Pun intended.)

She recently posted a picture of it on her Instagram Stories, captioning the post with "After-makeup refresh!" After looking into it, I can confirm the clinically proven formula is full of buzzy, skin-transforming ingredients—most notably hydrolysed collagen, hyaluronic acid and PDRN (yep, the salmon sperm–derived ingredient that basically broke the internet).

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Suddenly, knee-length skirts have started popping up everywhere. While I'm seeing them in a range of colors, finishes, and shapes, it is the sleek pencil silhouette versions that have made an impression on the celebrity and fashion sets alike. This season, a range of designers have versions in their collections, including investment-worthy finds from Prada and Dôen.

There are many interpretations of the knee-length skirt hitting the market, ranging from satin lace-trimmed slips to classic pencil skirts to colorful printed versions. We've selected standout styles to add to your wardrobe, along with outfit ideas for each. Consider the knee-length skirt a key buy for 2026, including an edit of the exact items to style with each version. You're guaranteed to see ahead-of-the-curve dressers adding one or more of these skirts to their 2026 wardrobes.

The Knee-Length Skirt Trend

The knee-length is already a mainstay of the style set, including Kendall Jenner, who was recently photographed wearing a white skirt and charcoal knit with kitten-heel pumps.

The White Skirt Outfit

Tap into the look Jenner was spotted wearing on the streets of NYC.

The Slip Skirt Outfit

For a transitional outfit, pair a printed slip skirt with a trench coat.

The Printed-Skirt Outfit

Prada's striped skirt is an investment-worthy option to add to your cart.

The Skirt Suit Outfit

For the office, opt for a matching skirt suit.

The Satin Skirt Outfit

If you're headed on a date night, pair a romantic lace-trimmed tank top with a satin skirt.

There’s something especially powerful about a handbag with no visible logo that’s still instantly recognisable. That’s the magic of The Row. Season after season, the brand proves that true luxury doesn’t need branding, just impeccable design.

With its clean lines, precise structure and attention to detail, The Row has become the blueprint for quiet luxury handbags. From the now-discontinued The Row Margaux—a style so coveted it might as well require winning the lottery—to newer silhouettes like the The Row Agnes, the label’s hold on the fashion set shows no sign of loosening, even as maximalism continues its comeback.

Its latest object of obsession? The Row Marlo. With its softly structured silhouette, supple leather finish and sleek geometric shape, it feels like the natural successor to the Margaux, equally understated, but somehow even sharper. Unsurprisingly, it’s already found its way onto the arms of the style set, including Kendall Jenner, who recently styled hers with black capris, a long-sleeved knit and layered white tees—the kind of deceptively simple outfit The Row makes look impossibly expensive.

And she’s not alone. One scroll through the chicest corners of Instagram confirms it: the Marlo has quickly become the quiet luxury bag fashion people are backing now. Understated, polished and free from obvious branding, it’s the kind of bag that signals taste without trying too hard.

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It's Met Gala week, and that means celebrities descended upon New York City en masse over the weekend. One particular celebrity who was photographed walking around the city was Kendall Jenner, who was dressed in her signature elegant attire. Jenner's outfit included a white skirt, but it wasn't the full white midi skirt of recent summers. It was the 2026 version of the white-skirt trend—a white knee-length skirt reminiscent of those that were wildly popular in the '90s.

Jenner's skirt is from The Row's summer collection and was made of two layers of silky, lightweight fabric. In addition to similar iterations, we're seeing a plethora of knee-length white skirts on the market made of warm weather–friendly materials. Whether it's a linen, satin, poplin, or lace-trimmed one you're seeking, you're sure to find it.

Jenner expertly styled her skirt with a dark-gray sweater and a baby V-neck sweater also by The Row layered over a brown crewneck tee, completing the look with a simple leather shoulder bag and pointed-toe kitten-heel pumps. While Jenner went for a polished, professional look, there are infinite ways to style knee-length white skirts, and we'll be on the lookout for all the outfit ideas to come as spring and summer progress.

In the meantime, keep scrolling to see Jenner's look and shop a handful of chic white knee-length skirts to add to your warm-weather wardrobe.

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I just found out that Kendall Jenner's glowing skin is at least partially due to a Korean face mist. It's not just any Korean face mist either. It's currently the number one face mist on Amazon, having racked up thousands of glowing reviews. (Pun intended.)

She recently posted a picture of it on her Instagram Stories, captioning the post with "After-makeup refresh!" After looking into it, I can confirm the clinically proven formula is full of buzzy, skin-transforming ingredients—most notably hydrolyzed collagen, hyaluronic acid, and PDRN (yep, the salmon sperm–derived ingredient that basically broke the internet). As if that's not reason enough to put my Prime account to good use, it's on sale as part of Amazon's Summer Beauty Event, which is on now through May 10. Keep scrolling to see the exact product.

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There's an unwritten rule among fashion people when it comes to 2026's capri-pants trend: A wearer must pair the silhouette with heels, even if it's just a short kitten heel, to get the look right. I live by it, as do my coworkers at Who What Wear, but recently, an alternative surfaced that has me completely rethinking my aversion to wearing capri pants with flats. Naturally, Kendall Jenner's the responsible wearer, having debuted a casual, daytime L.A. outfit so chic I couldn't possibly keep quiet about it, even if it did go against my hard-and-fast no-flats rule for the popular pant style.

This week, Jenner, who has since traveled to New York City for the Met Gala, posted a slideshow on Instagram featuring photos of her posing next to one of her many vintage cars—this time, a Ferrari 512 TR in silver—wearing a layered white T-shirt with capri leggings from Adanola and black Eva flats from The Row. The outfit was very '90s, which paired well with her car choice, given the years it was manufactured—it was only available between 1991 and 1996—and gave off a clean, cool vibe that made me instantly want to re-create it. Normally, I'd try everything but the flats she wore, replacing them with a thong sandal or mule with a two-inch heel, but something about Jenner's photos made me pause and consider her version instead.

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The key to pulling off a capri-pants-and-flats outfit is to find a sleek, slightly square- or pointed-toe pair, as opposed to a rounded-toe version, which has a tendency to make your feet look smaller. Longer toe shapes extend your foot shape, which in turn has an elevating effect. Jenner is wearing glorified workout clothes, though very elegant ones, but looking at her outfit, it appears far more put-together and polished than anything you'd normally see in the gym. That's because her square-toe The Row flats take the leggings and fitness tees she's wearing and kick them up a notch. It's genius and will work every time if you give it a shot. I'm personally glad I did.

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I have a micro-fascination with playing detective. Maybe it’s the true crime podcasts I listen to while cooking dinner or the CIA-level sleuthing skills women seem to be born with, but I am particularly skilled at ID’ing the beauty products celebrities secretly use. Whether it’s the nondescript bottle left in the frame of a dressing room selfie or the half-concealed, label-free perfume hiding in a bathroom shot, I often use my overstuffed beauty brain to identify the skillfully disguised products (labels turned away, bottles half-cropped) from the packaging alone. (Because honestly, it’s usually the stuff celebs don’t push with a brand deal that they use most frequently.)

You see, celebrities and internet It girls are skilled in the art of disguise, knowing that an accidental snap of the products they keep on hand that aren’t the ones they campaign for can get them in hot water. But some stars don’t care—or maybe they’re just real—and post the occasional unpaid, non-sponsored product pic that reminds us that stars are just like us. Take, for example, (what I believe is) the cool girl–coded deodorant spotted in influencer Quenlin Blackwell’s Coachella trailer. Or the exact shade of Barbie-pink blush that Olandria Carthen used most recently, found only on her makeup artist’s page. My recent favorite: the Sol de Janeiro body cream stocked in Tyla and Zara Larsson’s shared sprinter van over Coachella weekend.

It doesn’t stop there. Keep reading for the fruits of my detective work.

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On the first Monday in May, the upper echelons of the fashion industry gather on the Upper East Side for the most opulent display of style, taste and creative excellence; more commonly known as the Met Gala.

For the uninitiated, the annual charity ball has been hosted for three-quarters of a century and raises funds for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute. With an exclusive guest list that gathers aristocrats, designers, actors, musicians, athletes, business tycoons and titans in their respective industries, the show-stopping night has come to be known as the crème de la crème of the sartorial calendar.

The actual proceedings of the event are an enigma thanks to a strict no-phones policy—save for star-studded selfies captured in the ladies’ room—making it also one of the most secretive events across the East Coast.

But of course, the real standout of the evening is the array of looks that grace the red carpet. Serving as a proverbial runway, the granite front steps are elevated beyond disbelief, serving both a literal and figurative platform for the haute couture creations that exceed all expectations.

From Gigi Hadid’s bespoke Thom Browne gown that made history for taking over 13,500 hours to construct to Dua Lipa wearing a completely beguiling 100-carat Tiffany & Co. necklace that was reportedly worth over $100 million USD, these ensembles aren’t for the faint of heart.

And with the annual Met Gala just around the corner, we felt it pertinent to revisit the best Met Gala dresses of all time. Blood racing, heart pumping, jaw-dropping and gasp-inducing, consider this the ultimate guide to the most memorable looks of all time.

The 13 Best Met Gala Dresses of All Time

1. Rihanna

Style Notes: With the theme as expansive and loaded with historical connotations as “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination,” it was only fitting that Rihanna take not only the most subversive route, but also the most straightforward.

Quite literally taking the fashion set to church, the multi-hyphenate musician and makeup mogul opted for a custom silver Maison Margiela cape-and-dress concoction designed by John Galliano. The pièce de résistance, however, was her homage to papal regalia in the form of her Stephen Jones headpiece. Hers is one conclave we’d gladly join.

2. Princess Diana

Style Notes: Six months after Princess Diana enshrined her fashion legacy by turning up to the Serpentine Gallery Summer Party wearing the inimitable revenge dress designed by Christina Stambolian, the late Lady Spencer made a discreet public outing to deliver another iconic ensemble for the ages.

Blending in with the Manhattan evening, she arrived at the soiree in an understated midnight blue slip dress designed by John Galliano for Christian Dior. (Just one of the British enfant terrible’s many features on this list.) Her one and only appearance at the event eventually came to define her sartorial shift following her separation from King Charles III; elegant, unburdened and an expression of her true sense of self.

3. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen

Style Notes: without an appearance from the perennially mysterious Olsen Twins. Mary Kate and Ashley have been fixtures at the soirée since they were 18 years old, making the event a true home-away-from-home for the secretive duo. However, it was at the 2017 iteration, which was themed “Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons”, where The Row designers made their biggest impact.

Returning to their bohemian roots, the duo arrived in truly antique lace slip dresses that were reportedly over a century old. Dripping in pendant necklaces, fur-trimmed jackets and chunky accessories, the looks also honoured the Japanese designer’s autumn/winter 2005 collection “Broken Brides”, which was a subtle full-circle moment, given it also acknowledged the year they first started attending.

4. Zendaya

Style Notes: You can rest assured that whenever Zendaya has confirmed her RSVP, a sartorial feast is guaranteed. As one of the pioneers of method dressing, the 29-year-old takes her job as a guest incredibly seriously. However, when it came to her co-chairing the event in 2024, she exceeded all expectations.

Not only did she both open and close the red carpet with two separate but incredibly visionary looks, she delivered the most hauntingly beautiful interpretation of the theme “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion”. With the dress code being "The Garden of Time," which was inspired by J.G. Ballard's 1962 short story exploring themes of beauty, decay, and the fleeting nature of time, she wore a custom gown by John Galliano for Maison Margiela that embodied the ephemeral and elegant source material. Quite euphoric.

5. Kate Moss

Style Notes: Another iconic co-chair came in the form of Kate Moss. Attending the 2009 iteration, which adhered to the theme “The Model as Muse”, she proved the power that supermodels wield as the ultimate shapeshifter. A true incarnation of Marc Jacobs' vision for the evening, she ditched her Camden-core leather jackets, skinny jeans and knee-high boots for a gold lame mini dress and matching Elizabeth Taylor-inspired turban.

6. Zoë Kravtiz

Style Notes: One of the symbols for Anthony Vaccarello’s sensually sophisticated visions for Saint Laurent, Zoë Kravitz was truly firing on all cylinders when she arrived at the 2021 Met Gala. Dressing to the theme “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion”, the actor-turned-director’s phenomenally risqué wore what could only be described as a netted dress made from dazzling crystals that made the shape of itty-bitty YSL monograms. Because who needs a slip dress when you’re dripping in diamantes?

7. Lady Gaga

Style Notes: Why have one look when you can have four? That was the thesis question that Lady Gaga designed her 2019 Met Gala ensemble around, landing on a captivating Brandon Maxwell look that was part performance art, part moving installation and completely camp.

Beginning with a magenta overcoat that featured an elongated train and accompanied by five dancers, she later slipped into a gown before changing into a Madonna-esque column dress, before closing out her epic entrance in a sequin-encrusted black bralette, panties, fishnet tights and platform booties.

8. Lily-Rose Depp

Style Notes: As someone who was appointed as one of Karl Lagerfeld’s “choupettes” as a teenager, it should come as no surprise that Lily-Rose Depp has almost unlimited access to Chanel’s archives for her public appearances.

At the 2019 Met Gala, The Idol star embraced the French maison’s most vampy silhouettes in a little black dress adorned with gold chains and gilded camellias. The piece was also first worn by Christy Turlington on the luxuriate’s spring/summer 1992 runway and later featured on Penelope Cruz in Pedro Almodóvar’s 2009 romantic thriller Broken Embraces.

9. Naomi Campbell

Style Notes: From walking the runway alongside her fellow “supers” to George Michael’s “Freedom” for Versace’s autumn/winter 1991 show to wearing the Italian designer’s iconic chainmail butterfly dress to an event alongside Kate Moss in 1999, Naomi Campbell has had no shortage of iconic Versace moments in her lifetime. Of course, the most sentimental moment came when she attended the 1995 Met Gala—the first hosted by Anna Wintour—alongside the brand’s founder, Gianni.

10. Tyla

Style Notes: It’s quite a feat to make the Met Gala best dressed list on your first time attending. But that’s exactly what South African pop sensation Tyla did for the 2024 event. In the spirit of surrealism and trompe l'oeil, the singer arrived in a Balmain dress that evoked the sands of time.

The gown was a custom fit to her figure and ended up being so tight that she needed to be carried up the steps by a security guard. Made from a plaster moulding that combined mica and mirror powder, the look was a true standout and firmly established her place in fashion’s elite circles.

11. Kendall Jenner

Style Notes: Though she might be known for her signature stealth wealth way of dressing, Kendall Jenner delivered her most high-octane look when attending the 2019 Met Gala in custom Versace. Wearing Marty Supreme orange and a feathered gown that left a trail of plumage, the look has become incredibly iconic over the years for the way the showgirl-esque silhouette completely transformed the model turned tequila maven. Later that year, for her Halloween-themed birthday party, the waiters were dressed up in this exact costume, proving just how camp the look actually was.

12. Kim Kardashian

Style Notes: Of course, it wouldn’t be a guide to the most iconic Met Gala dresses if it didn’t include this Kim Kardashian look on the list. Love it or hate it, this infamous Riccardo Tisci for Givenchy design helped segue the reality star and aspiring lawyer into a new stratosphere of fame.

Whilst many were vicious in their lamenting over her attendance at the event in the first place, the majority were brutal in tearing down the dress itself. Earning comparisons to Robin Williams in Mrs Doubtfire and even the couches owned by grandmothers, it's safe to say that Skims founder herself had the last laugh, given how iconic this look has become in its own right.

13. Anne Hathaway

Style Notes: Bearing resemblance to both an Oscar statuette and Star Wars character C3PO, Anne Hathaway’s Ralph Lauren dress from the 2015 Met Gala just proves how ahead of the fashion curve she is. This is a fact we might all recognise now, but it wasn’t the case over a decade ago. But as her fictional grandmother in The Princess Diaries, played by the incredibly Dame Julie Andrews, said, a queen is never late, everyone else is simply early.

What Is The Theme of the 2026 Met Gala?

As announced by VOGUE, the theme of the 2026 Met Gala is "Costume Art". As always, the theme is derived from the Costume Institute's spring exhibition. According to the centre's head curator, Andrew Bolton, the theme addresses “the centrality of the dressed body in the museum’s vast collection".

The museum reports that the exhibition will "pair garments with artworks to reveal the inherent relationship between clothing and the body". It continues, "from the formal to the conceptual, the aesthetic to the political, the individual to the universal, the illustrative to the symbolic, and the playful to the profound, these pairings are organised into a series of thematic body types that reflect their pervasiveness and endurance through time and cultures."

The exhibition is sponsored by tech billionaire Jeff Bezos and his wife, Lauren Sanchez Bezos, Saint Laurent and Condé Nast.

What is the Dress Code for the 2026 Met Gala?

Accompanying the theme, guests are invited to adhere to a compulsory dress code that further elucidates the crux of the exhibition. Keeping things incredibly simple for the 2026 event, the dress code is "Fashion is Art". This can be translated however the guest sees fit and can run the gamut from gowns that literally transpose famous works onto fabric to dresses that embrace the Métiers d'Art (or arts and crafts) that underscores any ensemble.

When is the 2026 Met Gala?

Like clockwork, the 2026 Met Gala is set for Monday, May 4, 2026. As the event is held in New York City, those of us here in the United Kingdom should expect to see looks from the red carpet begin to trickle in during the early hours of Tuesday, May 5, 2026. Gird your loins!

If there's one night that consistently delivers jaw-dropping fashion, internet-breaking moments, and just the right amount of red carpet chaos, it's the Met Gala. Every year, I find myself scrolling for hours, dissecting every feather, train, and sheer illusion panel, in the name of answering one impossible question: What are the best Met Gala outfits of all time?

Let's be honest. "Best dressed Met Gala attendee of all time" isn't just a title. It's a debate. It's Cher in barely-there Bob Mackie, Princess Diana rewriting royal dress codes, and Rihanna ascending literal fashion-royalty status (multiple times, might I add). The Met Gala red carpet best dressed moments aren't just about clothes. They're about cultural shifts, risk-taking, and those rare looks that instantly make fashion history.

That's what makes this list so fun and so subjective. From the unapologetic excess of the '80s and the polished minimalism of the '90s to the experimental looks of the 2000s and the meme-worthy and theme-dominating looks of the 2010s and 2020s, the Met Gala has given us decades of style moments to obsess over. They might not be your cup of tea, but they sure are unforgettable.

Consider this your definitive, highly opinionated, fashion editor–approved walkthrough of the best dressed Met Gala of all time—era by era, look by iconic look. Let's get into it.

What is the Met Gala 2026 theme?

According to Vogue, the Met Gala 2026 theme is officially Costume Art. The theme ties directly to the Costume Institute's spring exhibition, which explores how clothing and the dressed body have been depicted across thousands of years of art history—pairing actual garments with paintings, sculptures, and more.

Now, when it comes to what we'll actually see on the steps, the dress code is where things get fun. For 2026, it's Fashion Is Art, a different theme that plays in conjunction with the Costume Institute's exhibition.

When is the Met Gala 2026?

Mark your calendar: The Met Gala 2026 is set for Monday, May 4, 2026. As always, it falls on the first Monday in May aka fashion's biggest night.

Where can I watch the Met Gala 2026 red carpet?

If your invite to the Met Gala 2026 got lost in the mail this year (same!), the next best thing is watching the Met Gala red carpet live. The official livestream will be hosted by Vogue and kicks off at 6 p.m. ET, streaming across its website, YouTube, and TikTok.

If you want the fashion-person commentary—the real reason we're all watching—we've got you. Who What Wear will be reacting in real time on our socials with best dressed breakdowns and all the moments that matter.

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History has shown that Coachella is when many summer trends begin to emerge, and when it comes to Coachella trendsetters, Kendall Jenner has long been at the top of the list. (Read all about Kendall Jenner's Coachella style evolution for more on that.) Coachella weekend one just wrapped, and of course, Jenner was in attendance, wearing the music-festival version of her chic, minimalist aesthetic. One of her outfits for the weekend included a comeback shorts trend that hasn't been considered trendy in a minute: white denim shorts.

Denim shorts, in general, have been put on the back burner in recent years as Bermuda shorts, pull-on shorts, and track shorts moved to the forefront. White denim shorts, in particular, aren't something that It girls such as Jenner have been spotted wearing all that often. Given that she wore her white tank and black mid-calf boots with rolled-up white denim shorts instead of the infinite number of other bottoms to choose from, I think it's worth noting and keeping in mind as you start your summer shopping.

With that, keep scrolling to shop Jenner's desert look along with a handful of cool white denim shorts that are worth adding to your wardrobe.

Kendall Jenner's Coachella Shorts Outfit

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When a shoe trend can rightfully call itself French girl–coded, Kendall Jenner–approved, and courtesy of The Row, it's practically guaranteed to garner authority in the fashion space—and I wouldn't even call this style a "trend," per se. Low-vamp flats have always been a thing in Paris, with one of the city's most beloved footwear makers, Repetto, doing the silhouette best. (Fun fact: The French brand's low-vamp flats, the Cendrillon ballerinas, were designed at the request of Bridget Bardot and, according to the website, are "slightly cut out, [for a] shape [that] will gracefully and femininely reveal your foot.") But with high-vamp pumps making such a stir of late, they're drawing attention toward their opposite, which trade in extra, sleek leather for toe cleavage. It's a different look for sure, but both are worth testing out, and if dark-wash jeans are in your spring wardrobe, I highly recommend opting for the lower-vamp version. As Jenner recently displayed, it's a perfect shoe-and-jean pairing.

Ahead of Coachella, the model and 818 founder was spotted at Sushi Park in Los Angeles, wearing a casual evening look that consisted of a navy-blue Yankees baseball cap, a chartreuse-colored top, a cropped leather blazer, and Khaite dark-wash jeans. She finished off the look with two pieces from The Row: Her go-to Eva flats and a black Henri bag, both of which are long sold out. Typically, a nighttime outfit will feature heels, even if just a short kitten heel, but Jenner managed to make flats appear just as elevated. The trick? To go for a low-vamp flat and pair it with dark-wash denim.

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As talked-about as high-vamp pumps are—with favorites coming from Phoebe Philo and Reformation—we can't ignore the equally stylish appeal of lower-vamp alts, especially when it comes to ballet flats. A little toe cleavage goes a long way in the springtime, leveling up dark-wash denim outfits with little to no effort. All you need is one pair of the comfy flat shoes, preferably in black, and some sleek indigo jeans to wear with. And don't fret if you one or both aren't already in your closet. There are plenty below to fill that wardrobe gap.

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Kendall Jenner's early Coachella outfits followed the festival formula to a T. Crochet dresses? Gladiator sandals? Fringed suede bags? Check, check, and check. In 2014, she rolled up to the Empire Polo Club with Kylie Jenner in witchy all-black outfits that could have been mistaken for Halloween costumes. She made several outfit changes that year. On a different day, she was photographed at the festival wearing denim short shorts and cowboy boots alongside Selena Gomez, who opted for a sheer white crochet dress and boots. "This was the vibe at the time," Jenner later told Vogue about her 2010s Coachella style.

Now, her approach is much quieter and, frankly, more interesting. Instead of chasing whatever's peaking on Instagram, she's wearing outfits that feel true to her everyday style. In Indio with Bad Bunny in 2023, for instance, she wore a low-key white tank top with bootcut jeans and motorcycle boots. Instead of conforming to the cliché festival aesthetic, she simply dresses like she normally does at home. I love that for her. Scroll down to revisit her entire Coachella fashion evolution.

2014

Kendall and Kylie Jenner bopped around the Coachella grounds in all-black outfits in 2014.

Jenner and Gomez went to the festival together in 2014.

A crop top and bell-bottom pants also made appearances in Jenner's 2014 Coachella wardrobe.

2015

The long and short of it: Jenner wore knee-length jorts in 2015, and Hailey Bieber opted for an itty-bitty pair.

Gotta love her 2015 vibe.

2016

These layered necklaces were peak 2016 fashion.

2017

To be fair, denim cutoffs will never go out of style, and I expect plenty of them to be worn to Coachella in 2026.

2019

To attend a Revolve event in the desert in 2019, Jenner wore a blue minidress by House of Harlow.

This is when Jenner's festival style started getting more minimalist.

2022

This is the kind of outfit that will never go out of style.

2023

Bad Bunny went incognito to Coachella with Jenner in 2023.

2025

In 2025, Jenner's butter-yellow Proenza Schouler dress was decidedly more romantic than her past festival looks.

Glazed nails are still going strong as the #1 nail trend—at least, that's what celebs seem to think. Recently, Hailey Bieber, Kendall Jenner, and Sabrina Carpenter all sported variations of the iconic, internet-famous "glazed donut" manicure, which was originally coined and created by their go-to nail artist, Zola Ganzorigt.

The original "glazed donut" manicure formula included OPI's GelColor in Funny Bunny ($18) and the Tin Man Can Chrome Effect Powder. This was a silvery-white topper that gave gel nail polish that gorgeous, glazed effect we now associate with celebs like Hailey Bieber. Here's the thing, though. It's been out of stock and unavailable to purchase for a while now. In its absence, people had to get creative to achieve the A-list manicure. Some people used pearly nail polishes to achieve a similar effect. Others turned to press-on nails. Others, still, booked salon appointments to gain access to salon-specific chrome finishes.

Well, I'm pleased to announce that, due to the recent popularity of the "glazed donut" manicure (thanks in no small part to Ganzorigt!), OPI has rereleased the Chrome Effect Powder, albeit with a slightly different name. Meet Tin Man Can Glaze. It's the very same silvery-white chrome effect that we all know and love, with a name that pays homage to one of the most popular nail trends in recent history. And it's the *exact* item that Ganzorigt used to create Bieber's, Jenner's, and Carpenter's glazed manicures.

But that's not all. OPI also released three new shades of it, and six chrome-effect toppers suited for traditional nail polish. Keep scrolling for the 411!

The Celeb Inspo

Hailey Bieber's "Vanilla French Glaze"

First, we need to talk about the celeb inspo. Let's start with Bieber—the unofficial poster child of the "glazed donut" manicure. She recently posted this picture on Instagram, celebrating spring with bunny ears and "vanilla French" glazed nails.

Kendall Jenner's "Glazed Donut" Nails

Meanwhile, Kendall Jenner showed off her favorite L'Oréal Paris makeup products while sporting the classic "glazed donut" manicure, also created by Ganzorigt.

Sabrina Carpenter's "Bedazzled Glaze"

Last but not least, Ganzorigt created Sabrina Carpenter's "bedazzled glaze" mani.

OPI's (Rereleased) Tin Man Can Glaze Chrome Effects Powder

How to Use It

After prepping your nails (trimming, shaping, and completing cuticle care), the brand recommends lightly buffing the nails and cleaning them with 99% isopropyl alcohol. Then, apply a thin coat of OPI's GELement Base Coat ($16) to four fingers. Cure for 60 seconds under a UV lamp. Repeat the process on the thumb.

Then, repeat the process with a thin coat of gel nail color. Finally, reach for the GELement No-Wipe Top Coat ($16). Apply a thin coat to four fingers, and soft-cure them for 30 seconds (this will leave the top coat slightly tacky for optimum chrome adhesion). Lightly dip the applicator into the glazing powder and rub it over the nail in circular motions. Dust off the excess and apply a final layer of top coat, curing it for 60 seconds. Finish with nail and cuticle oil.

It might sound like a long process, and it might take some practice. Once you get it down, though, you'll have achieved an A-list glazed manicure at home.

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Getting dressed in the spring can feel like a complicated puzzle. The unpredictable weather confuses even the most experienced dressers. They think to themselves, "Should I grab a trench coat, opt for a light sweater, or risk just a simple T-shirt?" The one element of a spring outfit that remains simple and consistent, though, is footwear. No matter the trend cycle or the temperature, ballet flats are always the elegant, chic default, proving their staying power season after season. This year, one specific style is taking the lead as the It flats: The Row's Square Leather Ballet Flats.

True to the brand's DNA, these new shoes from The Row epitomize easy sophistication. What elevates them beyond a basic staple and makes them highly sought after? The subtle yet intentional details—the soft square toe, luxurious leather, low-profile sole, and logoless design. Plus, they have Kendall Jenner's seal of approval.

This week, Jenner was seen in L.A. wearing the flats with a cinch-waist The Row jacket. She grounded the look with vintage Levi's jeans, adding a casual and relaxed element. For accessories, she opted for Chanel's Maxi Flap Bag from Matthieu Blazy's first collection for the house along with oval sunglasses.

On Kendall Jenner: Chanel Maxi Flap Bag ($9300); The Row Square Leather Ballet Flats ($890) and Tanera Jacket ($4200)

For those who follow Jenner's street style, you're likely aware that Jenner is a ballet-flats lover, specifically coveting styles from The Row. Remember the Stella Flats she couldn't get enough of? Your answer is probably yes since it wasn't too long ago that she wore them. But it seems like she's switching to the brand's square-toe design, and it makes sense. This style is closer to ballet flats than slippers, meaning it features less leather on the top of the foot and allows the skin to breathe, which is ideal for warmer weather.

If you want to get in early on one of the season's must-have shoes, keep scrolling to shop The Row's Square Leather Ballet Flats and the pieces to re-create Jenner's look in full.

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Would you rather wear one perfume for the rest of your life or never repeat the same scent ever again? Kendall Jenner prefers the latter. "Different scents for sure. I like having options depending on what I'm doing or how I'm feeling," she says. I'm inclined to agree with the model. As chic as it is to be known for an iconic scent (á la Marilyn Monroe or CBK), there are simply way too many pretty perfumes to limit yourself to just one spritz.

It's why I'll always swap out my go-to scent with the seasons—and this spring, Tory Burch's Sublime Eau de Toilette is the ultimate vanity staple. I'd wager Jenner would agree (she's the face of the campaign, after all), as she praises its light, airy dry-down that "smells like a better version of you.”

If you're familiar with Tory Burch's original Sublime Eau de Parfum, then you know it's a cool-girl blend of leather with an unexpected floral freshness. (I like to say it makes you smell like a quiet-luxury "cashmere cowgirl.") The Eau de Toilette version maintains that leathery base but brightens it with clementine and softens it with iris and amber woods. The original Sublime has a rustic edge that makes a bolder statement, while the Eau de Toilette reflects the quiet confidence that's A+ for everyday wear.

"[It] can give you a different feel depending on how much you apply," Jenner adds, who notes she's "pretty low-maintenance" with her application. "I do my wrists, neck, and sometimes behind my ears if I'm going out. However, I have really enjoyed playing more with layering since Sublime mixes really well.” You could totally add a smokier, more amber-forward fragrance before heading out for the night to highlight its sensual base, or like Jenner says, simply add another spritz or two of Sublime to amplify its intensity.

You could also layer Sublime over its matching body oil, a technique countless experts recommend for optimal longevity. (You not only double up on scent but also moisturize your limbs, and well-hydrated skin better holds on to fragrance.) Launching today, the sunflower- and jojoba-infused formula boasts the same Sublime scent with a radiant, shimmering finish—perfect for a balmy spring or summer night to remember.

"I do think certain smells can remind you of a time in your life," Jenner says regarding scent association. While she doesn't timestamp her own scents, per se ("I think there are scents that tie me more to people in my life than to moments," she adds), I have to assume that Sublime is how she'd describe her ideal spring vibe: fresh, luminous, and effortlessly elegant.

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If there’s one person who can make a simple outfit feel instantly directional, it’s Kendall Jenner. The model has long mastered the art of effortless dressing, and her latest run of off-duty outfits proves she’s already setting the tone for spring. In true K.J. fashion, the looks are deceptively simple—built around polished basics and quiet styling tricks that fashion people immediately take note of. Translation? By April, you’ll likely see versions of these outfits everywhere.

The first look centers around a timeless outerwear staple that suddenly feels incredibly fresh again: the car coat. Jenner styled hers with crisp white trousers and sleek leather boots, creating a clean, tailored silhouette that feels both modern and expensive-looking. The real styling detail fashion insiders noticed, however, was the cardigan casually draped over her shoulders—a small but impactful layer that instantly elevates the outfit and makes the entire look feel more relaxed and spring-ready.

Her second outfit proves that minimal layering is about to dominate transitional dressing. Jenner paired a thin, fitted sweater with a classic white t-shirt peeking out underneath, grounding the look with a fitted midi skirt and simple flats. The final outfit leaned slightly more casual but just as chic: a tan cardigan worn with dark-wash jeans, classic ballet flats, and a bandana tied in her hair. The result feels equal parts effortless and nostalgic—exactly the kind of understated outfit formula that fashion people love to repeat once warmer days arrive.

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Kendall Jenner Spring Outfits

Outfit 1

Get the look: Car coat jacket + white pants + sweater + sleek boots + black sunglasses

Outfit 2

Get the look: Cardigan + dark-wash jeans + ballet flats + bandana + small sunglasses

Outfit 3

Get the look: Thin sweater + white T-shirt + fitted midi skirt + flats + sleek sunglasses

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Whenever YouTube is generous enough to serve up a celebrity closet tour on my algorithm, I don’t just watch—I take notes. I take my career as a fashion editor very seriously in these moments, jotting down what the people who have everything actually want to wear on repeat.

After pressing play on Vogue’s latest production featuring Kendall Jenner, something that really stood out to me was how she noted her personal style has changed. She mentioned in an Architectural Digest tour years ago that the photos simply haunt her now because of how colorful and lowkey trendy her purchases are. She is now living for pieces she can wear nonstop, with an emphasis on her love for The Row, high-quality leather, and muted designer pieces you can just tell are high quality without screaming a label. Below, find the seven pieces she loved more than anything else.

The Row Loafers

Jenner mentioned this exact pair of loafers as the item she wears to death, and after a scroll through a few of her latest street style moments, the evidence is there. She's obsessed. The majority of the things that she showed off were from The Row, and this pair of loafers certainly got an honorable mention.

The Row Leather Clutch

During the video, I was introduced to a The Row bag that I hadn't seen before. She mentioned it first, discussing how the brand's little bags are truly worth the investment.

The Row Cashmere Sweater

Surprise, surprise—another The Row mention. We love a girl who is loyal to a brand that truly shows off her personal style. Jenner mentioned her love for The Row cashmere sweater and how she likes to wear it as a scarf (tied around her waist) or layered with a white tee. My photo research again revealed that she truly does love this sweater in more than one color.

Knit Bucket Hat

A standout accessory this season amongst celebs was the cashmere bucket hat. If you're tired of wearing beanies, this one is for you, and the best part is, even as the weather warms up, it still makes for a great pick to style on cooler spring days.

The Row Small To Go Bag

A final The Row mention has to go out to this Small To Go Bag, which Jenner showed off in suede. The mini tote is perfect for dumping everything from a hand lotion to a lip gloss on the way out the door.

Vintage Gucci Fitted Leather Jacket

I have had a secret hunch that leather jackets are going to transition from the oversize, bomber-like styles we've seen lately. I've been expecting more skin-tight fitted moments, and hearing Jenner state that she just bought a vintage Gucci second-skin jacket only validated my theories.

Phoebe Philo Leather Jacket

Now, don't say goodbye to your bomber styles just yet. Jenner mentioned this one from Phoebe Philo that she's gotten quite a few wears out of this winter.

Black Knee-High Boots

When showing off her shoe collection, the most common style was black knee-high boots. She had a flat pair, a heeled pair, a looser pair, a more fitted pair, and we only saw half of it. The truth is, they go with everything.

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If there’s one thing defining spring’s most directional accessories, it’s what isn’t on top of everyone’s heads. Baseball caps—long the default off-duty staple—are quietly stepping aside for something softer, stranger, and significantly more sculptural.

Enter the ribbed wool hat, led by The Row’s cult-favorite Falken style.

Spotted on Kendall Jenner and Elsa Hosk, the hat feels like a minimalist’s answer to statement dressing: understated at first glance but deeply intentional in shape and texture. With its close, ribbed knit and subtly elongated silhouette, wool bucket hats frame the face in a way a cap never could.

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The influence doesn’t stop at one specific piece from The Row, though. Across street style and emerging labels, a broader shift is taking hold: the rise of the sloped wool bucket hat. Think less floppy festival hat, more “soft sculpture.” The shape feels reminiscent of a vintage, 1920s-inspired cloche hat. Of this variety, black seems to be the most common choice among tastemakers and influencers, with a sloped, curved edge that feels more like a wearable object than a headpiece accessory.

If last spring's headpiece accessory was luxury satin scarves, this year's version (thanks to still chilly temperatures in New York and Paris) is the felted, wool bucket hat. These aren’t hats you throw on without thinking. They ask for consideration—and in return, they elevate even the simplest white-tee-and-jeans spring outfit.

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If two’s a coincidence and three’s a trend, what does that make four? When a quartet of my favorite well-dressed celebrities all happen to style their capri pants in nearly the exact same way, you know it's an exceedingly good outfit combo. Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber, Lily Collins, and Bella Hadid are all on the same page when it comes to styling these warm-weather pants.

Collins was the most recent of the four celebrities to wear the specific pairing. In a new Instagram photo, Collins posed in Palm Springs wearing a white Leset Pointelle Crop Cardigan ($120), capri pants, and black heeled flip-flops. Meanwhile, Hadid and Jenner also teamed the pant trend with long-sleeve white crop tops and black heeled sandals. The former opted for an off-the-shoulder peasant blouse, while the latter chose a crossover jacket. To round out the foursome, Bieber also adhered to the strict black-and-white dress code in her polka-dot capri pants and black heeled flip-flops. Scroll down to see their outfits.

4 Ways Celebs Style Capri Pants and Black Heeled Sandals

On Lily Collins: Leset Pointelle Crop Cardigan ($120)

On Hailey Bieber: Paloma Wool capri pants

On Kendall Jenner: The Row sandals

On Bella Hadid: Guizio top; Tank capri pants; Coach bag; Sandy Liang sandals; Bonnie Clyde sunglasses

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Not sure if you’ve noticed, but more often than not in 2026, people don’t wear typical “going out” clothes to go out to dinner—especially in the somewhat sartorially laid-back Los Angeles. And Kendall Jenner, one of the most well-dressed L.A. It girls of them all, who are proof positive of this. While out to dinner with Hailey Bieber and friends in recent days, Jenner wore a chill yet chic outfit that represents how stylish women dress for dinner in 2026, which is in contrast to the decked-out, clubbing-adjacent outfits L.A. It girls of years past would wear to dinner.

The outfit consisted of an oatmeal-colored Ciao Lucia cardigan, dark denim Khaite Danielle Jeans, and her favorite The Row Stella Flats. For her accessories, Jenner chose a cool combination of a bandana tied over her hair, a simple The Row bag, and Chimi sunglasses. The outfit would be appropriate for countless occasions—dinner with your friends included.

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The Kendall Jenner–Approved Outfit

On Kendall Jenner: Ciao Lucia Deo Khaki Cotton Knit Cardigan ($295); Khaite Danielle Jeans ($620); The Row Nuance Two Leather Hobo Bag ($2500); The Row Stella Ballet Flats ($1050); Chimi Code Sunglasses ($200)

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The Devil Wears Prada premiered in 2006, and while some things never truly change (florals for spring, for instance), the style scene has experienced some tremendous shifts over the past 20 years. It all begs the question: What would the inimitable Miranda Priestly think about AI's role in media? Influencer culture? The return of cerulean? Would she even have Instagram? All your burning questions will be answered this May in the highly anticipated The Devil Wears Prada 2, but those tuning into the 98th annual Academy Awards may already have a clue about her first potential beauty partnership. In between tonight's stunning red carpet appearances and historical wins, look out for a collaboration announcement between the film and L'Oréal Paris—an ad featuring Kendall Jenner and Simone Ashley, spokeswomen for the brand, at the renowned Runway Magazine.

In the quick clip, Jenner arrives to Runway for a personal meeting with Priestly (likely to discuss a sponsorship of some sort between the global beauty behemoth and the magazine), only for her to be mistaken as a candidate for the new assistant role. "You're late. Make yourself presentable," a staffer (played by Karan Soni) says while handing her a Colour Riche red lipstick.

Jenner has been a global ambassador for L'Oréal Paris since 2023, fronting multiple makeup campaigns and walking the brand's annual Le Défilé shows during Paris Fashion Week. Recently, she starred as the face for L'Oréal Paris's $16 Extensionist Mascara, which (as the name suggests) mimics the look of lash extensions. According to WWW beauty editor Kaitlyn McLintock, the thin, buildable formula really does deliver those exceptional claims—and she has the before-and-after photos to prove it.

"It's hurting me to look at you. Just take this," Soni adds, handing Jenner the sleek silver tube. (I'm not totally sure how anyone wouldn't immediately recognize Jenner as the mega-star she is, but alas, I'm willing to suspend belief for cinema's sake. I'll admit, it would be pretty entertaining to see her work for Priestly in that capacity...)

Meryl Streep herself doesn't make an appearance in the ad, though I'm told the collaboration will include a series of activations throughout the film's rollout, so perhaps she'll have an upcoming cameo sometime soon. I can only assume Jenner and Ashley—who plays an assistant named Amari in the upcoming sequel—ducked into Priestly's office, Extensionist in hand, to cook up something spectacular for Runway. An iconic multi-feature cover, perhaps?

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While New York might have experienced a brief tease of spring, the weather in L.A. has been consistently hinting at warmer days. As an NYC resident, I definitely feel envious, but I'm channeling that feeling into a productive pursuit: taking notes on warm-weather looks so I'm ready when spring finally arrives here. One detail that has caught my eye is the shoe trend fashion insiders are pairing with leggings.

Instead of sneakers, It girls in L.A., particularly chic dressers who go to Forma Pilates, are choosing elevated flip-flops to wear with black leggings. By "elevated," I mean pairs crafted from luxe materials like leather, suede, and satin, featuring sleek, logo-less designs. Kendall Jenner exemplifies this trend perfectly; she was recently seen leaving Forma in black flip-flops, a gray cardigan, a black-and-white sports bra, and black leggings, finishing the look with a The Row shoulder bag.

Flip-flops have undergone a major shift in recent years, transforming from simple beach and pool footwear into a casual staple for spring and summer. They are now integrated into sophisticated outfits where they might once have seemed "out of place"—think paired with cuffed jeans, pencil skirts, tailored trousers, and, notably, leggings. This "wrong-shoe theory" approach turns the humble thong into a cool and interesting option. For activities like Pilates where you remove your shoes upon arrival, flip-flops provide a much classier alternative to sneakers.

If you're inspired to add this shoe trend to your Pilates wardrobe this spring, keep scrolling for the best pairs and black leggings to style with them.

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