The weather across the country is cooling down, which means wardrobes are changing and people are starting to pull out their boots, coats, and pants. Instead of classic jeans, though, fashion people are now opting for leather pants and pairing them with boots. Naomi Watts is one example of someone who has recently made this style swap.

Today, while in Paris, Watts was spotted walking the streets in a leather-pants outfit. She specifically wore a cropped, baggy pair, almost like culottes, that she styled with a black bomber jacket, tall combat boots, and Valentino Garavani's Panthea shoulder bag.

On Naomi Watts: Valentino Garavani Panthea Shoulder Bag ($3800)

The British actress, set to star in the new Hulu series All's Fair, could have opted for black jeans to complete her monochromatic look, which would have looked chic. The leather pants took it to the next level, making her outfit look fresh, sophisticated, and expensive. While Watts styled them with tall combat boots, this pant style also looks great with pointed-toe ankle boots, slingbacks, and open-toe heels, as seen on the style set during Milan and Paris Fashion Week.

That said, if you're interested in refreshing your wardrobe ahead of winter, keep scrolling because we've rounded up the best leather-pants–and-boots pairings.

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American Love Story, a new limited series from Ryan Murphy about the marriage of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, is currently being filmed in NYC. The show features Sarah Pidgeon as Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and Naomi Watts as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis (Jackie O), with Watts already showcasing Jackie O's iconic style.

Giving us a glimpse of what Jackie O might wear in 2025, Watts was seen on set in an elegant trouser ensemble featuring a silk headscarf, red button-down shirt, beige wide-leg trousers, oversize sunglasses, and brown ballet flats.

What's most interesting is the shoe choice. Instead of Jackie O's usual leather pumps or Jack Rogers sandals, Watts was styled in woven leather flats—a style that feels very 2025. While the shoes have the timeless ballet-flat shape, the woven design adds a touch of modernity and character. And with their visual interest from the texture, they can elevate even a simple pant outfit. With that said, if you're inspired by this Jackie O look, keep scrolling. We've rounded up the perfect pieces to help you re-create the outfit, including the best woven leather ballet flats on the market.

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There are very few guarantees in this world, but a new Prada bag, when spotted on a celebrity as chic and elegant as Naomi Watts, kick-starting an industry-wide trend is one of them. The bag in question? The Italian brand's Brushed-Leather Mini Bucket Bag, which features a wide handle and a gold Prada logo on the front in tiny, capital letters. It's quieter than a lot of today's buzzy handbags, but that's what makes it so great. That, and its shrunken size, which makes it perfect for taking from day to night. All boxes checked? I think yes.

On Naomi Watts: Prada Brushed Leather Mini Bucket Bag ($3250), Brushed Leather Slingback Pumps ($930), Symbole Sunglasses ($520), and coat

Watts was spotted wearing the bag in New York City earlier this week alongside a bevy of other Prada items, including a nylon trench coat, tortoiseshell sunglasses, and timeless slingbacks. She finished off the look with cuffed, wide-leg jeans and gold earrings, though she could have easily styled her handbag with one of Prada's more dressier options, like an LBD or tailored skirt set. Simple and sophisticated, her purse of choice is a workhorse that looks like a thoroughbred.

But Prada's mini bucket bag isn't the only accessory of its kind that's gaining popularity in fashion. The shape, which has waned in recent years, is quickly becoming a fan favorite again, thanks to other trending styles like Saint Laurent's Le 37 and Gucci's 73. Tory Burch's viral Romy bag, Longchamp's Le Roseau, and Chloé's straw Kerala are setting miniature bucket bags up for serious success come summer. You ready? Scroll down to shop the rising bag trend (that is, unless you haven't already pressed purchase on Watt's Prada option).

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Now that spring is in full swing, the It bags of the season have emerged, and celebrities are starting to carry them. One of those It bags is the Celine Antoinette Bag, a structured frame bag with a metal clasp (of the Celine logo, I might add) at the top. It's a style synonymous with the 1950s and 1960s, and Celine's modern take on it is as elegant as it gets. The timeless, investment-worthy bag will, without a doubt, make any outfit it's paired with look supremely rich.

Naomi Watts is one celebrity that's already embracing the It bag, as she's been carrying it on repeat occasions while doing press for her latest film The Friend in NYC. Watts opted for the bag in the burgundy hue, one of three colors Celine has released so far. Sadly, the bag is already sold out (although a restock is inevitable), but you can check it out below anyway and sign up to get notified. In the meantime, I've found a handful of other frame bags that will also appeal to anyone with expensive taste. Scroll to take it all in.

On Naomi Watts: Celine jacket, belt, and Antoinette Bag in Bordeaux ($4150)

On Naomi Watts: Petar Petrov outfit; Celine Antoinette Bag in Bordeaux ($4150)

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The fascination surrounding celebrity in-transit style might have ramped up in recent years, with airport dressing now considered an important part of a blockbuster press tour. However, some of the coolest celebrity in-flight looks actually come from the '90s, when supermodels Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, and Linda Evangelista traveled the world in the same minimalist uniform. The aesthetic is very early '90s Calvin Klein, as it involves a comfortable T-shirt, a pair of straight-leg jeans, and a sweater nonchalantly looped around the waist. The vibe is completed with a passport and boarding pass in hand, an oversize weekend bag, and a coffee to-go. It's very Concorde chic.

Clean-line silhouettes from the '90s have had a resurgence in recent years, with designers revisiting the effortless, simple styling that designers like Helmut Lang, Calvin Klein, and Jil Sander made the height of cool throughout the decade. Muses include Gwyneth Paltrow, Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, and Cindy Crawford, who were known for their understated but elegant everyday uniforms. In many ways, this aesthetic is ideal for long-haul flights, as it is a casual, no-fuss approach to getting dressed that still looks put together and considered. Before your next flight, keep scrolling for some of our favorite airport looks from the archive.

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This picture of the influencer @endlesslyloveclub striding through a departures hall in her tied sweater and light-wash denim looks so authentically '90s you'd be forgiven for thinking it was a post from the account @90sanxiety rather than from 2024.

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Style Notes: Cindy Crawford at Los Angeles International Airport in 1998 in this classic '90s model off-duty look.

Style Notes: In 1991, Naomi Campbell was photographed arriving in New York—she added more personality to this minimalist uniform with a printed sweater and chain bracelets.

Style Notes: Sarah Jessica Parker touched down in L.A. in 1993 in this look—we love how she doubled up on knits and layered her gray sweater over the top of her cardigan.

Style Notes: This is a very '90s supermodel look, and Christy Turlington made it look more polished with a white button-down shirt, ballet pumps, and her Louis Vuitton weekend bag.

Style Notes: Linda Evangelista stuck to simple basics for her flight from L.A. in 1996 wearing a gray T-shirt, white knit, and black flares.

Style Notes: Model Gabrielle Reece in a cropped T-shirt and ripped denim is a very 1994 in-transit mood.

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Congratulations are in order for Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup, who used their weekend wisely by getting hitched at city hall in New York City. The couple—who played husband and wife on the Netflix series Gypsy and debuted their relationship on the red carpet at the Screen Actors Guild Awards last year—kept their wedding pretty low-key and casual, with Watts confirming the news of their nuptials on her Instagram with a single photo on the steps of the courthouse and the caption, "Hitched!" 

In the photo and more that were later released by the actress's longtime stylist Jeanann Williams, Watts's wedding dress can be seen from all angles. For the occasion, she resisted the urge to wear something already in her closet and instead chose an Oscar de la Renta design that is both risqué given the allover sheerness of the dress—a trend that's gained serious momentum in recent years—and utterly elegant. "Thanks for talking me into going beyond my own closet and sending me the gorgeous dress," Watts commented on Williams's congratulatory post, the caption on which read, "Love is just a word until someone comes along and gives it meaning - Paulo Coelho. I’m so happy you found your person Nai. Love Conquers All. Congratulations Naomi and Billy." 

With her sheer gown, Watts added a pair of Gianvito Rossi gold heels, an Anita Ko necklace, and other jewelry by Briony Raymond. Well, all that and an all-white bouquet filled with peonies, daisies, and other seasonal flowers. Below, see all of the released photos from the couple's courthouse wedding. 

On Naomi Watts: Oscar de la Renta Water Lily Guipure Lace Maxi Dress ($4990); Gianvito Rossi Portofino 105 Metallic Leather Sandals ($895); Anita Ko necklace; Briony Raymond jewelry 

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Growing up in San Diego, there was no question that flip-flops were acceptable footwear even if you're nowhere near the beach. When I became a fashion editor, however, I realized that people have strong opinions about the humble flip-flop. Many people shun the shoes in favor of more chic styles like strappy sandals or mules. But when you've got a handful of stylish celebrities endorsing the style, there should be no doubt that flip-flops can look just as cool as any other shoe.

Jennifer Lopez, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, and Ana de Armas were on the same page when it comes to styling flip-flops: They've all worn them with flowy white dresses for summer. Meanwhile, Vanessa Hudgens opted for a colorful crochet dress, Cindy Crawford went with a classic LBD, and Naomi Watts paired her flip-flops with wide-leg jeans. Scroll down to shop their outfits. 

Vanessa Hudgens

On Vanessa Hudgens: Cult Gaia dress; Tkees flip-flops; Prada headband and sunglasses

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley 

On Rosie Huntington-Whiteley: Toteme dress; Saint Laurent bag; Chanel shoes

Cindy Crawford

On Cindy Crawford: Dôen dress; Tkees flip-flops

Ana de Armas

On Ana de Armas: Farm Rio dress; Havaianas flip-flops; Gucci sunglasses; Cartier jewelry 

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Say hello to Unfiltered, a fresh, new beauty series where you'll get an exclusive glimpse into the dressed-down beauty routines of our favorite celebrities. They'll reveal their guilty-pleasure beauty practices, the five-minute routine product lineup they can't live without, the one good-skin tip they'll be forever thankful for, and so much more. To bring every conversation full circle, we ask each celebrity to send us a selection of self-shot, filter-free photos of their choosing to capture the essence of their Unfiltered beauty philosophy. 

Up next, we're getting to know a legendary actress and the co-founder of Onda Beauty, Naomi Watts. As a fellow product junkie and natural-beauty enthusiast, she's answering all of our rapid-fire questions and sharing her best-kept beauty secrets below. Enjoy!

If you had to leave the house in five minutes, what products would you use?

My five-minute routine is pretty much my routine all of the time. I don't do too much, and if I’m not in front of cameras, I like to give my skin a break. I love lipstick, and Beautycounter makes one called Orchid that I also like to use on my cheeks. Sunscreen, sunscreen, always. Josh Rosebrook's Nutrient Day Cream SPF 30 ($50) is a great all-in-one. If I want a little bit of coverage, l love Beautycounter's Dew Skin Moisturizing Coverage ($45). I cannot tell you how highly I recommend this product. Every time I work on a new movie, I introduce it to the makeup artist, and they all go absolutely nuts for it. It has just the right amount of coverage, but it also leaves the skin with life. So lipstick, blush, coverage if I want it, and the only other thing I do is an eyebrow.

On days when you’re not working or you’re just staying in, what does your skin routine look like both morning and night?

You know, I change it up, and that’s one of the perks I get from working with Onda Beauty. Since the products we carry at Onda don't have any chemicals, I can easily shift from one to another, but I do have very reactive and sensitive skin. I’ll know right away if something isn’t going to work for me. For daytime, I actually use Dr. Alkaitis's Organic Night Cream ($72) and then I might mix it with a lightweight serum like Tammy Fender’s Plant Milk ($125). It’s very good for sensitive skin, and it is almost like an emulsion. It has tons of botanical extracts that are naturally very soothing.

If I’ve worn makeup that day, at nighttime I always do a deep double cleanse—I’ll start with an oil cleanse and then I’ll do a foam or milk cleanse. De Mamiel’s Pure Calm Cleansing Dew ($98) is a great oil cleanser, and I love Tammy Fender’s Cleansing Milk ($55). I might exfoliate once a week. I don’t want to do it more than that really because of my sensitive skin, and I love Goop's GoopGlow Microderm Instant Glow Exfoliator ($125). Using a mist helps open the pores, and your serums or moisturizers sink in much easier. Hannes Dottir Mineral Mist ($45) is a great one, and Odacite’s Rose + Neroli Hydra-Vitalizing Treatment Mist ($42) has a really lovely smell. At night, I also like to use an oil and a moisturizer together—I'll just mix them up in the palm of my hand. Right now, I’m using Dr. Alkaitis's Organic Night Cream ($72). And the serums shift around a lot. There are just so many wonderful, great serums. You have Vintner’s Daughter's Active Botanical Serum ($185), The C-Drops ($90) from Saint Jane Beauty, Tammy Fender's Quintessential Serum ($175)… Oh, and Marie Veronique's Gentle Retinol Night Serum ($110) is fantastic.

What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever received that’s made the biggest difference in your skin?

I can tell right away if I’ve had a good night’s sleep and if I drank the right amount of water the day before. If I don’t do well on both of those things, it absolutely manifests in my skin. And you know, facials are really great! I haven’t had one for seven months now, but if you can get a really great facial once every few months, it can be so beneficial for your skin. And then, obviously, sunscreen!

What’s one thing about your beauty routine that would surprise people?

I actually color my eyebrows. As you get older, you start to shed hair a little bit, and even with coloring them, I still have to touch them up with a bit of pencil. I’m so drawn to people’s eyes. I find that I bore into someone’s eyes the moment I meet them. I’m like, do I need to know more about this person or not? Eyes are the window to one’s soul. They should be framed well, and that’s why I like a strong eyebrow.

Do you have any "guilty pleasure” beauty practices or products?

I love a bath soak—I love the Lord Jones High CBD Formula Bath Salts ($65), Vertly's Botanical Bath Salts ($29)… Yeah, if I had it my way, I would absolutely love to have a bath every single night after a long day. I like to light a nice candle, and I love to use a beautiful shampoo—Rahua and Innersense have really nice ones. I might do a hair mask or a face mask. For the face, I just used one from Osea, its White Algae Mask ($48), and the Exfoliating Mask ($75) from Joanna Vargas is wonderful. And then for hair, I love the Innersense Hydrating Hair Masque ($30).

You co-founded Onda Beauty, a beautiful shopping space for clean-beauty products—was there a certain moment when clean beauty just clicked for you?

Well, my two friends and fellow co-founders of Onda, Larissa Thomson and Sarah Bryden-Brown, had been there before me, and they invited me to join. Larissa had been working on this for a while and was introducing me to some of the products that she had found that she believed in. I was upstate staying with her one day, and I had forgotten my moisturizer, so she showed me her medicine cabinet—all of these beautiful bottles with fabulous ingredients that were ethically sourced and responsibly packaged—and I just kind of slowly found my way in! My skin was having reactions from a TV show I was working on at the time—there were long hours with hot lights melting makeup into my skin—and my complexion just wasn’t doing well. So that’s when I switched, slowly bit by bit, and I saw immediate results. I had these irritations, and I knew I had to eliminate some things, and I haven’t looked back since.

What kind of advice would you give someone who wants to convert to a more natural beauty routine but feels intimidated or doesn’t know where to start?

I would say to start small because it can definitely be overwhelming. I mean, the great thing about Onda is everything is really carefully curated, and there are ways to start big or small. You can start with things like deodorant, toothpaste, fragrance, bath soap, shampoo… and then I recommend making your way into skincare. But education is key, and doing your own research is so important. Read up on different products and just Google "clean beauty." Find out what it really means and where you want to begin. 

What’s the most shocking thing you’ve learned about the industry since entering the beauty space as an entrepreneur versus a consumer?

I’ve really realized that people don’t want to be pushed onto products. We want so much more information before we buy—how and why things work and real efficacy. Products need real-life stories to back them up, and I think that’s something that's changed significantly over the years, especially this year with COVID.

Health and beauty are so intertwined—do you have any wellness practices or favorite supplements that help give you a boost both mentally and physically?

I've always loved Taryn Toomey’s classes. It’s a movement class, but I find it’s very much about the mind and spirit as well. It just flows in such an incredible way, and I'm usually able to take something away from the experience that’s pretty uplifting. Or it helps me feel what I need to feel at that given time. 

As far as supplements, I've been really into products from The Beauty Chef. I love adding the Hydration ($50) or Collagen Boosts ($50) to my water. Its Glow Inner Beauty Powder ($40) is also really great for the skin. 

You've recently entered your 50s—what's your approach to aging, and what about this decade is most exciting to you?

Just being so in my body is exciting to me. I finished a film recently that required huge amounts of physical exertion, so I’m pretty proud of myself and quite willing to give myself a pat on the back for that! There were times where I thought, "Wow, this is really hard," and I wasn’t sure I could do it. And I just think you have to embrace the aging process. There are going to be good days, and there are going to be bad days. You just have to know that it’s a constant wave we need to ride and navigate. And hey, if you feel shitty about yourself once in a while, that’s normal and par for the course. But there are also going to be times when you feel good and like you’re managing it okay. Yes, I sometimes wish I didn’t have these lines around my mouth or chin, but my mind feels so much sturdier than it did in my 20s.

What’s your Unfiltered beauty philosophy in seven words or less?

Oh god, haha, I don’t know if I can do it in seven words! I just feel like beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, and therefore, it's subjective. I also think it is something to be discovered. Beauty has to have a lasting effect in order to be meaningful. Authenticity is so powerful. When you see a beautiful picture on the page of a magazine, you do connect with it, but then if you meet that person and they’re not living up to that picture, that original connection goes away instantly. Beauty has to be something you can discover beyond the surface.

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Naomi Watts has perfect skin. In fact, the 50-year-old Australian actress is roughly twice the average Who What Wear editor's age, and we're fairly positive she rocks a far dewier, clearer, and healthier complexion than we do. So obviously, we made it our mission to find out all of her best beauty and skincare secrets (instead of seething with envy). Of course, as an A-list celebrity, Watts has access to all kinds of fancy-schmancy facials, treatments, and experts we mere mortals aren't necessarily privileged to. But when it comes to her actual skincare routine and go-to product line-up, the actress's strategy is refreshingly streamlined, and she relies on a minimal number of formulas that are both high-quality and nontoxic.

As the co-founder of Onda, a chic destination for all things clean and nontoxic, Watts has access to all the best natural makeup and skincare products in the wellness and beauty spaces. So what the actress actually chooses to put on her face each day and night is telling and further enhances her healthy lifestyle, which includes kale-walnut-yogurt-pineapple smoothies, yoga, and the occasional treatments and facials from industry experts like celebrity dermatologist David Colbert and esthetician Joanna Vargas. 

A five-product (or under!) evening skincare routine is music to our ears because A) we're a little lazy come 10 p.m., and B) our funds, sadly, have limited bandwidth. The good news? Watts shared her nighttime skin ritual on Onda's Instagram earlier this year, which consists of three key products to her skin perfectly hydrated and glowing. 

Keep scrolling to learn which nontoxic skincare products she currently swears by in addition to a host of other clean beauty products she loves. (We scoured the web for additional info!)

1. Her Holy-Grail Retinol

2. The Inflammation-Busting Serum

3. The Deep Hydration Cream

More of Watts's Faves

Shampoo and Conditioner

Tinted Moisturizer

Sunscreen

Body Wash and Lotion

Deodorant

Cleanser

Toner

A.M. Cream and Serum

Lip Balm

Getting older has its perks. You become more confident, more financially stable, your relationships grow, your sense of identity strengthens, and overall you have a firmer grasp on what you like and don't like — especially as it pertains to fashion. The trends you choose to adopt into your wardrobe may change with time as will the shoe heights and closet staples, however when it comes to color palette some might argue that by the time you've been around the block (over 40, perhaps) you know the most versatile and flattering colors to reach for. With this sentiment in mind, we turned to our favorite celebrities in this age range to see if there were any recurring color themes and what we found was, as expected, tres inspiring.

Of course, it goes without saying, no matter your age, skin tone, body shape, and anything else on the docket, you can dress in whatever colors you please. However, if you're curious to see which hues these women have deemed worthy of their year-round wardrobes then continue on for outfits from the likes of Gabrielle Union, Cate Blanchette, Gwyneth Paltrow and many more and shop our picks to start incorporating these colors into your own closet — no matter how old you are.

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Editor's Note: Claire Danes will turn 40 on April 12th. Happy early birthday, Claire!

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Yep, today would have been Heath Ledger's 39th birthday. If you're anything like us, you've never really gotten over the death of the iconic Australian screen star, even 10 years later. Naomi Watts, for one, definitely knows the feeling. She dated Ledger from 2002 to 2004 and today took the opportunity to share a sweet tribute to in honor of his birthday.

"Happy birthday to this darling heart. We will never forget you," she captioned her post, which featured a picture of her and Ledger holding hands on the red carpet at the 2004 SAG Awards in Los Angeles. Read on to see the photo for yourself.

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So the time is almost here—the award ceremony red carpet that we count down towards every year. Of course, I'm talking about the Oscars. In the lead up to the 89^th Academy Awards tomorrow, we’re taking a look back at every dress worth remembering (as worn by an Australian, of course).

The Academy Awards can help define a career. The right red carpet choice can solidify an actresses place in Hollywood (superficial, but true).

In 2007, Nicole Kidman wore a crimson-red Balenciaga dress with a soft bow draped over her right shoulder. That look will be etched into my memory forever.

Keep scrolling to see which of these looks is most memorable to you, and then vote for your favourite in the comments below.

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We love a good pair of best friends, but when the besties in question are our favourite stars and the powerhouse stylists responsible for their stellar outfits? Even better. That’s why we rounded up six celebs who are best friends with their stylists, beyond the job. 

Though the stunning blonde besties look similar enough to be twin sisters, they are, in fact, family (Williams and Watts’ brother have one child together). Williams’ Instagram boasts amazing behind-the-scene snaps of Watts getting ready for red carpet events and shots of the two of them striking Vogue-worthy poses all over the globe.

The gorgeous redhead and the woman responsible for landing her on best-dressed lists travel together constantly, with Stewart sharing goofy photos of Chastain getting glammed up for awards shows, events, and editorial spreads. The actress, in turn, recently shared a birthday pic for Stewart reading, "To the most stylish lady out there @elizabethstewart1 #loveyou.” Aww.

A longtime bestie of Kim, Rose has styled nearly every member of the Kardashian family at some point and was one of the honored invited guests at Kimye’s wedding.

Friends for years, Perry and Wujek don’t shy away from professing their undying love for one another, in both the professional and personal realm. Wujek shares #tbt photos with the singer, and a recent Instagram post by Perry dedicated to her bestie read, "To one of my favourite people in the universe @jwujek! You are one of the most loyal, selfless, optimistic, incredibly creative people I know. We are always challenging ourselves and coming up with the craziest/coolest/chicest lewks... And we ALWAYS have fun even if we lose our minds in the process! Thank you for you, I love you.” Tearing up yet?

As perennial travel partners for work and events, Alba frequently shares photos of herself cheesing out with the powerful styling duo, on and off the job. Check their personal Instagram for behind-the-scenes selfies and sweet moments with the chic mum of two.

How do you know if someone is really best friends with a celebrity? If the celeb named them in their ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, of course! Aside from tagging her mega-stylist in her viral video, Huntington-Whiteley frequently hangs out with Coulter in real life, and the two even attended Coachella together. Coulter, for her part, posts covetable outfit snaps of the breathtaking model that you won’t see anywhere else. 

ALC Harris Blazer ($695, available here in Navy)

Monika Chiang Foil Skinny Jeans ($245) in Silver

Jamie Wolf Diamond Edge Bisou Earrings ($4990)

Melina Maria Celia Necklace ($720, 323.937.4591)

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