If we don't get to see Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck, famously referred to as Bennifer, get engaged (for the second time) in 2022, at least we can say that we witnessed the couple looking wedding-ready on the red carpet. It's not the same, clearly, but when it comes to our favourite early aughts duo, we'll take what we can get.

On Tuesday night, the couple arrived at the Los Angeles premiere of Lopez's new movie Marry Me, which she stars in alongside Owen Wilson and Maluma, casually dressed like—and acting like—newlyweds. Specifically, Lopez wore a long-sleeve lace minidress designed by Giambattista Valli with feather-embellished Jimmy Choo heels and Dior diamond earrings. Affleck's look likewise set off wedding bells, as it included a long black coat and a navy suit.

Whether they pulled a Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas, skipping out on a red carpet event early to get hitched in Las Vegas, is still TBD. If not, though, at least we have plenty of photos from the Marry Me premiere to keep us entertained. See the couple ahead.

On Jennifer Lopez: Giambattista Valli dress; Jimmy Choo heels; Dior earrings

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The moment H&M released the news that they were collaborating with titan of tulle, Giambattista Valli, it's fair to say that the fashion industry lost it. This high-street giant is of course known for its iconic collabs (who can forget that Marni collection?), yet this has got to be one of its most ambitious to date. In summary? H&M has created epic, couture-inspired pieces at accessible price points, and that's no mean feat.

First glimpses of the collection's power pink tulle frock sent Instagram into a frenzy and confirmed that this was going to be one of the most highly anticipated drops of 2019. Well, the moment you've all been waiting for is finally here, and today the collection hits the site. H&M's collaborations are notoriously hard to get hold of. However, I was given a chance to not only preview the collection but also try on the pieces that will inevitably sell out within hours of release. It's a tough job, but someone's gotta do it.

I have to confess that puffball tulle is not exactly my thing, so I wasn't sure what I'd find as I entered the showroom. However, it turns out that there's so much more to the collection than just the frou-frou headliners. While the womenswear offered plenty of gorgeous dresses and embroidered outwear, it was actually the menswear that stole my heart. The tiger-print blazer and sequinned tuxedo jacket are both fab party pieces and offer just the right amount of '80s-inspired styling. In the womenswear camp, I unexpectedly fell for an embellished minidress that's begging to be worn with black tights and patent flats à la Alexa.

That's quite enough from me. So without further ado, I present to you my favourite pieces from H&M's Giambattista Valli collaboration. Love something? Don't delay—they won't be around for long.

Style Notes: This dress ain't messing around, that's for sure. I have no idea what you'd wear it to, but boy is it fun to dance around in. I predict it'll take approximately 15 mins to sell out.

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Style Notes: This is one of my favourite pieces from the menswear collection. I'm usually a size 8 in womenswear and would go for an XS in this men's blazer. I would wear it for all my Christmas parties with black trousers and strappy heels. 

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Style Notes: In sharp contrast to the above tulle showstoppers, this is an unashamedly pretty, floral frock. Featuring a tiered skirt and cinched-in waist, it's perfect for a winter wedding (maybe with a fuzzy coat thrown over the top).

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Style Notes: I am in love with the collection's offering of intricately embroidered coats and jackets—it's all very Renaissance. You'd never know this showpiece was not a designer buy. 

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Style Notes: Another piece from the menswear line (and one of the more accessible buys from the collaboration). I'd happily wear this with colour-match jeans and heeled boots at the weekend.

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Style Notes: Now this is my kinda party dress. If you're a fan of the prairie trend, you'll love this long-sleeved, ankle-grazing look. My favourite part has to be the gently ruffled trumpet sleeves. 

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Style Notes: Despite not being someone who wears a lot of colour, I can't say no to a statement jacket. This menswear buy has a decidedly retro feel to it, with its snake-effect fabric and zip-up fastening. 

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Style Notes: I haven't worn a mini this, well, mini for years, but I'm totally sold. The dress features floral embroidery and crystals around the neckline, but weirdly, it doesn't feel too OTT. It would look very Alexa Chung when paired with black tights and patent flats. 

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Style Notes: Oh, wow. Let's just say, this is not something I would ever imagine myself wearing, but here we are. It's all very Sugar Plum Fairy on steroids, but, hey—if that's your vibe, then all power to you. After all, it's always fun to try new things.

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Style Notes: If you're looking for a more standout party jacket, then I couldn't recommend this highly enough. Style with black trousers and an organza pussy-bow blouse. 

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Style Notes: Generally, I was more keen on the jackets and dresses in the collection, but I couldn't not try on these bold red leather trousers. They're very much a statement item, but I found the fit surprisingly comfortable. 

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Style Notes: This is one of the more lower-priced dresses in the collection, but I don't think you'd be able to tell by the fit or the quality. If I wanted to wear a minidress to a party, this would be the style I'd go for. It's the ideal balance of short hemline, long sleeves and high neckline.

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Style Notes: Last, but by no means least, is the sequinned jacket of dreams. It would be a crime to leave this one to the guys. I'd style with a black mini or tailored trousers. 

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The haute couture shows are like the Oscars of fashion shows—the pinnacle of the fashion community, if you will. Just. Plain. Gorgeous. While we already spilled the answers to your pressing questions about haute couture (what it actually is, the purpose, and who purchases it), we’ve got a few other fun facts up our sleeves in honour of the current shows in Paris.

Keep scrolling for the craziest facts about haute couture you didn’t know.

One gown alone can take hundreds of hours to create. This Dior dress, for example, took 200 hours.

Unlike the millions of people who buy ready-to-wear clothing worldwide, there are no more than 2000 regular customers that actually buy haute couture.

How much does your day-to-day work uniform cost? Well, couture daywear starts at £7,000.

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Even though the shows take place in Paris, it's not actually where the majority of couture clients are based. For Versace, the largest client bases are in India, Russia, and Brazil.

A pair of sneakers in an haute couture show can cost £3,000. Yes, for sneakers. Case in point: these Chanel stunners.

While ready-to-wear fashion shows can attract upward of a thousand people, only 150 regular clients attend the haute couture shows twice per year.

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While you'd think it would take an entire fleet of seamstresses to create all of the intricate clothing, there are only 2200 seamstresses worldwide who work on haute couture.

Are you surprised by any of these facts? Let us know in the comments below. And if you want to invest in clothes that last a time (without costing the world) shop from this edit.

This time of year always has a way of making style-conscious girls like us feel like our closets need a full-on makeover, when in actuality, all we need is a handful of new styling tricks to try. That’s where ladies like Karolina Kurkova, Cara Delevingne, and Diane Kruger come in. Whether it’s how to dress up a pair of distressed jeans or the best way to ground a girly frock, we could all learn a lesson or two from these outfit experts. Keep reading for inspiration.

Tip: Add polish to a chunky knit with fitted jeans and pointy-toe pumps.

It’s all about proportion here, specifically balancing the oversized fit of the turtleneck sweater with more streamlined pieces below. Larter did precisely that while running errands in Los Angeles last month when she paired Paper Denim & Cloth’s Jay Turtleneck ($271) in Merlot with Isabel Marant ankle crop jeans and sharp grey stilettos.

Reiss Asto Chunky Roll Neck Jumper ($76)

This turtleneck is all work and yes, all play too. Try it with tailored trousers for the office and boyfriend jeans on the weekend.

Stuart Weitzman Power Pointy-Toe Pumps ($350)

Subtle snake-embossed detailing takes these pumps to a whole new level of chic. 

Tip: Ground a fancy dress with leather ankle boots.

Kruger knows how to do feminine glamour on the red carpet, but she can easily imbue her look with edge, too. At The Better Angels photocall during the Berlin International Film Festival earlier this month, she opted for patent leather Chanel boots over traditional heels, which lent a cool-girl touch to her Giambattista Valli fit and flare dress from the Pre-Fall 14 collection.

Tibi Raffia Organza Dress ($575)

Wear this swingy dress now with opaque tights and ankle boots, and then come spring, sub in neon sandals and a cross-body bag.

Zara Leather Ankle Boots ($159)

A low, chunky heel ensures comfortable (and stylish) city jaunts morning ‘til night—what more could you ask for in a pair of boots?

Tip: Try the new silhouette: an oversized, un-tucked sweater + midi skirt.

Your natural inclination may be to tuck your top into your skirt, but Tao Okamoto is offering up a new silhouette for spring: the un-tucked sweater and midi skirt combo. Spotted at the Jonathan Saunders F/W 14 show during London Fashion Week, the model/actress—wearing Jonathan Saunders Pre-Fall 14 and Nicholas Kirkwood Hexagon Pumps ($1065)—exuded a nonchalant femininity we love.

Topshop Knitted V Neck Cashmere Jumper ($190)

We recommend buying up a size with this cosy knit to achieve that strategically undone look.

Love Midi Skater Skirt ($60)

The midi skirt is here to stay, so pick one up in every colour, especially white.

Tip: Don’t be afraid to mix bold colours for maximum impact.

The quickest way to statement-making results is easy: just combine two vibrant colours, like red and pink. Mustaparta did this at the Miu Miu Spark & Light screening during New York Fashion Week in a Carven sweater and Miu Miu patent leather skirt from the S/S 13 collection, and we can assure you all eyes were on her.

J Brand Auden Scuba-Fabric Top ($195)

This isn’t your average pink top. Touchable neoprene lends cool structure and a modern look.

Reiss Dene A Line Mini Skirt ($210)

You can never go wrong with a jersey A-line skirt—it’s both flattering and flirtatious.

Tip: Dress up distressed denim with a menswear coat and sleek pumps.

You love your ripped boyfriend jeans, but how do you keep them from feeling sloppy? Follow Kurkova’s lead and style them with a tailored coat—in the model’s case, Joe’s Jeans’ Noelle Brocade Jacket ($285)—and sleek pumps, like her Nicholas Kirkwood Zig Zag Printed Suede Pumps ($750).

Mango Wide Lapel Coat ($150)

Think it’s too late in the season to invest in outerwear? Consider this: a black menswear-inspired coat in a seasonless fabric will never go out style, taking you stylishly from one season to the next.

Rag & Bone The Boyfriend Distressed Jeans ($220)

A low-slung fit and perfectly worn-in wash make these jeans simply irresistible.

Tip: Achieve instant chic with a silk blouse tucked into wide-leg trousers.

If your work wardrobe needs a pick-me-up, invest in a pair of pastel-hued wide leg trousers. As seen on actress Cobie Smulders, wearing an A.L.C. blouse (similar style here) and trousers at the Los Angeles premiere of The Lego Movie, the spring hue can instantly pull together your look.

Club Monaco Connor Shirt ($140)

Your work wardrobe is calling and it wants a new blouse! An of-the-moment mint hue makes this silky iteration a top pick.

By Malene Birger Firoza Stretch-Crepe Wide-Leg Pants ($450)

Balance the inherent dressiness of these pants with a tucked-in white t-shirt.

Tip: Let your shoes do all the talking with printed flats.

Sometimes your shoes are meant to be the star of your look, especially when they feature a standout motif. Pared-down separates helped keep Delevingne’s Burberry Prorsum heart-print flats, which are no longer available, in the spotlight.

Forever 21 Retro Polka Dot Loafers ($20)

The best thing about these charming loafers is that they only look expensive—wink, wink!

Carven Printed Satin Slingback Flats ($490)

Carven’s beloved slingbacks get an update with a vacation-ready tropical print.

Tip: Give your work wardrobe a spring boost with a floral pencil skirt.

By now your go-to black pencil skirt is starting to feel tired, which is why we recommend replacing it with a floral version a la Witherspoon. The Wild actress selected J.Crew’s Collection No. 2 Pencil Skirt ($198) in Antique Floral while grabbing lunch in Hollywood, which was the perfect nod to the season ahead.

Nanette Lepore Wipeout Floral Skirt ($298)

A floral-print skirt is a sure way to spiff up your nine-to-five attire.

Michael Kors Floral-Print Pencil Skirt ($945)

If a bright bouquet is not your thing, go for a neutral print instead.

Tip: Take your suit from day to night with a sultry bustier top.

Going sans shirt is one way to take your suit into after-hours territory, and thanks to Cara Delevingne, we now know of another: sub your button-down for a bustier. The model chose La Perla’s Eden Corset ($1664) for the lingerie brand’s London store opening in London earlier this month, giving her look just the right amount of sex appeal.

H&M Tuxedo Jacket ($35)

It’s always a good idea to have a fitted tuxedo jacket on standby. If you don’t already have one, H&M’s version will do the trick, plus the price is right.

Catherine Malandrino Black Label Aidi Busiter Peplum Top ($255)

Skip the dress for your next GNO, and try a semi-sheer bustier top and leather pants combo instead.

Tip: Belt your winter jacket to create a figure flattering silhouette.

It’s amazing what a belt can do for your winter jacket. At the Miu Miu Spark & Light screening, the Editor-In-Chief of Vogue Paris used the accessory to reign in her shearling outerwear, creating a flattering silhouette while also making it appropriate for an evening event.

Minkpink Always and Forever Biker Faux Shearling Jacket ($87)

Lusting after Acne’s $3,000 shearling biker jacket? We found the next best thing for a fraction of the cost.

Everlane The Essential Belt ($40)

Go ahead and file this one under accessory essential.

Sometimes all it takes is a swap of the hat (January Jones), an interesting mix of textures (Jessica Biel), or a pretty pastel hue (Olivia Wilde) to make your cold weather wardrobe feel new again. And there’s more wear that came from just beyond this slide. 

Tip: Mix rich textures for an all-black look that is anything but basic.

While promoting her latest film, The Truth About Emanuel, Biel proved all-black doesn't have to be boring by simply combing different fabrics and textures. The actress paired AllSaints’ Belmont Leather Jacket ($525) with an eyelet skirt from Giambattista Valli’s Resort 14 collection, Fendi’s Borderline Clutch ($860), and Bionda Castana’s Daphne Bis Pumps ($939). 

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Topshop Quilted Shoulder Biker Jacket ($110); Diane von Furstenberg Radella Paneled Lace Skirt ($285).

Tip: Hit on two major fall trends with a turtleneck and plaid pants. 

Spotted outside the No. 11 Downing Street Christmas party in London, singer-songwriter Vickers assured us wearing two trends—in this case, Topshop’s Plaid Crop Trousers ($80) and a black turtleneck—is always better than one. 

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Joe Fresh Cropped Plaid Pants ($34); Uniqlo Alpaca Blend Turtle Neck Sweater ($20) in Black.

Tip: Swap a slouchy beanie for a more polished beret.

Jones bundled up Parisian-style for a lunch trip to Pasadena earlier this month, teaming a black beret with Leon Max’s Doubleweave Wool Coat ($498), MiH’s Ellsworth Jeans ($209) in Sugarblue, Loewe's Cruz Bag ($2600), and Coye Nokes black suede booties. 

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Bop Basics Wool Beret ($48)

Tip: In lieu of a dress, go for a fancy jumpsuit.

The actress made a stylish case for the evening jumpsuit at the British Independent Film Awards in Stella McCartney’s Black One Shoulder Lace Overlay Jumpsuit ($4200). 

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Parker Sienna Lace Jumpsuit ($297); Sea Lace Jumpsuit ($565).

Tip: Style a crisp button-down under a graphic sweater.

At the announcement of the BORNFREE Campaign in New York last month, J.Crew’s President and Creative Director was perfectly polished in a J.Crew sweater worn over an Ascot Chang white shirt and paired with J.Crew trousers and Manolo Blahnik Suede BB Heels ($595).

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Tibi Nelio Jacquard Easy Pullover ($198); Ann Taylor Perfect Long Sleeve Button Down Shirt ($70).

Tip: Balance a fancy midi skirt with a t-shirt and flats.

To celebrate the opening of PAMM (Perez Art Museum Miami) during Art Basel earlier this month, model Kylie Kuhn grounded her Preen floral midi skirt with low-key pieces, including a vintage t-shirt and loafers. 

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Mango Striped Chiffon Panel T-Shirt ($40); MSGM Floral-Print Gazar Midi Skirt ($520).

Tip: Add edge to your look with tough-luxe jewellery.

With jewellery that cool—namely Eddie Borgo’s Pharaoh Ring ($300) and Small Cone Bracelet ($525)—Lezark gets an A+ in our books. 

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Joomi Lim Luxe Spike Bracelet ($128); Mixology NYC Small Horn Double-Finger Ring ($100).

Tip: Break up multiple shades of grey with a punchy pop of red.

Heading to a concert in London, Refaeli let her Stella McCartney Beckett Envelope Clutch ($770) steal the spotlight against a mix of grey hues, specifically a Kenzo sweatshirt, Stella McCartney’s Velez Trousers ($620) and Zara’s Snakeskin Leather High Heel Court Shoes ($119). 

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Kenzo Embroidered Tiger Marl Sweatshirt ($294); Linea Pelle Grayson Clutch ($215). 

Tip: Make a denim dress winter-appropriate with opaque tights.

Cotton didn’t let London’s chilly temps prevent her from wearing her Topshop denim mini dress. The BBC 1 Radio host gave it a cold weather update by styling it over a Gap t-shirt and opaque tights and finishing with a Theory coat. 

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Topshop Moto Dip Dye Pini Dress ($76); Zara Coat with Leather Sleeves ($239).

Tip: Forgo the standard black and navy pantsuit for a winter pastel style.

Wilde said bye to the black pantsuit and hello to a refreshing mint green version—paired with Coye Nokes sandals—while running errands in downtown Los Angeles.

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T by Alexander Wang Shawl Collar Blazer ($485) in Rose and Drape Suiting Tapered Trousers ($295) in Rose.