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March 02, 2022 at 09:20PM Following the tradition of First Ladies sending messages through fashion, Jill Biden showed her support for Ukraine with her dress at the State of the Union Address on March 1. Her satin bias style features a sunflower embroidery detail on the right sleeve - directly referencing Ukraine’s national flower and signaling FLOTUS’ support of the country currently fighting a Russian invasion. The deep purple color, which Pantone calls Very Peri, also has significance. It’s symbolic of “a sense of calm”, which speaks to a positive way forward through tumultuous times caused by the pandemic and the current Russian invasion. The First Lady’s dress was plucked from Lapointe’s pre-fall 2022 collection. Founder and designer Sally LaPointe posted a photo of Biden on Instagram, writing: “As an American designer and as an American woman, it was a huge honor to…

March 02, 2022 at 09:00PM How much latex is too much latex? In Julia Fox’s world, the limit does not exist. The “Uncut Gems” actor attended the world premiere of “The Batman” in New York City on March 1 and combined several pieces made of the slick material into one outfit. Sticking to the screening’s theme, she started with a design from Lanvin’s Batman-inspired spring 2022 collection: a low-cut silver chainmail dress featuring the image of Catwoman on the front. Underneath, she layered a black high-neck latex bodysuit and matching latex pant-boots that extend from waist to foot and feature a stiletto heel. The model completed her look with latex opera gloves and a floor-grazing trench coat made of - yep, you guessed it - black latex. In a red carpet interview with Entertainment Tonight, Fox shared that her stylists, Briana Andalore and…

March 02, 2022 at 08:45PM The early 2000’s are back, and to be honest, we’re not mad about it. Everything from colorful eyeshadow to matching sweatsuits is making a mark in fashion again, and one of our favorite reemerging trends is the tube top. Strapless tops are sexy and fun, and as we’re starting to go out again, they’re exactly what we want to be wearing. Whether you’re looking for an affordable option that’s great for layering or a sexy corset top that makes a statement, these 12 options belong in your closet stat. Plus, there’s a bandana top that makes us dream of tropical vacations. With spring around the corner, this is the trend you’re going to be spotting everywhere, so now’s the time to stock up! Keep on reading to shop our selects. Related: Trust Us - Suits Are Going to…

March 02, 2022 at 06:50PM If you love a good deal (who doesn’t?), it’s time to get familiar with Old Navy’s $20 and Under Steals section. It’s stocked with a wide variety of clothes and accessories for every season, and it also has new markdowns of up to 60 percent off. Need we say any more?We browsed everything from workout gear and lingerie to sweaters and swimsuits, rounding up the pieces we’re adding to our own wardrobes. From the world’s softest nightgown to versatile biker shorts, see which of our picks jump into your cart, too. Related: 20 Old Navy Bestsellers So Popular, They’re Often Out of Stock Continue Reading… Author Marisa Petrarca | citywomen.co Selected by CWC

March 02, 2022 at 06:40PM History was made on March 1. For the first time, two women, Vice President Kamala Harris and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, were seated behind the president at an official State of the Union address. In his first State of the Union address, Biden spoke about global unity amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine, condemning Putin’s actions and vowing to defend democracy. “Always a proud moment when we dress this brilliant woman.” As she stood by the president, Harris, an expert in power dressing, wore a tailored coat and matching dress in a beautiful chocolate brown shade, custom-made by Sergio Hudson. She kept her accessories simple, wearing pearl earrings (her signature), an American flag pin, and sleek black pumps. Harris has worn Hudson’s pieces in the past, most notably at the Celebrating America event following the inauguration. Then, she…