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December 11, 2021 at 01:20AM After more than six decades since its original release on Broadway, Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story hit theaters on Dec. 10. Set in 1957 New York City, the Romeo-and-Juliet-inspired remake, tells the story of two rival gangs - the Sharks, a Latinx group who migrated from Puerto Rico; and the Jets, a Caucasian group from New York City. The story follows the conflict associated with the two over their fight to claim territory, mixed in with a forbidden love story between Puerto Rican born Maria (Rachel Zegler) and New Yorker, Tony (Ansel Eglort). Costuming, designed by Tony Award-winning designer Paul Tazewell, known for his work in Hamilton, In the Heights, The Color Purple, found the experience honorable and inspiring. “It blew my mind that I would even have the opportunity to approach designing West Side Story,” Tazewell told…

December 10, 2021 at 09:25PM BaubleBar is one of our top gifting destinations; the pieces are affordable crowd-pleasers that everyone gets excited to unwrap. Whether you’re looking for a classic jewelry piece they can wear every day or a statement style that will be seasonally appropriate, BaubleBar has everything you need. The brand’s pieces make the perfect gifts, and you need to shop these 18 picks ASAP. There are cute personalized pieces that will arrive in time for the holidays, plus jewelry cases that are as cute as the baubles themselves. There are also holiday ornaments that have to be seen to be believed, and a tennis necklace we’d want to wear every day. Keep on reading to shop our selections! Related: The Sugarfix x BaubleBar Earrings Are the Cutest Holiday Presents, and They’re All $15 or Less Continue Reading… Author India Yaffe…

December 10, 2021 at 08:14PM Dropping on Dec. 10, the latest Ivy Park drip comes hot on the heels of its Peloton collaboration that included bright neon activewear and the 58-piece rodeo lineup that celebrated the impact of Black men and women on American Western culture. Now, we have a splashy campaign for the Halls of Ivy Collection, with cameos from Natalia Bryant and Ava and Deacon Phillippe (Reese Witherspoon’s offspring), and an adorable matching family moment from Beyoncé and her kids. As for the clothes, the lineup is, as you might expect, prep-school inspired - but complete with a streetwear-focused, atheleisure bend. Houndstooth prints are playfully reimagined on body-hugging leggings and sports bras, hoodies, and even pool slides, while plaid blazers are meant to be layered over tees and zip-ups, and suit pants are less tailored, resembling track pants. The looks, like…

December 10, 2021 at 07:46PM If there ever was a high fashion holiday card I’d want to hang on my refrigerator, it’d have Tracee Ellis Ross’s face on it. So personally, I felt it was perfectly appropriate to see the multi-hyphenate star pop up on my feed, decking the halls in Bottega Veneta from head to toe. She was headed to the brand’s Soho store opening in New York City alongside stylish partygoers like Tommy Dorfman, Lil Kim, and Richie Shazam, outfitted by longtime stylist Karla Welch in a liquid sequin fall 2020 turtleneck gown. Ross accessorized with the covetable pouch everybody wants and, surprisingly, a pair of Bottega’s Puddle boots in kiwi, which lent a decidedly casual touch. Of course, she pulled off the unexpected combination with ease, showing off all angles of look, including the cutout at the back of the…

December 10, 2021 at 06:30PM Out of all the fashion trends 2021 has brought us, my absolute favorite has to be trousers. I’ll admit: in the beginning, I wasn’t too interested, but when I saw some of my favorite influencers wearing trousers and absolutely rocking the look, I decided to take the plunge and purchase my first pair. Personally, I’ve always been more of a denim girl, and wearing trousers definitely took some getting used to. But once I did, I never looked back. I now reach for my trousers ten times more often than I reach for my favorite jeans, mostly because trousers are so much more comfortable and forgiving. Plus, they can easily be styled up or down with a heel or a sneaker, and they can honestly pull together any look. I purchased my first pair of trousers almost a…

December 10, 2021 at 06:25PM The original Gossip Girl inspired a generation of time withstanding fashion trends to come, ever private school prep-centered they may be: collared tops, feminine bow ties, plaid or otherwise A-line skirts with tights, berets and the ultimate crowd favorite, Blair Waldorf’s headbands. To no surprise then, fans had high hopes for equally delectable outfits when its reboot aired in July, and with Eric Daman on board, the same costume designer who helmed the wardrobe of the initial band of Constance Billard high school teens, the appetite was naturally met. Daman’s approach is fittingly different this time around, with the now prominence of Instagram and its influential position in fashion, as well as the presently widespread conversations around sustainability and diversity in fashion that were nearly non-existent when Gossip Girl first aired in 2007. Part one of the twelve-episode…

December 10, 2021 at 06:06PM As a COVID bride, I approached the wedding dress search apprehensively, never knowing whether or not I’d actually even have a wedding, never mind find The Dress on any given shopping appointment. When I was finally able to meet with a specialist at Markarian in New York (masked, of course), the studio was closed to other customers and I didn’t bring any family or friends. I was longing to try on a particular gown that I’d been eyeing and hoping to customize. Sure enough, once I was wearing it, I nodded at myself in the mirror and thought, well, this is it. Whether I walk down the aisle in 2022, 2028, or never at all, this is my wedding dress. I felt proud that in a world of so many unknowns, at least this I was sure of.…

December 10, 2021 at 05:20PM Look, I’m happy for Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian - I really am, and I wish them nothing but happiness and plenty more Staten Island dates. But if they don’t happen to work out in the long run, I’m shipping Pete and Miley Cyrus. For one, they complement each other’s slightly chaotic and quirky energy so well, but beyond that, they’ve already got the whole coordinated style thing down to a science. Just check out their joint appearance on The Tonight Show for all the proof you need. While promoting their forthcoming New Year’s Eve special and talking about their matching tattoos, the duo wore subtly synchronized outfits that prove their friendship runs deep. For the late-night interview, Miley seemingly played up her new Cruella-esque hairstyle by wearing a fuzzy white jacket the Disney villain would totally wear,…