Let me put it plainly: Generally, more people are interested in the superhero Batman than his alter-ego, extremely rich white person Bruce Wayne. It’s why there are more action figures of Batman sold than toys of a guy in a tuxedo. Hell, even Batman prefers Batman over Bruce Wayne, performing as his secret identity...
Read MoreEven though we’re armed with COVID-19 vaccines and updated booster shots, the world is still largely in a different (and oft-worried) place compared with before the pandemic. This, experts say, can lead to a feeling of malaise — or “lifestyle fatigue,” in the words of Sean Grover, a psychotherapist who writes for Psychology Today....
Read MoreWith Janet Jackson resplendent in a black trouser suit on his front row and humongous hats on many of his models, Christian Siriano opened New York Fashion Week at the former townhouse of Elizabeth Taylor, rolling out sexy, slinky looks Wednesday to go with his trademark ballgowns. He was inspired by Taylor, of course,...
Read MoreEach summer and fall, fashion’s biggest brands offer a glimpse into their latest and greatest seasonal offerings through different visual projects—or ads. And despite the drastic changes within the industry in recent years, the fall-winter campaigns of 2022 have continued to feature A-game shots by top models and celebrities, with timeless messages to match....
Read MoreBlake Shelton doesn’t get it. The country star admitted to not understanding wife Gwen Stefani‘s eccentric sense of style on the season 22 premiere of The Voice. The 46-year-old crooner’s confusion was sparked when Stefani, 52, unveiled the gifts she designed for her new team on the Monday, September 19, episode. “Alright, here it...
Read MoreThroughout her 70 years on the British throne as the longest reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II was known for her iconic fashion statements. As people around the world continue to mourn her passing this week, here’s a look at the monarch’s royal style and its impact. When she was a child, Queen Elizabeth wore...
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