Entertainment
What Louisa Jacobson Wore Around Her First Miu Campaign: Tom Ford and Calvin Klein
Louisa Jacobson made her Miu campaign debut, and her press looks included Tom Ford and Calvin Klein ahead of The Gilded Age season four’s premiere.
Airbnb.org’s First Gala at Milk Studios: Guests Named in Captions, No Outfit Credits
Airbnb.org held its first gala at Milk Studios in Los Angeles on 28 October 2026; photo captions name the guests, but the captions give no designer or stylist credits.
All’s Fair Cast Wears Saint Laurent, Miu and Roksanda at Rome Season 2 Premiere
Kim Kardashian, Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts and Niecy Nash-Betts wore Saint Laurent, Miu, Roksanda and House of Marvee at the Oct. 24 world premiere in Rome.
Cannes Bars Sneakers and Voluminous Outfits at Gala Screenings and Refuses Entry
Cannes sets evening-wear standards for gala screenings, bars sneakers at galas and voluminous outfits, and must refuse red-carpet entry to guests who break its rules.
What Decides Who Pays When Borrowed Jewelry Worth $8.2 Million Leaves the Vault
Jewelers lend award-night pieces, and loan contracts, insurance and security decide who answers for a loss once a piece leaves the vault.
How the Met Gala Benefit funds the Costume Institute and its spring show
The Met Gala’s Benefit is the main funder of the Costume Institute’s exhibitions. For 2026, the gala was scheduled for May 4 and the spring show runs to January 10, 2027.
When a Star’s Paid or Gifted Fashion Post Must Carry an FTC Disclosure
The FTC Endorsement Guides set when stars and influencers must disclose paid or gifted fashion and beauty partnerships, and what enforcement can cost.
Mikey Madison’s Westwood sensuality meets Wunmi Mosaku’s Siriano color at Social Reckoning premiere
The Social Reckoning premiere featured two distinct stylist strategies: sensuality with statement jewelry and bold color with structural innovation.
How the 2026 MTV VMAs Moved Award-Season Style Away From Classic Gowns
The 2026 MTV VMAs red carpet shifted away from classic gowns toward maximalist designs. Here’s what it signals for award season.
Stylists earn $30,000 to $50,000 a show as red-carpet pay splits three ways
The effortless look at an awards show results from months of negotiation.
