Who Wore It Better? Angela Simmons vs DreamDoll in a Yankees Hat Corset Top by Haus of Debonair Designz

Angela Simmons recently teased her new single with Jadakiss and Ruff Ryders wearing a Yankees hat corset top by Haus of Debonair Designz that was previously seen on DreamDoll in the music video for “You Know My Body.”

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Inspired by Duality Junkie, the inventive design transforms two upside-down fitted New York Yankees caps into sculptural bra cups, blending sportswear references with corsetry.

DreamDoll first wore the top in her music video, styled by Demi Dorsey with distressed jeans and Manolo Blahnik boots. The styling leaned into a streetwear aesthetic, pairing the novelty piece with relaxed denim and tall boots.

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Angela Simmons later stepped out in the same design while teasing her collaboration with Jadakiss and Ruff Ryders, styling the corset with a denim mini skirt and Prada lace-up boots for a different take on the look.

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Both interpretations highlight the unconventional design and its mix of sports culture and fashion experimentation.

Inventive! Hot! Or Hmm..? And who wore it better?

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Lauren Sanchez Bezos in White and Black Sergio Hudson Fall 2026 Structured Peplum and Colorblock Knit Dresses on Television Appearances

Lauren Sánchez Bezos made recent television appearances to promote her New York Times bestselling children’s book The Fly Who Flew Under the Sea, stepping out in two looks from Sergio Hudson’s Fall 2026 runway collection.

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For one appearance, she wore a white structured peplum jacket paired with a coordinating fluted skirt, a tailored set that emphasized clean lines and sculptural volume.

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In another look, she opted for a black and ivory colorblock long-sleeve dress featuring a high neckline and floral detailing, offering a contrasting take on the designer’s signature precision tailoring.

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Both ensembles debuted on the runway during New York Fashion Week and reflect Sergio Hudson’s continued focus on refined silhouettes and bold color composition. According to the designer, Sánchez Bezos acquired a significant portion of the collection directly from the runway.

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Which look stands out to you—the white peplum set or the black and ivory colorblock dress?

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A Texas Three-Step: Keke Palmer, Demi Moore, and Eiza González Own the SXSW Red Carpet

**AUSTIN** — In a city where the brisket is smoked low and slow, but the style arrives fully cooked, one thing is immediately clear: the real main stage at SXSW has always been the red carpet. And this year, no one commanded that stage quite like Keke Palmer.

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Palmer, attending the premiere of Boots Riley’s *I Love Boosters*, delivered a masterclass in modern vintage dressing. The actress surfaced a butter-yellow silk jersey gown from Roberto Cavalli’s iconic Spring 2005 collection, sourced from The Kit Vintage. Styled with a razor-sharp pixie cut and heavy gold door-knocker earrings, Palmer didn’t merely wear the dress; she commanded it, paying homage to its Sheryl Crow-era provenance while making it entirely her own.

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Where Palmer pursued sun-drenched maximalism, Naomi Ackie offered a study in sculptural poetry. The actress was spotted during the festival in a breathtaking sleeveless red dress from Issey Miyake’s SS26 line.

The garment featured a three-dimensional appliqué along the hem that evoked the organic movement of beach grass, swaying with her every step—a poignant dialogue between precise construction and the whimsy of the natural world.

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Demi Moore imported Old Guard drama to the Texas prairie in a $7,300 cobalt blue satin gown from Saint Laurent’s Resort 2026 collection. Conceived by Anthony Vaccarello, the look derived its power from precision: a plunging neckline and a vertiginous slit, anchored at the waist by a singular burnt-orange bow.

Eiza González, meanwhile, offered a study in liquid restraint. She floated down the carpet in a pearl-white silk gown with delicate spaghetti straps, her only adornments a pair of sculptural David Yurman drop earrings.

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All of this unfolded against the backdrop of SXSW’s most intimate iteration in years. With the iconic Austin Convention Center currently undergoing reconstruction, the festival has traded its sprawling campus for a cozier footprint centered around the Paramount Theatre. Think less tech conglomerate and more stylish house party, where you might spot a Hollywood legend waiting in line for breakfast tacos. It’s a setting that demands stars show up ready—and this year, they delivered.

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Top 5 Best Dressed at the 2026 ESSENCE Black Women in Hollywood Awards: Zendaya in Cache, Olandria in Sergio Hudson, Ryan Destiny in Givenchy, and More

The 2026 ESSENCE Black Women in Hollywood Awards brought together some of the most influential women in entertainment, and the red carpet delivered a range of memorable fashion moments. From sculptural florals and shimmering metallic gowns to modern tailoring, the annual luncheon once again proved to be a showcase for standout style.

To determine the Top 5 Best Dressed, we looked at the response from readers and followers—ranking the looks based on the number of likes each received on our social platforms.

Here are the five looks that resonated the most

Zendaya in Cache

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Zendaya wore a white vintage-inspired Cache mini dress featuring ruched draping, a thigh-high slit, and a dramatic floral appliqué cascading down the bodice in white and gold. The dress carries a notable fashion history—famously worn by Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) in Sex and the City: The Movie in 2008, and itself a replicated version of the original Eugene Alexander dress worn by Whitney Houston on the cover of LIFE magazine in 1987.

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Styled by Law Roach, the look was paired with pointed white Christian Louboutin pumps and a short curled hairstyle that kept the focus on the sculptural floral detail.

Olandria in Sergio Hudson

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Olandria wore a gold Sergio Hudson Resort 2026 sequined gown featuring long sleeves and a plunging neckline. The fitted column silhouette emphasized the shimmering metallic texture of the fabric, creating a sleek and streamlined red carpet look. The look was styled by The Reismans.

Chelley in Fanci Club

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Chelley wore a cream Fanci Club halter dress featuring a deep plunge neckline and a structured corset bodice that transitioned into a voluminous skirt silhouette. The tailored construction balanced soft volume with sculptural structure, creating a modern red carpet look. She paired the dress with white pointed-toe pumps and delicate jewelry.

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Zinzi Coogler attended the luncheon alongside her husband, filmmaker Ryan Coogler, wearing a champagne Donna Karan sequin column gown. The sleeveless silhouette featured subtle shimmer and soft draping across the bodice, creating an understated yet elegant look for the daytime event.

Ryan Destiny in Givenchy

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Ryan Destiny stepped out in a white Givenchy shirt-style dress featuring an off-the-shoulder neckline, voluminous sleeves, and a belted waist. The high slit and structured tailoring balanced classic shirting with a modern red carpet silhouette.

Scroll on for even more notable looks from the event.

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Who had your favorite look of the event?

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Bomb Accessories: Kandi Burruss in Red with a Flore K NY Bag on The Kelly Clarkson Show

Kandi Burruss made an appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show in a red look styled by Daniel Hawkins with a standout accessory: a structured Viera handbag from Flore K NY.

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The television personality and entrepreneur kept her ensemble polished and refined, allowing the bold color and clean silhouette of the outfit to take center stage while the bag added a modern finishing touch.

The Flore K NY handbag complemented the look with its sleek structure and minimal design, demonstrating how a statement accessory can elevate an already strong outfit. The emerging brand has been gaining attention for its contemporary aesthetic and versatile pieces that transition seamlessly from day to evening.

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Paired with Kandi’s monochromatic red ensemble, the bag offered a subtle contrast while still maintaining a cohesive look. The structured shape and refined details made it an ideal accessory for a television appearance, balancing style with practicality.

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Flore K NY continues to position itself as a brand to watch in the accessories space, with designs that emphasize clean lines, quality craftsmanship, and timeless appeal.

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For those inspired by Kandi Burruss’ look, the featured bag is currently available to shop at FlorekNY.com.

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Akris Fall 2026 Show Review: Bold Colors, Gold Fringe and Chunky Knits as Albert Kriemler Explores Texture and Craft in Collaboration with Olga de Amaral

Albert Kriemler approached Akris Fall 2026 from a deeply tactile perspective. Collaborating with Colombian textile artist Olga de Amaral, the designer explored the relationship between weaving and storytelling, building a collection rooted in texture, craftsmanship, and sensory experience. “I don’t think in words; I think in touch and texture,” Kriemler said when describing his process. “Fabrics are my language.”

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The show unfolded at the Palais de Tokyo, where models emerged from a gold shimmering beaded curtain reminiscent of Amaral’s woven installations. The set immediately established the collection’s central theme: textile as narrative. For Kriemler, the connection between the words text and textile—both derived from the Latin texere, meaning “to weave”—served as a conceptual starting point.

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Texture became the defining element of the collection. Fringe appeared throughout the lineup, cascading from skirts and dresses in long, fluid strands that echoed Amaral’s sculptural textile work. Burgundy paillette dresses shimmered with movement, while airy fringed garments swayed dramatically with each step.

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Kriemler balanced this artistic experimentation with the refined pragmatism that defines Akris. Tailoring remained central: high-collared car coats, sharply cut jackets, and sculptural skirts grounded the collection in wearable elegance. Workwear silhouettes were elevated through luxurious fabrication, reinforcing Akris’s reputation for dressing powerful women with quiet authority.

Material exploration played a key role. Faux fur, wool, leather, velvet, and chunky knits created layers of visual and tactile contrast. Oversized ribbed sweaters added softness to structured pieces, while leather skirts and coats demonstrated the brand’s technical precision. A black and gold dress featuring appliqués arranged across the surface added a sculptural dimension, reinforcing the collection’s dialogue between fashion and art.

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The palette combined earthy richness with vibrant accents. Gold, brown, mustard, black, and hunter green anchored the collection, while vivid pink and bold red introduced moments of drama. A striking red-and-pink color-blocked look offered one of the show’s most graphic statements, underscoring Kriemler’s confident use of color.

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Accessories reinforced the collection’s tactile focus. Gold clutches and compact handbags provided sculptural punctuation, while platform boots, mules with metallic detailing, and fringed bags complemented the textural narrative. Chunky knit beanies added a casual counterpoint to the otherwise polished silhouettes.

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Ultimately, Akris Fall 2026 succeeded in translating Amaral’s textile artistry into wearable form. The collection felt both conceptual and practical—an intersection of craft, architecture, and modern femininity. By centering fabric as the core language of design, Kriemler delivered a runway that celebrated the power of texture to communicate emotion, memory, and presence.

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See the final walk below:

What do you think?

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Georges Hobeika Fall 2026 Paris Fashion Week Show Review: Lace, Feathers, and Beaded Evening Glamour

At Paris Fashion Week, Georges Hobeika presented a Fall 2026 collection that balanced tailored structure with ornate eveningwear, offering looks designed for women drawn to shine, texture, and embellishment. The runway showcased a mix of menswear-inspired silhouettes alongside delicate, embellished dresses that emphasized craftsmanship through lace, beadwork, and intricate surface detail.

Structured jackets and corseted bodices introduced a tailored element to the collection, often paired with midi-length skirts or pleated silhouettes that created movement along the runway. Some looks incorporated pleats that extended from the hip, while others relied on fitted shapes and sheer paneling to highlight the body’s lines.

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Embellishment played a central role throughout the collection. Sequins, paillettes, pearls, and beaded fringe appeared across dresses, skirts, and bodices, adding texture and dimension. Several pieces featured layered beadwork and embroidery, while others incorporated feather detailing that created sculptural volume across shoulders and bodices.

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The color palette remained soft and refined, moving through tones of champagne, ivory, beige, blush pink, and dusted purple, alongside deeper hues including navy, black, and gray. Mint green introduced a subtle contrast within the lineup, reinforcing the collection’s balance between neutral tones and gentle color.

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Sheer fabrics and lace construction appeared frequently, particularly in fitted dresses and corseted designs that layered embroidery and embellishment across translucent bases. Strapless silhouettes and structured bodices added to the eveningwear focus, reinforcing the collection’s emphasis on glamour and detail.

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Accessories complemented the ornate garments with understated refinement. Models walked in satin pumps and jeweled heels that echoed the embellishments seen throughout the collection, tying the looks together with subtle sparkle.

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Overall, the Fall 2026 lineup emphasized contrast between structure and ornamentation, blending tailored silhouettes with highly embellished eveningwear that highlighted lace, beadwork, feathers, and shimmering fabrics across a cohesive runway presentation.

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What do you think?

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Show Review: Schiaparelli Fall 2026 at the Louvre with Sculptural Tailoring, Sheer Knits, and Faux Fur Coats

Schiaparelli unveiled its Fall/Winter 2026–2027 ready-to-wear collection, titled “Sphynx,” at the Louvre in Paris. Designed by Daniel Roseberry, the presentation unfolded along a darkened runway illuminated by a single beam of light, casting each model in sharp focus as they emerged from the shadows.

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The collection emphasized structure and elongation, with silhouettes that hugged the body while maintaining the architectural precision that has become synonymous with the house. Tailored black coats with exaggerated shoulders, sleek satin shirt dresses, and sharply cut suiting established a foundation of disciplined elegance.

Elsewhere, texture took center stage. Sheer knit sets revealed glimpses of skin through intricate woven patterns, while feather-trimmed skirts shimmered with movement under the runway lights. Sequined gowns and liquid satin dresses offered a more evening-focused moment, reflecting the house’s affinity for drama and glamour.

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Roseberry also leaned into tactile contrasts. Oversized faux fur coats appeared alongside sculpted leather and glossy satin, creating a dialogue between softness and structure. Throughout the collection, Schiaparelli’s signature gold hardware and statement accessories punctuated the looks, reinforcing the brand’s surrealist heritage.

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The palette moved between black, bronze, ivory, and metallic tones, with occasional flashes of shimmer that heightened the collection’s cinematic atmosphere. Styled by Marie Chaix, the show balanced sensual silhouettes with precise tailoring, creating a lineup that felt both modern and unmistakably Schiaparelli.

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Paris Fashion Week: Stella McCartney Debuts Winter 2026 Show Blending Past and Present with Faux Mink Furs, Stirrup Pants, Sequins Dresses & More

Set up like a riding arena, with black and white horses centered as models strutted down the runway, Stella McCartney took us on a wonderful equestrian journey during her Winter 2026 show held at Le Grand Manège Jean Caucanas in Paris.

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Opening the show with a luxurious brown faux-mink coat that showcased exceptional craftsmanship, Stella McCartney set the tone with opulence that followed throughout the collection.

The designer didn’t just stick to one silhouette, but instead embraced different themes that reflected equestrian references while nodding to the 80’s. With this runway show, it’s evident that Stella is in a league of her own.

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From modern cream monochromatic looks the were rich with faux fur trims, to the return of stirrup pants paired with stilettos that were widely popular in the 1980’s, the London native who first launched her eponymous brand in 2001, showed us a powerful juxtaposition of then & now.

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Front row attendees like Anna Wintour, Oprah and Gayle King were able to set their eyes on some of the most beautiful and intricate knitted garments paired with deconstructed denim. All of the designs were progressive, yet timeless, and designed with purpose for longevity.

And just when you thought the show couldn’t get any better, toward the latter part of the show attendees were presented with glamorous evening-wear, marking an unrivaled finale.

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Ahead see more of Stella McCartney’s wonderful designs at Paris Fashion Week!

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Photo Credit: Complimentary of Stella McCartney

CREDITS
Casting: Julia Lange Casting
Makeup: Pat McGrath Labs
Hair: Eugène Souleiman for Kevin Murphy
Nails: Kure Bazaar
Production: Studio Boum
Sponsors: Hasbro, Weleda and Kevin Murphy

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