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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Brick-and-mortar jewelry stores are going extinct, with online retailers and standalone brands offering online shopping experiences so bespoke (sending you free ring sizers and providing 24/7 online customer support, say) that scoping out your latest watch or ring addition in person becomes more of a choice and less of a necessity. And while it can be intimidating to drop hundreds of dollars on an heirloom-worthy accessory without first seeing it IRL, we’re here to assure you that you’ll likely walk away from the experience feeling nothing short of satisfied. In other words, no return labels will be necessary. There are many leading jewelry brands with big online presences that are worth both your attention and your hard-earned money. Our team of editors is particularly partial to the likes of BaubleBar (we appreciate its fun, statement-making, Gen Z–appr...

Blackpink member and “The White Lotus” Season Three breakout star Lisa joins Kith as the guest designer for the brand’s spring 2026 collection, curating women’s apparel. The collection will launch in February, timed with the start of the season. Lisa for Kith. Courtesy of Kith Lisa’s continued collaboration as a guest designer with Kith comes after the singer and actress starred in the brand’s women’s summer 2024 campaign, which launched in May of that year. Inspired by summertime travels, the collection that Lisa modeled feature soft, airy fabrics like silk, sheer linen, and satin, as well as more textured material like crochet cotton yarn and french terry. Along with her close relationship to Kith, Lisa’s expanded her fashion profile with other partnerships, ambassadorships and starring roles in various campaigns. The singer and actress also serves as a brand ambassador to French luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton. Lisa, born Lalisa Manobal, starred alongside fellow Louis Vuitton amb...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. At one point, it was common knowledge that trends — especially those in the universe of fashion — came back every two decades. Now, that length of time has been shortened to 10 years, what with the boom of all things 2016-coded in 2026. Since turning their calendars to the Year of the Horse, people have been obsessed with trying to resuscitate the age of the Mannequin Challenge and the fidget spinner. Outlets report that searches for the term “2016” surged by over 400 percent in the first month of this year, with both everyday sentimentalists and celebrities digging up the archives to find authentic representations of themselves from the time. This phenomenon has been brewing for a while, though. On social media, millions of users have been collectively expressing the notion that 2016 was the last good year. It was the year of the world’s initial acqu...

When the first season of “The Pitt” came out last January, Isa Briones and the rest of the cast had no idea what to expect.  “We knew it was good. We were aware of ‘OK, we’re making something very good,’ but sometimes that doesn’t mean anything,” Briones says. “And there are plenty of good shows out there that don’t get watched and it’s because of so many different factors. But this really connected with people, which is amazing.” The show was picked up for a second season, which they were in the midst of filming when the 2025 Emmys took place — and the show cleaned up, taking home the prize for Outstanding Drama series, as well as acting awards for Noah Wyle and Katherine LaNasa. Isa Briones Sela Shiloni/WWD “You kind of never get a chance to sit in it without being in it, which I think is kind of good because then you can’t really focus too much on the exterior,” Briones says. “As amazing as awards are, you can’t base all of your worth on it because you’re just like, ‘I’m still w...

Teyana Taylor pulled double wardrobe duty for her “Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” appearance in New York City on Wednesday night, wearing two looks by Mugler and Taakk. Upon arrival to the late-night talkshow, Taylor styled a look courtesy of Mugler’s spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection. Crafted in shades of gray and gunmetal with contrasting taut and glossy fabrics, the Mugler look featured a fitted silhouette with a high neckline and long sleeves. Teyana Taylor in Mugler. Todd Owyoung/NBC via Getty Images The “One Battle After Another” Golden Globe Award-winner coordinated the look with square-toed, skin-tight heeled boots, which complemented the overall monochrome approach of Taylor’s attire. The spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection marked creative director Miguel Castro Freitas’ first curation with the fashion house. The designer “leaned into the house’s tailoring heritage. His hourglass silhouettes in sober shades of camel and beige evoked Mugler’s ‘Insects’ collection, but ...

Bella Hadid turned to Schiaparelli’s couture collections for her fiery red look at FX’s “The Beauty” premiere in New York City on Wednesday night. The longtime model and frequent friend of Schiaparelli styled a look from the avant-garde Italian fashion house’s fall 2025 couture collection. The dress evoked the collection’s approach to futuristic fashion, with nods to 1930s silhouettes and sensual styling throughout. Bella Hadid John Nacion The high neckline gave way to a sleeveless bodice with a diamond-shaped motif that repeated throughout the garment, crafted in a slinky red fabric with sheer paneling at the waist and below the hips. A bias cut, popularized in the 1930s, shaped the dress’ silhouette. Flowing fabric from the skirt created a short train that trailed Hadid as she walked the red carpet. As for accessories, Hadid favored delicate rings and shimmering earrings courtesy of Chopard, for which she has served as a global ambassador since September 2024. Bella Hadid John Nacion...