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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. “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” is back, baby, marking its 15th season and putting the 90210 back into the spotlight once again. The iconic and beloved show has so far released the first three episodes of Season 15 on Bravo. The cast this time around is composed of seven women: Kyle Richards, Erika Jayne, Dorit Kemsley, Sutton Stracke, and Bozoma Saint John, as well as two newcomers. The fresh arrivals are financial educator Amanda Frances and fashion designer Rachel Zoe — known for founding the publication The Zoe Report, being one of the leading celebrity stylists of the mid-2000s (with clients spanning from Nicole Richie to Lindsay Lohan), and running her own fashion line, the Rachel Zoe Collection. Want to watch “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” on TV? The series airs on Bravo every Thursday at 8 p.m. EST. You can catch all of its...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Baby, it’s cold outside, meaning we’re all collectively realizing that the decades-old puffers in our closets aren’t going to cut it anymore, while those oh-so-Parisian trench coats just aren’t insulating enough. The simple solution to these woes lies in the common denominator of Selena Gomez’s more-is-more look in “Emilia Perez,” that of Cate Blanchett’s Carol in the eponymous film “Carol,” and Gwyneth Paltrow’s character’s headline-generating, mink-powered ensembles in “The Royal Tenenbaums.” What we’re alluding to here? Fur coats, of course, which have come back to the runways, streets, and front rows with a vengeance, while perhaps signifying the larger return of the 2024 “mob wife” aesthetic: all maximalist jewelry and smokey eyes and oversized, plush coats that may or may not be sourced from a real animal. But while the female characters of “The Sop...

“Move first, talk later” sums up choreographer Celia Rowlson-Hall’s approach to the musical biopic “The Testament of Ann Lee.” Working closely with writer-director Mona Fastvold and composer Daniel Blumberg, Rowlson-Hall helped center the story of the Shakers founder in movement.  “I have choreographed many-a-film in my career, and the way that Mona really wanted to have dance in the forefront of the storytelling of the film was such an incredible experience,” Rowlson-Hall says. Choreographer Celia Rowlson-Hall and director Mona Fastvold in rehearsals for “The Testament of Ann Lee.” Photo courtesy of Searchlight Pictures. © 2025 Searchlight Pictures All Rights Reserved. Searchlight Pictures “The Testament of Ann Lee” is the culmination of Rowlson-Hall’s almost two-decade friendship with Fastvold, and their own origin story is one for the books. “We met each other on the set of ‘Gossip Girl,’ where we were playing models storming some fancy party,” Rowlson-Hall recalls. The gig kick...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. As Mariah Carey said, it’s tiiiimeee (to start curating your outfits for those holiday dinners in a few days and upcoming NYE parties, that is). And while you might be deprioritizing all that in favor of last-minute shopping sprees for the hard-to-shop-for wife, mom with high standards, or any other woman in your life who’s an enigma when it comes to what she not only wants but needs, we’re here to refocus the narrative on you, dear reader — for the sole purpose of helping you look stunning for the final weeks of December and beyond. There’s no better place to start this journey of acing chic holiday looks than at Coach Outlet — Coach‘s more affordable but no less covetable sister label whose outerwear, party dresses, jewelry, and other accessories will serve as saving graces for when you need to turn a look with a little more oomph to it. But Co...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. If there’s one brand that’s bound to be trendy for generations to come, it’s Ugg — having been founded in 1978; experiencing a major Y2K boom after its booties were flaunted by everyone from Beyoncé to Lindsay Lohan; and still appearing on the feet of most fashion insiders each winter. The universally beloved label capitalizes on its top-quality suede construction, sheepskin-powered coziness, as well as silhouettes that both insulate the feet and don’t look too bulky while doing so: capable of meshing well with outfits from athleisure sets to jeans-and-leather jacket combos. If you’re on the lookout for an Ugg upgrade after wearing down your own pair in a decade-plus of faithful wear, or else are shopping for a sibling, mom, wife, or favorite coworker who succesfully drank the Kool-Aid when it comes to all things Ugg (and rightfully so), there’s no be...

Queen Camilla opted for cool, contrasting tones with a touch of sparkle for her wintertime attire during a reception at St. James’ Palace in London on Thursday. The United Kingdom’s queen consort evoked wintery sartorial sensibility, wearing a dark blue dress with a sapphire and black jacket atop her frock. The statement jacket is one not oft worn by Queen Camilla, featuring modern details with a classic fit. Queen Camilla at a reception at St James’s Palace in London. Getty Images The long-sleeve jacket was cast in a sapphire tone — a color scheme Queen Camilla has worn in the past, including for the recent state visit by the President of Germany. The darker shade of blue served as a base of contrast for the dark lines of the jacket. Situated on the body of the garment, the black lines ran vertically and along the neckline of the piece, creating a modern framing technique that only served to highlight Queen Camilla’s glittering diamond brooch, adorned near the queen consort’s shoulder...