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Demi Lovato channeled sculptural styling in a Magda Butrym mini dress at the GLAAD Media Awards red carpet on Thursday night in Los Angeles. The “Confident” singer’s dress was crafted in stretch jersey textile, with textural fabric ruching mimicking pleating. The silhouette of the dress was form-fitting at the skirt, with a mini hemline and a cinched waist for added silhouette definition. Demi Lovato Christopher Polk The bodice of the dress, however, was where structuralism came into play. The dress was crafted with a waved neckline and strapless design, with a sinuous structure. As for the remaining elements of her look, Lovato wore sheer black tights and black heels to complete the ensemble. Accessories included jade-tone earrings, while her glam featured a slicked back bun and striking makeup details like bold brows, lined eyes and a glossy lip. Lovato’s look was curated by stylist Chris Horan, who also collaborates with “Brat” artist Charli XCX. Demi Lovato Christopher Polk Worn by...

Jessie Buckley hit the late night circuit in a classic little black dress, with modern styling, for her “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” appearance in New York City on Thursday night. The Oscar-nominated “Hamnet” star wore a leather black midi frock with an asymmetrical neckline and slight fabric draping. The sleeveless dress served as the focal point of Buckley’s look, and she added a pair of pointed-toe black pumps to complete her attire. Jessie Buckley Todd Owyoung/NBC via Getty Images As for accessories, Buckley kept things minimal with a pair of shimmering stud earrings. Her bobbed hair featured a side part, and makeup highlights included bold brows, lined eyes and a soft lip. Buckley has worked with stylist Danielle Goldberg throughout awards season and her promotional tours. Following the success of eight-time Oscar-nominated film “Hamnet,” Buckley transitioned from awards season styling to dark glamour and goth inspiration for her upcoming film “The Bride!” Already the ...

Kate Middleton favored knitted attire in a pleated cream Ralph Lauren dress for her latest outing on Thursday in Leicester, England. The Princess of Wales curated a mostly cream-colored ensemble, with a wool ribbed knit midi dress in a soft shade. The silhouette of the frock included long sleeves and a cinched waist for added definition. By contrast, the skirt of the dress flowed with movement, with added pleats providing an elegant, classic design element. Kate Middleton Getty Images Atop her Ralph Lauren dress, Middleton wore a bespoke coat courtesy of Chris Kerr. The Princess of Wales has worn several coats by the London-based tailor in the past, including for a January outing in Scotland with Prince William. Tailored to Middleton’s frame, the coat featured such elements as sharp lapels and hip pockets. Touches of color were added to Middleton’s attire with her Sezane earrings in blue and gold brass, along with her suede brown Gianvito Rossi pointed toe pumps. The royal also boasted...

Robert Marc commemorates the eyewear brand’s 45th anniversary with a twofold announcement heading into its milestone year. The label debuted its spring 2026 collection and campaign, “Volume One: The Feeling Remains,” and announced the appointment of designers John Juniper and Jeff Solorio. Juniper and Solorio, cofounders of eyewear brand Dita, join Robert Marc as the brand embraces a new chapter with the longevity of its product front of mind. “This rebrand is just the beginning,” the designers said. “We see Robert Marc continuing to evolve as a symbol of New York-driven design: timeless, architectural and modern.” Robert Marc’s spring 2026 campaign. Courtesy of Robert Marc For the spring 2026 collection, Juniper and Solorio’s joint focus was bringing Robert Marc’s classic design codes into the future through their respective ingenuity. “Our inspiration is rooted in the restless reinvention of New York City; its constant movement set against moments of clarity and stillness,” the desig...

The final season of “Outlander” hasn’t premiered yet, but Caitriona Balfe has already said her goodbye. “We sort of said our goodbyes a year and a half ago, and now this is the final goodbye,” says the Irish actress a few weeks before the release of the show’s eighth season, which wrapped filming in fall of 2024. “I think the fans are ready to see it, and I think we’re ready for them to see it as well.” The actress was recently in New York on a “whirlwind” press trip in January, before returning to the city this week for the red carpet premiere and main press push for the series finale. While Balfe is used to the long breaks between each release — each season takes almost a year to film — this final pause has taken place in a different liminal space. Balfe and her costars won’t be returning to set and their characters.   “In some ways, it sort of feels like we had this really long hiatus, and now we’re back together,” says Balfe. “Even though a lot of us have seen each other o...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. There’s a reason the little black dress has so firmly established itself in the sartorial canon since being debuted by Coco Chanel in 1926. Adored by legions of style-savvy and demanding women, the item is sophistication incarnate: allowing its wearers to feel confident, and never constrained, wherever their days or nights take them. Dynamite, a founded-in-1984 Canadian womenswear label that fuses accessibility with opulence, has just released its own new takes on the quintessential LBD: while expanding the attire’s color palette and possibilities with the (Un)Filtered collection, which promises to “celebrat[e] intimacy, power, and self-expression in their most honest forms.” Buy: the only going-out dresses you'll ever need What you’ll discover as you peek at — and fill your cart with — Dynamite’s latest dresses is that the brand has gone through a ma...