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The Trends Shaping 2026 U.S. Open Style: Tenniscore, Athleisure and More

“I think we’ve seen that tennis has come back and had a bit of a moment over the last couple of years where it’s almost like its own fashion category. It’s the tennis look,” Jessica Pegula, the top ranked American woman in singles, recently told WWD. Fashion and tennis are certainly linked, and with the U.S. Open just days away, fresh trends that pay homage to the sport, along with looks that have an easy, late-summer style, will be hitting the grounds of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in droves. From tenniscore to tennis whites, athleisure and more, WWD breaks down the trends that will pop up at the final Grand Slam of the season. Tenniscore Morgan Riddle Getty Images Over the course of the last several years, tennis has inspired a fashion movement. “Tenniscore is in,” Morgan Riddle told WWD in May 2024. Indeed, the sport has ...
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EXCLUSIVE: LSpace Debuts Everyday Collection in Time for Summer-to-fall Styling

LSpace has the answer for that transitional moment between the summer and fall seasons. The California-based brand is launching its latest collection titled Everyday. The apparel assortment, now available on LSpace’s official website, features summer-to-fall styles with mix-and-match versatility and a breezy spin on athleisure. LSpace’s Everyday Collection Courtesy of LSpace “Everyday by LSpace felt like a natural evolution of the brand. As a lifestyle brand, we want to outfit our customer for every part of her life, whether she’s heading to the airport, running to the farmers market, or going out on the town,” Alissa Bristow, vice president of creative and design at LSpace, said in an exclusive statement. “Unlike our more destination-driven collections, Everyday by LSpace focuses on elevated athleisure, post-workout dressing and versa...

Dakota Johnson’s Venice Film Festival Style Has Been a Study in Sheer Styling and Understated Sensuality

Venice Film Festival‘s red carpet has been graced by a bevy of stars over the years, but few have taken advantage of the occasion quite like Dakota Johnson. The actress has sported designer looks from a variety of luxury fashion houses, from Dior and Gucci to Prada. Whether she’s homing in on her sheer styling streak or showcasing her understated sensuality, Johnson’s made the Venice Film Festival red carpet her runway. Ahead of the 2026 edition of the international festival, which kicks off on Sept. 2, WWD looks back at Johnson’s Venice Film Festival fashion journey. 2021 Dakota Johnson at “The Lost Daughter” premiere during the 78th Venice International Film Festival on Sept. 3, 2021, in Venice. Getty Images Johnson’s most recent Venice Film Festival red carpet appearance saw the actress sporting her signature sheer styl...

Michelle Pfeiffer Shows How Women in Their 60s Can Tap Into Fall’s Bold Color Trend

Michelle Pfeiffer leaned into fall’s bold color trend in a coordinated raspberry velvet look by Fforme for Thursday night’s episode of “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” Michelle Pfeiffer Todd Owyoung/NBC The Oscar-nominated actress turned to the label’s resort 2027 collection, sporting the coordinated Lola top and Cori skirt. Fluidity was the cornerstone of both pieces. Pfeiffer’s Fforme top was crafted with elbow-length sleeves and a rather loose fit with some definition at the waist. A rounded neckline framed the actress’ face, while she wore her hair down. The midi skirt was completely fluid with an A-line design, creating the ideal coordinated look. Michelle Pfeiffer and Jimmy Fallon Todd Owyoung/NBC Pfeiffer continued the mono...

Margaret Qualley Embraces Chanel’s Dark Whimsy

Margaret Qualley brought a darker edge to Chanel’s whimsy for “The Dog Stars” premiere on Thursday at London’s Odeon Luxe Leicester Square. Margaret Qualley Matt Crossick The actress and longtime Chanel collaborator turned to the French luxury fashion house’s 2027 cruise collection for her London look. Designed by Matthieu Blazy — his first cruise collection since joining Chanel as the maison’s creative director in December 2024 — the dress paired rich texture with a streamlined silhouette. Qualley wore a black midi dress with a V-shaped neckline and short sleeves. Small circular motifs covered the fabric, arranged in strings and tassels that lent the look a textural edge. Though delicate, the dress had a distinctly dark and subdued effect. Margaret Qualley Matt Cros...

Charting the Rise of Inde Navarrette: From Horror Darling to ‘X-Men’ Star

Inde Navarrette is among the next generation of rising stars in Hollywood with a style streak to match. The 25-year-old star of horror film “Obsession” has been acting for years, but only got her breakout in 2026. Now, Navarrette is poised for a new chapter as she joins the high-profile cast of Marvel’s “X-Men” film alongside Sadie Sink and Samara Weaving. Over the last few years, Navarrette’s red carpet style has been a showcase of understated youthful energy with playful interpretations of the past, thanks in no small part to stylist Enrique Melendez, who also count Jenna Ortega among his clients. WWD chart’s the actress’ meteoric rise with a closer look at some of her fashion choices ahead. 2022 Inde Navarrette at “Black Phone” premiere held at TCL Chinese Theatre on June 21, 2022, in Los Angeles. Gilbert Flores ...

Awe Inspired Jewelry Partners With Warner Bros. On ‘Practical Magic 2’ Collection

Awe Inspired jewelry has teamed up with Warner Bros. on a magical collection of jewelry inspired by the upcoming film “Practical Magic 2.” The Los Angeles-based brand’s collection of necklaces, earrings and more has officially launched, just in time for the sequel’s Sept. 11 release. Awe Inspired x “Practical Magic 2” Courtesy of Awe Inspired x Warner Bros. “‘Practical Magic was one of the first films to treat feminine intuition as power rather than ornament,” Max Johnson, cofounder and chief executive officer of Awe Inspired, said in a statement, referencing the cult classic film starring Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock. “Translating that mythology into pieces women actually wear was the most natural collaboration we’ve stepped into. Every charm in this collection has a story the Owens women would recognize,” J...