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Keira Knightley Channels Erdem’s Stylish Muses

Keira Knightley joined the ranks of Erdem’s A-list front row attendees in a winter-inspired skirt suited look for the London-based label’s fall 2026 show during London Fashion Week on Sunday. The two-time Oscar-nominated actress embraced seasonal fabrics, wearing a wool skirt and jacket with blazer details. Both the skirt and jacket were designed with black and white fabric at the fore, though the skirt featured a black and white checkered pattern with a slight ruffle and the jacket included more intricate weaving throughout. Keira Knightley Jed Cullen/Dave Benett/Getty Images Juxtaposing the straight silhouette of the skirt, the long-sleeve jacket featured waist pockets and fringe material at the end of the sleeve cuffs. Underneath her jacket, Knightley put a modern spin on the classic dress shirt, with light fabric and layering. Finishing touches for Knightley’s look included a small black handbag and a pair of pointed-toe black heels. Makeup and glam took a minimalist approach, with...

Kate Middleton Rewears Her Two-Tone Gucci Dress on the 2026 BAFTAs Red Carpet With Prince William

Kate Middleton made a glamorous return to the BAFTA Film Awards red carpet in a design by Gucci on Sunday in London. The Princess of Wales re-wore her two-tone Gucci dress, which was previously seen on the British royal family member in February 2019. The dress featured shades of raspberry pink, rose and muted aubergine throughout. Kate Middleton WireImage Ruched fabric featured on the bodice, with a velvety belt to add definition to the silhouette. A flowing skirt barely grazed the red carpet. As for accessories, the Princess of Wales wore chandelier earrings and a statement cuff bracelet. Her side-parted hair was styled with curls that cascaded down her back and shoulders. It’s been roughly three years since Middleton last attended the BAFTA Film Awards, hitting the red carpet alongside husband Prince William in 2023. For the occasion, Middleton wore an up-cycled version of her 2019 BAFTAs dress, designed by McQueen, following suit with the royal rewear staple of her wardrobe selecti...

Kate Hudson’s BAFTA 2026 Look: Red Prada Gown and ‘Glowing-from-Within’ Makeup by Naoko Scintu

Kate Hudson dazzled on Sunday’s 2026 BAFTA Film Awards red carpet in London, wearing a red hot Prada dress. The “Song Sung Blue” nominee, styled by Sophie Lopez, wore an off-the-shoulder red satin gown courtesy of the Italian luxury fashion house. The design included a fitted bodice with a cinched waist for added silhouette definition and a flowing skirt with a short train. Kate Hudson Getty Images The actress accessorized her look with shimmering jewelry pieces, including earrings and a statement necklace. As for glam, Hudson’s makeup artist, Naoko Scintu, executed a glowing visage. “This look celebrates her natural beauty at its highest expression — skin glazed in a soft, sun-kissed luminosity, healthy and glowing, as though illuminated from within,” Scintu told WWD. “An understated yet striking elevation of her natural beauty, the makeup delivers a radiant, sun-drenched glow.” Kate Hudson’s “Song Sung Blue” awards season wardrobe has seen the actress in a bevy of designer pieces. Fo...

How to Watch the 2026 Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony Online Without Cable

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. The Winter Olympic Games — which drew in an average of 24.3 million viewers from the U.S., much more than Beijing 2022, according to the International Olympic Committee — is wrapping up Sunday, February 22, with a closing ceremony that starts at 2:30 p.m. EST. While the Winter Olympics’ opening ceremony simultaneously took place at four different venues across Italy, its last proceeding is going to be held exclusively at the Verona Arena. The theme of the evening? “Beauty in Action,” which promises to showcase a “fusion of opera, music, dance, cinema, design, and technology,” while honoring athletic excellence and Italian identity. The Olympic opener featured global talent from Mariah Carey to Andrea Bocelli, but its Sunday counterpart will focus on performances from Italian luminaries like Grammy-nominated DJ Gabry Ponte, singer Achille Lau...

The Home Brand Behind Your Favorite Tea Kettle Announced a Line of Hair Brushes — Here’s How and When to Shop

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Last year, it was the coquettish, all-things-pink LoveShackFancy. This year, hair companies Wet Brush and Goody have taken on a more unlikely collaborator for their limited-edition release of detangling brushes, claw clips, scrunchies, and compact mirrors: MacKenzie-Childs, an editor-favorite, luxury home destination that specializes in hand-painted ceramics (you likely know it as the maker of those TikTok-viral tea kettles swathed in a checkered pattern). Though the collection launches at Target and the respective sites of MacKenzie-Childs and Wet Brush only on March 1, we couldn’t wait to share the news. Hair care essentials this attractive are sure to fly off online shelves in a flash, so mark your calendar for the top of next month and fill your cart with other no-brainer buys from the three brands behind the collab in the meantime (more on this below...

The Greek Brand Beauty Insiders Swear By Just Released a Serum That Runs on… Greek Yogurt?

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Korres, a beloved Greek skin care brand that originated from Athens’ oldest apothecary, knows exactly what its modern-day consumers want. Rooted in botanical ingredients, skin-friendly textures, and science-backed results, Korres’ lineup of serums, creams, body cleansers, fragrances, hair masks, and shampoos has been a go-to for millions of picky beauty mavens across three decades. Now, a new Korres hot commodity has entered the chat, and it’s aiming to soothe your sensitivities, restore hydration to your skin barrier, and boost its radiance — all courtesy of one key ingredient. Greek yogurt. Meet the Korres $99 Protein Facial Set, which went live Thursday and is already on the path to becoming one of the brand’s top-performing offerings. The four-piece kit is made up of the Greek Yoghurt Probiotic Foaming Cream Cleanser, Smart Yoghurt Probiotic Super Se...