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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. On is a brand that has only been around for fifteen years, but it’s safe to say the best On shoes have already become veritable essentials — worn outside by everyone from Emily Ratajkowski and Gisele Bündchen to Oprah and Jill Biden. The Zurich-born performance label prides itself on its Swiss roots and unrivaled engineering, the latter of which has revolutionized footwear innovation tenfold, helping the world discover how a pair of shoes can adapt to their wearers’ every move (and not the other way around). One of the best parts about On and the way it does business is the fact that the world-renowned shoe brand constantly evolves its materials and technologies, making sure every last resulting pair of sneakers stands apart from the crowd based on its design, comfort, and special fit-for-runners features. From its unmistakable CloudTec cushioning system ...

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’ November 1960 Election Night coat sold at auction via Sotheby’s for a final price of $50,800 — six times the initial estimate of $8,000. Part of Sotheby’s inaugural Handbags & Fashion auction, the violet wool maternity coat features a rounded collar, long sleeves and double-breasted design with six button in a lighter violet tone. At the time, the late former First Lady of the United States was eight months pregnant with son John F. Kennedy Jr. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis 1960 Election-Night Coat. Courtesy of Sotheby's “The extraordinary response to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’ election night coat speaks to the enduring power of objects that sit at the intersection of history, emotion, and impeccable design,” Morgane Halimi, Sotheby’s global head of handbags and fashion, said in a statement. “Achieving more than six times its high estimate in its first appearance on the market, this result underscores collectors’ deep appreciation for pieces that captu...

Teyana Taylor channeled contemporary energy with her Victoria Beckham look for her appearance on “The Jennifer Hudson Show” on Monday in Burbank, Calif. The “One Battle After Another” Golden Globe-nominated star, who regularly collaborates with styling team Wayman Bannerman and Micah McDonald, wore a coordinated look from Beckham’s fall 2025 collection. Teyana Taylor on “The Jennifer Hudson Show” on Dec. 15 in Burbank, Calif. Chris Haston/WBTV The ensemble consisted of a sand-tone jacket with a slightly oversize fit and a statement collar. Forgoing sharp angles and lines, the jacket’s collar featured a rolled element with open circles that added a touch of edgy futurism to Taylor’s attire. Coordinating with the jacket was a pair of trousers in the same sandy tone. The pants included a front seam with a mild wide-leg fit. Taylor paired the look with peep-toe heels. She also wore a black turtleneck, and accessorized with black sunglasses and gold statement rings. Victoria Beckham fall 20...

Amanda Seyfried paid homage to Giorgio Armani in a sleek, elegant dress by the late designer’s eponymous fashion label for the Los Angeles premiere of her new film “The Testament of Ann Lee” on Sunday night. The actress, whose look was curated by stylist Elizabeth Stewart, wore a ribbed black midi dress with long sleeves and a high neckline by Giorgio Armani, who died at the age of 91 in September. The dress was crafted with a semi-sheer fabric and striped lines throughout. Amanda Seyfried attends “The Testament of Ann Lee” premiere on Dec. 14 in Los Angeles. Getty Images for Searchlight Pictures Merging classic elegance with modernity, the Giorgio Armani dress was complemented by a pair of Aquazzura black pumps. As for jewelry, Seyfried wore pieces courtesy of Tiffany & Co., including the Schlumberger Stitches ring and the diamond and tourmaline earrings. When it came to glam, Seyfried’s hair was styled with the resurgent side part — her blond hair coiffed with soft waves that cas...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. When celebrities like Dakota Johnson, Kate Hudson, Dua Lipa, and Victoria Beckham need to look radiant for a red carpet, there’s one thing they reach for: an LED face mask. This skin care technology (short for light-emitting diodes) looks straight out of a sci-fi movie, but there’s tangible science to back its benefits. Essentially, LED light therapy employs wavelengths that target skin concerns from acne to signs of aging. And the good news? The best LED face masks and tools of 2025 are conveniently designed for at-home use, whether you’re scrolling on the couch or ticking chores off your to-do list. The painless and quick treatments offer various light options, but red and blue light therapy are the most common ones you’ll find on the market today. “Red light therapy is a laser light therapy that exposes the skin to low wavelengths of light in order to ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Updated Dec. 12, 2025: This article was updated with new top drugstore foundations after an additional round of product testing. Our editors are currently testing additional formulas for consideration in this guide. The art of perfecting a base makeup routine is ultra-personal, and it takes trial and error to discover the right complexion products to suit your skin. As the seasons shift, it’s crucial to switch up your complexion products to avoid a serious makeup meltdown or a mismatched shade when your summer glow begins to fade. There’s no need to shell out the big bucks for a high-quality skin perfector because the best drugstore foundations have you covered. Our team of editors tested a range of budget-friendly foundations from top makeup brands that compliment different needs and preferences, including skin care-infused formulas, matte and dewy finis...