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“It’s a breath of fresh air,” says Lionel Boyce from a green room in Midtown Manhattan a few days ahead of the release of his new blockbuster movie. The actor has been in the spotlight for years thanks to his Emmy-nominated turn as Marcus in “The Bear,” but he’s now on the promotion trail for one of the year’s most anticipated movies, “Project Hail Mary,” and it’s giving him a moment to reflect on his path so far. “I’ve had such an interesting career to me, where it started off in a place where I was making things that five people were watching, so you don’t really talk about it,” Boyce says. “And then this show happens, ‘The Bear,’ and then you’re talking about that, and it’s been a few years. So it’s cool to talk about something else that you love, that’s completely different from the other two things.” In “Project Hail Mary,” Boyce stars alongside Ryan Gosling, Sandra Hüller and Ken Leung as security guard Officer Carl. Initially the role was quite small, but when Boyce learned from...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Sit, stay… style? Marc Jacobs, a well-known animal enthusiast who runs an ultra-successful Instagram account on behalf of his four-legged friend, just threw all similarly devoted pet parents a bone: in the form of his launched-last-year “Bark Jacobs” program, now available online for the first time ever (meaning living next to a participating location is no longer a requirement). Thanks to this perk, shoppers can customize select Marc Jacobs totes with hand-painted portraits of their pets, and nothing is off the table: be it your cool, calm, and collected Weimaraner or your lovable, 20-year-old chinchilla. Buy a marc jacobs bag with your pet's face on it Courtesy Marc Jacobs Marc Jacobs’ quintessential, boxy The Tote Bag in leather takes center stage here. Unveiling it in 2019, the label sold 100,000 units of the catchall in its first year on the mark...

Martha Stewart had barely breezed into the entrance of Indochine before a martini appeared next to her on a silver tray, a lemon twist perfectly placed. Stewart barely batted an eye as she took her place in front of a blown-up photograph of herself from her campaign for Mother, cupping the martini as a prop.  The multihyphenate was the guest of honor on Wednesday evening at the Noho restaurant, where the brand Mother was hosting a cocktail party celebrating their newest campaign, shot at the St. Regis Hotel and starring Stewart.  Joining Stewart at the event were Jenna Lyons, Helena Christensen, Leigh Lezark, Sarah Clary, Clara McGregor, Candace Bushnell, Antoni Porowski, Elizabeth Kurpis, Nicole Miller and Jillian Harvey, as well as Mother cofounders Lela Becker and Tim Kaeding. Jenna Lyons, Helena Christensen, Leigh Lezark and Sarah Clary. Nina Westervelt/WWD Stewart had opted to wear the same denim-on-denim ensemble to the party that she was photographed in for the campaign...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Calling all Lego super-fans: You’re in luck! Crocs just expanded its collaboration with Lego, launching new pairs of clogs meant to spark the imaginations of devoted builders — both the young and young at heart. The footwear brand kicked off its Lego partnership earlier this year with a debut at Paris Fashion Week. And while the marquee, brick-shaped Lego clogs — swathed in a bright-red hue — depleted in inventory all too quick for comfort, the fresh silhouettes are still available online at crocs.com. They come in three styles: the Midnight Garden Clog, Creativity Clog, and Masterbrand Creativity Clog, with prices starting at $79.99 for adult sizes. Lego x Crocs Midnight Garden Clog, still in stock in both men’s and women’s sizes. Courtesy Lego, Crocs buy Lego X Crocs The collection features men’s, women’s, and kids’ footwear options, joined by ...

Starring in a Taylor Sheridan project had long been a goal of Patrick J. Adams, but when it finally happened he had no idea how personal it would be.  The Canadian actor, best known for playing opposite Meghan Markle for seven seasons of “Suits,” had just arrived at his family’s cottage in remote Ontario to spend some down time. It was his first visit there since he and wife, actor Troian Bellisario, had taken over the home from his mother after the loss of his stepfather.   “My mother and my stepfather, Andy, had this beautiful place that we had gone to for the last 20 years and they would spend their summers there,” Adams explains on a recent afternoon in New York. “And it’s pretty remote and far out there, and you kind of have to know how to take care of it. And because he passed away, my mother was like, ‘I can’t do it. I’m not going to do this alone.’ And Troian and I talked about it and we were like, ‘I think we should give it a shot.’” It was on their first day of ...

Taraji P. Henson joined her fellow “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone” cast members for a photo call in New York City on Tuesday, wearing a look courtesy of 3.1 Phillip Lim. The Oscar-nominated star favored contemporary construction, wearing a sleeveless beige dress with two variations on the tone. The look, which hails from the label’s spring 2026 collection, included a plunging neckline with buttons running down the front placket. Taraji P. Henson Getty Images A belted waist created silhouette definition, while a layered quality gave the modern look even more edge. Streamlined patchwork added to the contrasting beige tones. Completing the look, Henson wore a pair of black and sheer Aquazzura pumps. She accessorized with jewelry pieces courtesy of Messika, including the move uno pavé necklace and move 10th necklace. Earrings and rings worn by the actress were also from the jewelry label. 3.1 Phillip Lim’s spring 2026 curation marked the debut collection by head designer, Michelle Rhee, who w...