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Edmund Donovan Is Ready for His ‘Late Fame’ Moment

It’s noon in Brooklyn, Edmund Donovan is posing for photos in front of an old-timey soda shop, and the moment is starting to feel very meta. A young USPS driver is parked along the curb, watching the energetic actor at work, and strikes up a conversation: he’s been taking notes for his own burgeoning modeling career.  The intersection of day jobs, creativity and mentorship play out on-screen in Donovan’s film “Late Fame,” in theaters on Friday. The movie costars Willem Dafoe as a poet-turned-postal worker, whose obscure book is idolized years after its publication by a group of young aspiring creatives. Leading the charge is Donovan’s character Meyers, a young twentysomething who’s wistful for a bygone era in New York and recruits the elder poet as a de facto mentor for the group. Set in modern-day New York, the film was adapted from a 1985 novella written by Arthur Schnitzler, about Vienna’s café society scene. “Late Fame” premiered at the Venic...
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Halle Berry’s New Vaginal Gel Helps Women ‘Hold on to Their Intimacy’ — Shop Here

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Halle Berry is celebrating two major milestones at once. The Oscar-winning actor shared a video on X from Fiji, where she marked her 60th birthday while also announcing the launch of her new menopause product, Juicy Like A Peach. In the clip, Berry described the hormone-free gel as a “daily moisturizer” designed to help women experiencing menopause-related vaginal dryness maintain their comfort and intimacy. “This is for all my menopausal ladies going down that path of life trying to hold on to their intimacy because that’s what makes us us,” she told her followers. “It’s a vital part of being a woman, and there’s no reason that part of our lives should have to change in any way.” DAILY MOISTURIZER Juicy Like A Peach Moisture-Rich Vaginal Gel New Product ...

Greta Lee Reworks Sheer Styling in The Row

Greta Lee gave sheer styling a deconstructed edge with her look from The Row at “The Last House” photo call alongside her costar, Oscar-nominated actor Wagner Moura, on Sunday at London’s Soho Hotel. Greta Lee and Wagner Moura Getty Images for Netflix The “Past Lives” breakout star turned to The Row’s resort 2027 collection. Styled by Danielle Goldberg, who also counts “The Bear” Emmy winner Ayo Edebiri and “The Batman” actress Zoë Kravitz among her clients, Lee’s look added a twist to popular sheer styling. Lee’s look consisted of wide-leg black trousers and a deconstructed white top with sheer sleeves and ruffled embellishments. The white dress shirt was the statement piece of Lee’s photo call look, merging understated elegance with modernity. ...

EXCLUSIVE: Lake Introduces Temperature-regulating Technology Into New Pajama Designs

Following years of development, Lake is launching its BalanceKnit collection. The comfort-infused lifestyle label‘s new curation of sleepwear features temperature-regulating technology designed to adjust as body temperature changes. The collection is now available on Lake’s official website. Lake’s BalanceKnit Collection. Courtesy of Lake “When we began developing BalanceKnit, we weren’t looking to create a technical fabric for the sake of innovation. We wanted to solve for an unmet need while staying true to the beautiful design and comfort that customers have come to expect from Lake,” Anne Read, cofounder and chief executive officer of Lake, said in an exclusive statement. “37.5 Technology allowed us to introduce temperature-regulating performance without compromising on the softness, ease and elevated feel that define the bran...

Bernard Arnault to Receive the John B. Fairchild Honor at WWD CEO Summit

Bernard Arnault — one of France’s most successful entrepreneurs and a chief architect of the modern luxury goods industry — will receive the John B. Fairchild Honor at the WWD Apparel and Retail CEO Summit in New York on Oct. 27. The John B. Fairchild Honor recognizes a career of influence and distinction in the fashion industry. Named after WWD’s legendary chairman and editorial director and chosen by its current editors, the honor was introduced in 2016 as part of WWD’s annual celebration of creative vision, performance and leadership in the fashion industry. “I am honored to receive the John B. Fairchild Award,” said Arnault, chairman and chief executive officer of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton. “I knew well and respected John and his approach to talking about creativity. He broadened WWD’s coverage to go beyond fashion into the people behind the business as well as expanding into beauty and culture, all areas that are important to L...

The Best Hair Dryers for All Types of Curly Hair — Including Blow Dry Brushes and Straightener Hybrids

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Every summer, the curly haired among us get split up into two camps: those whose locks thrive in the warm-to-hot temperatures and those who instantly trade dryness for frizziness, courtesy of all that newfound moisture saturating the air. In any season (but particularly this one), it’s important to stick to a consistent and optimized hair-drying routine so as to boost the looks of your coils, ringlets, or curls in between wash days. The best hair dryers for curly hair, in fact, are on a mission to make sure every day is a good hair day for you. In the before times, finding a hair styling tool that catered specifically to textured hair was a tough job. Now, a plethora of options is available on the market, from hair care giants like Shark and Dyson as well as celebrity-helmed brands such as Tracee Ellis Ross‘ Pattern. The gadget yo...

James Norton Talks ‘House of the Dragon’ and His Beatles Era

James Norton has seen the memes. “I’ve never been memed so much,” says Norton, whose recent turn as Ormund Hightower in “House of the Dragon” has spawned a collection of fan reactions across social media. “I did enjoy the one around the hair coloring thing: Ormund being the best colorist in Westeros,” says Norton, adding that he otherwise tries to distance himself from social media. “Everyone kept telling me, particularly in the cast, about how wide-reaching this show was, and I am getting glimpses of it. “You have to be a little bit careful, because when you start to tap into the scale and how big this show is, I don’t think it’s very healthy to be completely aware of it,” he says. “It starts to affect the way you walk around in the world.” The British actor was in New York for a very quick round of press for “House of the Dragon” ahead of its Season Three finale on Aug. 9. Norton missed some of the early-season publicity, but ...