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Anne Hathaway’s designer style streak for “The Devil Wears Prada 2” press tour continued on Wednesday night with a Versace suited moment on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” in New York City. The Oscar-winning actress wore a black suit with a white dress shirt from the Italian luxury fashion house. The menswear-inspired ensemble featured a pair of tapered black trousers with an ankle hem. The black trousers coordinated with a slightly oversize blazer. Anne Hathaway Todd Owyoung/NBC via Getty Images Design details for the blazer included slouchy shoulders and long sleeves with sharp lapels. Beneath the blazer, Hathaway wore a crisp white dress shirt with buttons down the front placket with shimmering crystalized details. Small details from the look included a breast pocket with a blue and orange cloth pocket square and gold medal embellishment. Hathaway accessorized the look with gold jewelry pieces and completed her attire with strappy platform black heels. Anne Hathaway Todd Ow...

More than 20 years after debuting their first collaboration, Stella McCartney and H&M decided it was time for an encore. And, naturally, a party. The brands reunited in New York on Wednesday night to take their upcoming collection, available on May 7, out on the town for a test spin at a club in Chelsea. Pieces from the collaboration were worn by models and friends of the brand, including Reneé Rapp, Yasmin Wijnaldum, Lila Moss, Amelia Gray, Charlotte Lawrence, Julez Smith and Lux Pascal. “I had a very late fitting. I had just flown in, and I was like, ‘I’m scared everything’s gonna be taken. Everyone definitely raided all the looks,'” said Gray. Luckily, there was plenty to go around. “I walked into the showroom and I said: ‘I want that.’ I saw it on the mannequin,” added Gray, describing her sequined fringe bra top.   The model has a busy few days ahead: she came straight from set, and is headed back to set in the morning, before flying 20 hours for another shoot. And then it...

Queen Camilla favored her go-to designer Fiona Clare Aldridge on Wednesday during engagements alongside King Charles III in New York City for the second leg of their United States tour. King Charles III and Queen Camilla Getty Images The United Kingdom’s queen consort opted for high contrast with her two looks for the day. For the morning’s National September 11 Memorial visit, Queen Camilla wore a bespoke navy coatdress by Fiona Clare Aldridge, a designer the queen consort has worn several times since King Charles’ ascension to the throne. The long-sleeve dress featured embroidery on the bodice, a botanical leaf-inspired design with intricacy. Queen Camilla’s dress also included soft pleating and a midi hemline for the springtime season, though temperatures in New York City have still been brisk this season. King Charles III and Queen Camilla Getty Images The U.K.’s queen consort wore Eliot Zed leather pumps and accessorized with pearl drop earrings and the Queen Mother’s Britannia Br...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Spring’s in full swing — and bloom — which means it’s fine time to retire your riding boots, shearling-lined clogs, and winter sneakers, swapping them out for a seasonal style that could never get old even if it tried. We’re talking about the best spring and summer sandals, of course: one of the most multifaceted categories in footwear, coming in varieties from wedges and flip-flops to kitten heels and sportier, ankle strap–equipped steppers. Searching up “best sandals to shop for spring” will generate more Google results than you could begin to process — much less shop — but we have a marvelous way to cut through this online din and go straight to the shoes that will help you become your most confident, comfortable, and stylish self these next few months. Enter: Coach Outlet, which regularly releases exclusive styles geared towards a younge...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Anne Hathaway — that one-time Princess of Genovia — is currently attracting no shortage of attention, what with the extreme marketing budget put towards promoting her latest project, “The Devil Wears Prada 2.” In the second chapter of the film that captivated audiences a whole two decades earlier, Hathaway plays the now-mature and life-savvy Andy Sachs, who comes back to work at Runway Magazine for none other than Miranda Priestly, in the capacity of features department head. That’s no small task, and, as you can imagine, Sachs readies herself for it both mentally and vis-à-vis the new-and-improved ensembles she flaunts in the sequel (think Jean Paul Gaultier suits, Valentino bags, sculptural Prada heels, and color-happy Gabriela Hearst dresses). While it might be tough to replicate Hathaway’s on-screen aesthetic to a tee, given the rare-slash-vi...

Janelle Monáe held court in an Abodi Transylvania ensemble on the red carpet for the “Is God Is” premiere in New York City on Monday night. Janelle Monáe Getty Images The “Moonlight” actor turned to the label’s fall 2026 collection for her Gothic-inspired attire, which included a structural salute to the mid-16th and 17th centuries. The structured, dark glamour gown was crafted with black velvety and satin fabric, with a bodice featuring elements of semi-sheer material and ribbons of velvet black bands cascading down the front. The sleeves of the look were voluminous, adding further drama to the ensemble. Janelle Monáe Getty Images The full skirt included the added element of deep red bows, strewn throughout the fabric for a slightly feminine, if still dark and sensual, touch. The standout piece, however, was the white ruff collar. Famously fashioned by such figureheads as Queen Elizabeth I, and captured in portraits throughout history, the ruff collar was a popular fashion element dur...