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Aimee Lou Wood Embraces Modern Victorian Delicacy in De La Vali on the 2026 TIFF Red Carpet

Aimee Lou Wood gave lace an airy feel in her De La Vali dress for “The Idiot(s)” premiere on Tuesday night at the Princess of Wales Theatre during the Toronto International Film Festival. “The White Lotus” season three alum wore the Kala midi dress in ivory lace from the London-based, Ibiza-founded brand. The dress was crafted with delicate tiers and gathered panels, which created a fluid shape. Aimee Lou Wood Getty Images Fine straps with subtle detailing kept the neckline light and open. Bodice seam detailing created a soft, ruffled effect that accentuated the overall feminine silhouette. While the tiered skirt began with the mini hemline, a completely lace midi skirt elevated the dress with more intricate details. Retailing for $1,050, the dress merged slight nods to Victorian delicacy with an updated modern variation. As for accessories, ...
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We Tested the Best Transitional-Weather Flats for Women to Shop This Season

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Autumn is upon us, and if the takeaways from fall 2026 runways are any indication, you’d be wise to shop for the season’s best flats as opposed to focusing exclusively on the quintessential shoes of fall: boots. Animal print flats are en vogue right now, and so are jewel-toned ones wrapped in sumptuous fabrics such as velvet. Mary Jane silhouettes are continuing to reign supreme; pointed toes are making a grand entrance (how else will your flats peek out from under that baggy denim?); and ballet pumps, also known as heeled ballet flats, are turning up on the feet of everyone from Hailey Bieber to ZoĆ« Kravitz and looking more refined than their shorter prototypes. Slingback, mule-adjacent, and mesh-powered flats for women might soon retire from your rotation — if you live in a climate that gets chilly come Octobe...

Getting Ready With Tyler James Williams for the 2026 Emmy Awards

For the 2026 Emmy Awards, “Abbott Elementary” star and best supporting actor nominee Tyler James Williams tapped into Y2K fashion nostalgia. Working with stylist Brooklin Phelps, Williams suited up in an archival Givenchy jacket, designed by Alexander McQueen for the house’s 1999 spring collection. “The fit felt like it had been designed by someone who had a deep knowledge of tailoring,” Williams says of slipping on the jacket. The actor paired the look with a Hublot Classic Fusion Aerofusion Moonphase Black Magic 42mm watch and ring by Loree Rodkin. The actor gives WWD a behind-the-scenes look as he got ready for the red carpet and awards ceremony — and shares what’s ahead for the sixth season of “Abbott Elementary,” which premieres on Oct. 7. What drew you to this vintage Alexander McQueen for Givenchy look for the Emmy Awards ceremony? Tyler James Williams: I originally tried this look on for a cover s...

A New Princess Diana Book Written by Her Brother Is a No. 1 Bestseller Days Before Its Release

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Charles Spencer’s first book about the former Princess of Wales, “Swan Song: Diana, My Sister,” arrives Sept. 22, 2026, and it’s already an Amazon No. 1 bestseller. Royal fans and pundits eagerly await his perspective on the late princess, as one of the few close allies she had during her turbulent life as a royal. It’s no surprise that her brother’s book has hit the top of the charts, as interest in Princess Diana’s life and legacy remains remarkably strong even decades after her death, with each new personal anecdote about her consistently attracting a huge amount of curiosity. When Prince Harry released his 2023 autobiography, “Spare,” part of the anticipation centered on what he would reveal about his mother, including his childhood memories and the moment he learned she had died. ...

Selena Gomez Glitters in Louis Vuitton Gold on the Emmy Awards 2026 Red Carpet

Selena Gomez hit the Emmy Awards red carpet at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Monday night in a glittering gold gown by Louis Vuitton. Selena Gomez Gilbert Flores The “Only Murders in the Building” star wore a strapless, formfitting gold gown with stripes and cylindrical patterning at the sides of the waist for an illusion cinched silhouette. Gomez, who regularly collaborates with stylist Erin Walsh, also brought extra sparkle thanks to her accessories. Provided by Tiffany & Co., Gomez’s jewelry pieces included the Bird on a Rock earrings in 18k yellow gold and platinum with diamonds, the Bird on a Rock bracelet, the Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany & Co. Stitches ring, a vintage Jean Schlumberger ring and the Sixteen Stone Tiffany & Co. ring. Selena Gomez Gilbert Flo...

Sisters Rooney and Kate Mara Continue Their Black-and-white Style Run at TIFF

The Mara sisters touched down in Toronto with what is quickly becoming their signature “Bucking Fastard” promotional tour wardrobe color scheme. Rooney and Kate sported looks in black and white for Monday’s Toronto International Film Festival red carpet, adding a touch of delicacy and botanical inspiration to each of their respective attire. Rooney Mara and Kate Mara Earl Gibson III Kate Mara went for a sultry take on subdued styling. Under the guidance of stylist Johnny Wujek, the actress wore a high-waisted black skirt with a shift, A-line style, scalloped lace detailing at the hemline and subtle lace paneling. The skirt was paired with an equally lacy bra top, designed with a plunging, scalloped neckline and floral lace detailing in a panel beneath the bust and outlining the bustier elements of the top as well. Kate’s hair was slicked back int...

From Skin Patches to Haircare, These Are the K-Beauty Products That Are Actually Popular in Korea

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. K-beauty has gone from a niche category to a global industry, with Korean skin care, fragrances, wellness products, makeup, and haircare now being fixtures on shelves around the world. In 2025, South Korea exported a record $11.43 billion worth of cosmetics to over 200 countries, and it’s safe to say beauty giants took notice. Sephora and Ulta now maintain dedicated K-beauty sections online, besides carrying extensive selections in their brick-and-mortar locations as well. Much of the K-beauty momentum can be linked to Korean beauty influencers and content creators on social media, not to mention K-pop stars: whose routines and product recommendations have helped introduce Korean beauty to audiences far beyond the country. I first understood the appeal of K-beauty when I became an Emirates cabin crew member. My colleagues w...