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Kate Middleton evoked springtime tones in Emilia Wickstead as she joined other prominent members of the British royal family on Tuesday for a reception at Buckingham Palace in London to honor and commemorate what would have been Queen Elizabeth II’s 100th birthday. The Princess of Wales wore a long-sleeve, lilac midi dress by the London-based designer. The look was created with a streamlined frame and three-quarter-length sleeves. A rounded neckline gave the midi dress a simple but elegant touch, with a silhouette that included a fitted bodice, defined waist and flowing skirt for added movement. Kate Middleton Getty Images Middleton added a pair of Ralph Lauren pumps in a shade of muted gold, further augmenting the springtime tonal scheme of her attire. As for jewelry, Middleton deviated from designer pieces and opted instead for sentimental touches. The Princess of Wales wore both a three strand pearl necklace and the Bahrain pearl drop earrings that previously belonged to Queen Eliza...

On Monday night, block party season got an early kickoff courtesy of the New York Academy of Art. A jazz band kept the artfully dressed Tribeca Ball crowd — and curious onlookers across the street —entertained as guests lined the Franklin Street sidewalk, inching closer to the main event as stilt walkers ushered them inside. “She brought dessert, I brought dinner,” quipped one guest, holding a golden fish-shaped bag as Carla Shen walked by with a cake-shaped clutch. Before the evening’s actual dinner, Will Cotton, Rose Dergan, Dustin Yellin, Nicole Miller, Brynn Whitfield and more explored the school’s upper floors, where students were stationed in their studio spaces with work on display — and in some cases, were mid-creation. Rose Dergen, Will Cotton and Carla Shen. Lexie Moreland/WWD The evening honored Alan Cumming, alongside Eileen Guggenheim and Russell Wilkinson. “We are living in a time where both the arts in general and education itself — and learning — is under threat, and is...

Queen Camilla returned to go-to designer Fiona Clare for her attire during Tuesday’s viewing alongside King Charles III in London of the final design for the Queen Elizabeth Memorial, which fell on the 100th anniversary of the birth of Queen Elizabeth II. For the royal engagement, the U.K.’s queen consort opted for a subdued look by Fiona Clare Aldridge, a London-based designer and among Queen Camilla’s favorite couturiers. The coatdress was crafted with long sleeves and a midi hemline. King Charles III and Queen Camilla Getty Images The streamlined design included a rounded collar and sinuous lapels. White embroidery featured on the waist and cuffs of the dress, incorporating floral details throughout for a touch of femininity and nod to the springtime season. Queen Camilla added a pair of sheer black tights to her attire, and wore Eliot Zed black suede pumps with a black leather toe cap to augment the subdued elegant style. She also carried the Atelier Renard bag in a shade of navy, ...

Eva Longoria put a velvety touch on the red carpet in Cong Tri at the 2026 AFI Lifetime Achievement Award Tribute to Eddie Murphy in Los Angeles on Saturday night. The actress and director turned to the Vietnamese designer’s spring 2026 collection, wearing a black gown with a plunging neckline and playful fabric contrast. The “Flamin’ Hot” filmmaker’s look featured thin straps and a bodice evocative of 1990s minimalism. Eva Longoria Michael Buckner A velvety fabric was used to craft the bodice, transitioning to a flowing chiffon style beneath the hips with an asymmetric bent. To augment her dark look, Longoria added a single black glove with feathery detailing for added textural elements. As for accessories, Longoria wore the Kayan double strand necklace by Anayah jewelry and a white gold diamond statement ring by Effy jewelry. Glam for Longoria’s red carpet look featured her hair worn down with soft waves and her makeup highlights included bold brows, lined eyes and a glossy lip. The ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Persol and Cassina have come together for a limited-edition capsule collection, spotlighting Italian ingenuity with sleek design codes that merge the eyewear brand’s signature elements with a contemporary variation on luxury. “Bringing Persol and Cassina together felt not only natural, but necessary,” Riccardo Pozzoli, creative director of Persol, said in a statement to WWD. “Both brands share a deeply rooted belief that design is not about decoration, but about purpose, longevity and the quiet expression of Italian ‘Maestria,'” Pozzoli said. Buy the collection Cassina x Persol Courtesy of Cassina x Persol Persol x Cassina Limited-Edition Sunglasses PO3401S $1,270 Buy Now at persol Price upon publish date of this article: $1,270 “At a time when everything moves faster and becomes more disposable, this collaboration is a statement — an invitation to sl...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Barbie is heading to the desert. The flagship Mattel brand is debuting its first activation at the 2026 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival beginning Friday, with a new collection of official merchandise and an immersive experience. “Barbie has always stood for limitless potential, but she’s also a mindset, a vibe and a platform for self-expression,” Nathan Baynard, vice president and head of Barbie at Mattel, said in a statement. explore the brand at walmart Barbie’s ‘You Can Be Any Barbie’ at Coachella 2026 Courtesy of Barbie “With a legacy of inspiring generations, Barbie has never been defined by a single role or style, and neither are her fans. Coachella is one of the most powerful cultural stages for individuality and creativity, making it the perfect place to bring Barbie to life in a bold, immersive way. As we continue to evolve with our audi...