Like many Millennials, costume designer Mitchell Travers grew up with “Little House on the Prairie.” Watching repeat episodes of the original TV series from the ’70s and reading Laura Ingalls Wilder’s books for school, Travers developed a deep appreciation for the expansive representation of pioneer life that Wilder created on the page. Now, Travers is part of that story through his work on a new screen adaptation courtesy of Netflix. After meeting with showrunner Rebecca Sonnenshine, Travers was quickly sold on the opportunity to put his own mark on the fabric of Wilder’s world. “My initial conversations with Rebecca let me know how expansive she wanted this world to be, and that it wasn’t just a simple story in tall grass,” says Travers. “It was about a family who was very creative, and was able to make things with their hands.” Travers, whose varied costume projects include “In the Heights” and “Hustlers,” rooted his approach to the cos...
Kate Middleton went for classic black-and-white gingham in a summery dress by Temperley London for The Royal Charity Polo Cup 2026 Guards Polo Club event on Friday in Egham, England. Kate Middleton Getty Images The Princess of Wales, who was on hand to support Prince William, wore a Stirling gingham jacquard midi dress from the British brand. The sleeveless dress featured a square neckline with thick straps and a form-fitting bodice. Cinched at the waist for added silhouette definition, the dress transitioned to a flowing skirt with a midi hemline, ideal for the summertime season. The black and white gingham pattern gave the dress a classic touch. Kate Middleton and Prince William Getty Images Instead of continuing her black and white color palette, Middleton opted for neutrals to...