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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. If you weren’t plugged in for the Super Bowl LX, we’ll catch you up on everything that happened. Bad Bunny gave a headline-generating performance, dripped out in custom Zara and the new adidas BadBo 1.0 sneakers; the Seahawks took home their second-ever Lombardi Trophy, crafted by none other than Tiffany & Co., after defeating the Patriots 29-13; and no shortage of million-dollar commercials managed to captivate the American public (we never knew we needed to see Benson Boone and Ben Stiller in such close proximity). Whether you’re a Seattle native who’s riding high right now or can’t get over how era-defining Benito’s Super Tazón set ended up being, we have you covered with the most stylish pieces of merch — from hoodies and baseball caps to vintage-inspired tees and bomber jackets — to shop right now, so that you can rep what went down on F...

The Santa Barbara International Film Festival’s Virtuosos Award featured a bevy of high-profile figures on Sunday night’s red carpet. Oscar nominees like Teyana Taylor, Wunmi Mosaku and more styled designer pieces for the annual event, leading up to March’s Academy Awards. Designs by Ceil Chapman and Louis Vuitton, among others, were spotlighted by the likes of Chase Infiniti and Sydney Sweeney. WWD breaks down those looks and plenty more ahead. Teyana Taylor Teyana Taylor Tommaso Boddi Taylor turned to Ashi Studio’s spring 2026 haute couture collection for her attire. The “One Battle After Another” Oscar nominee’s long-sleeve dress featured a formfitting silhouette with sharp shoulders and wispy white fabric in a frayed, deconstructed design. A dramatic train trailed Taylor as she walked the red carpet. Wunmi Mosaku Wunmi Mosaku Tommaso Boddi Mosaku channeled red hot energy in her coordinated attire by House of Bibiré. The Oscar-nominated “Sinners” star wore a silky red look, complete...

Special celebrity cameos featured throughout Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime performance on Sunday night at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. Designs by Zimmermann and Ann Demeulemeester, among others, featured during a segment from Bad Bunny’s La Casita, a set familiar to fans of the Grammy Award-winning Puerto Rican artist, seen throughout Bad Bunny’s tours and designed to evoke a traditional Puerto Rican home. (L-R) Pedro Pascal, Cardi B, Jessica Alba and Bad Bunny at Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8 in Santa Clara, Calif. Christopher Polk Jessica Alba was among the star-studded cameos, wearing a corseted cream top with exposed boning and baggy blue jeans. Grammy Award-winner Cardi B was also in the house, styling the rebellion frayed corset top and rebellion frayed flutter blouse with coordinated tiered skirt by Zimmermann. Karol G opted for a slightly deconstructed look, wearing a white dress with see-through fabric and an asymmetric neckline from Ann Demeulemeester’s fall 2025 coll...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Casetify is partnering with London-based fashion label Miss Sohee for a new collaboration, spotlighting tech accessories and cases for iPhones and iPads in commercial styles that evoke Korean heritage. The collection launches as Sohee Park, the label’s founder and creative director, debuts her spring 2026 couture collection during Paris Couture Week. Casetify x Miss Sohee Courtesy of Casetify Buy casetify x miss sohee The Casetify and Miss Sohee collaboration, the first of its kind for the couturier, is inspired by Korean Minhwa folk art, and includes an individual case, iPad Air 11-inch case and a three-unite phone case box set. The intricate print merges heritage with modern culture for a sleek, practical design. Along with these designs, a special fan phone case was created and designed exclusively for Miss Sohee’s Couture Show during Paris Couture Wee...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. British tennis player Jack Draper is the campaign star for Vuori‘s new Hardkore Short, spotlighting the performance and lifestyle brand’s latest launch with a series of photos by Aaron Feaver ahead of his return to the court for the 2026 tennis season. explore vuori's hardkore collection “The HardKore Short moves naturally with me and stays comfortable through long, intense sessions, so I never have to think about what I’m wearing on the court,” Draper told WWD exclusively via email. “That lets me stay locked in and consistent. When I feel good, I can push harder, and perform at my best.” Jack Draper x Vuori Aaron Feaver Vuori HardKore Short Lined 7" $98 Buy Now at vuori Price upon publish date of this article: $98 This iteration on Vuori’s classic, comfortable and performance-based apparel features improved durability, mobility and renewed comfo...

Mariah Carey brought a healthy dose of theatricality to her 2026 Olympic Winter Games opening ceremony performance on Friday in Milan, Italy. The singer wore an ornate design from Roberto Cavalli by Fausto Puglisi. The gown featured an Art Deco-inspired design of shimmering beads and crystal embellishments on the bodice, waist and skirt of the dress. The look included a flowing, dramatic train that cascaded behind Carey as she sang “Nothing Is Impossible” and the Italian song “Volare (Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu).” Evocative of the wintery season, the singer added a feathery wrap to her look. Mariah Carey performs during the opening ceremony of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics at San Siro Stadium on Feb. 6 in Milan, Italy. Getty Images Carey accessorized with dripping Levuma jewels, wearing a bracelet, statement earrings and a $15 million diamond necklace to boot. When it came to glam, Carey’s blond hair cascaded past her shoulders in voluminous waves. The singer’s makeup was serene ...