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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. The long-awaited Winter Olympic Games are finally here, but before most sports kick off (some, like curling, have already started Wednesday), the opening ceremony is penciled in for Friday, February 6, at 11 a.m. PST/2 p.m. EST. What to expect: Mastery everywhere you turn, from those Ralph Lauren–designed outfits for Team USA to performances by the likes of Mariah Carey and Andrea Bocelli, as the world’s finest athletes mark the beginning of the 2026 Olympics. Notably, this is the first time in Winter Olympic history that the opening ceremony will span multiple venues and cities. The main event is going to unfold at Milan’s San Siro Stadium, with additional revelries happening simultaneously in Predazzo, Livigno, and Cortina d’Ampezzo. The latter town will even light its very own, Leonardo da Vinci–inspired Olympic cauldron, remaining ablaze...

Emerald Fennell complemented her red corseted dress with a vintage Cartier necklace for Thursday night’s premiere of “Wuthering Heights” in London. The Oscar-winning screenwriter and filmmaker added a black opal, diamond and platinum necklace by Cartier to her deep red dress. Fennell’s Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood gown was crafted with butterfly sleeves and a plunging neckline that gave way to a corseted waist for silhouette definition and a flowing skirt. Emerald Fennell Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images Fennell’s necklace holds a deep history, according to Sotheby’s. The bespoke jewelry piece, which was made by Cartier in 1937 London for a private collector, was one of the main jewelry pieces featured in the Cartier exhibition staged in 2025 at the Victoria & Albert Museum. Thursday night’s “Wuthering Heights” London premiere marks the first time the original necklace has been worn in public in more than 70 years, per Sotheby’s. The dazzling jewelry piece holds an estima...

Kate Middleton incorporated daytime elegance into her royal wardrobe with a look by Edeline Lee on Thursday in London alongside Prince William. The Princess of Wales styled a custom iteration of the Jete Crop dress by the London-based fashion designer. The chocolate brown dress features a tailored round neckline and a fitted, sleeveless bodice, finished with the brand’s signature belt. The skirt of the dress flared out into spacious godet panels for a flowing, feminine look. Kate Middleton arrives for an audience with the Archbishop of Canterbury Dame Sarah Mullally at Lambeth Palace on Feb. 5 in London. Getty Images Middleton continued the monochrome brown motif of her attire with a Catherine Walker coat and a pair of chocolatey Gianvito Rossi suede pointed-toe pumps. While the dominant color scheme of the Princess of Wales’ attire was mostly brown, she did add pops of color with her accessories. Middleton added a heart-shaped gold necklace by Danielle Draper to her look, also wearing...

Kate Middleton highlighted a string of British brands from Holland Cooper to Jigsaw during her visit to Family Action’s Children’s Trauma Therapy Service on Tuesday in Bradford, England. The Princess of Wales kept her attire mostly monochrome, wearing a coordinated power suiting moment in shades of brown. Middleton’s look consisted of a double-breasted blazer in large scale brown herringbone by Holland Cooper, a British luxury brand founded in 2011. Kate Middleton during her visit to Family Action’s Children’s Trauma Therapy Service on Jan. 27 in Bradford, England. Getty Images The piece was crafted from a classic and contemporary pinstripe fabric and fully lined with a luxury stretch lining for extra comfort. The blazer included further details like sharp, statement lapels and subtle hip pockets. Holland Cooper is a British label that Middleton’s touted before. In April 2025, Middleton wore the double-breasted blazer in brown by Holland Cooper during a trip to Scotland alongside Princ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Picking a romantic enough gift for your girlfriend or wife is a life skill not many are born with and only the greatest of us achieve through years of trial and error. Jokes aside, it’s totally doable with a little help from your friends here at WWD, who shop for a living (and… might’ve also been born with said life skill). Valentine’s Day will come knocking in less than two weeks, so time is ticking to lock down personalized, unique, and utterly charming gifts for women that’ll bring on the romance — aptly proving just how much you love her. The romantic gifts category is a tricky one to navigate, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. After all, it entails finding a Goldilocks balance between a present that’s chock-full of sentimentality and one that avoids downright cheesiness (unless cheesiness is your thing, in which case don’t hold back!). If you have...

“Just look at him,” a handler named Maura said of her “2-years-and-2-months”-old English setter, as she brushed out his coat Tuesday afternoon at the Javits Center.  Along with her co-owner Mary, Maura was one of thousands who traveled to New York this week for the 150th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. The breeds competed during the days Monday and Tuesday at the Javits Center, and at night the winner of each breed traveled to Madison Square Garden for the group competitions, which culminated in Best in Show on Tuesday night. A 4-year-old Doberman named Penny beat out over 3,000 dogs to take home the top prize, with Cota, the Chesapeake Bay retriever, winning Reserve Best in Show.  The most of any breed competing at Westminster this year was the golden retriever, with 52 shiny, happy goldens on site Tuesday afternoon for their ring time. “This is Addie. She’s 5. She came out of retirement to come here, and after this she’ll be officially retired,” said a handler named E...