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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. Anne Hathaway — that one-time Princess of Genovia — is currently attracting no shortage of attention, what with the extreme marketing budget put towards promoting her latest project, “The Devil Wears Prada 2.” In the second chapter of the film that captivated audiences a whole two decades earlier, Hathaway plays the now-mature and life-savvy Andy Sachs, who comes back to work at Runway Magazine for none other than Miranda Priestly, in the capacity of features department head. That’s no small task, and, as you can imagine, Sachs readies herself for it both mentally and vis-à-vis the new-and-improved ensembles she flaunts in the sequel (think Jean Paul Gaultier suits, Valentino bags, sculptural Prada heels, and color-happy Gabriela Hearst dresses). While it might be tough to replicate Hathaway’s on-screen aesthetic to a tee, given the rare-slash-vi...

Janelle Monáe held court in an Abodi Transylvania ensemble on the red carpet for the “Is God Is” premiere in New York City on Monday night. Janelle Monáe Getty Images The “Moonlight” actor turned to the label’s fall 2026 collection for her Gothic-inspired attire, which included a structural salute to the mid-16th and 17th centuries. The structured, dark glamour gown was crafted with black velvety and satin fabric, with a bodice featuring elements of semi-sheer material and ribbons of velvet black bands cascading down the front. The sleeves of the look were voluminous, adding further drama to the ensemble. Janelle Monáe Getty Images The full skirt included the added element of deep red bows, strewn throughout the fabric for a slightly feminine, if still dark and sensual, touch. The standout piece, however, was the white ruff collar. Famously fashioned by such figureheads as Queen Elizabeth I, and captured in portraits throughout history, the ruff collar was a popular fashion element dur...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. The weather’s on the up and up, the UV index is climbing, and you’re probably thinking about the best sunscreens to stock up on before summertime’s official arrival. Picking out a sunscreen that works to protect you from harmful UV rays, goes on smooth and clear (no white cast here!), and can even layer seamlessly under makeup feels easy enough, but complications arise for those of us dealing with acne-prone skin. There’s a well-known stigma surrounding sunscreen in this particular community, propelled by the myth that the product exacerbates existing breakouts and increases the chances of new ones popping up. We’re here to tell you that this is only the case with oily-and-greasy sunscreen types that clog up pores and don’t take blemished skin into consideration. Another false belief in need of some debunking? That spending time in the sun, sans sunblock,...

Ali Louis Bourzgui is soaring on the Broadway stage. After taking on Orpheus in “Hadestown” last summer, the actor is originating the role of David in “The Lost Boys,” a musical adaptation of the 1980s cult movie. Bourzgui stars as the vampire frontman of Cali-beach rock band the Lost Boys, portrayed by Kiefer Sutherland in the film.  “ I could tell that this was going to be something that brought the cinema world of L.A. over to New York, and blur the line between what makes a movie and what makes a theater piece,” says Bourzgui of the new musical, which features an extensive set design and special effects including aerial stunts. “The show knew what it wanted to be very early on, and everyone that’s working on the creative team is at the top of their game right now.” Getting ready with Ali Louis Bourzgui Lexie Moreland/WWD Bourzgui, who’s nominated for a Critics Circle award for outstanding featured performer, has been with the production from the beginning, participating in a de...

Anne Hathaway went streamlined in her stylish Michael Kors Collection look on Monday in New York City during the final stretch of her “The Devil Wears Prada 2” press tour. The Oscar-winning “Les Misérables” actress styled a look from the American fashion label’s fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection. The ensemble, a coordinated jacket with long sleeves and sharp lapels paired with a flowing skirt, featured a black-and-white checkered print akin to the popular Prince of Wales check. Anne Hathaway GC Images The look included flap pockets just below the cinched waist, which was further defined with Khaite’s Keefe belt. The New York luxury label’s black leather style featured an oversized gold center buckle, adding a warm metallic contrast to the gray check tailoring. From one pocket, a panel of matching fabric fell into a long asymmetric drape, loosening the otherwise structured silhouette. The midi skirt continued the black-and-white checkered motif and included a side thigh-high slit. Hath...

Singer Pink and her 14-year-old daughter Willow Sage Hart hit the red carpet on Sunday night for a mother-daughter appearance at “The Lost Boys” Broadway opening night in New York City. The “So What” singer incorporated her signature edgy style into the look. Pink wore a mostly monochrome black ensemble, save for the embellishments on her leather jacket. The slightly cropped piece featured a sharp collar, long sleeves and pockets. A zipper on the front placket was pulled halfway down for a plunging neckline effect. Pink and Willow Sage Hart Getty Images Pink’s jacket also featured metallic silver star and crystal embellishments throughout, adding a touch of sparkle and textural definition to the look. She paired the black leather jacket with a maxiskirt and black shoes. As for Pink’s daughter, Willow opted for a youthful dress with construction and deep red tone evocative of the Broadway musical’s themes. The dress was designed with a strapless bodice with exposed boning and an asymmet...