If it wasn’t for the yerba mate steaming up in front of her, Maia Reficco might easily lose track of which city she’s in. “I did five cities in five countries in five days,” she says. “I was in Monaco, Spain, New York, Mexico City and Buenos Aires, all in five days.” Now back home in Buenos Aires, where she’s stuck to living despite career pressures to move to the U.S., the Argentine actress and singer is more than happy with her busy schedule if it means getting to pursue both of her loves. Reficco, who is 26, stars in Prime Video original movie “The Last Sunrise,” out Wednesday, in which she stars opposite Eva Longoria and Fernando Lindez. The story follows Ry, whose typical teenage life has been turned upside down by her health battle. When the opportunity to travel to Majorca with her mother on a work trip arises, she is prepared to spend most of the time shut in at the hotel — until an encounter with a handsome local changes everything. ...
“I think we’ve seen that tennis has come back and had a bit of a moment over the last couple of years where it’s almost like its own fashion category. It’s the tennis look,” Jessica Pegula, the top ranked American woman in singles, recently told WWD. Fashion and tennis are certainly linked, and with the U.S. Open just days away, fresh trends that pay homage to the sport, along with looks that have an easy, late-summer style, will be hitting the grounds of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in droves. From tenniscore to tennis whites, athleisure and more, WWD breaks down the trends that will pop up at the final Grand Slam of the season. Tenniscore Morgan Riddle Getty Images Over the course of the last several years, tennis has inspired a fashion movement. “Tenniscore is in,” Morgan Riddle told WWD in May 2024. Indeed, the sport has ...