Kendall Jenner was photographed in Los Angeles in a pair of classic shell-toe sneakers, the choice redirected attention to a design that defined mid-2010s street style. She paired the sneakers with casual pieces, reintroducing the black-and-white Superstar from Adidas.

Originally introduced in 1969, the Superstar was widely worn around 2015–2016, when minimalist sneaker styling dominated celebrity casual dressing. Jenner’s style reflects that same period neutral layers, casual tailoring, and clean proportions pointing showing the continued presence of simpler sneaker styling after several seasons of bulkier shapes.

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Her styling keeps the focus on familiar wardrobe staples, allowing the recognizable shell toe and stripe detailing to hold the outfit. This mirrors current street-style trends, where archival sportswear remains visible in current street style.

Retro sneaker cycles are often driven by visibility rather than formal relaunches, and Jenner’s consistent casual look continues to influence casual styling trends. While recent seasons have largely centered on Samba variations across celebrity street style, her look redirects focus to another heritage design that previously defined everyday dressing.

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Recent sightings of the Superstar reflect the continued use of classic everyday pieces. With celebrity styling still influencing casual fashion, the mid-2010s sneaker reference is appearing more frequently.

The American Black Film Festival Honors celebrates the achievements of Black stars in film and television. The 2026 edition was held in Los Angeles, with celebrities like Keke Palmer, Dwayne Johnson, and Jennifer Hudson arriving at the red carpet on Monday, February 16, for the annual event.

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Angela Bassett arrived in a black Falguni Shane Peacock gown with a deep plunging neckline, thigh-high slit, and long-sleeves shoulder padding. Gold floral appliqués were scattered across the bodice, shoulders, and sleeves. She accessorized with gold jewelry, including a bracelet by David Webb.

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Keke Palmer went for a minimalist black dress. Styled by Molly Dickson, the body-con sleeveless gown had a side slit and paired  with a statement metallic choker necklace. Jennifer Hudson wore a strapless ivory dress from Jean-Louis Sabaji spring 2024 ready-to-wear collection, consisting of corseted bodice with a floral detailing and a thigh-high slit.

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Wunmi Mosaku appeared in a maroon gown featuring flowing off-the-shoulder sleeve-like fabric. Vivica A. Fox also wore a maroon gown with in velvet. The actress’ sleeveless dress had a jeweled neckline. She carried a matching clutch.

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While many of the celebrities favored dark outfits, others opted for brighter colors. Zinzi Coogler appeared in a floor-length yellow gown featuring a triangular cut at the neckline, while Nicole Friday chose a blue gown with a wrap-style neckline and silver accessories.

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The men also made statements on the red carpet, often opting for the traditional tailored suits and tuxedos. Samson Idris wore a cinnamon-colored tailored suit from Prada, layered over a taupe pleated shirt and finished with a black bow tie. Dwayne Johnson appeared in a bespoke Brioni shawl-lapel tuxedo, complemented by Chopard accessories.

See more of the night’s best-dressed stars below.

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The 41st Film Independent Spirit Awards took place on February 15, 2026, at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, recognizing independent films from 2025. Hosted by comedian Ego Nwodim, the ceremony brought together a mix of established talent and emerging stars, featuring both established and emerging filmmakers.

Keke Palmer, Issa Rae, Tessa Thompson, and Rose Byrne were among the attendees, showing looks ranging from structured tailored suits to statement gowns. Model Kaia Gerber and actor-director Joel Edgerton also appeared,

Celebrities wore a range of formal and casual styles, reflecting the awards’ indie spirit. Many opted for calm tones and minimalist accessories, while a few bold selections drew attention.

The evening recognized films that won top awards. Best Feature went to Train Dreams, which also earned Best Director for Clint Bentley and Best Cinematography. Rose Byrne received Best Lead Performance for her role in If I Had Legs I’d Kick You. Television categories highlighted the impact of streaming, with Netflix’s Adolescence securing multiple honors. The awards showed the growing interplay between independent and mainstream content.

Aside from the awards themselves, the night reflected the camaraderie within the indie film community the combination of emerging talent, established actors, and creative director.

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