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Demi Lovato Just Redefined Street Style in London

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London got the sharp end of Demi Lovato’s new style phase this week: structured, tonal, and unapologetically exact. Stepping out ahead of her BBC Live Lounge stop, she pulled together one of her most considered off-duty looks in months. A nude-tone bodysuit paired with panelled tights was topped with a cropped brown leather jacket that broke up the monotone base and added structure where it mattered.

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She paired the look with H&M Studio thigh-high boots, an unexpected high-street choice among her usual luxury picks. Their deeper brown tone grounded the outfit, and the clean cut refined her outline. To finish, she carried Saint Laurent’s Baby Icare bag, oversized and slouchy enough to offset the outfit’s sharp fit and give it real-world grounding.

Every piece feels deliberate; the loose hair, dark shades, and warm neutrals work together naturally. It’s minimal but far from plain, and the mix of textures keeps it dynamic.

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The London outing comes as Lovato ramps up promotion for her next album, It’s Not That Deep, and her recent style choices mirror that tonal shift. In place of the dramatic gowns and heavy stagewear that marked past eras, she’s leaning into cleaner, pared-down silhouettes that project control without stiffness. It’s a look that fits her current image: direct, self-assured, and less about spectacle.

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More than a street moment, this appearance signals how Lovato is editing her fashion identity in real time. The focus has moved from performance to precision, from proving a point to wearing what feels grounded. She’s not experimenting; she’s editing, and that’s where the power is now.

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Zendaya and On Introduce First Co-Created Footwear and Apparel Collection

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Zendaya has teamed up again with On, introducing a new chapter in their partnership. The team unveiled their first co-created collection that includes both footwear and apparel. This project marks a shift from earlier collaborations, with Zendaya involved in the design process.

Last year, the actress worked with On, in the release of the Cloudzone Moon sneaker, with support from her longtime stylist, Law Roach. The collaboration focused on footwear design and campaign visuals.

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But this recent release introduced a new silhouette, the Cloudnova Moon, alongside a matching clothing line. This collection focuses on combining technical sportswear elements with everyday styling, using clean silhouettes, different textures, and muted color choices.

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In a press statement, the actress shared, “It’s been so much fun to collaborate with Law and the On team on these essentials, we wanted to create pieces that feel versatile and easy to wear, styles that move with you across different moments. We started with the idea of making people feel confident and effortless, and we built everything out from there. Working with Spike Jonze brought that vision to life in a really special way, the world he created gave it a whole new dimension.”

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The campaign is supported by a short film by Academy Award-winning director Spike Jonze, highlighting the creative process behind the collaboration. Titled Shape of Dreams, the film presents Zendaya’s imagined design space, “The Dream Lab” where ideas evolve into final products through a staged visual progression. It was shot by photographer Sean Thomas.

The collection will be available in four colorways: Wolf Alloy, Dew Spruce, Fig, and Black Ink, set to be released on April 16, 2026, through On and selected retailers, both in-store and online.

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Nicole Kidman Reworks Naked Dressing in Schiaparelli

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Nicole Kidman attended the premiere of Margot’s Got Money Troubles in New York City wearing Schiaparelli’s Fall 2026 collection.

The outfit was a two-piece consisting of a zip-up top and a pencil skirt. Both pieces featured white fish-scale embellishment running down the front with sheer panels balanced by structured sections.

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She paired the look with black strappy sandals by Gianvito Rossi and an Ortega watch. Compared to the runway version, the skirt was worn higher on the waist, and the belt seen on the original design was removed.

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Hair was styled by Adir Abergel in a structured updo with loose lengths and feathered bangs. Makeup was done by Mary Wiles, featuring a neutral base and with brown smoky eyes.

Her recent red carpet appearances follow a similar direction. In 2026, she wore a nude-toned illusion gown by Gucci at the A Family Affair premiere, and a sheer floral appliqué look by Dolce & Gabbana at the Spellbound premiere, both using sheer and structured elements.

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Kidman is credited as an executive producer on the series, which is set for release on April 15, 2026.

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Miranda Meets Her Muse: Meryl Streep and Anna Wintour Share a Vogue Cover

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Anna Wintour Condé Nast’s Chief Content Officer and Global Editorial Director of Vogue, appeared on the magazine’s cover, alongside Meryl Streep who played a magazine editor in “The Devil Wears Prada,” ahead of the sequel, The Devil Wears Prada 2, expected in May 1 2026.

The theme of the magazine’s latest issue is to bring together the editor and the actress known for playing her role on screen. The shoot was styled by Grace Coddington. Wintour wore a red Prada maxi dress, paired with Manolo Blahnik heels, S.J. Phillips necklaces, and Chanel sunglasses.

 

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While Meryl Streep appeared in a black Prada suit, finished with dark sunglasses. Both women wore sunglasses in the images. The cover was photographed by Annie Leibovitz.

Greta Gerwig spoke with Meryl Streep and Anna Wintour about the upcoming sequel, the future of fashion, and life in their seventies. Wintour said “It is such an honor to be played by Meryl who wouldn’t consider that an extraordinary gift?”

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Streep and Wintour are not interested in trading places in real life. Wintour dismissed the idea of acting, noting she has no skills for it and would struggle with tasks such as singing, dancing, or cooking. Streep, on the other hand, said she would not want to take on the responsibilities of running a large organization like Vogue, including managing its operations and editorial responsibilities.

Streep’s character, Miranda Priestly, the editor-in-chief of the fictional magazine Runway, was inspired by Wintour. The 2006 film was based on the 2003 novel by Lauren Weisberger.

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The feature arrives at a time when interest in “The Devil Wears Prada” has increased following news of the sequel. Streep’s role in the film remains one of the most referenced portrayals of a fashion editor in popular culture.

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