Dua Lipa hosted a private Nespresso event in New York City on Wednesday, March 18, stepping out in a white midi dress. The look, styled with an outerwear, reflected the seasonal shift as spring begins.

The white midi Versace dress had a strapless neckline with a minimal design and crumpled texture, made from satin fabric. She layered on a dark coat, with broad padded shoulders, keeping the look balanced between the colder and warmer seasons. To match, she wore a pair of Christian Louboutin Miss Z Pumps.

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She accessorized with a diamond-studded Bulgari Serpenti necklace, along with matching bracelets and rings from the brand. She also wore her engagement ring from fiancé Callum Turner. Her hair was worn in silky waves, while makeup was defined with darker brows, rosy cheeks and a glossy raspberry-toned lip.

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Her arrival for the Nespresso event also marked a new chapter for the singer, who was recently announced as a global ambassador for the Swiss coffee brand as it celebrates its 40th anniversary. Speaking on the partnership, Dua Lipa shared that working with the company felt like a natural fit, noting that she had “grown up with Nespresso,” with its machines present at home, on set, and during travels.

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She also highlighted the brand’s focus on innovation and evolving flavors. The collaboration is set to officially launch with the Vertuo World campaign, led by Lipa and scheduled to debut on April 14.

As early spring begin, Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz leaned into fall-inspired dressing on their latest outing. The couple were seen in New York City wearing complementary outerwear and statement hats.  Their coordinated looks showed a contemporary interpretation of ’90s street style

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Zoë Kravitz wore a sage-colored car coat with forest-green accents over straight-leg black jeans and dark sneakers. She accessorized with oval Ella sunglasses, a small chocolate-toned Ingrid bag by The Row, and a royal blue rolled-hem beanie.

Harry Styles complemented Kravitz’s look in a navy Prada zip-up jacket layered over a black hoodie and black sweatpants, completed with Adidas sneakers, square sunglasses, and a black knit beanie. Styles’s outfits combined heritage sneakers, structured yet casual outerwear, and layered pieces aligned with 1990s athletic streetwear.

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Both Styles and Kravitz focused on outerwear, car coats and barn jackets suited to transitional weather while referencing ’90s casualwear. Footwear choices, including classic and updated Adidas Sambas, tied the outfits to sneaker culture, while headwear added variation. Designer bags from The Row and statement sunglasses added subtle luxury details.

Their coordinated but individual approach showed how transitional dressing can combine comfort, heritage elements, and contemporary styling into a current street style example in New York City.