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celebrity style: the who, what & where of celebrity fashion

  • Kim Kardashian

    Kim Kardashian's best maternity looks

    When it was revealed that Kim Kardashian was expecting her first child with boyfriend Kanye West, we wondered what would happen to her fondness for curve-hugging clothes and stilettos. As it turns out, nothing at all! Kardashian has been criticized for some of her attempts at adapting her everyday style to her growing belly, but we've rounded up her best bump looks, along with the lessons expectant moms can learn from them.

  • Taylor Swift

    25 celebrity haircuts that’ll make you want bangs, stat

    It’s official: Bangs are back in a big way this season. Whether you have curly, wavy, or straight hair, there’s flattering fringe that will work for you. Check out these celebrity haircuts for inspiration.

  • Jessica Alba

    The secret skin recipes only celebs know

    Beauty truth: You can’t buy the best makeup and body potions stars use; their makeup pros are whipping up mystery formulas. And beauty sleuth Andrea Pomerantz Lustig learned ‘em!

  • Taylor Swift

    Find your best bangs: The 5 most flattering styles

    What can make a face softer but edgier at the same time? (Don’t worry, this isn’t some complicated riddle.) Bangs can enhance any face shape—if you wear them the right way, that is. We’ve rounded up five ideas with fringe benefits, along with hairstylist Nathaniel Hawkins’s tips for pulling them off.

  • Joan Smalls

    The best beauty moments at the 2013 Met Gala

    Punk, with its undercurrents of rebellion and reinvention, brought out the best of the fashion flock at last night’s Met Gala—where more than a few beauty transformations made their winning debut. Actress Anne Hathaway turned up on the red carpet with an extreme bleach-blonde crop that sent photographers into overdrive, while model Joan Smalls showed off a cool new ombré hair color that graduated sharply from brown to blonde.

  • Carey Mulligan

    Met Gala: The best theme dressing throughout the years

    Each spring we look forward to the opulent red-carpet display that takes place at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s annual Costume Institute Gala and the dresses that will grace its steps the first Monday in May. The evening is never short on grandeur, but there’s always a few artistically minded guests who go the extra mile and dress with the year’s exhibit wholeheartedly in mind—donning a look that not only impresses but more than tips its perfectly considered hat to the theme. From Hamish Bowles’ tartan tuxedo in homage to Alexander McQueen to Kate Moss in a gold-lame Marc Jacobs frock and matching turban embodying the concept of Model as Muse, we pay tribute to those who creatively and elegantly elevate the dress code.

  • Emma Stone

    Best Met Gala looks of all time

    Beyonce’s feathered ombre Givenchy, Kate Moss’s golden turban, Sarah Jessica Parker’s tartan Alexander McQueen, Elle Macpherson in flats!—if you know your red-carpet history, you’ll know exactly what we’re talking about. Every year, the most stunning, most avant-garde, and most talked-about clothes make their way up the stairs of the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the biggest fashion event of the year: the Costume Institute Gala. Here, we bring you our slideshow of the most unforgettable looks from the ball of all time.

  • Rania

    10 best-dressed first ladies of the world

    Our Best-Dressed Challenge has gotten us thinking: sure, all of us dress up once in a while, or even most of the time. But what if your every outfit was photographed, judged, and could even make a difference in world politics? What on earth would you wear? These top-ten women, including Sheikha Mozah, Michelle Obama, Jetsun Pema, and Samantha Cameron, are all married to heads of state. And their style is head and shoulders above the rest. Whom did we miss in our top-ten ranking of first ladies of fashion? Tell us in the comments—and in the meantime, enter yourself into our Best-Dressed Challenge to make your own appearance on the list.

  • Carole Landis

    Global derby style through the years

    In honor of the Kentucky Derby this weekend, we've compiled the best fashion photos from the races starting from the 1940s to today. From screen sirens to royalty, chic attendees have graced tracks all over the world with amazing style, and of course no race-day ensemble would be complete without a fantastic hat. Click through the retrospective below.

  • Kentucky Derby Hat: Zoë Saldana, 2007

    20 of the most memorable Kentucky Derby hats seen on celebrities

    To some, the Kentucky Derby is known as “the most exciting two minutes in sports,” but we think “the most exciting headwear in fashion” is more fitting. Celebrities go all out when dressing for the horse-racing spectacle, so we rounded up the prettiest, most whimsical, and, yes, most out-there Kentucky Derby hats for your enjoyment.

  • Rachel McAdams

    Why we're dyeing our hair right this minute

    There's something in the air, it seems. Celebrities are stepping out with drastic new hair colors, prompting us to wonder, is it time to switch up our locks and looks?

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