The Giorgio Armani Privé couture show proved to be a mini-reunion for the “Black Bag” cast with Cate Blanchett, Naomie Harris and Marisa Abela sitting front row.

The three star in the upcoming Steven Soderberg film. The shooting for this very secretive project finished just a week ago, Harris said.

“Cate has asked that we sit near her at dinner, so we’re going to have a lovely time,” Harris said of the trio reuniting at the post-show soirée.

She revealed the film is a spy thriller with “lots of unexpected twists and turns,” though Soderberg has kept much of the plot under wraps. “It will keep everyone on the edge of their seats, and I think it’s going to be a huge hit,” she added.

Harris had on a sparkly mint green suit for a bit of classic foundation, with a tube top to keep it modern.

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The evening would also see Harris reunite with Giorgio Armani himself, who designed her Golden Globes dress in 2016 when she was nominated for “Moonlight.”

“I’ve been a huge fan ever since,” she said.

Blanchett and Eva Green made a shade brigade in the front row as the two kept their sunglasses on throughout the show.

“My sunglasses I’m showing off tonight,” Green joked, giving a little flip of the retro-style Armani specs. “I’m protecting myself from this crazy world. It’s cool — trying to be a bit rock ‘n’ roll tonight.”

Louis Vuitton—and the show brought out a star-studded crowd, including stars like Sabrina Carpenter and Central Cee in the front row. There was one celebrity, however, who marked their very first Vuitton show: That would be Rema, the Nigerian singer and rapper who first burst onto the scene with his earwormy-track “Calm Down.” The star says he was excited to make his front row debut. “It’s a great honor. I like the [brand]’s quality of design and the color palettes,” he says, adding that his favorite part about hitting up fashion week is always the mix-and-match opportunities.

The Twilight alum, 38, debuted blonde frosted tips at the Dior Homme Spring/Summer 2025 in Paris on Friday, June 21, wearing a dark suit and while stepping out for the first time with the new locks, which were styled to look perfectly messy.

Pharrell Williams’ fourth show as creative director of menswear at Louis Vuitton took place in the gardens of the Unesco building in Paris. A video shared on Instagram before the show emphasised the international nature of the location, and the importance of diversity. Once the show began, however, a theme emerged that is perhaps more front of mind for those in Paris – the Olympics and the Euros.

There were sporting references throughout, especially to football. Some models wore shirts with “LVFC” written across them, while one had a bag shaped like a football, covered in the famous LV monogram. Another had a jacket referencing motocross. It should be noted that LVMH, Louis Vuitton’s parent company, is sponsoring the Olympic Games.

While most luxury brands have phased out the use of fur, Williams has continued to use it, despite being called out by Peta. Four of the outfits here featured fur, including a knee-length, wide-shouldered fur coat, and shorter jackets.

After the show, Williams – dressed in his uniform of bootcut denim, sunglasses and cowboy hat – greeted celebrity guests including Burna Boy, Stormzy, Michael Fassbender and – on theme – the French basketball ace Victor Wembanyama.

Maluma arrives for the Kenzo Spring Summer 2025 collection, that was presented in Paris, France, Wednesday, June 19, 2024.

Pharrell Williams’ fourth show as creative director of menswear at Louis Vuitton took place in the gardens of the Unesco building in Paris. A video shared on Instagram before the show emphasised the international nature of the location, and the importance of diversity. Once the show began, however, a theme emerged that is perhaps more front of mind for those in Paris – the Olympics and the Euros.

There were sporting references throughout, especially to football. Some models wore shirts with “LVFC” written across them, while one had a bag shaped like a football, covered in the famous LV monogram. Another had a jacket referencing motocross. It should be noted that LVMH, Louis Vuitton’s parent company, is sponsoring the Olympic Games.

mean, let me ask my knees?" she quips at the Thursday, June 13 event.

The retired athlete says that while her "competitive craving" still exists, she's focused on her outside ventures — including being a parent to daughters Adira, born in August 2023, and Olympia, 6½, with her husband, Alexis Ohanian.

After 27 years in professional tennis, Serena Williams shares a personal account of her most meaningful Grand Slam appearances and deconstructs the milestones of her legendary career. Each episode explores the pivotal moments in Serena’s life on and off the court, illustrating the series of steps that when reflected upon, show the incredible distance traveled over the course of her career.

Pop sensation and actress Jennie Kim may have already notched several achievements on the Hollywood must-do list (like attending the Met Gala, walking the Cannes Film Festival red carpet, and becoming an ambassador for Chanel and Calvin Klein), but one thing that she hadn’t yet checked off? Her runway debut. That changed today.

The 43-year-old actor plays Rusty Sabich in the series, based on the 1987 novel of the same name by Scott Turow.

The story follows a gruesome crime that turns the Chicago Prosecuting Attorney's Office upside down when one of their own - Sabich - is accused of the crime.

Gyllenhaal stepped out with a white t-shirt under a grey paisley short-sleeved dress shirt for the premiere.

He also rocked matching grey dress pants and completed his look with black dress shoes for the premiere.

Rabe stepped out in a stunning silver gown which featured two different shoulder straps for the premiere.

She had her white hair parted down the center and accessorized with a number of rings and bracelets.

The gown flowed all the way down to the red carpet and obscured her footwear for the evening.

The original book was originally adapted into the 1990 movie of the same name starring Harrison Ford and Bonnie Bedelia.

The series, 'takes viewers on a journey through the horrific murder that upends the Chicago Prosecuting Attorney's office when one of its own is suspected of a crime.'

'The series explores obsession, sex, politics and the power and limits of love, as the accused fights to hold his family and marriage together,' the description adds.

The cast also includes Ruth Negga, Bill Camp, O-T Fagbenle, Chase Infiniti, Elizabeth Marvel, Nana Mensah, Renate Reinsve, Peter Sarsgaard and Kingston Rumi Southwick

The Tribeca Festival has, for the last decade, given Cannes a run for its fashion cred, thanks to Chanel's partnership. Now in its 10th year, the Through Her Lens: Tribeca Chanel Women's Filmmaker Program program was celebrated on Friday with the annual lunch.

Guests arrived at Locanda Verde inside the Greenwich Hotel, first posing for photos and then making their way into the hotel's private courtyard, as spritzes, shrimp cocktail and French fries passed by.

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It's never been this short ever," Fanning tells me on a video call from the L'Oréal Paris suite at Hôtel Martinez in Cannes, France. She fluffs the slightly, curled edges and tosses her head side-to-side to show off the length—a massive departure from the long, ribcage-length hair she's known for onscreen (in period dramas like The Great) and off (strolling through New York City in her favorite dresses). "It feels so good.