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Constance Wu brought her A-game to her latest event. The “Crazy Rich Asians” actress attended the red carpet ahead of “The Terminal List” premiere in LA on Wednesday night. Wu stars in the new Amazon Prime thriller series, which premieres on Amazon Prime Video on July 1. Wu arrived in a sparkly floor-length dress. Her beige dress featured spaghetti straps and champagne sequins throughout the entire garment. It also featured slight cutouts in the bodice. Wu accessorized with just a delicate bracelet and a small nude clutch purse, really allowing her dress to serve as the main focal point. Wu at “The Terminal List” premiere on June 22. CREDIT: Michael Buckner for Variety Wu added serious height to her frame with a pair of towering platform heels. The shoes were covered in a nude leather outer material. They featured an ankle and toe strap for support as well as a thick platform sole that added at least 2 inches to the overall height. The thin stiletto heel reached at least 6 in

Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake made a bold style statement while attending the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2023 menswear fashion show during Paris Fashion Week. The event included a special performance by Kendrick Lamar, who paid tribute to Louis Vuitton’s late creative director Virgil Abloh. The dynamic superstar duo was decked out in head-to-toe threads from the luxury French fashion house. Biel was uber-chic for the fashion forward event, pairing a structured printed top with a pinafore overlay and black fringe mini skirt. Her top had dramatic pointy shoulder pads and a plunging V-neckline. Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel attend the Louis Vuitton Menswear Spring/Summer 2023 fashion show as a part of Paris Fashion Week on June 23, 2022. CREDIT: KCS Presse / MEGA Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel arrive at the Louis Vuitton Menswear Spring/Summer 2023 fashion show in France on June 23, 2022. CREDIT: KCS Presse / MEGA The “Candy” star added an edge to her look

It’s officially summer, and with the season a chance to try on something new. Whether that’s a pair of sandals or an entirely new look, summer has a tradition of offering the opportunity to slip into a new, more carefree identity. This year, there are a handful of clear trends that point not just to singular products or silhouettes, but entire personas that propose the idea of a new summer identity with a healthy does of fantasy. Daydreaming of more romance this season? Try a corset or puffy sleeve from the regencycore trend. Nostalgic for the early aughts (regardless of whether or not you lived through them)? The Y2K movement marches on. Want to fast forward to a more mature, beach-adjacent wardrobe là Diane Keaton in “As Good As It Gets”? Try on the coastal grandmother craze. Here, a rundown of seven summer ’22 fashion personas we’re bound to see this season. 1. Coastal grandmother Everyone’s current favorite fashion buzzphrase, there is a lot less to the coastal grandmother loo

Around this time five years ago, a 38-year-old Virgil Abloh was unveiling his very first collection for Louis Vuitton as the brand’s artistic director of menswear, a groundbreaking line of colorful pieces that would come to redefine fashion and change the positioning of the luxury market forever. Today, his friends, coworkers and fans continued to pay homage to the late designer, in an equally vibrant spring summer ’23 men’s collection for the brand that carried on Abloh’s legacy of creativity, innovation and use of color. The front row as as star-studded as it was back in 2018 , when friends Rihanna, Kanye West and Bella Hadid cheered on the designer as he became the first Black creative director at Vuitton and as such one of the biggest Black designers in the entire fashion industry. This time around, Naomi Campbell, J Balvin, Justin Timberlake and plenty of other names sat in the front row as a marching band kicked off the show, followed by the collection — and then a closing per

A closer look at some of the best bags, shoes and accessories from the Louis Vuitton spring summer ’23 men’s collection, designed by the brand’s studio team, paying homage to the late designer Virgil Abloh, its artistic director of menswear. From new explorations on the Vuitton monogram on briefcases and duffels to molded rubber shoes, snowboard-inspired boots and new sneaker styles, here are the accessories destined to become the “It” items of spring ’23. Source: Fashion