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Halsey is continuing her streak of cosplay-style ensembles with a bold new look . The “Without Me” singer chose an outfit that echoes the signature look of “Sailor Moon,” a Japanese anime series based on the namesake ’90s graphic novel. Halsey channeled the series’ lead character’s take on a schoolgirl uniform with a white crop top, red necktie and green pleated skirt. She topped the outfit off with a set of thigh-high white stockings. The songstress captioned the post with a lyric from her song “Alanis’ Interlude” featuring singer Alanis Morissette, saying: “Bad news, think I’ll prolly die before I have you.” View this post on Instagram bad news, think I’ll prolly die before I have you. A post shared by halsey (@iamhalsey) on Apr 25, 2020 at 10:33am PDT Sailor Moon CREDIT: Rex Shutterstock Halsey’s anime-inspired ensemble follows another manga-style look that the 25-year-old modeled on April 21. The outfit consisted of a pink and white

Scott Disick ’s version of getting some fresh air includes a beach bike ride in California’s picturesque coastal community in Malibu. Yesterday, Disick ventured out on the sandy shores on his green bike while wearing a faded green T-shirt and patterned blue and white trunks. Scott Disick out for a beach bike ride in Malibu, April 24. CREDIT: Broadimage/Shutterstock A closer look at Scott Disick’s sneakers. CREDIT: Broadimage/Shutterstock The “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star’s outfit and bike, with its oversize wheels to combat the density of the sand, were both proper for a beach day. The style featured smooth dark uppers with a white rubber sole and though they may not be a typical beach shoe, they did protect the entrepreneur’s feet on the bike. Disick’s colorway is no longer available for purchase, but a similar style retails for $650 at Farfetch.com . CREDIT: Courtesy of Farfetch Buy: Prada Slip-On Sneakers $650 Scott Disick out for a beach bik

Naomi Campbell brought back one of her most memorable runway failures as a method to spread encouragement to keep getting back up. The supermodel threw it back to a Vivienne Westwood fall show from 1993 where a then 23-year-old Campbell strutted in a sweater, plaid skirt, white tights and a pink voluminous feather boa. As the crowd cheered her on and the cameras flashed, she started to lose her balance due to her iconic towering heels before falling to the ground. The blue leather Gillie style with an imitation crocodile-embossed pattern is set atop a whopping 9-inch Louis heel with a 4-inch front platform to balance out the steep height. With its lace-up silhouette and rounded toe, these elevated pumps kept with Westwood’s bold mix of traditional silhouettes and standout designs. Campbell used the moment to bring inspiration to those struggling in the current environment with a quote from Nelson Mandela that reads: “Do not judge me by my successes, judge me by how many times I

Emma Roberts ’ spring-ready minidress is the perfect number to brighten your day. The “Scream Queens” actress went retro in a long-sleeve colorful outfit from Delia by Dolls Kill . The look features a mesh overlay with lettuce ruffle hemlines and retails for just $40 at DollsKill.com . She balanced out the silhouette with a set of grungy shoes. Handmade in Spain, her Ranch Road Boots blend together smooth leather uppers with a lace-up front and a 2.25-inch block heel. The Starr silhouette is available for $378 on the brand’s website. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Emma Roberts (@emmaroberts) on Apr 24, 2020 at 1:58pm PDT CREDIT: Courtesy of Ranch Road Boots Even though she is staying home, Roberts has continued putting on chic looks and serving up stylish outfit inspiration for those of us struggling to even put on real shoes. Her ensembles blend together top trends and comfort, like layering an H&M sweater and pants set

I'm definitely the type of person who DMs pals and coworkers asking them if they own something I'm considering buying, or if they have a strong recommendation. So while doing some online shopping recently, I thought, "Who better to sift through the most popular products at Old Navy and help me cull out the best than my fellow Popsugar editors?" From identifying the perfect white t-shirt that promises to maintain quality throughout washing, to high-waisted trousers that I'm dubbing "magic pants" because our editor claims they feel more like sweats, to side-pocket leggings that keep everything in, Popsugar editors revealed what their favorite finds have been so far this year. And they're all right this way. Related: Old Navy Just Released Matching Short Sets, and I'm Scooping Them Up Source: https://ift.tt/3cMqrD1

In a series of colorful styles, Eva Longoria just demonstrated an easy and effective way to spruce up your at-home ensembles . The “Desperate Housewives” star matched her skin-tight black long-sleeve catsuit with four different colorways of pointed-toe mules from her eponymous collection . The silhouette, modeled in black, white, blush pink and muted yellow, boasts a slip-on, open-back cut with a flat heel, smooth leather uppers and foot-flattering curved cut-outs across the vamp. Longoria explained that you can still wear your favorite shoes from the comfort of your own space, captioning the post: “Walking around my house in style… wearing my favorite mules from the Eva Longoria collection from the bedroom, to the kitchen, to the bathroom.” View this post on Instagram Walking around my house in style… wearing my favorite mules from the Eva Longoria collection from the bedroom, to the kitchen, to the bathroom A post shared by Eva Longoria Baston (@

You would have never known that I organize and overhaul the wardrobes of clients for a living if you had seen the state of my closet last week. Standing in my closet last Sunday while trying desperately to find something to wear led to the realization that my closet was leading a double life. It's not that it was a "hot mess," organizationally speaking. It was, however, glaringly obvious that everything in there represented my previous life, a very different life from the one I am currently living. A closet filled with four-inch heels and designer duds snagged at countless samples sales (read: I worked at Neiman Marcus corporate for almost a decade and everyone drives everywhere in Dallas) does not a smooth transition to the Bay Area make. So, I made another cup of coffee, turned on my "Closet Overhaul" Spotify playlist, and did to my own closet what I have done hundreds of times for clients in the past. I picked up the first hanger and asked the million dol