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American first lady Melania Trump hosted a ‘Recovery at Work: Celebrating Connections’ roundtable at the White House on Thursday to discuss drug addiction and recovery. Melania Trump wore a polka dot dress by Gabriela Hearst. The elegant silk shirtdress style is a signature of the designer and retailed for $1990. Melania Trump wears a polka dot dress by Gabriela Hearst. CREDIT: AP News It might be said that Melania Trump was also channeling Kate Middleton in her choice of attire. The Duchess of Cambridge wore a similar frock by British designer Emilia Wickstead in July when she took part in a BBC television show about education. View this post on Instagram 🙌🌟 Say hello to @bbctinyhappypeople! Tune into @bbcbreakfast 📺 on Tuesday 14th July to join The Duchess of Cambridge and three families involved in its creation. Tiny Happy People is a BBC Education initiative providing a range of free digital resources, specifically designed to support parents and

Ivanka Trump managed to pull off one last all-white look before Labor Day rolls around as she visited the General Motors headquarters in Detroit this week. Meeting with employees at the Michigan plant yesterday, the first daughter opted for a head-to-toe white look with a twist on a power suit; the look teamed a cutoff sleeved vest top with flare-hem trousers and a matching white face mask. The finishing touch for the monochromatic ensemble came with her choice of footwear: bright white pointed-toe pumps. View this post on Instagram Since taking office, POTUS has been the champion for the American worker. Visited @generalmotors, one of our earliest #PledgetoAmericasWorkers🇺🇸 signers, to see their job training programs in action today. A post shared by Ivanka Trump (@ivankatrump) on Sep 2, 2020 at 5:10pm PDT Ivanka Trump, in white, visits the General Motors headquarters in Detroit, Sept. 2. CREDIT: Courtesy of Ivanka Trump/Instagram As the fashio

Cate Blanchett is breaking fashion’s cardinal rule at the 2020 Venice Film Festival this week. The actor, who is the festival’s jury president, is rewearing old gowns and for good reason. On Wednesday, she hit the red carpet for the event’s opening ceremony in Venice, Italy, in an Esteban Cortazar “Stingray” midnight blue shimmer jersey gown from the designer’s spring ’16 collection and black suede heels. It’s not the first time she wore the ensemble either.  Cate Blanchett attending the “Lacci/The Ties” premiere and opening ceremony at the 77th Venice International Film Festival on Sept. 2. CREDIT: MEGA In 2015, Blanchett appeared in the same look at the BFI London Film Festival “Carol” premiere. Long gone are the days when stars could wear beautiful designer dresses on the red carpet only once. Blanchett is proof that the old-fashion standard is slowly, but surely, coming to a halt. Cate Blanchett at the BFI London Film Festival for the “Carol” premiere in 2015. CREDIT:

New York Fashion Week is happening. Despite uncertainty regarding coronavirus safety and best practices, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced last week that the event will take place this month but with certain restrictions and safety measures. Starting Sept. 13 through 17, NYFW (sponsored by IMG   and the Council of Fashion Designers of America) will be allowed to hold outdoor events with a cap of 50 people. Indoor events can also occur, but with a 50% capacity or with no spectators at all. For instance, Jason Wu’s live New York Fashion Week show will be held on Sept. 13 at 5 p.m. with limited guests at a rooftop on Spring Studios. And for Monse, instead of showing its spring ’21 collection, it will put its unsold fall ’20 line on live models and sell the clothes directly to attendees at a rooftop presentation at Spring Studios as well. Rebecca Minkoff is also sticking with her see-now, buy-now approach. She will be holding on outdoor presentation at Spring Studios on Sept. 15 from 5 p

Heidi Klum upped the anty for her latest look on the set of “America’s Got Talent.” Serving as one of the judges for the series , Klum prepped for last night’s episode in a bold number courtesy of one of her favorite designers and a former “Project Runway” winner, Christian Siriano. The two-piece black suit consisted of both opaque and sheer panels coated in glittering fringe accents from the sleeves of the blazer own to the leg of the pants. View this post on Instagram I can’t help it but to dance in this @csiriano suit A post shared by Heidi Klum (@heidiklum) on Sep 2, 2020 at 6:33pm PDT View this post on Instagram Just another @agt day with this beauty @sofiavergara A post shared by Heidi Klum (@heidiklum) on Sep 2, 2020 at 6:05pm PDT As for footwear, the former “Project Runway” judge elongated her form with a pair of black, barely-there heeled sandals; the design creates the illusion of longer length with i

Footwear favorite Ugg is launching ready-to-wear. The collection of elevated basics is launching for fall ’20. The year-round line of staples features 30 styles that are either unisex or with a unisex vibe. The new line is exactly what your wardrobe has been waiting for. “Ugg is a brand known for how it makes people ‘feel’,” Andrea O’Donnell, President, Fashion Lifestyle, Deckers Brands said in a statement. “Our new apparel collection was inspired by the emotional relationship we have with our customers.” Ugg ready-to-wear CREDIT: Ugg “The starting point was our California heritage, paired with our product quality and style,” she continued, adding that as the collection expands she is “excited to continue pushing conventions beyond footwear to elevate the UGG experience.” The line draws inspiration from Ugg’s West Coast roots with an organic color palette that fuses neutrals with contrasting pops of color. Much like the brand’s classic repertoire of boots, the idea is that ea

Irina Shayk demonstrated an effortless way to bring summer’s athleisure trend into fall. The model stepped out in New York yesterday in a comfortable twist on between-season style as she layered an oversize crewneck sweatshirt over black biker shorts; her 032C Logo-Hem top typically retails for $226 but can be found on sale for $136 courtesy of Farfetch . She topped the look off with a trending gold chain necklace and ’90s-inspired thin-frame sunglasses. Irina Shayk steps out in New York, Sept. 2. CREDIT: Christopher Peterson/Splash News A closer view of Irina Shayk’s boots. CREDIT: Christopher Peterson/Splash News On her feet, Shayk really brought out the fall vibes with her choice of boots. The knee-high pair came coated in a snakeskin print on a smooth leather upper; complete with a round-toe finish and a lifted heel, the style provided a perfect contrast for the shorter hems of her sweatshirt and shorts. Irina Shayk steps out in New York, Sept. 2. CREDIT: Christo