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Chrissy Teigen became one of the first celebrities to get her hands on Beyoncé’s sneakers from her latest Adidas collaboration. The former  Sports Illustrated Swim  cover star took to her Instagram Stories to show off her new Beyoncé x Adidas Superstar sneakers. The pair released on Sept. 18 with a $200 price tag and featured a unique take on a classic silhouette in honor of its 50th anniversary; reimagining the black and white Three Stripes design, Beyoncé added a unique platform lift to the original cupsole finish with a more pointed toe box as well. A front view of the Beyoncé x Adidas Superstar Platform. CREDIT: Adidas The medial side of the Beyoncé x Adidas Superstar Platform. CREDIT: Adidas The heel of the Beyoncé x Adidas Superstar Platform. CREDIT: Adidas A top view of the Beyoncé x Adidas Superstar Platform. CREDIT: Adidas In honor of the new style, Teigen took it upon herself to ask her 31.3 million followers their thoughts on the design, saying, “I

Madison Beer joined Charli D’Amelio and a few other Gen-Z stars for an event in Los Angeles last night. For the occasion, Beer opted for a relaxed look as she matched a lacy cutout crop top to light-wash mom jeans, looping in a pop of color with her chunky sweater. Madison Beer seen leaving an event in Los Angeles, Sept. 23. CREDIT: 007/PhotoGroup/MEGA A closer view of Madison Beer’s Dr. Martens boots. CREDIT: 007/PhotoGroup/MEGA The “Baby” singer lifted her look with a set of platform shoes from Dr. Martens. The 8053 patent leather brogues came with smooth uppers and signature exposed stitching, all set with a lace-up 5-eye front. Giving Beer a 1.5-inch height boost, the pair retails for $155 on the brand’s website . Dr. Martens 8053 Platform brogues. CREDIT: Courtesy of Dr. Martens Following Beer out of the event was none other than TikTok star Charli D’Amelio. The 16-year-old kept with the same outfit combination as her fellow guest in a white crop top and mom

Not even a pandemic could dampen the excitement, or anticipation, surrounding Prada’s debut joint collection between Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons. Announced in February, just as a coronavirus outbreak shut down Milan — and then the rest of the world — the news that the veteran Simons would join Prada rocked the fashion sphere. How would the brand’s iconic, singular aesthetic change with two co-creative directors? Thursday’s show offered a look. After a months-long back-and-forth on a physical show with live attendees, the first collection from the two designers was presented virtually, in an enclosed room outfitted with marigold-hued curtains, carpet, ceiling (and everything else), plus plenty of camera gear to get every angle of the collection. Prada spring ’21. CREDIT: Courtesy of Prada It was easy to see the Simons influence from the get-go, the combo of sharp lines and feminine shapes that were brought into clarity during his time at Christian Dior. The designer’s preferen

Hailey Baldwin gave her take on one of fall’s biggest styling hacks for a lunch date with husband Justin Bieber on Wednesday. Both sporting Evolvetogether face masks, the model joined her beau for a trip to Toast in Los Angeles as they both sported comfy looks. Bieber’s outfit teamed a sweatshirt to Fear of God Essentials green sweatpants whereas Baldwin matched an oversized hoodie to hidden tie-dye biker shorts. The effortless “pantless” trend has returned to the celebrity style scene amidst growing desires for comfy-chic apparel and athletic-inspired silhouettes during the current climate; stars like Kendall Jenner, Emily Ratajkowski and more have frequented the combination in recent weeks with more on the horizon as fall starts to settle. Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin out for a lunch date in Los Angeles, Sept. 23. CREDIT: CrownMedia/MEGA A closer view of Hailey Baldwin’s sneakers. CREDIT: CrownMedia/MEGA When it came to footwear, Baldwin decided to loop in a set

Kendall Jenner took her furry friend for a walk yesterday and sent a message with her look. Heading out with her dog for a stroll around Los Angeles, the model went for an athletic-inspired look in a set of classic black biker shorts — a favorite amongst celebrity style this season — and a cropped green button-up sweater. Her choice of face mask read loud and clear, saying “Vote” in bold white letters across a black front. Kendall Jenner takes her dog for a walk in a special face mask and “ugly” sandals in Los Angeles, Sept. 23. CREDIT: Splash News As for shoes, Jenner opted for an all-black version of summer’s biggest footwear trend, “ugly” sandals. Coming from Birkenstock, the double-strap Arizona Essentials silhouette features a contoured footbed with an adjustable fit and a special waterproof finish. Topped off with a textured outsole, the style retails for just $45 at DSW.com , making it one of Jenner’s more affordable footwear picks in her rotation. Considered tradition

For a fresh start to the season, Ariel Winter dyed her hair rosy pink, and it matches one of fall’s trendiest hues. The “Modern Family” star played with textiles and shared this bright-colored ensemble on Instagram. She appears to be wearing a bright pink Nour Hammour studded skirt, which is made from a leather-like material. View this post on Instagram served you up some cotton candy & flowers for your Wednesday *insert much needed cotton candy emoji here* #onwednesdayswewearpink #pink #pinkhair #flowers #hair #fashion A post shared by ARIEL WINTER (@arielwinter) on Sep 23, 2020 at 11:19am PDT The former “Good Luck, Charlie” actress styled the statement piece with an Asos design white corset top with organza puff-sleeves, sweetheart neckline, and square back. It is currently on sale for about $62 and available for purchase on Asos.com . Here’s a closer look at the shoe. CREDIT: Stuart Weitzman She chose a pair of Stuart Weitzman’s

It’s long been the position of fashion designers to show customers what they will probably want in the future.  But if the future is uncertain, what they want now may have to suffice. Fendi’s spring ’21 collection, which showed Wednesday at Milan Fashion Week, had a little bit of both. While the clothing looked to a future where working from and staying at home was in the rearview mirror, the footwear was firmly rooted in the comfort focus of the present circumstances. That is, socks and sandals. Yellow socks and woven sandals at Fendi spring ’21. CREDIT: WWD Held at Fendi’s headquarters, in the same event space that used to host hundreds of guests, packed shoulder-to-shoulder as recently as February, this time around the brand’s show had a fraction of their usual in-person guests (130 in total, spaced six feet apart, wearing masks). Most attendees watched the show virtually from the brand’s website. Fendi spring ’21. CREDIT: WWD Models walked coed in a socially distance