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Bad Bunny and Crocs teased their first-ever collaboration today and the clogs come with a very special feature: they glow in the dark. The Bad Bunny x Crocs clogs launch in limited quantities on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at 2 p.m. at Crocs.com  with a price tag of $60. The shoes will also drop at partner sites in Latin America as well as at FinishLine.com and at select Finish Line and Foot Locker storefronts. The “Glow Up” clogs come in an all-white colorway with specialized Jibbitz charms inspired both by outer space and by the Peurto Rican singer himself. Along with a reimagined take of a fire emoji, the charms also include classic glow-in-the-dark stars inspired by the ones kids loved to use to light up their childhood bedrooms. Bad Bunny models his upcoming glow in the dark Crocs clogs, Sept. 25. CREDIT: Courtesy of Bad Bunny/Instagram 9.29.20 Bad Bunny & Crocs Collab pic.twitter.com/P3RynBhmAC — Reggaeton (@Notigenero) September 25, 2020 Bad Bunny X Crocs COMING 9.

Sofia Vergara provided fall style inspiration with an easy, everyday-chic look. Wearing bottoms from her  Sofia Jeans by Sofia Vergara label, the “Modern Family” alumna modeled an effortless all-black look on Instagram today that included a plunging V-neck top and the brand’s Carmen jeans; the flare-leg trousers retail for an affordable price of just $30 at Walmart.com . From under the longer hem of her pants peeped out a set of black booties to finish off the monochromatic appeal of the ensemble. View this post on Instagram TGIF…just got back from shooting one of my favorite holiday campaigns works St. Jude and want to show you what I wore. I love a good black jean and these are new this season They’re the Carmen Jean — a trouser fit, a flared bottom, and super great on your bum Let me know how you like them and tag me in your photos. I love seeing you in my #SofiaJeans A post shared by Sofia Vergara (@sofiavergara) on Sep 25, 2020 at 11:20am P

There’s been much chatter this fashion month about how un-exciting virtual shows and presentations are, especially when compared to the real-life versions they are replacing. That may all be true. But Versace’s show still managed to be one of the most captivating moments of Milan Fashion Week, even if it was digital-only. A flouncy slip dress and sky blue platforms at Versace spring ’21. CREDIT: Courtesy of Versace The social promo leading up to the show may have helped a bit. The day before, Versace released a variety of preview images of its “Versaceapolis,” a “utopian settlement on the seabed ruled by Medusa with principles of empowerment, strength and beauty”(according to the Instagram caption). Another post revealed the Medusa head carved into stone, sitting at the imaginary bottom of the sea, surrounded by Poseidon- and Adonis-esque statues and other artifacts meant to create a Greco-Roman, Atlantis-like setting that also felt vaguely like a live-action stage for Disney’s

Paris Fashion Week begins Sept. 28 and runs until Oct. 6 — and just like New York, London and Milan runways will be predominantly digital affairs. There will still be some physical shows, though, albeit with much smaller audience capacity than usual as pandemic numbers rise again across Europe. Maria Grazia Chirui will present her Dior collection on Sept. 29, when it will also be live streamed on TikTok. As will Louis Vuitton which will show on Oct. 6. The LVMH-owned houses join brands such as fellow stable mate Celine , plus Alice + Olivia and, most recently, Etro in harnessing the medium. Celine spring ’21 CREDIT: Celine Chanel will also stage a physical show on Oct. 6 which will be the house’s last outing in its accustomed Grand Palais venue. From next season, it will decamp to a smaller custom-built venue near the Trocadero as artistic director Virginie Viard favors a return to smaller more intimate outings. Other brands showing live include Kenzo, Chloe, Koché, Isabel

Olivia Culpo showed off an easy fall outfit combination that will be everywhere this season. The former Miss Universe modeled a white midi-length sweater dress for her look of the day on Thursday. Coming from St. John Knits, the brand’s Heavy Georgette dress retails for $2,695 and features a chic gold belted finish. Culpo then finished off the look with her go-to quilted $2,800 Bottega Veneta purse . To truly nail the fall vibe, she made sure to include a pair of on-trend boots, courtesy of Paris Texas. View this post on Instagram What’s your favorite 1,2, or 3? I can never choose which is why I usually just post all of them incase you couldn’t tell hehe. Ps, I chose the white bag!!! A post shared by Olivia Culpo (@oliviaculpo) on Sep 24, 2020 at 4:54pm PDT The designer pair offers the perfect level of slouch with a straight shaft and a smooth suede finish. The pointed-toe pair comes set atop an impressive 4.3-inch stiletto heel and is availabl

Emma Roberts gave her Instagram fans a sneak peak of a classic Versace look, but she won’t reveal what it’s for until January. View this post on Instagram This @versace look coming in #january but not allowed to say for what yet… A post shared by Emma Roberts (@emmaroberts) on Sep 24, 2020 at 9:27am PDT Wearing the Versace roseprint safety pin dress, which features a multi-color allover rose print in blue, fuchsia and lime green hues, Roberts clutched a small black Versace purse at her side. The long-sleeved minidress is designed with a round neck and belted waist with gathered detailing. The Versace dress retails for $1,820 on Farfetch.com . For footwear, the “Scream Queens” actress wore a pair of classy black pumps that appeared to be similar in style to Versace’s safety pin slingback pumps. Versace Safety Pin Slingback Pumps CREDIT: Courtesy of Modes To Buy: Versace Safety Pin Slingback Pumps, $574 The heels, which are made with patent

Sienna Miller wore an almost dominatrix-style look from the Gucci Pre-Fall 2020 collection to the Monte-Carlo Gala for Planetary Health. Sienna Miller wearing Gucci at the Monte-Carlo Gala For Planetary Health. CREDIT: Courtesy of SplashNews The black fluid silk viscose velvet halter strap dress is designed to contrast with its black patent leather top and bow details. For footwear, Miller opted for a pair of Gucci pink metallic leather high heel sandals, although the details were hidden under the long dress. The Gucci heeled sandal comes in a salmon-colored metallic leather and is defined by crisscross straps and a logo print lining. The stiletto heel measures 4.1 inches and the shoe features an adjustable ankle strap with a buckle. A pair retails for $890 . Gucci Women’s Heeled Sandals CREDIT: Courtesy of Gucci To Buy: Gucci Women’s Heeled Sandals, $890 She completed the look with a multicolor embroidered clutch and a GG Running cuff bracelet in yellow gold. To kee