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Hailey Baldwin did her own take on retro casual style yesterday while on a trip to New York. In Bedford, the model wore a white T-shirt and gym shorts with an oversized white button-down shirt. Her accessories included a beige baseball cap embroidered with a “B” logo, sunglasses, black leather shoulder bag, and delicate gold jewelry—plus a green smoothie, one of the Tom Ford Beauty face’s favorites. Hailey Baldwin strolls in Bedford, New York. CREDIT: APEX / MEGA Hailey Baldwin strolls in Bedford, New York. CREDIT: APEX / MEGA The Versace model’s ensemble seemed inspired by ’90s airport style, which has been making a comeback as a fashion inspiration within the last year. Casual ensembles elevated by accents like minimalist jewelry, hats, and handbags have been trending, layered with pieces similar to their ’90s counterparts like vests, oversized shirts, and blazers. Stars like Kendall Jenner and Bella and Gigi Hadid have been seen in similar ensembles when traveling—eve

Emily Ratajkowski leveled up her mommy-and-me style with prints and retro sneakers this week. While on a stroll with her baby son Sylvester Apollo Bear in New York on Thursday, the model was breezy and chic in a matching printed tie-front vest and pants by Siedres. The set featured a bold multicolored tile print, with faint lettuce-style accents and front trouser slits. Emily Ratajkowski walks with baby Sylvester Apollo Bear in New York City. CREDIT: Robert O'Neil / SplashNews.com Emily Ratajkowski walks with baby Sylvester Apollo Bear in New York City. CREDIT: Robert O'Neil / SplashNews.com Matching sets have become a go-to for the celebrity set this year, with stars like Tracee Ellis Ross, Jennifer Lopez, and Megan Fox opting for coordinated top-and-bottom ensembles. The trend is a version of monochrome styling, which has also become a style hack from its’ easiness of matching pieces in the same color. Ratajkowski took hers to the next level with a bold print,

During the pandemic, fashion shows were reduced to virtual-only presentations and static look books, as travel restrictions slowed down the industry’s seasonal calendar and usual globetrotting frenzy — and forced it to reflect on how it might change its pace in a post-pandemic world. But with Christian Dior’s cruise ’22 runway show, travel is officially back, and just in time for summer vacation, as travel restrictions begin to loosen (even though some international rules are still in place ). For the French luxury brand’s women’s cruise ’22 collection, creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri showed a staggering 91 looks, which models wore down an outdoor runway in Athens, Greece. Referencing a series of photographs from a haute couture collection that the designer Christian Dior showed near the Parthenon in the ancient Greek city, Chiuri framed the line as a “rediscovery of civilization’s roots, not out of nostalgia but out of a desire to recompose,” as its release stated. Other in

Move over, martini heels:  There’s a new silhouette in the market for fashion’s It shoe girl. Over the past few months, Amina Muaddi has given her fans a closer look at how her must-have shoes are made, with behind-the-scenes photos at her factory in Italy. From racks of freshly-finished, crystal-embellished pumps to trays of the martini-shaped heel that earned her legions of loyal wearers, a series of social media posts have revealed more of the process behind fashion’s most lust worthy shoes. They’ve also highlighted a new heel in the mix. Muaddi herself has been modeling the new shape, a classic 2000s-style wedge with angular lines and the same candy-colored hues that the designer’s other heels feature. View this post on Instagram A post shared by AMINA MUADDI (@aminamuaddi) Among the styles, Muaddi’s new Lupita wedge is an update to her PVC mule of the same name. Instead of her iconici martini heel, the designer has swapped in a glass-

Dr. Jill Biden joined husband President Joe Biden for their first-ever international tour during their term in office last week, and the first lady used the opportunity to make a statement with her style. For her first look arriving to the United Kingdom, Dr. Biden chose a buttoned blue blazer and a white dress to match her navy suede pumps. While many former first ladies typically wore classic shoes style from major labels such as Jimmy Choo, Manolo Blahnik and Christian Louboutin for such engagements, Biden chose independent American shoe designer Marion Parke. President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden arrive on Air Force One ahead of the G7 summit. CREDIT: AP Parke, who debuted her namesake shoe brand for spring ’16, is fairly new to the shoe industry and has been in growth mode. Soon after launching her line, Parke made noise in the industry as a former podiatric surgeon creating comfortable, luxury Italian shoes for women. What sets her apart from similar luxury label

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has managed to make dressing up again feel cozy. On Thursday, the supermodel took to Instagram to showcased an effortlessly chic look while teasing a new beauty launch from Rose Inc. — the star’s own beauty platform. Her ensemble included an oversized t-shirt dress that came in a taupe hue and featured diagonal stripes. The relaxed dress featured a button-up closure and a collared neckline. To finalize the easygoing look, Huntington-Whiteley opted for one of this season’s biggest footwear trends: thong sandals. The model’s pair, which are from The Row, featured a pointed toe construction and sat atop a low pyramid heel. Thong silhouettes reemerged on the celebrity scene last year and have continued to be the “it” style as we get into the summer months. Different iterations of thong sandals were also seen on the spring ’21 runways of Jacquemus, Coperni, Kenzo and more. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rosie HW

After watching actor Idris Elba and wife Sabrina Elba’s Instagram Live with Black Lives Matter co-founder Opal Tometi last year, Christian Louboutin reached out to the couple to help continue their mission when it comes to social justice. To give back to those voices who are often unheard, Louboutin and the Elba’s teamed up for a special collaboration. Releasing today is a collection of shoes, and 100% of the proceeds made from line will be donated directly to five non-profit organizations. (L-R) Idris Elba, Christian Louboutin and Sabrina Elba. CREDIT: Courtesy of Christian Louboutin The line is comprised of eight shoe styles, including men’s sneakers and women’s heels, as well as handbags and a bracelet. The collection features styles detailed with Strelitzia reginae — “Mandela’s Gold” —  a beautiful plant that has come to symbolize empathy, hope and freedom. In addition, each product includes the statement “Walk A Mile In My Shoes,” in a Louboutin red script motif. The li