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Ashley Graham is making TikTok casual again and we are here for it. The model is currently expecting her second child with husband Justin Ervin and showed off her growing baby bump in a new way yesterday on the media sharing platform. Graham debuted a twist on an outfit of the day in just a lacy bralette and coordinating black shapewear-style bottoms. As if her outfit wasn’t bold enough, the media personality then slipped out a set of camouflage clogs courtesy of Crocs. @theashleygraham and today’s affirmation is… ♬ you look good – a hot girl In 2020, Crocs experienced a major resurgence across the industry and celeb style. With collabs from Justin Bieber, Post Malone and more as well as a return to comfort footwear, the brand received the FNAA for Brand of the Year in December 2020. In the past year, the clogs have been spotted on everyone who is everyone’s feet — think Saweetie, Nicki Minaj, Heidi Klum, Diplo and more. Graham’s own pair of shoes taps the brand’s line of

Ariana Grande’s first official promo for “The Voice” is here and it did not disappoint. The “Sweetener” singer joins the music competition as a new judge for the upcoming season, joining Blake Shelton, John Legend and Kelly Clarkson in the hot seat. Today, the NBC series debuted a campaign on social media featuring all four judges in a camp-inspired promo. For the clip, Grande broke out her signature bold style in a glittering minidress layered with sheer black tights. To elevate her petite frame, the “Victorious” alumna buckled up a set of strappy sandals complete with a platform base and an over 6-inch curved heel. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ariana Grande (@arianagrande) “Hello and screaming !!!! cannot wait for everyone to see our first promo tomorrow for season 21 of @nbcthevoice !!! it’s ….. the most ridiculous and fun. i adore these humans so much and am already an emotional wreck worrying about saying goodbye to ever

For fans who have missed the wilder side of Lady Gaga’s style, we have just the gift for you. The “A Star Is Born” actress brought back a touch of her signature bold taste as she left a photoshoot in New York on Monday. Going monochrome, Lady Gaga modeled a design from Magda Butrym’s fall ’21 collection — a black bustier-style dress with a maxi-length hem and a keyhole cutout across the torso. The crepe dress retails for over $1,400 at Moda Operandi . Lady Gaga seen leaving the Highline Studios after a photoshoot in New York, July 26. CREDIT: MEGA A closer view of Lady Gaga’s wild boots. CREDIT: MEGA The real kicker of the “Telephone” musician’s attire came with her choice of footwear. Tapping one of her go-to brands, Pleaser Shoes, the heeled boots clocked in at a towering 9 inches in height with an over 5-inch platform base for balance. Formed with a lace-up silhouette and leather uppers, the brand’s Infinity design retails for $113 on its website with similar iterati

The trends of the 1990s are back and Zoe Kravitz is leading the train. The upcoming Catwoman actress stepped out and about in New York on Monday in retro-chic fashion, modeling a scoop-neck blue tank top and a silky gray low-rise maxi skirt. Low-rise bottoms, like halter tops and narrow-frame sunglasses, were a common sight decades ago as stars elevated their off-duty attire with bold tube tops and square-toe sandals amongst other major trends. Zoe Kravitz steps out and about in New York, July 26. CREDIT: LRNYC/MEGA A closer view of Zoe Kravitz’s sandals. CREDIT: LRNYC/MEGA Another trend that made its way back from decades ago is thong-toe sandals which Kravitz broke out to round out her look. Her flat pair included a squared-off front with soft straps and a black leather base. Thong-toe footwear also returned to the celebrity scene last year as one of its biggest trends and is sticking around in 2021. Be it classic flip-flops or thong-toe heels, the minimalistic silho

Hailey Baldwin brought a dramatic flair to date night with husband Justin Bieber this week. The married couple attended the “Freedom Art Experience” gallery in Los Angeles last night, hosted by the “Baby” musician himself. While Bieber opted for a classic tuxedo for the black-tie affair, his model counterpart went glam in a velvet gown courtesy of Alessandra Rich; the design from the brand’s fall ’21 collection highlights a long-sleeve fit with a dipped neckline and daringly high leg slits replaced with sheer lace. Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber are all dressed up as they attend ‘Freedom Art Experience’ gallery in Hollywood, Calif. The art gallery was hosted by Justin Bieber, July 26. CREDIT: Photographer Group/MEGA Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber are all dressed up as they attend ‘Freedom Art Experience’ gallery in Hollywood, Calif. The art gallery was hosted by Justin Bieber, July 26. CREDIT: Twoeyephotos/MEGA As for footwear, both husband and wife decided on classica

Coach unveiled the campaign for its fall ’21 collection today with a little help from a few familiar faces. The beloved brand tapped ambassadors Jennifer Lopez, Michael B. Jordan, Jeremy Lin and Kōki to model pieces from its upcoming ready-to-wear collection as seasons start to shift. The images, taken by Renell Medrano, are meant to highlight the endless joy that comes when you bring friends and communities together. The collection is now available to shop at Coach.com . “The Fall collection is inspired by our present and our future––by what we’ve learned and where we are going,” said Coach Creative Director Stuart Vevers in a release. “It’s a story about friendship and the way our loved ones inspire, support and shape us, and the excitement we feel about spending time together again. Comforting, nostalgic and tactile, it celebrates the sense of possibility and joy found in connection.” Jennifer Lopez poses for Coach’s fall ’21 campaign. CREDIT: Renell Medrano/Coach Michae

Tracy Reese and Naturalizer are teaming up for a sustainable collaboration. The designer — who has most recently been focusing on her slow-fashion business model Hope for Flowers — was inspired by color, her own personal wardrobe and her signature floral prints and hand-painted stripes for the collection. Each style is personally designed by Reese in her Detroit-based studio. The Hope For Flowers x Naturalizer line, which is set to launch in March 2022, will include nine styles including flats, espadrilles and kitten heels, featuring scarlet red, sapphire blue and fuchsia colorways. It will also feature insole boards made from recycled molded plastic, recycled linings and select fabric uppers made from sustainable yarns. “I launched Hope For Flowers because I wanted to have a social enterprise as well as a clothing brand. Key to my vision is collaborating with like-minded brands to continue to drive change. Naturalizer is on its own path towards increased sustainable offerings, all