Between the new Airbnb.org Gala, the 2026 WSJ. Magazine Innovator Awards, and the Time100 Next Gala, the celebrity red carpet circuit was buzzing this week. But beyond the lights, camera, action of it all, A-listers saved their best October outfits for last—and for seasonal, street style step-and-repeats.

One thing the red carpet didn't get? Cool-girl looks from not one, but two Hadid sisters. Early in the week, Bella stayed true to her signature stovepipe jeans trend in (still available) Frame denim. She paired the '90s throwback with a fresh-from-the-box top-handle tote and leather jacket, both by Balmain.

Not long after Bella took her decadent leather duo for a spin, Gigi welcomed soft, slipper-style shoes to her ever-expanding collection of Miu Miu loafers. In New York City, the Guest In Residence founder stopped by her flagship store in her knitwear brand's best-selling Everywear Pants, Miu Miu's $8,200 Waxed Leather Jacket, and the Ruches Suede Loafers. The next day, Gigi celebrated the opening of her label's new Madison Avenue location in her go-to Kookai tank (the same halter top she wore backstage at the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show) and a plaid pencil skirt from Guest In Residence.

Now, the Hadids weren't the only stars serving enviable late fall looks this week. Katie Holmes, Rihanna, and Jennifer Lawrence followed the Hadids' lead in layered seasonal style, too. For the best celebrity fashion moments from the final week of October (and ways to recreate them in November and beyond), keep scrolling.

Gigi Hadid

Gigi Hadid started Sweatpants and Slippers Season in a surprising amount of Miu Miu, including the intentionally weathered, Waxed Suede Leather Jacket. Then, for her "groutfit," Gigi color-coordinated a light gray cardigan and Guest In Residence's Everywear Pants, a relaxed sweats-adjacent style she's worn on repeat since 2022.

As for her accessories, she sourced Miu Miu for the Pocket Top-Handle Tote and matching Ruches Loafers in chestnut suede.

Fast forward to the opening party of NYC's second Guest In Residence store, and Gigi traded the layers for her favorite (sold-out) Kookai tank top, a plaid, wrap-style skirt that she designed, and a chocolate leather biker jacket. To finish the fall look, the model carried a bucket bag with bright pink flowers and slipped on two-tone, cowboy-coded boots.

Bella Hadid

Meanwhile, in L.A., Bella went with black leather. First, she tucked a graphic tee beneath Balmain's peplum Signature Jacket, which complemented her belted, black Sphynx Bag. Embracing the '90s edge of the Balmain pieces, she sourced Frame for the low-rise, bootcut Rodeo Jeans. While Bella's beloved cowboy boots would've worked with the leather-and-denim look, she chose slingback vintage Prada pumps instead.

Katie Holmes

Katie Holmes, a Banana Republic loyalist, sampled the brand's newest designer collaboration on her NYC stroll: Banana Republic x Zankov. She stacked a striped, sold-out sweater beneath a leather jacket and traded her beloved Icon Classic Wide-Leg Jean for dark denim. She then accessorized with soft suede loafers and a Toteme top-handle bag. Fun (fashion) fact: The actor wore the same tote with another full Banana Republic 'fit in 2024.

Jennifer Lawrence

One year after Jennifer Lawrence walked the red carpet in Conner Ives's celebrity-beloved Demi Couture Robe, her off-duty winter outfit tested a different take on the duster trend. The actor chose Colleen Allen's velvety chartreuse, sidewalk-sweeping style, which matched her Miu Miu cardigan. Channeling the housecoat's retro charm, Lawrence swapped sneakers for the indoor-outdoor slipper trend in black suede. Her finishing touch? A month-old basket bag from Tory Burch's Spring 2027 collection.

Rihanna

This week, Rihanna added the most autumnal color combination to her early-winter wardrobe. Looking fresh from a pumpkin patch, the pop star zoomed from CVS to Giorgio Baldi in a cool-toned brown sweater from Phoebe Philo and olive green bottoms.

While her security carried one of her monogrammed Louis Vuitton Speedy Bags, RiRi accessorized with bug-eye sunglasses, supersized hoop earrings, and the high-vamp heels trend.

Sienna Miller

Take it from Sienna Miller: The London girl look isn't always prim and proper. While walking around London with her daughter, Marlowe, Miller made her baggy denim overalls less Americana-coded with high-vamp Phoebe Philo flats (the same sold-out slippers she wore on the red carpet this summer) and Bottega Veneta's $9,100 Small Cabat Bag. While her Polo Ralph Lauren bibs aren't available to shop anymore, Gap slashed 50 percent off a similar pair.

Holiday parties aside, I'm living in sweatpants and slippers from now until Valentine's Day. For days when shearling-lined slides won't do, though, Gigi Hadid showcased a happy medium shoe trend that feels (but doesn't look) as relaxed as slippers. On October 28, soft loafers gave Hadid's Guest In Residence "groutfit" a refined finish.

For a trip to her knitwear brand's New York City store, Hadid layered in a white T-shirt, a cropped gray cardigan, and Miu Miu's $8,200 Waxed Suede Leather Jacket. Wednesday afternoon marked the intentionally faded, chestnut brown blazer's second sighting on Hadid's shoulders. The founder's gray Guest In Residence Everywear Pants, however, have become her most beloved cashmere bottoms since their launch in 2022.

The color coordination didn't stop with her sweatsuit—she matched her shoes to her jacket, too. The model debuted her newest slipper-style loafers from Miu Miu, her favorite fashion house for casually cool It shoes. She's especially loyal to the Italian label's Ruches line of loafers, which features elasticized heels, penny-type toe boxes, and Miu Miu's logo embossed in metallic gold. While these seem to be her first suede Ruches shoes, she owns the leather option in black, burgundy, and espresso brown.

For her finishing touches, Hadid accessorized with a beaded necklace, diamond drop earrings, a Guest In Residence shopping bag, and Miu Miu's pocket Top-Handle Tote. Similar to her signature soft loafers, Hadid can't stop styling the multi-pocket purse with autumnal looks. At recent Paris Fashion Week, the chestnut brown bag helped make her mesh flats fall-appropriate.

Hadid isn't the only New Yorker with a soft spot for, well, soft loafers that are more akin to a slipper than the more traditional structured styles. Zoë Kravitz and Jennifer Lawrence rarely run errands without slip-on shoes from The Row. Don't let the designer footwear fool you, though: This loafer trend isn't as high-priced as it sounds. Need proof? Shop the similar, Hadid-supported shoes—and sweatpants—below.

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The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is almost back for another fabulous year. Three years into its revamp, the live event stands as a spectacle of opulent looks, star models (with a focus on inclusive casting), and can't-miss performances from music's biggest stars.

Heads up: If you've faithfully tuned in over the past two years, VSFW 2026 has a new time slot (thankfully on the weekend), a new streaming platform, and a new host city. This year's show will move coasts to L.A., welcoming longtime Angels (Adriana Lima, Gigi Hadid, Joan Smalls, and Liu Wen) and returning stars (Alex Consani, Anok Yai, Ashley Graham, and Paloma Elsesser). The musical guests also gracing the stage are Megan Thee Stallion, Katseye, Tate McRae, and Megan Moroney.

With this year's show just days away, read on for everything you need to know about how to watch the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.

Everything to Know About How to Watch the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show

When is the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show?

The 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show will be held on Sunday, October 18, 2026—marking the production's first time in L.A. since 2007. The third installment of the brand's revamped show shifts the festivities to the weekend, arriving a year and three days after last year's event.

How to watch the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show:

The official broadcast of the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show begins Sunday, October 18, at 7:30 p.m. ET and streams on the official Victoria's Secret YouTube channel. The live special will also stream across Victoria's Secret's social media accounts, including Instagram and TikTok.

Fans can also tune in early to the Pink Carpet at 7 pm ET to watch the pre-show special hosted by journalists Scott Evans and Zanna Rassi.

YouTube is the fashion extravaganza's newest partner, after the show was previously streamed on Amazon Live in 2024 and 2025. Like its predecessor, YouTube will enhance the viewing experience with behind-the-scenes content and shopping links so viewers can shop the runway. Fashion fans can also tune into the docuseries Angels Among Us, which follows a nationwide search for Victoria's Secret's next Angel.

YouTube is free for all users. Those who want to tune in to the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show can either search for the term on YouTube or head to the brand's official channel.

Gigi Hadid is a Paris Fashion Week pro—and not just on the runway. With over a decade of experience modeling for French Fashion Month mainstays like Chanel, Miu Miu, and Balenciaga, she has packing for post-show soirées down to a science—especially in the It-shoe department. For every pair of pumps in her suitcase, Hadid adds a few runway-ready flats trends. Case in point: the mesh Mary Janes that she made autumn-appropriate on October 4.

After debuting the second-to-last runway look at Miu Miu (complete with a low-slung pencil skirt and sneakers), Hadid waved to fans outside the Spring/Summer 2027 show in a casually cool fall outfit. For her model off-duty moment, she tucked a crisp white button-down into dark-wash, stovepipe-slim jeans, and shade-matched her brown belt to Miu Miu's Pocket Top-Handle Bag (named for the exterior's protruding pouches) in the warm-toned "caramel" color.

The suede sneakers that Hadid showcased on the catwalk (courtesy of the next unreleased Miu Miu x New Balance collection) would've given her French girl-worthy outfit some New York City edge. Thanks to the 80-degree day, though, she got away with wearing the mesh Mary Janes trend. Styling seasonal staples on top helped transform the summer silhouette into an underdog design for fall.

This isn't the first time that Hadid has paired pedicure-revealing shoes with everyday basics: Just like Anne Hathaway, Margot Robbie, and Jennifer Lawrence, she's especially fond of Alaïa's mesh Mary Janes. Miu Miu's $1,290 Embroidered Mesh Ballerinas, however, are new to Hadid's cool-girl shoe collection.

The single-strap flats are mostly white, except for the slim black soles, silver hardware, and the purple-and-green flowers that were cross-stitched onto the milky mesh. Perhaps they're a Paris Fashion Week souvenir—or a "thank you" gift from Miu Miu for joining the spring show.

Not only did Hadid's Mary Janes break the "no white after Labor Day" rule, but they brought a signature warm-weather silhouette out of storage. Over the summer, everyone from Hathaway and Elle Fanning to Lawrence and even Hadid showed some skin beneath the full-coverage, flip-flop alternative. Eventually, once 65-degree days became the norm, transparent Mary Janes migrated to the bottom of celebrity shoe racks, but according to Hadid, they can (and should) remain in regular rotation.

All you need is a classic seasonal co-ord to offset the shocking sheerness (see: the white button-downs and denim below), and suddenly, they're just as autumnal as opaque Mary Jane options.

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Gigi Hadid isn't just a supermodel but a professional traveler, too. While recreating her runway looks might require connections to creative directors, it's easy to channel her cool-girl airport attire on your next flight. Case in point: On September 22, when Hadid arrived in Italy for Vogue World in Milan a laid-back chic look that could go from plane to work.

Hours before the fifth annual fashion show took over the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Hadid was spotted backstage in a pale pink, long-sleeve shirt from Prada (whose Milan Fashion Week runway show was the same day), chocolate brown corduroy bottoms, and work-appropriate soft leather loafers.

Then, Guest in Residence founder sported Miu Miu's Pocket Bag, a shoulder style known for its protruding zipper pouches. To finish her off-duty outfit, Hadid accessorized with cat-eye sunglasses, a brown belt shade-matched to her bag, and diamond drop earrings. Fashion Month spectators may recognize her comfort-first footwear and Miu Miu purse: At New York Fashion Week, Hadid exited Tommy Hilfiger's spring runway show with the fall hero items in tow.

In addition to looking comfortably polished, Hadid's striped shirt tapped into a big Fashion Month trend. Fashion editor Lauren Tappan spotted stripes on the Spring 2026 runways of Zimmermann, Dolce & Gabbana, and more.

Outside Spring/Summer 2027 shows in NYC, horizontal lines in all shades and sizes also graced the street style circuit. While one showgoer wore a brown Staud crewneck with a cool blue collar with jeans, another dressed the trend up in a pantsuit. Stylist and writer Gabriella Karefa-Johnson joined the striped-shirt bandwagon, pairing a navy-and-camel long-sleeve with a lace-trimmed slip skirt.

Meanwhile, at London Fashion Week, striped shirts looked preppier than ever. The Montreal-based influencer Grece Ghanem tucked a red, white, and black polo from Marks & Spencer into a wrap-style camel skirt, contrasting the sportiness with heels and a mini bag.

Stripes then appeared on a baby-blue-and-brown top and a tomato-red-and-green rugby dress.

This summer, everyone from Julia Roberts and Lori Harvey to Natalia Bryant and Hadid wore striped styles on repeat, too. Now, as you transition your closet from summer to fall, make sure to save a spot (or two) for a shirt à la Hadid.

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This New York Fashion Week, brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Diane von Furstenberg, Cult Gaia, and Tory Burch aren't the only ones painting the town red. Outside the Spring 2027 runway shows, fashion insiders, editors, and celebrities have transformed the street style circuit into a sea of strawberry, crimson, and tomato.

It's tradition for a hue or two to emerge as New York Fashion Week's top color trend. Back in Sept. 2025, it was all about the burgundy. Last February, showgoers at Fall 2026 fêtes boarded the chocolate brown bandwagon. Now, whether guests are wearing head-to-toe tomato or splashes of scarlet, there are as many red pieces running rampant around NYFW as there are spectators.

The red takeover tiptoed its way into Manhattan on the eve of NYFW, popping Elle Fanning's leather pencil skirt at Coach, Ella Hunt's uber-buttoned blazer, and embroidery on Cynthia Erivo's military jacket at Ralph Lauren. (At the same time, Rachel Comey introduced fire hydrant-tinted hosiery and Cult Gaia traded beige for red bralettes.)

Once the official Day 1 of spring 2027 runway showcases began, the pigment became the not-so-subtle superstar of pre- and post-show step-and-repeats. But which shade came out on top? The perennial color (endorsed by Alaïa, Balenciaga, Hermès, and more for Fall 2026) that remains as popular today as it was in 2023 is tomato red.

During NYFW last September, Katie Holmes paired a ripened Metier purse with matching high-vamp flats. Fast forward to the current calendar of events—which run from Sept. 10 to 15—and you can't walk a single block without shifting your attention to an unmissable shade of red on billowy blouses, steamed polo shirts, and wedding guest-worthy dresses.

That's not to say tomato is the only Fashion Week-worthy red. Before Tommy Hilfiger's spring runway show (which sprinkled the color onto rugby shirts, button-downs, boat totes, and even baseball caps), A-listers proved every tone of the color trend has daily dressing potential.

First up? Camila Cabello, who shade-matched the sweater draped over her shoulders to a knitted mini skirt. Soon after, Lana Condor tested the same Kendall Jenner-approved layering hack by wearing a strawberry cable-knit cardigan with a white T-shirt, a navy blue jacket, and wide-leg jeans. Peep the same eye-catching color on her manicure.

Once the first model graced the New York-based brand's catwalk, Gigi Hadid reminded spectators that red has always been her shade. (Her own knitwear label, Guest In Residence, is constantly adding tomato attire to its catalog—and therefore, the founder's regular rotation.) She opened the Tommy Hilfiger show in baggy bottoms that matched the brand's logo.

After all 69 looks walked the runway (most of which featured at least a sprinkle of red), an off-duty Hadid was photographed outside, wearing a vintage Tommy Hilfiger baseball tee in an almost identical dye.

On Sept. 11, when the NYFW spotlight switched to Michael Kors, the color trend took over the VIP-filled front row. So much so, it seemed like the revered New York designer made it his dress code. Everyone from Kathryn Newton and Ashe to Gabrielle Union and Lisa Rinna frosted themselves in the fresh-from-the-garden tint.

There's no doubt that Union and Rinna wore the most red, though. While the Bring It On actor stacked a tomato sweater-turned-shawl over an identical sweater dress, the reality star posed in a knee-length ruby look that was more feathers than actual fabric.

Meanwhile, deeper shades of red offset the overwhelming majority of tomato attire.

If the red street style series is this ripe in September, it's bound to be a successful holiday season for the shade. Translation: Now's the time to test the compatibility between your personal color palette and garnet, strawberry, russet, and, of course, tomato. To DIY your nearest sidewalk into NYFW, shop the Marie Claire-approved red pieces below.

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As someone who grew up in an Eastern European household—and now lives in a city like New York, where the streets aren’t exactly pristine—I am a firm believer in indoor clothes. The second I get home, my outdoor clothing comes off, and I change into the softest, loosest thing I own. Drawstring pants have long been a key part of that rotation: comfortable, unfussy, and, at least in my mind, firmly intended for the couch, not the outside world.

But over the past few years, the fashion world has made a very convincing case for taking them to the streets. As drawstring and pull-on cotton pants have become a bona fide trend, celebrities like Gigi Hadid, Anne Hathaway, and Laura Harrier have laid the groundwork, styling them in intentionally relaxed ways that don’t scream “I just ran out for coffee.” Paired with button-downs, blazers, ballet flats, designer bags, and other pieces I’d normally save for actual trousers or jeans, the humble bottoms suddenly looked surprisingly put-together.

So, I decided it was time to test my own fashion prejudice. Could the pants I associate most with staying in actually become something I’d wear out? This week, I’m finding out.

Drawstring Pants Are Leaving the Couch

Over the past few years, as relaxed silhouettes have displaced rigid tailoring on the runways, pull-on pants have moved beyond their loungewear associations and into everyday wardrobes. No longer reserved solely for lounging, these loose, breathable styles are now getting the dressed-up treatment with new fabrications (see: satin and taffeta), silhouettes (barrel-leg, cargo), and every color imaginable.

On the street style circuit, celebrities have helped push the trend even further, turning drawstring pants into a certifiable It-girl uniform. Kaia Gerber paired blue drawstring trousers with ballet flats and a Balenciaga City bag at the end of 2024, while Jennifer Lawrence wore wide-leg black pull-on pants with a trench and Loewe sneakers a few months later. This summer, Hadid made beige drawstring pants feel airport-ready with suede loafers and a Miu Miu bag, while Sofia Richie Grainge styled a pair with knitwear and slim trainers for a recent trip to Tokyo.

How I Style It

Perhaps no brand is more synonymous with drawstring pants right now than celebrity favorite Leset. The L.A.-based label, whose pants feature elasticized waists only, released its Kyoto Pants years before the trend took over. Since then, everyone from Gerber and Lawrence to Katie Holmes has worn the style.

For a day of work meetings, I styled Gerber’s exact pair. To balance the bright cobalt color and the relaxed barrel-leg silhouette, I leaned into a more corporate uniform on top with a button-front shirt and blazer. The cropped fit of the TWP shirt solved the tuck-it-in-or-leave-it-out dilemma, while the drawcord detail on the Smythe blazer subtly echoed the waist ties. For this look, I traded my soft loafers for even softer (and trendier) Derby-style jazz shoes from the also-Gerber-approved brand Repetto. I finished the workwear look with a purse from another A-lister-endorsed name Cuyana and silver hoop earrings from my go-to affordable jewelry brand Jenny Bird.

For nighttime, I contrasted the utilitarian silhouette of the pant with a form-fitting going-out top. I then doubled down on the dressiness with heeled shoes from Nomasei. A wedge flip-flop or sandal would also be a fun alternative, playing up the Y2K, Rachel Green-esque look of the cargos. I’ve been loving this season’s colorblocking trend, so I added a Prada handbag (a reissue model which further winked to the 2000s) in red to contrast graphically with the cobalt blue. Statement earrings and cocktail rings finished off the outfit that could go from dinner to late-night drinks.

After a day and night of wearing drawstring pants out, I’m officially reconsidering my indoor pants as outerwear. You still won’t catch me wearing my outside clothes at home, though.

Marie Claire editor-in-chief Nikki Ogunnaike wasn't wrong when she told me "everyone loves" the Wild Rag by Guest In Residence. Not only did the triangle scarf earn endorsements from the knitwear brand's founder, Gigi Hadid, and her sister, Bella Hadid, but it sold out twice since launching last summer. Now, the best-seller is back just in time for fall—and with a brand-new price tag and slightly updated look.

Last August, when Hadid gave the elevated bandana a spot in her Fall 2025 collection, it retailed for $245. At the time, the style was made from 100 percent cashmere and boasted a reversible design. Two restocks and a makeover later, the neckerchief is, once again, available for purchase—and for $145.

Why the price switch? While the Wild Rag 2.0 boasts the familiar paisley jacquard pattern, color combinations, and triangular shape, it now comes in a cotton-silk blend. Not only did that lower the price tag, but it also made the scarf more lightweight than the first iteration.

There's also a subtle shade update: Guest In Residence's reinvention welcomes ivory and strawberry red, sage green and burnt sienna, and indigo and caramel to the Wild Rag family. Sadly, this means you will have to wait for a restock of the original to snag the sky blue-and-white color that Hadid wore to Disneyland earlier this year. However, you can still style the successor the Gigi Hadid Way: over a suede trench coat, straight-leg jeans, and soft loafers.

The red-and-cream paisley print is also available for $145. You might remember the bold crimson color from Dec. 2025, when Bella wore it tied to a vintage Chanel tote—with a furry coat, baseball hat, and tall Ugg boots.

Last fall, Guest In Residence's Wild Rag led the knit triangle scarf trend, adopted by Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber, Dakota Johnson, and more. While Jenner and Bieber chose neutral styles, the Gigi- and Bella-approved bandana prints added extra visual interest to the look. Perhaps that's why the scarf always sells so fast: The paisley pattern stands out on the celebrity street style scene.

The new release is one of the more wallet-friendly takes on the trend. Even when it was made from cashmere, it didn't come close to The Row's $600 price tag. For your first fall 2026 investment, treat yourself to Guest In Residence's now-iconic scarf. When it inevitably sells out again, peruse similar paisley pieces below.

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I remember the days when layering a low-cut tank top over another low-cut tank top was considered the height of fashion. No, I'm not talking about 2010 (although that is a viable answer). The year in question is 2026. And Gigi Hadid has just brought every 30-something's favorite high school outfit back from the dead.

On August 3, the supermodel was spotted on the streets of Paris with her boyfriend Bradley Cooper (who's currently on-location filming Season 4 of The White Lotus). The two were photographed on their way back from a workout wearing appropriately casual looks. Cooper wore standard man attire of a T-shirt and athletic shorts, while Hadid looked every bit the off-duty supermodel.

Despite what was undoubtedly a rigorous workout, Hadid was dressed in her usual effortlessly cool style. She wore a pair of charcoal gray leggings with a matching cami-strap top (another throwback). The model then layered on a white tank, simple and classic in all but its silhouette.

Hadid went for a scoop-neck tank in a clean, jersey fabric. The cheugy staple has undergone something of a renaissance this summer, replacing the typical ribbed crewneck tank at the helm of every cool-girl's wardrobe.

Though Hadid is an undeniable trend-setter, she's not the first to debut this look. In fact, it's been a decidedly low-cut tank summer. Thus far, the look has already been worn by celebrities ranging from Jennifer Lopez and Jennifer Lawrence to Dua Lipa. Hadid's sneakers, however, are as exclusive as they come.

Her slim-fit MT10O Desert Palm tennis shoes are a trendy pull from the District Vision x New Balance collab. The narrow style is sold out across the internet, available only on resale websites like StockX and Goat.

Though Hadid's shoes are impossible to find at retail price, brown sneakers and white tanks are both certified staples in her expensive wardrobe. In fact, she wore a similar outfit last summer.

It's a low-cut tank summer, to be sure.

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Sister brands Prada and Miu Miu couldn't be more different. But their designer DNA proves VIP-beloved It bags run in the family. Following in the Prada Bonnie's footsteps, Miu Miu's Vivant Bag became the (not so secret) favorite child in celebrities' summer closets.

To know the Miu Miu Vivant is to know the origins of the bowling bag: a structured top-handle tote with a rounded zip closure and flat purse feet. The silhouette (which rivals the east-west trend in terms of length) got its start in bowling alleys in the 1950s, before Prada's Spring 2000 fashion show rolled a fashion-forward strike of an iteration down the runway.

Almost 30 years later, the Italian label passed the baton to Miu Miu's Olivia Rodrigo-led Spring 2026 campaign, giving the bowling bag trend the spotlight. To honor the trend's nostalgic roots, Miu Miu sculpted the borderline trapezoidal bag from vintage-looking leather.

The largest Vivant size is the most popular among the celebrity style set: Days after it dropped in March, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Nina Dobrev, and Barbara Palvin brought the super-sized "cognac" color to the front row of the Miu Miu Fall 2026 show.

By the following May, Miu Miu introduced an entire bowling team's worth of new Vivant colors, including lemon yellow, cool blue, burgundy, and lime green. For her Miu Miu Select Collection (a limited-edition assortment of summer styles), Joey King made the bubblegum pink bag the star of the show. Her Miu Miu look didn't just debut a new shade, but an underrated size, too: 6.7 inches tall and 11 inches wide.

Later that week, King's off-duty outfit confirmed she also owns the same size and shade as Edgar-Jones and Palvin. (Fun fact: Bella Hadid couldn't limit herself to one Prada Bonnie, either.)

In late June, the big Vivant bag—which is twice the size of King's—won over one of fashion's most frequent flyers. Gigi Hadid traveled to Paris Couture Week with Palvin's chestnut color as her carry-on. It appeared to be overflowing with supermodel essentials, so within days of landing in France, she added a suede beige style to her Miu Miu Vivant collection. Between those two, Hadid has already curated quite an impressive fall bag lineup.

Once Hadid demonstrated the large Vivant's everyday bag potential, Iris Law styled the brown leather tote with a hoodie, gingham pajama pants, and the mesh ballet flats trend. With this casual pairing, Law made the Vivant look even more like a well-loved bowling bag she scored at a local vintage store.

Fast forward to the 2026 World Cup Final, and the Miu Miu Vivant got in on the Summer of Sports action. While it's unclear whether Tate McRae's medium-size bag passed MetLife Stadium's bag policy, it certainly served a look before Team Spain bested Team Argentina. Rather than root for a country, McRae stayed neutral in a summer white polo shirt and low-rise jeans. The singer could've chosen the chocolate brown Vivant to match her Miu Miu sandals, but the light gray variation kept the look warm weather-appropriate.

At just five months old, the Miu Miu Vivant is already making her older sister, the Prada Bonnie, proud. Earlier this year, the bowling bag made its runway debut in the Fall 2026 fashion show, premiering in rich burgundy, black, and brown variations.

With the Vivant's total takeover of the spring and summer circuits, Miu Miu reminded fashion people that the brand isn't new to the business of making It bags. To put it in bowling terms: The Vivant may be a rookie, but thanks to It girls like Hadid and McRae, it's well on its way to being a ten-pin titleholder.

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Wherever Hailey Bieber's Gap jeans go, the flip-flops trend follows. But when Kaia Gerber or Zendaya style summer denim, don't expect them to follow suit in open-toe shoes. This year, Hollywood's most stylish stocked up on warm-weather flats, leaving pedicure-forward sandal trends behind them.

While Bieber rotated between her favorite kitten heel and sky-high flip-flops, other VIPs held down the flats fort in closed-toe styles that will remain in rotation through winter. Gigi Hadid wore the soft loafers trend with everything, but especially sky blue denim; Zendaya's baggy jeans and Maison Margiela Tabi Ballet Flats proved they're a match made in freaky shoe heaven; and Gerber stayed loyal to the ballet flats she designed with French footwear brand Repetto.

Don't expect Bieber to retire jeans and flip-flops outfits anytime soon. (Seriously, the uniform even starred in her Gap campaign.) However, if you have ballet flat separation issues or your pedicure could use a touch-up, you can still style denim The It Girl Way: by studying and shopping the summer flats trends below.

Gigi Hadid's Summer Jeans and Loafers

Toward the end of spring 2026, Zoë Kravitz, Jennifer Lawrence, and Gigi Hadid made the soft loafers trend a must-have for fashion-forward New Yorkers. Hadid, for one, didn't hibernate ruched high-vamp slippers for summer. Days before the 2026 Met Gala, her beloved burgundy pair from Miu Miu matched the nostalgic feel of her striped Guest In Residence top and flared Frame jeans.

Zendaya's Summer Jeans and Tabi Ballet Flats

Maison Margiela Tabis are right next to Christian Louboutins on Zendaya's press tour packing list. Before The Odyssey, she saved spots in her luggage for two pairs from the brand, including split-toe loafers and matching ballet flats. The actress's velvet plum purple ballerinas embarked on their own epic journey, appearing beneath plenty of light-wash denim looks.

Kendall Jenner's Summer Jeans and The Row Loafers

Meanwhile, Kendall Jenner traded the soft loafers trend for The Row's sold-out Canal style, which features more structured soles and black leather toe boxes. By pairing the loafers with cigarette jeans, a black bowling bag, and the perfect white tee, Jenner looked fresh from a '90s J.Crew catalog.

Dakota Johnson's Summer Jeans and High-Vamp Flats

If Dakota Johnson could've attended Taylor Swift's wedding with high-vamp flats as her plus-one, I believe she would've. The summer 2026 shoe trend rarely leaves her side. Just last week, Phoebe Philo's Gathered Flats (beloved by Rihanna, Tracee Ellis Ross, Bieber, and more) elevated her Levi's jeans.

Kaia Gerber's Summer Jeans and Block-Heel Ballet Flats

Kaia Gerber's denim collection gives Bieber some competition, at least where the sheer amount of shades and silhouettes are concerned. However, for each jeans outfit, Gerber returns to the Kaia Ballet Flats from her recent collaboration with Repetto.

The black suede style has everything you know and love about the classic ballet flats—including rounded toes and bow-tied vamps—but with distinct block heels. Since they stand less than 0.8 inches tall, yes, the shoes are still considered ballet flats. Itty-bitty heels can't hurt when you're sporting something as striking as the Chanel Maxi Flap Bag.

Millie Bobby Brown's Summer Jeans and Ballet Flats

The "baggiest bottoms of the season" trophy goes to Millie Bobby Brown's date-night look. The actress and her husband, Jake Bongiovi, matched each other's black-top-and-blue-jeans energy, but Brown cuffed her oversized hems to reveal a pair of leather ballet flats.

The 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is almost here. But unlike years past, your favorite supermodels aren't en route to New York right now. On July 16, the lingerie conglomerate announced that the 2026 runway spectacle is taking its wings to L.A. One month later, Victoria's Secret confirmed that Sunday, October 18, 2026, belongs to "the biggest night in fashion entertainment." But it wouldn't be a proper Victoria's Secret Fashion Show without celebrity performers. On September 29, it was revealed that Marie Claire cover star Megan Thee Stallion, along with Katseye, Tate McRae, and Megan Moroney, will take center stage.

Preparations for the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show began early this year: Open casting calls in cities like L.A., Miami, Texas, and Chicago allowed Angel hopefuls to audition for a spot in the third-annual affair (and receive a contract with IMG Models). From April through June, thousands of models strutted their stuff in front of judges and Victoria's Secret regulars like Gigi Hadid, Paloma Elsesser, Ashley Graham, and Alex Consani. (The new angel will be revealed on the runway.)

Over the last three decades, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has come a long way. From 1995 to 2018, the brand's annual affair would take place in glamorous locales ranging from The Plaza Hotel to the 2000 Cannes Film Festival and see celebrities like Tyra Banks, Heidi Klum, and Claudia Schiffer walking the runway. Over the years, the allure began to fade, and the show began to be increasingly criticized for casting unrealistically slim body types, lack of diversity, and cultural appropriation. The worst ratings in the show's history and accusations of LGBTQ+ discrimination and harassment within the company led to the eventual cancellation of the show in 2019.

At the time, executives said that "the messaging of [Victoria's Secret]" needed to "evolve." Five years later, in 2024, the brand was ready to stage its comeback: "The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is BACK and will reflect who we are today, plus everything you know and love—the glamour, runway, wings, musical entertainment, and more." This translated to Hilary Super's CEO appointment in 2024 (the first woman to lead the company) and more accessible lingerie on and off the runway.

Since then, the show has continued to evolve. In 2024, plus-size models like Ashley Graham, Devyn Garcia, Paloma Elsesser, and Kai Soleil gained their wings. Simultaneously, Alex Consani and Valentina Sampaio became the first transgender Angels to walk the brand's runway. Last October, Jasmine Tookes made history as the first pregnant person (and the second Black Angel) to open the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. Shortly after Tookes, WNBA star Angel Reese walked out, becoming the first athlete-turned-Angel to grace the Victoria's Secret catwalk.

Keep reading for everything you need to know about the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, including how to watch the runway, which musical stars will perform, and whether the Hadid sisters will reunite in angel wings again—and come back for updates as more announcements are made leading up to the event.

When Is the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show?

Cancel all of your plans on Sunday, October 18, starting at 4:30 p.m. PT/7:30 p.m. ET. In late August, the date of the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show was finally confirmed. The countdown is officially on.

Where Is the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show?

While Brooklyn has been the backdrop for the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show for the last two consecutive shows, before its hiatus, Miami, London, Paris, Cannes, and Shanghai have also hosted the star-studded event. It's about time the Angels took over the City of Angels again, right? (The last time the show took place in L.A. was in 2007.)

"This year, we’re taking the show on the road to the birthplace of glamour, stardom, and icons," the brand shared on Instagram. So, prepare yourself for a runway show with plenty of drama, extravagance, and even more celebrities in attendance.

Who's Modeling in the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show?

Gigi Hadid confirmed she'll be walking in her fifth Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. If this year's runway looks anything like 2025's, she'll grace the catwalk multiple times. She made her 2025 debut in a Barbie pink camisole and itty-bitty shorts, before changing into almost-six-feet-tall angel wings.

Fingers crossed this means Bella Hadid will flutter her Angel wings down the runway, too. Just like her sister, Bella delivered two lingerie looks during the 2025 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. She closed the hour-long presentation in 50-pound wings sculpted from cloud-like 3-D florals.

Shortly after Gigi's announcement, Candice Swanepoel—an Angel for over 15 years—revealed she's coming back to the runway. Days before the show, Alessandra Ambrosio confirmed she's returning to the catwalk this year, too. "Love you guys forever, my Victoria's Secret family," Ambrosio wrote on Instagram. "Thank you for the cutest surprise to celebrate my 20th show!" More returning Angels include Anok Yai, Elsa Hosk, Adriana Lima, Imaan Hammam, Liu Wen, Precious Lee, Alex Consani, Abby Champion, and Paloma Elsesser, to name a few.

Judging by Victoria's Secret's celebrity-led campaigns this year, maybe Barbara Palvin, Jasmine Tookes, and Angel Reese will also return to the runway. If we're lucky, Hailey Bieber (who recreated a vintage Gisele Bündchen ad with the brand in Jan. 2026) will finally walk her first Victoria's Secret catwalk. Stay tuned.

Who's Performing at the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show?

Years ago, Victoria's Secret set a high bar for itself in the performance department. Everyone from Taylor Swift and Rihanna to Lady Gaga and Cher has sung their greatest hits. Last year, Victoria's Secret didn't announce its performers until days before the fashion show: Madison Beer, Missy Elliott, TWICE, and Karol G all shared the stage. Beer and Karol G also walked the runway as honorary Angels. Beer styled a satin corset and matching hot pants, while Karol looked red-hot in a naked lace jumpsuit and larger-than-life wings.

This year, the performers will be Megan Thee Stallion, Katseye, Tate McRae, and Megan Moroney, according to the press release on Sept. 29. "My dream has finally come true," wrote Megan Thee Stallion—and the cover star of Marie Claire's September Legends Issue—on X. "Tune in on October 18 to see me get my wings."

Moroney and McRae were equally excited about the all-women lineup, each sharing the news on social media. Now, the question is: Will they walk the runway, too?

How Can I Watch the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show?

In 2025, fans without a pink invite could watch the catwalk live on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. Victoria's Secret also previously teamed up with Amazon. The show streamed on Prime Video and the Amazon Shopping app, which let Prime members shop Victoria's Secret lingerie as soon as Gigi, Bella, Consani, Elsesser, and Palvin debuted their looks.

On Aug. 25, the brand introduced a new collaborator for the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show: "We’ve partnered with YouTube to stream the biggest night in fashion entertainment. Watch it on YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram at 4:30 p.m. PT/7:30 p.m. ET." Want to experience the fashion show in person? On Oct. 18, select AMC Theaters—in Chicago, Houston, L.A., Miami, New York City, and more—will debut the broadcast live. Better yet, tickets are still available now.

Victoria's Secret also worked with YouTube to create its "first-ever docuseries" called Angels Among Us, "which follows the journey of finding our next Angel." The YouTube special features behind-the-scenes moments from the mall casting calls, the Top 10 Angel hopefuls, and, eventually, the winner of the contract with IMG Models and a spot in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. The first episode of the docuseries premiered on Sept. 27, but from now until the runway show, new episodes will be released every Thursday and Sunday.

Pass the time until the show by watching the first six episodes now.

Celebrities in NYC and L.A. have a soft spot for leopard print and gingham, but in Paris, polka dots are styled as proudly as the French flag. On July 9, Gigi Hadid wore the summer's polka-dot trend while on a date with her boyfriend, actor-director Bradley Cooper. See? Even tourists can't resist the French-girl-beloved pattern.

The power couple celebrated another glamorous Haute Couture Week at Le Stresa restaurant. The model, who earlier in the week walked for Balenciaga, blended into the Parisian crowd by wearing a lace-trimmed, polka-dot dress from Rowen Rose. A white lacy bodice topped the chocolate brown sleeveless slip, while extra colorless floral lace lined both of the midi's hip-high slits.

If Hadid's color combination feels familiar, that's because a few months ago, Cardi B wore Rowen Rose's brown-and-white specks as stirrup leggings. Clearly, the French brand knows what it's doing in the polka-dot department.

As far as I know, Rowen Rose is a new designer for Gigi Hadid. She accessorized the midi with some of her signature styles from Miu Miu. The brand ambassador chose the Wander Matelassé Bag, known for its singular shoulder strap, decorative stitching, and yellow gold branding. (She owns it in black and Barbie pink, too, but white leather made the most sense with the ivory-accented dress.)

To round out her brown-and-white color story, the supermodel chose Miu Miu's take on the soft loafers trend. Each high vamp boasted the same gold branding as her Matelassé Bag; ruched heels hugged Hadid's ankles like ballet slippers.

While polka dot dresses never truly go away, the style is one of the season's biggest trends. During the Spring 2026 fashion show circuit, the design appeared on the runways at Dries Van Noten, Tory Burch, Khaite, and more. Dries Van Noten gave monochrome dots the naked dress treatment, while Tory Burch showcased an asymmetrical version of the look. Polka dots reached a new level of supersized at Khaite when Kendall Jenner modeled a printed maxi skirt.

If Gigi Hadid were to grant shoppers a sneak peek at her summer closet, I bet polka-dot pieces would be lining the walls. Earlier this summer, she wore a bubble-hem, spotted skirt from Self-Portrait to a Victoria's Secret casting call in Miami. Back then, she styled it with pointy slingback pumps and a halter-neck vest. To channel Hadid's most Parisian polka-dot outfit yet, peruse the curated edit below.

Shop the Polka-Dot Dress Trend Inspired by Gigi Hadid

I would need buckets of black feathers and creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli on speed dial to recreate Gigi Hadid's Balenciaga Fall 2026 Couture runway look. But the shoe and jeans outfit she wore after July 8's show could join my summer wardrobe rotation before Paris's final Haute Couture Week bow.

For his first Balenciaga Couture collection, Piccioli outfitted the supermodel in the most regal lion's mane. Clearly, the runway design awoke Hadid's wild side: Afterward, she styled her off-duty look with leopard-print kitten heels from the French accessories brand Roger Vivier.

The shoes boasted a pony-hair upper with buckle detailing (a Roger Vivier signature); patent leather, slingback straps; and supportive two-inch-high block heels. If you're in the market for the exact pair, Hadid's Belle Vivier 45 pumps will set you back $1,345—if your size hasn't sold out already, that is.

Spending Couture Week with the French girls must have given Hadid plenty of summer style inspiration. She dressed the part in a Parisian-approved boatneck tank from St. Agni, oval-shaped glasses, and low-rise cigarette jeans in a slightly faded, light wash.

To finish the look, the Guest In Residence designer carried her fashion show essentials in a $4,400 suede shoulder bag from Miu Miu. The trapezoidal tote complemented her four-figure Prada tank earlier this week, too.

It seems Gigi Hadid sourced Spring 2026 runways before closing her Couture Week suitcase. Similar leopard-print pairs scored starring roles in Conner Ives's and Roberto Cavalli's recent collections. The former LVMH Prize finalist presented a strappy interpretation of the animal-print look, wrapping itty-bitty leopard bands up models' calves. Meanwhile, Roberto Cavalli debuted more timeless iterations with closed-toe, high-vamp pumps.

Leopard-print footwear has already earned an entire zoo's worth of endorsements from It girls. As early as January of this year, pointy pumps emerged from beneath Jennifer Lawrence's baggy jeans. By the 2026 Cannes Film Festival in May, Alexa Chung combined the animal print with the heeled flip-flops trend.

Summer's more divisive prints (think palm-tree, shell patterns) might be a touch too vibrant for the French capital. Leopard print, on the other hand, is bold and understated at the same time—as Hadid's latest look proves.

Shop French-Girl Denim and Leopard-Print Pumps Inspired by Gigi Hadid

I've re-worn my favorite white T-shirt so often, the tag no longer tells me which brand to thank. Three years in, I'm still not sure whether it's from Uniqlo or J.Crew. Gigi Hadid will never have that problem, however. No matter how many times Hadid styles her new tank top, quiet luxury branding promises passersby will always think, "Wait, that's Prada."

Following Sabrina Carpenter's lead, Hadid jetted from Taylor Swift's wedding in New York City to Paris Haute Couture Week. She didn't announce her arrival on a couture catwalk; instead, the city's bustling street style scene.

It seems Europe's impending heatwave influenced Hadid's pre-fashion show staple: She stayed cool in a $1,420 tank top from Prada, the brand that brought Bella Hadid's four Fall 2026 runway walks to life. Not only did the shirt support her sister, lived-in cotton, slouchy straps, and a cropped hem made it any fashion girl's dream tank. Plus, one subtle, monochromatic triangle beneath the scoop neckline confirmed it was indeed Prada.

From there, Hadid kept the lightweight linen pulls coming with the lace-trimmed skirt trend. Its cream and ruby print set it apart from Jennifer Lawrence and Zoë Kravitz's colorless takes on the summer signature last year. She also wore the square-toe Mary Janes from Portuguese footwear brand EDLA she paired with butter yellow easy pants last month. Last but certainly not least, Hadid doubled up on Miuccia Prada designs with a $4,400 suede, beige-tinted tote from Prada's sister brand, Miu Miu.

Gigi Hadid's go-to tank tops seem to be evolving in 2026. Earlier this year, the Guest In Residence founder preferred skintight styles usually woven from stark white ribbing. That way, her Miu Miu It bag or cowboy boots automatically took a surprisingly sporty turn.

This week, her Prada top channeled effortless, "I just threw this on" supermodels minutes before a '90s fashion show. It's only a matter of time before Bella Hadid's taste in tanks follows suit.

Shop Tank Top Outfits Inspired by Gigi Hadid

Earlier this week, Marie Claire's fashion writer, Meguire Hennes, analyzed an array of celebrity airport outfits, all of which are raising the stakes when it comes to vacation dressing. It seems more than appropriate to add model Gigi Hadid to the roster of celebrities who regularly provide style inspiration, whether it's at the airport or elsewhere.

On Friday, June 26, the Guest in Residence founder was photographed arriving at JFK Airport in New York in an outfit combining summery trends and timeless closet staples.

Proving that loafers work all year round, Hadid added an unexpected pop of color to her outfit with a pair of Tory Burch's Ballet Loafers in the sold-out Yellow Cornbread shade. While Hadid's exact yellow shoes are unavailable, it's still possible to shop the same style in a wide range of shades.

Unsurprisingly, Hadid's sleek outfit also tapped into Summer 2026's recurring butter yellow trend. The model and designer wore a layer tee from her very own brand—Guest in Residence—which consists of a long-sleeve butter yellow T-shirt, with a blue tee over the top. A pair of cream pants completed the chic yet comfortable travel outfit.

For accessories, Hadid carried Miu Miu's Vivant Leather Bag in Cognac, which retails for $4,400, while wheeling Rimowa's $990 Essential Cabin Bag in Papaya Orange Gloss.

For jewelry, Hadid opted for a Jacquie Aiche Open Eye Diamond Necklace, Missoma's sold-out Twisted Heart Hoop Earrings, and a Custom Charm Necklace from Hart.

Basically, the model seems to have perfected her airport style, while also providing a ton of inspiration to anyone about to embark on their summer vacation.

Shop Outfits Inspired by Gigi Hadid

Sunday, June 21, marked the longest day of the year, meaning the most daylight hours to sample the straw totes, breezy dresses, and surprisingly chic flip-flops celebrities have been wearing all June. Personally, I spent the weekend in the easy pants trend that’s making work outfits feel even comfier than pajamas.

Ahead, I'm sharing exactly how A-listers wore easy pants first—and how I make them work at 37 weeks pregnant. Unlike other summer trends, easy pants work for all ages, sizes, and even as maternity clothes. Can your average summer micro shorts say that? Didn't think so.

The Easy Summer Pant Trend

According to Kendall Jenner, Anne Hathaway, Gigi Hadid, and every style writer I follow on Substack, it’s the summer of the Big Easy Pant. These are the wearable equivalent of an Aperol Spritz (or your summer cocktail/mocktail of choice) on a Summer Friday patio at sunset: simple and refreshing, totally relaxed.

Of course, when styled with a Balenciaga Rodeo bag or an elite summer sandal, even the most laid-back linen pants still manage to look dressier than they feel. And while Jenner’s as loyal as ever to The Row’s quadruple-digit take, I’ve found dozens of others for much less.

How I Style It

For me, these under-$100 easy pants and structured top were a comfortable-yet-polished pairing for my last day at the office before maternity leave. (Elastic waistbands and roomy shirts are my wardrobe MVPs right now.) For anyone else, a poplin top plus a linen pant will equal a no-brainer outfit for commuting when it’s hot as hell outside. Not pictured: The star of my last newsletter, Alex Mill’s Perfect tote, which is still delivering on its namesake promise two weeks later.

A beachy escape from the city isn’t in the cards for me this summer. But I’m bringing the coastal energy to upcoming stroller walks through the park with these breathable gingham easy pants and equally Cape Cod-coded accessories.

Hailey Bieber assumed the butter yellow color trend would melt away last summer after she declared it was "played out." Loewe, Givenchy, and Louis Vuitton initially spread it across Spring 2024 runway shows after all. Surely the softer-than-sunshine pastel would expire sometime in the next year, right? Turns out, fashion girls only stocked their closets with even more butter yellow, waiting for its 2026 return. (Or should I say re-churn?)

Weeks after Bieber suggested lemon yellow should become the next It shade, Spring 2026 runway shows from Chanel, Dior, Loewe, Eckhaus Latta, Aje, Sandy Liang, and more respectfully disagreed. Simultaneously, Celine, McQueen, and Dries Van Noten scattered lemon yellow seeds onto competing catwalks. In the end, the creamier color won the most A-list endorsements.

As soon as designers gave Sabrina Carpenter, Selena Gomez, and Gigi Hadid the green light, they wasted no time churning out butter yellow looks. First, the new neutral melted onto Carpenter's under $350 leather jacket. Then, she butter-maxxed her naked dress at the Dior Cruise 2027 show.

This foodie flavor of yellow will always be a red carpet staple—even Bieber's vintage Versace dress directly opposed her claim last February. But it's also becoming more versatile by the day on the street style scene. Both Hadid and Gomez styled the shade atop easy-breezy summer pants.

See? There's plenty of ways to sculpt butter yellow to your personal style. At this rate, it might never reach "played out" status. If you agree, stock up on seven celebrity outfits featuring summer's butter yellow color trend.

Olivia Munn's Butter Yellow Outfit

Olivia Munn couldn't wait to sample the butter yellow color trend. Right away on April 1, the actor traded a traditional white button-down for a buttery Oxford tucked into black, high-rise trousers. Accessorizing with matching sunglasses and ankle-strap stilettos made her white-to-yellow switch feel so casual.

Sabrina Carpenter's Butter Yellow Outfit

Butter yellow has always played a part in Carpenter's on-stage persona. Two years after it joined her Governor’s Ball costume rack, the Grammy winner sourced Australian brand My Mum Made It for the specific pigment. Buttoning up her leather $349 jacket turned it into her shirt, alongside cuffed jeans, Jacquemus mules, and a vintage Chanel bag.

Mindy Kaling's Butter Yellow Outfit

Mindy Kaling was a vision in butter during her Not Suitable For Work press tour in late May. Her stylist, Erin Walsh, taste-tested the trend with help from Simkhai's sold-out Loulou Dress. Every element delivered a take on the trend, including the spaghetti straps, the leather bodice, and the hem's 3-D floral appliqués.

Vittoria Ceretti's Butter Yellow Outfit

Heather gray crewnecks were no match for Vittoria Ceretti's butter yellow hoodie in early June. The model styled the zip-up sweatshirt like she would if it was black, gray, white, or brown: with a white crop top, pinstripe drawstring pants, rare Salomon sneakers, and her burgundy Hermès Kelly Bag.

Selena Gomez's Butter Yellow Outfit

Ceretti didn't complete her butter yellow sweatsuit, but Gomez's baggy sweatpants would've been a perfect match. For her break from filming Only Murders In the Building Season 6, the Rare Beauty founder put comfort first in a gray fisherman sweater and equally effortless, wide-leg sweats. Ugg's $125 Elea Slippers were just a few tints too beige to be butter, but there's still time for the Californian label to tap in.

Gigi Hadid's Butter Yellow Outfit

White, sky blue, and even white pants should step aside. Hadid followed Gomez's lead with butter yellow pants of her own. The Guest In Residence founder's fabric of choice seemed to be linen, to match the no-fuss feel of her black Campbell and Kramer long-sleeve and matching Mary Janes.

Lindsay Lohan's Butter Yellow Outfit

Gomez's take on the butter yellow trend remained behind the camera, but Lindsay Lohan gave it a proper Hollywood close-up on the set of Count My Lies. Her character, Violet Lockhart, looked every bit her rich-mom self in a chic trench coat and the Bermuda shorts trend. She offset the butter of it all with a classic white tank top and suede chestnut pumps.