Last year, Jennifer Lopez's biking looks in the Hamptons influenced me to invest in my own two-wheeler. J.Lo hasn't reunited with her little blue bike yet this summer, but cycling outfits from Jennifer Lawrence, Kylie Jenner, and more got me back in saddle style mode weeks ago.

Biking is a relatively rare mode of transportation for celebrities, second to private cars or stretch vans. But somewhere around June, something shifted: It became not only a way to stay active but also a part of the street style circuit. My one critique? There aren't nearly enough helmets in these paparazzi photos.

After riding a Citi Bike in the skirt-over-pants trend last July, Lawrence bought her own the following January. For her most recent pedal-and-repeat, the actress rolled through NYC's West Village neighborhood in navy blue track pants and a neon orange croc bag in her basket, which was the closest she got to sporting New York Knicks gear. The Mary Jane sneaker trend was another perfect pick for a rush-hour ride.

Speaking of the Knicks, on the eve of the NBA Finals game, one of the team's biggest celebrity fans, Timothée Chalamet, took Jenner on a Citi Bike ride through Manhattan. The rite of passage made her an honorary New Yorker, but thankfully, she didn't risk it all in flip-flops from The Row (her favorite shoe trend in L.A.).

During the drive, Jenner wore her go-to Guizio tank top with the capri pants trend and Maison Margiela's Tabi Ballet Flats. While Zendaya, Ariana Grande, Rihanna, and Jenner are all longtime Tabi loyalists, this time, their signature split-toes also acted as a helmet for her covered feet.

Meanwhile, Gracie Abrams and Olivia Cooke followed Lawrence's and Jenner's leads, bringing fashion-forward cycling outfits to the bike lanes of London. Abrams put some miles on her Lime bike (the London equivalent of Citi Bikes) in white jeans, a Shakespearean graphic tee, Chanel's Maxi Flap Bag, and the jazz shoe trend.

Who knew jazz shoes seen during Spring 2026 shows from Celine, Jil Sander, Dries Van Noten, and Bottega Veneta would make such stellar biking footwear? But with plenty of coverage and minimal lacing, the Derby shoes are the next best thing to wearing sneakers.

Over in Mayfair, Cooke put together a biking outfit that said the London local had places to be. Instead of running the risk of chafing in Daisy dukes, the House of the Dragon star tested the Bermuda shorts trend with a pinstripe button-down and a woven beach-ready bag. Even in a heatwave, Cooke put sole safety first by wearing socks-with-loafers, the Hailey Bieber Way.

My favorite fashion girls are always persuading me to shop, but I never thought they'd be the ones to get me moving. (My Oura ring is grateful.) Now, bike rides are a daily ritual in my summer routine, but not before curating an effortlessly chic, Lawrence-inspired look that I'd want to be photographed in. In fact, I'm more likely to wear sportif trends like track pants and jazz shoes, rather than actual athleisure. Much like Lawrence and Jenner, I'll save those sweaty workout sets for my "no cameras" workouts.

Gracie Abrams and Paul Mescal previously kept their relationship relatively low-key, but that has all changed in 2026. After making their very casual red carpet debut at a screening of Paul McCartney—Man on The Run in London on February 18, Mescal and Abrams arrived at the 2026 BAFTAs red carpet looking much more glamorous and just as loved-up.

For the occasion, Abrams wore a delicately embroidered floral Chanel gown from the fashion house's 2026 Métiers d'Art show, which took place in New York City in December. The "Risk" singer kept her accessories to a minimum, opting for an elegant pair of silver drop earrings.

Meanwhile, Mescal wore a black suit with a creased collarless white shirt underneath. The Irish actor is nominated at the prestigious ceremony for his role as William Shakespeare in Chloé Zhao's Hamnet, an adaptation of Maggie O'Farrell's novel of the same name.

Chanel is a classic choice for Abrams, who's been repping the house in her tour wardrobe and red carpet style for the last few years. At an appearance honoring Mescal's portrayal of The Bard, her beaded floral gown reads like a fit for a modern-day Juliet or Ophelia (even without an Elizabethan ruffled collar).

Abrams and Mescal—who have reportedly been dating since 2024—weren't afraid of a little PDA on the red carpet, either. Photographers captured the singer kissing her actor boyfriend on the cheek, while he smiled for the cameras. Clearly, their romance is still going strong.

The Normal People star has attempted to keep his personal life private, and rarely speaks about his relationships. While promoting Gladiator II in October 2024, Mescal told GQ, "I mean, the speculation has been kind of mad for the last X amount of years."

The actor continued, "I'm not comfortable inviting any access into that part of my life. How I am in my private life is so precious to me because I get very little of it, and it might be public interest, but it's not public-obligated information."

As a result, fans of the couple will likely feel grateful to have gotten a tiny glimpse of their star-crossed romance—and their take on coordinating couples' style.

Gracie Abrams is used to performing for huge crowds, having joined Taylor Swift on the Eras Tour, and she often does so while wearing vintage gowns and couture. On Saturday, August 10, the "Risk" singer hit the stage at Outside Lands, a music festival held in San Francisco, while wearing a custom GapStudio gown, which featured a cape and was designed by Zac Posen.

GapStudio is Gap's red carpet sister brand, inspired by Zac Posen's custom designs for celebrities, and featuring an affordable selection of curated items. Sharing an Instagram reel of Abrams twirling backstage at the festival, Gap Inc.'s Executive Vice President and Creative Director Zac Posen wrote, "Fit for the main stage!!" He continued, "@gracieabrams wears a custom GapStudio look for her #OutsideLands performance. Designed by @zacposen. Styled by @jenny.shoo.pumps."

Posen's caption continued, "Cut in a blush pink silk crepe, the gown and cape form a soft, flowing silhouette made to move with Gracie. It's a look imagined in San Francisco. A tribute to Gap Inc's hometown. Created for one of the city's biggest cultural moments."

The delicate floor-length gown was constructed from layers and layers of blush pink silk crepe and floated in the air as Abrams spun around. The "Close to You" singer shared the Outside Lands bill with the likes of Doechii and Doja Cat, and her custom GapStudio dress made the perfect statement regarding the importance of Abrams's main stage performance.

In a press release, Posen said of the dress, "I'm honored to be dressing Gracie Abrams for this special performance in Gap Inc's hometown of San Francisco." He continued, "It's always been an exciting part of my career and my continued work at Gap Inc. to recognize and dress the next generation of great artists and icons of influence."

In April, Abrams reflected on sharing the stage with Swift, and revealed what she learned from joining the superstar on the Eras Tour. "It's like, I really don't have it that bad in terms of invasion of privacy, you know what I mean?" the musician told Billboard. "I feel like I learned a lot from [Swift], obviously, but one of the things that I've felt lucky to observe is how extreme it can be [for her]. It helps right-size my own shit."

While the "That's So True" singer's GapStudio gown isn't available to shop, the Zac Posen-led brand does feature a plethora of chic, elevated dresses.

Abrams's delicate pink silk crepe dress is possible to replicate, with a number of designers leaning into a similar aesthetic this season.

Short hair is making a major comeback this summer, and while Gracie Abrams has long been a member of the unofficial celebrity blunt bob club, her latest hairstyle is a reminder that bob haircuts are a lot more versatile than you might think.

The singer made an appearance at Chanel's Fall/Winter 2025 presentation during Paris Fashion Week, where she wore a white Chanel minidress with spaghetti straps and a ruffled skirt. She wore a natural makeup look and pulled her hair back into a half-up half-down style with a middle part and two small chunks of hair framing either side of her face. If that wasn't chic enough, Abrams gave the look a bit of '90s vibe by giving the remaining hair a light flip at the ends.

Between the French bob, the Riviera bob, the cowgirl bob, and the asymmetrical bob, shorter, chin-length cuts have become the go-to style of the summer, though they often get a bad rap for being tough or difficult to style. That said, bobs are actually pretty versatile, and short hair can look incredible on anyone so long as you have the right products on hand.

As a short hair girlie myself, read ahead to check out a few products I've been using lately to keep my shoulder-length hair in shape.

Gracie Abrams's rise to Chanel girl status has been just as meteoric as her ascent to fame. It happened fast, fashionably, and practically overnight. In only three years, she's worn Chanel on her sold-out tour, at the Met Gala, the Grammys, and even in a viral Pre-Fall campaign, which appointed her to brand ambassador standing.

All this to say? An invite to the atelier's Paris Couture Week show is all but guaranteed. On July 8, the certified Chanel buff paused her festival run to attend the Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2025 presentation: the label's last collection before the new creative director, Matthieu Blazy, takes over in October.

Minutes before timeless tweed and mod metallics floated down the catwalk, Abrams posed for photographers inside the iconic Grand Palais. Three months after the Cruise 2026 line debuted, the Grammy nominee (and her stylist, Spencer Slinger) sourced Look 2 from the summer show, plus a few alterations, of course. Abrams looked sun-kissed and charming in a little white dress, complete with thin spaghetti straps, a plunging neckline, and an empire waist à la Bridgerton. As seen on the runway, Abrams's bodice was tailored to her until the thigh-length skirt, which flared out in three ruffled layers. Each tier sparkled with pale pink and silver rhinestones in a scattered to concentrated ombré. Her sleeveless straps shimmered with the same clustered crystals.

To no surprise, Abrams's Chanel theme continued onto her footwear. She chose Cap-Toe Slingback Pumps in black to juxtapose her LWD. Then, the "Close To You" singer accessorized with the brand's Coco Crush collection, including a $16,950 gold ring encrusted with 120 brilliant-cut diamonds.

At first glance, I didn't recognize Abrams's mini, so I assumed it was custom (it wouldn't have been out of the question for the ambassador). Turns out, it was just styled very differently on the runway. In the Cruise 2026 show, a model layered a complementary cropped sweater on top, covering the subtle V-shaped neckline. Similar to Abrams's skirt, the long-sleeve's boat neck, cropped hem, and cuffs were embellished with pink and silver rhinestones.

Instead of trademark cap-toe shoes, the model slipped on peep-toe mules in a sandy beige shade. Elongated drop earrings and a chainmail top-handle bag finished the runway look.

LWD season is in full swing, from Paris to New York City and every A-list affair in between. This summer, Reese Witherspoon, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, and Princess Eugenie (to name a few) are proving just how versatile the staple is. While Abrams's Chanel mini isn't available (unless you have her stylists on speed dial), channel her look ahead.

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Polka-dots have captured the hearts of Gen Z celebrities. The retro pattern joined Kylie Jenner at Coachella, Olivia Rodrigo during her Governors Ball performance, and Gracie Abrams on a multi-country vacation.

The popular print trend also secured a spot in Abrams's post-trip Instagram dump. (My fellow Gen-Zers know this is a notable feat.) On June 14, the Grammy nominee shared 17 photos from recent outings, including a getaway to Tokyo, the Songwriters Hall of Fame induction ceremony, and the 2025 Cannes Film Festival. Before walking the Cannes carpet, she grabbed dinner with her actor boyfriend, Paul Mescal, wearing Parisian polka-dots, no less. The "That's So True" singer chose an ivory, $775 cardigan from Commes de Garçons covered in black symmetrical dots. Then, Abrams tapped into the hair scarf trend with a red wrap tied around her blunt bob.

In true It girl form, that wasn't the only enviable ensemble in Abrams's photo dump. A few swipes later, she shared BTS photos from a recent session with her stylist, Spencer Singer. In the four-image collage, she first modeled a vintage Balenciaga Spring 2001 jersey dress, complete with long sleeves and an asymmetrical skirt. Then, she changed into a white fringed poncho and a matching skirt. The third photo showcased a lace-trimmed white dress from Chloé, followed by a backless champagne satin gown.

While I don't have access to vintage Balenciaga (yet), I can certainly channel Abrams's Cannes-ready cardigan, thanks to the curated edit below. I'll even go full Abrams-core with a red hair scarf.

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You don't get a bigger than Taylor Swift's Eras Tour. Literally. It's the highest-grossing tour of all time. So as one of Swift's openers, Gracie Abrams got to find out what it's like to perform in a stadium and what it's like to be as massively famous as the "Karma" singer. Thanks to her time with Swift, Abrams now knows that, yes, she'd like to headline a stadium herself, and yes, she's pretty lucky to be not quite as famous as the 35-year-old pop star.

In an interview with Billboard, Abrams talked about how her career as a singer-songwriter really blew up in the past year, which has brought more fame and more interest in her personal life. She said that she tends to avoid reading about herself on social media.

"I can know that 10 people a day are having that conversation on Twitter—that’s cool for them," the 25-year-old said. "I’m just going to mind my own business, really. I feel like any time I’ve slipped into paying too much attention to that, I’m less present in my life, I’m less available for people I know and love."

Abrams—who has been adjacent to celebrity during her life thanks to her father, director J.J. Abrams—began experiencing fame herself in the past couple of years. This includes interest in her love life; she is reportedly dating actor Paul Mescal. Abrams explained that being around Swift put her own level of fame into perspective.

"It’s like, I really don’t have it that bad in terms of invasion of privacy, you know what I mean?" the "That's So True" singer told Billboard. "I feel like I learned a lot from her, obviously, but one of the things that I’ve felt lucky to observe is how extreme it can be [for her]. It helps right-size my own shit."

Abrams also said that she isn't letting the attention she's receiving affect how open she is in her songwriting: "That would be so unfortunate."

Another thing Abrams learned from Swift is how to connect with fans while performing in a huge stadium. Asked if she'd like to headline stadiums herself, she said "Hell yeah."

She went on, "I could have never imagined myself admitting to that. I think having had the privilege of opening for Taylor in the stadiums that we played, to now have a visual reference and a real sense of what it feels like to be on a stage in that environment… It’s something that I miss and desperately hope to earn over time."

Aside from Abrams opening on the Eras Tour, she and Swift collaborated on the song "Us" from Abrams' album The Secret of Us. Abrams views Swift as a supportive friend and someone she looks up to.

"She's just the most unbelievable performer and the most generous friend and the fact that she... took a chance on me is, I think, why I get to be in this room tonight," Abrams told People at the 2024 Grammys. "It's not lost on me that her belief in me has really just...done a lot. So, I'm deeply grateful to her, forever."

We know what Selena Gomez and Gracie Abrams would wear on a red carpet: custom Cinderella blue Prada or diamond Schiaparelli for the former, bridal Chanel lace for the latter. What about at a sleepover where there's not a paparazzi camera or golden statue in sight?

According to the music video for "Call Me When You Break Up," it's a platter of Y2K trends styled like they're headed for a Disney Channel set circa 2004. The pair released their duet on Feb. 20 accompanied by selfie-style clips showing off pieces some millennials haven't seen since middle school. On the list: metallic barrettes, baby tees, and tie-dye hoodies.

Gomez, kicking off the first playful verse, chose a ribbed tank-top accented by two screen-printed bows and a ribbon choker. As she sings along to her own track, she swings the front-facing camera around to reveal a pair of pink-striped boxer shorts. While her stylist, Erin Walsh, didn't share the exact pieces she pulled for the video, they'll look familiar to anyone who tuned into Lizzie McGuire a few decades ago. It's all very "staying up late to giggle over Chad Michael Murray," down to the bright cobalt nail polish and white barrettes parting Gomez's hair down the middle.

Abrams steals the phone and the mic on the second verse, singing her lyrics in a zip-up hoodie and baby tee of her own. She also sampled another Y2K trend on her fingertips, coating her nails in a metallic silver polish Xenon would most certainly approve.

Selena Gomez and Gracie Abrams typically have contrasting personal styles. Between running Rare Beauty, promoting her various acting projects, and enjoying her engagement to producer Benny Blanco, Gomez has favored mature mini dresses and all-white bridal outfits this year. She recently became a billionaire and usually likes to dress the part, complete with an oversize faux fur coat and coordinating red lipstick.

Abrams, on the other hand, is often pure Gen Z: The 25-year-old can't resist a crop top and extra-baggy pants when she's cavorting with boyfriend Paul Mescal, or a lingerie-inspired slip dress when she's performing. (Of course, her dresses aren't the thrift store finds her generation loves; they're custom Chanel.)

It's not clear who got on who's page when this pair joined forces for a duet. Did Gomez let Abrams raid a trunk of Wizards of Waverly Place costumes? Or did Abrams come to Gomez with screenshots of her collaborator's early Disney publicity appearances—and ask to go on a nostalgia trip? Either way, the pair managed to bridge their generational divide with throwback pieces everyone seems to be wearing now.

The 2025 Grammy Awards are all about celebrating the year's biggest music moments, so it makes sense that one of the year’s biggest breakout stars, Gracie Abrams, would score herself a nomination. And to celebrate this year's nod, she arrived on the Grammys red carpet looking like a Chanel bride.

The “I Love You, I’m Sorry” singer opted for a custom butter-toned Chanel dress with a chiffon hood for tonight's Grammy Awards. The dress also featured a black velvet belt and a satin jeweled camellia button at the center. She accessorized with a pair of classic black pointed-toe pumps by Manolo Blahnik.

As for her glam, Abrams stayed true to her less-is-more approach to beauty. Longtime hairstylist Bobby Elliot styled her close-cropped bob behind her ears (perfectly showing off her dangling Chanel High Jewelry 18k white gold earrings). Makeup artist Emily Cheng used products from Hourglass Cosmetics to keep her skin looking soft and glowing, adding to the ethereal overall look. A Chanel Fine Jewelry Coco Crush ring—which comes encrusted in 18k white gold and diamonds, no less!—finished off the look.

Abrams is nominated tonight in the “Best Pop Duo/Group Performance” category for her song “Us.” featuring Taylor Swift. The track, which appeared on Abrams’s album “The Secret of Us,” was a long time coming, given that Abrams supported Swift on much of the Eras Tour’s last leg (including its very last show in Canada late last fall).

While the singer has dominated the charts over the last few months with singles like "Close to You" and "That's So True," she made a name for herself as an off-duty style star just as quickly See: her matchy-matchy day date outfits with rumored boyfriend, Paul Mescal, perfect girls-night-out-ready ensembles with pals like Swift or Camila Morrone, a nationwide tour full of custom looks and sheer fabrics, and a recent Chanel campaign that was creative directed by Sofia Coppola. So, it makes sense that the singer—a brand ambassador—would wear the label tonight. She also wore a crocheted look from the label's Spring 2025 ready-to-wear collection to a pre-Grammy party on February 1.

However, I’ve had my eye on Abrams’s style since her debut on the Grammys carpet last year, when she was nominated in the “Best New Artist” category. That time, she opted for a black and navy two-piece set, also from Chanel. The look was simple and timeless while having a touch of edge via the tube top design and ruffled skirt.

Gracie Abrams and Camila Morrone held a long overdue girl dinner summit in New York City on Dec. 21. The pair met for dinner at Via Carota while the pop star is on a break from touring until February. Given that Abrams is scheduled to spend most of next year criss-crossing the globe, I can completely understand why the two jumped at the chance to have a little one-on-one time.

Their friendship style was on full display during the outing in matching black Chanel hobo bags with chunky gold chain straps. Morrone's quilted shoulder bag looked a bit roomier, suggesting it likely comes from the French fashion house's Spring 2022 collection by Virginie Viard. The Secret of Us singer's purse was much more petite and perhaps comes from the Chanel Fall 2024/25 pre-collection Morrone modeled in campaign imagery.

The Daisy Jones & The Six actor layered a black wrap coat over what appeared to be a black Dôen mini dress trimmed with white lace and buttons at the collar. She accessorized her festive ensemble with a pair of black lace-up combat boots.

Abrams—who recently opened the last night of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour—favored a black funnel-neck coat and black platform boots with a square toe. In October, the Grammy nominee hard-launched her relationship with Gladiator actor Paul Mescal with his-and-hers graphic T-shirts. Evidently, the 25-year-old loves to coordinate her outfits with those she holds dear.

Undoubtedly, plenty of gossip was spilled over wine and pasta during the pair's pre-Christmas hang. They even seem to have stopped for cigarettes on the way home. But I suppose what happens between Chanel darlings at Via Carota should probably stay between Chanel darlings at Via Carota.

If you've ever gotten emotional on the last day of school, then you have a pretty good idea of what the vibe was like backstage on the last night of Taylor Swift's record-breaking Eras Tour, according to Gracie Abrams.

The "That's So True" singer opened 49 shows on the Eras Tour, including the tour's very last show in Vancouver on December 8 and she shared what it was really like to be a part of the historic tour's grand finale during a new interview with Nylon. And, based on Abrams' description, it was very "last day of school," complete with copies of Swift's Eras Tour Book acting as yearbooks.

“Everyone had been crying all day. It felt like the last day of school backstage,” Abrams explained. “Everyone was walking around with their [Eras Tour] books, signing each other’s books. We were all walking around with Sharpies."

“I’m feeling emotional and grateful and in a state of shock that we don’t, as a global community, get to experience that source of light anymore,” Abrams said of the end of the Eras Tour era.

Abrams went on to describe how the iconic tour impacted her even when she wasn't performing as an opening act.

“I was just soaking up every moment of her show, too. I’ve basically been studying it for a year-and-a-half. Every time I’ve opened for her, I watch and learn. I learned from her every time we have a conversation about the weather, even,” she said of the experience, adding, “I watched the live streams on shows that I wasn’t at."

In addition to serving as opening act, Abrams also joined Swift on stage during the main show more than once during her time on the Eras Tour. In July 2023, Swift brought Abrams out during the acoustic "surprise songs" set to perform a duet of Abrams' song, "I Miss You, I'm Sorry," and, most recently, Abrams joined Swift on stage in Toronto in November 2024, for a mashup of Swift's "Out of the Woods" and Abrams' "Us."

"To see somebody have the ability to, in a stadium, make it feel like you and her are the only two people there, that was hugely important for me to see,” Abrams told Who What Wear in September of her experiences performing on the Eras Tour with Swift.

When one celebrity endorses a fall shoe trend, others always follow. That's the case, at least, with Dua Lipa and Emily Ratajkowski's favorite pair of Puma Speedcat sneakers. The best-selling silhouette is available in two new colors starting October 12 on Puma's website, and they're sure to become fall's most in-demand pair.

The Puma Speedcat Archive Shoe, available now, is a refurbished version of the '90s racing-inspired sneakers. The new colorways—a light blue, dubbed "Light Blue/Navy" and a light brown-and-white combination called "Haute Coffee/Frosted Ivory"—are inspired by Puma's archives.

The tonal brown shade taps into more than one trend at once. Yes, the racer silhouette is absolutely everywhere right now, but toffee brown is one of the most in-demand colors for fall 2024. Revamped in a luxe suede fabrication (also a major trend in the accessories world), the new Speedcats feel modern while staying true to their origin story: the black rubberized sole is designed to evoke the look of racing tires.

The just-launched silhouette already has a celebrity cult following. Gracie Abrams was spotted wearing the brown version while strolling with her new boyfriend, Paul Mescal, cementing them as a style to watch right now. The singer wore her Speecats with a tonal blue outfit comprised of a ribbed tank, navy blue trousers, and a matching navy sweater.

The Speedcat was initially released 25 years ago and took inspiration from fireproof shoes worn by Formula 1 drivers throughout the '80s and '90s. Now, with minor tweaks and colorway changes, it's become a must-buy for modern-day sneaker devotees on and off the track.

Like Vans sneakers before them, Puma has become an unexpected celebrity-favorite sneaker brand. The original red colorway became a must-buy when it restocked in late August, proving brightly-colored sneakers were one of the most dominant sneaker trends of the season. While Lipa and Ratajowski were early adopters, the Speedcats later drew the attention of Troye Sivan, who has worn them at stops on his and Charli XCX's Sweat Tour.

After a summer spent in Adidas Sambas and Gazelles, fashion insiders are no-doubt yearning for a new style to sink their feet into.

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New couple Gracie Abrams and Paul Mescal looked positively smitten on a stroll through New York City following the singer's back-to-back concerts at Radio City Music Hall. Abrams performed twice at the venue last weekend and was scheduled to perform a third time on Sunday until she was forced to reschedule the date to next Monday, Oct. 14, due to vocal injury.

Thankfully, it seems Mescal is keeping her spirits high in the intervening week. After initially sparking dating rumors across the pond in June, the lovebirds have taken their summer romance stateside for fall. They've even started dressing alike, as couples often do when they're sharing a closet.

On their most recent outing, Abrams paired a cream-colored Moody Blues T-shirt with dark wash jeans, a small black shoulder bag, black oval sunglasses, and strappy white, peep-toe ballet flats. Like a good boyfriend, Mescal matched the emerging pop star's freak in a white Ole Miss ringer tee, navy blue trousers, black leather boots, and black sunglasses.

Graphic T-shirts are now enjoying a revival amid Gen Z's obsession with Y2K and indie sleaze aesthetics. Vogue traced the trend back to the rise of Praying's ironic slogan T-shirts in 2020, thanks to early adopters such as Charli XCX, Addison Rae, and Ethel Cain. This year, the celebrity graphic tee of choice seems to be Stella McCartney's "About F–cking Time!" tank top, which dropped in the designer's Fall 2024 collection. Spotted on the likes of Madonna, Paris Hilton, Amelia Gray, Charli XCX, and Zoë Kravitz, the graphic tank top is a reproduction of a DIY design McCartney wore in 1999 when her Beatles legend father, Paul, was inducted in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Meanwhile, Kaia Gerber has worn graphic tees from her reading group, Library Science, to join in the trend.

Abrams and Mescal must've have gotten memo. Now, can we get this couple on a red carpet?