It won't be long before the streets of Paris are flooded with Fashion Week show-goers, wearing the on-trend outfits they meticulously planned weeks prior. If you're packing for PFW as we speak, take it from Rihanna: Save a spot in your luggage for sweatpants. Not only are they the perfect airplane pants, but they're also easy to elevate with the right shoe trend and It bag if you don't happen to have time to stop by the hotel before your first stop.

While it's unclear if RiRi will stay in Paris until Fashion Month's final runway shows in October, right now, she can't stop, won't stop serving inspiration-worthy outfits around France. Earlier in the month, she even styled a pair of hybrid skirt-jeans.

On August 30, the Grammy winner switched gears with The Attico's Melange Gray Joggers, featuring elasticized ankles and balloon-looking legs.

She wore the light-reflecting, zip-pocket pair with a matching T-shirt, a black trench coat, and Gucci's metallic silver take on the closed-toe mules trend. (Chanel, Ferragamo, Miu Miu, and more debuted similar styles during recent fall runway shows.)

The pointy pumps already upgraded the off-duty outfit to fashion-insider status, but because she's Rihanna, she accessorized with a hot-ticket item from Dior, too.

Saving her Saddle, Lady Dior, and Book Tote bags for other nights out in Paris, the brand ambassador brought out the Small Dior Toujours Hobo weeks after its official launch date. While Rihanna wore the Fall 2026 design over her shoulder, its quilted leather can also be carried as a top-handle tote, with the signature "C" and "D" clasps interlocked.

All this to say? When Paris Fashion Week patrons start dressing up sweatpants with mules and a designer It bag, you can thank Rihanna for the cozy-girl representation. To join her in testing the unconventional trio early, shop Marie Claire-approved pieces from Cos, Mango, and more, below.

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"Gucci flip-flops" have come a long way since becoming a certified Gold hip-hop song in 2018. Now, the new-and-improved thong sandals traded Billboard Hot 100 Charts for fashion's premier "Hottest Products" list: the Lyst Index.

The fashion search engine just returned with another quarterly ranking of the buzziest brands and products. Thanks to the Matthieu Blazy mania, Chanel reclaimed its crown as the industry's most talked-about heritage house, but Gucci wasn't too far behind. The Vittoria Thongs are The Lyst Index's fourth-hottest find for Q2 2026. Thanks to summer's heeled flip-flops trend, the Demna-designed heels aren't the only open-toe shoes on the list—Chloé's Jelly Mules and Massimo Dutti's Toe Sandals also made the cut in fifth and sixth place, respectively—but they're certainly one of the most celebrity-beloved.

While the $990 Vittorias were absent from Demna's first runway shows as creative director, they still achieved It-shoe status once released in stores. The 2-inch-tall flip-flops—made from nappa leather or monogrammed canvas—landed four months ago, alongside the rest of the Spring 2026 collection (Demna's Gucci debut). By May 4, Dua Lipa gave the black Vittorias a starring role in her Instagram-worthy Copenhagen recap.

Lipa loved the pair's rounded toes, tonal metal logos, squared heels, and silver-plated soles so much, she saved them a spot in her Italian wedding luggage. When the newlywed wasn't wearing custom Bottega Veneta and Chanel on the dance floor, or exploring her five-star hotel in swimsuit cover-ups, the Gucci Vittorias made as frequent appearances in her bridal looks as her engagement ring.

Meanwhile, over on Instagram, Tate McRae used her fresh-from-the-box stilettos to taste-test the strawberry red color trend. Much like Lipa's first Vittoria-clad look, the pop star styled them with low-rise denim for the full '90s-inspired effect.

As sandal season forged on, so did the Gucci Vittoria sandal celebrity takeover. After weeks of re-wearing Nike sneakers, pointy snakeskin pumps, and occasional knee-high boots, Rihanna added the Lipa-approved pair to her summer shoe rack. Props to Gucci for getting the Grammy winner on the heeled flip-flops trend train.

The leather Vittorias are available in black, white, cool blue, metallic silver, and peony pink, but RiRi has always had a soft spot for the Italian label's interlocking Gs. (The GG monogram can be seen across her archives in pants, purse, and outerwear form.) So, it's no surprise she chose the beige canvas style, which matched the nostalgic feel of her Miu Miu track jacket and striped mermaid maxi skirt from Junya Watanabe.

Gucci's Vittoria Thongs are to Lipa and Rihanna as The Row's Sacha Sandals are to Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber. Right now, both heeled flip-flops are battling it out on the street style scene, but only one option earned Lyst's endorsement. To the untrained eye, the silhouettes are almost identical. Subtle switches include Gucci's curved heels and branded V-shaped bands, which offer a more maximalist take on the footwear look.

It's been years since one of Gucci's styles made it on Lyst's "Hottest Products" list, but new creative control has been known to slingshot brands to the top of the leaderboard. (With Jonathan Anderson's and Blazy's arrivals, Dior and Chanel witnessed the same occurrences this year.)

Will Gucci join Chanel as a Lyst Index mainstay? While you await the Q3 2026 reveal to find out, invest in the Vittoria Thong Sandals below before another A-list shoe collector beats you to it.

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Whether she's wearing runway looks or casual clothing, Rihanna's outfits are always enviable. On July 10, the Fenty founder was photographed leaving New York City's Four Seasons wearing gray sweats, which she elevated with some seriously luxe accessories.

The superstar paired dark gray leggings with a baggy gray hoodie, which she wore zipped up over a white T-shirt. In true Rihanna style, the "Umbrella" singer dressed up her day-off look with loud luxury items.

The mom-of-three carried a sold-out Louis Vuitton Speedy Handbag Fleur De Jais Monogram Canvas 30 Satchel. The monogram-print is a staple style for the fashion house, but Rihanna's bag is a new twist on the classic silhouette—it's adorned with sequins and patches of velvet.

The sparkly style has long since sold out, but trades hands for approximately $3,000 on resale sites.

As if her Louis Vuitton bag wasn't sparkly enough, Rihanna completed her outfit with a pair of Gucci's Castello Embellished Satin Pumps. The satin heels feature an ankle strap, which is also covered in crystals, and retail for $2,600.

Basically, if anyone is still attached to Spring 2026's sportif trend, which combines designer items with casual athleisure pieces, Rihanna just gave the craze her seal of approval.

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Charli XCX is currently promoting the release of her next album, Music, Fashion, Film, which included a visit to the BBC Radio 1 studios in London on June 26. For the occasion, the Brat icon opted for a little black dress with a Barbie-inspired twist.

The "360" singer was photographed wearing her LBD—Gucci's Crêpe Jersey Dress—which retails for $850, with a pair of bright pink pointed-toe pumps from Stuart Weitzman. Having had a song featured on the Barbie soundtrack, adding a pop of bright pink to her otherwise monochromatic outfit feels totally fitting for the singer.

The star of The Moment carried a Kenzo Leather Tote Bag slung under her arm, and accessorized her outfit with a pair of wraparound sunglasses.

Discussing her forthcoming record, Charli recently told Rolling Stone, "All of my albums work in opposites...They repel against each other, and that's the connective tissue."

As for not wanting to repeat the sound she fostered on Brat, the singer shared, "I knew when I was making it that I was never going to make that record again...It's not creatively rewarding for me to make the same thing twice."

Just like her music, Charli XCX's style choices are never boring, either.

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The sleek, oval-shaped shades in Kylie Jenner's latest Instagram post weren't your average sunglasses. Jenner helped design them with Meta. The same goes for her launch event look on June 23. Jenner's halter dress actually debuted on a Gucci by Tom Ford runway over 25 years ago.

Jenner's AI glasses filmed everything inside the New York City launch party for Meta's latest wearable tech, including her vintage score. Stylists Mackenzie and Alexandra Grandquist tracked down a little nude dress from Ford's Gucci Fall 1999 runway show.

Fashion girl-beloved vintage boutique Tab Vintage kept the dress in tip-top shape, much like it did Jenner's 2026 BAFTAs dress from Mugler. Every element—especially the bodycon leather, open back, and rosette-topped torso—tapped into her affinity for sultry minimalism. The thigh-sweeping style earned extra points for matching her new Gucci Castello Sandals effortlessly.

In true Kardashian-Jenner form, the Kylie Cosmetics founder took subtle creative liberties with the original runway look. First, the one keyhole cut-out was sewn shut beneath her leather rosette. She also opted out of the circa-1999, knee-high boots. (Their black leather would've matched the glossiness of her Meta sunglasses, though.) Knowing Jenner, she wanted the filming frames to be her outfit's boldest accessory.

The Meta glasses may be new to Jenner's closet, but much like her sisters, she's been collecting vintage Gucci by Tom Ford for years. Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, and Kendall Jenner introduced her to the designer's 14-year reign as early as 2020. In more recent years, she's flaunted the new-to-her finds at New York Knicks games, family holiday parties, and all over Instagram. That said, it's only right Jenner broke in her new sunnies with Gucci by Tom Ford.

Not only is Tom Ford's Gucci a status symbol in Hollywood. This specific collection is a fashion-girl favorite. Everyone from Gabbriette and Kim Kardashian to Bella Hadid has tracked down designs from the Fall 1999 show. In 2024, Hadid got her hands on the line's flared green trousers initially modeled by Gisele Bündchen in the 26-year-old campaign.

Meanwhile in Jan. 2026, Kim Kardashian showcased Tom Ford's leather-and-mink Gucci pants around Aspen, Colorado. Owning at least one piece from the Texan creative's Gucci era is a rite of passage in It girl circles. With Kylie Jenner's endorsement, skinny Meta sunglasses will be next.

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There are too many 2026 World Cup fashion collaborations to count. Yet, a majority of A-listers wore something custom on June 11. First, Shakira returned to the opening ceremony stage in a never-before-seen outfit from Off-White. Then, official tournament ambassador Salma Hayek Pinault debuted the summer suit Gucci created just for her. Its color trend made her unmissable even from the highest seats in the stadium.

Hayek Pinault's World Cup duties stretched far beyond serving a look in the Mexico City Stadium—though she certainly did that, too. She presided over the the Parade of Nations, before presenting the official trophy to FIFA president Gianni Infantino. There wasn't an extra award lying around, but Hayek Pinault didn't need one to tell her she was best-dressed.

The House of Gucci actor graced the midfield catwalk in a fitted blazer and matching trousers. The single-breasted jacket was super cinched beneath razor-sharp shoulder pads and statement lapels. That way, only the top of her button-down alternative peeked through.

Gucci's new creative director, Demna, could've layered a basic white Oxford underneath and called it a day. Instead, he shade-matched Hayek Pinault's suit to a bow-topped blouse. The base of the shirt was strawberry red, much like the color trend that Alaïa, Givenchy, and Chanel rooted on Spring 2026 runways. Then, printed lilies, daffodils, and violets sprouted onto its silky fabric.

Hayek Pinault's finishing touches? One of Gucci's most recognizable motifs: the green-and-red Web stripe, which dates back to the 1950s. This time, it decorated her blouse's neck tie and cuffs. (She also styled the Web stripe at the 2026 French Open last week, except on a black long-sleeve top.)

Last but certainly not least, Hayek Pinault pinned Boucheron's $25,200 Flèche Brooch to her lapel. 177 round-cut diamonds shined against the arrow-shaped accessory.

Salma Hayek Pinault is certainly making the rounds this sports season, first with the 2026 French Open last week. There, she traded tennis whites for a black, scoop-neck top from Gucci, matching Bermuda shorts, and a bright red Bottega Veneta bag.

Now, she's showing up and out at the 2026 World Cup. In case the tournament ambassador misses games in New York City or San Francisco this weekend, there's a chance she'll resume her style streak come June 17. That's when Uzbekistan will challenge Colombia in Mexico City Stadium. Here's hoping Hayek Pinault is in such a sporty mood this summer, she'll attend Wimbledon or the U.S. Open, too.

Kim Kardashian's race to wear the most Gucci in one Formula 1 weekend didn't end when her boyfriend, Lewis Hamilton, came in second at the Monaco Grand Prix. Two days later, she made her final lap in the Gucci G-string gown originally modeled by Kate Moss on the Fall 2026 runway.

Kardashian and Hamilton traded trackside PDA moments for a private cruise just off the coast of Monte Carlo. It was the power couple's only relaxed outing all weekend, meaning she could've kept it casual in a summery matching set. That would've been off-brand for any Kardashian, though. She and stylist Dani Levi went all out for the after-dark voyage instead. Gucci creative director Demna (Kardashian's close friend since his Balenciaga days) loaned her the closing look from his debut fashion show at Gucci.

From the front, it was 2026's most bedazzled black gown. Intricately placed crystals covered every square inch of its turtleneck, long sleeves, and fitted column skirt. When the light hit Kardashian's rhinestones just right, locals could see her shine from miles away.

Believe it or not, spots the sparklers didn't touch stood out the most. The dress originally went viral for its completely open back—and the lingerie it revealed. So, Kardashian posed with her back to the camera in almost every Instagram-worthy pic. The oval-shaped keyhole stretched so wide, it bordered on side cut-out territory (a favorite among her fashion girl sisters, especially Kylie Jenner). Directly below the side slits appeared one of Gucci's most iconic house codes: the nostalgic G-string thong.

It's unclear if Demna stitched the teeny-tiny whale-tail onto Kardashian's gown, or if it's stacked beneath her plunge back. During Tom Ford's tenure at Gucci (the era that inspires Demna's designs the most), he debuted the status symbol as an additional layer on the Spring 1997 catwalk. After teasing its stringy straps under a skirt set, Ford dressed a model in an oversize sweater and nothing but the paper-thin thong on the bottom. The brand's logo—two interlocking Gs—were the glue that held each hip-high band together.

Fast forward to 2026, and Demna reimagined Ford's exact silhouette with diamonds inside each letter. It's like the Balenciaga alum sculpted the dress just for Kardashian. Anything that shimmers, shows some skin, and has ties to the '90s is like a bat signal for the SKIMS founder.

Knowing Kardashian, she was also drawn to the dress because Kate Moss was the first to wear it. The two It girls have been friends for over a decade. "She is THE fashion icon, defining a whole generation of style," Kardashian shared in 2021, after casting Moss in her SKIMS summer campaign.

Last February, the supermodel shut down Gucci's Fall 2026 show in the same backless look. Moss's take was slightly more accessorized, thanks to patent pointy mules, diamond drop earrings, and a compact clutch.

It takes courage to pull off a gown with a peekaboo thong. For Kardashian, it's nothing new. Back in 2018, she flaunted an almost identical G-string beneath a neon yellow matching set on Instagram. The underwear was black with Gucci's emblem in yellow gold, suggesting it was a vintage find from Tom Ford's run.

In the years since, Hailey Bieber, Kylie Jenner, Lori Harvey, and more have styled fashion's most recognizable lingerie. Place your bets on who's next.

Kim Kardashian is taking her relationship with Lewis Hamilton to the next level. Following multiple date nights, the SKIMS founder decided to support the British race car driver while he competes in the Formula One Monaco Grand Prix 2026. Of course, attendance alone wouldn't be enough; Kim Kardashian's leather Gucci outfit confirms she's going all-in on the decorated speed demon.

On Friday, June 5, Kim was spotted in Monte Carlo, Monaco alongside sister Khloé Kardashian, with the pair spending time on a yacht with friends ahead of the competition. For the occasion, the reality star made her intentions clear by wearing a head-to-toe leather Gucci racing suit. Although Hamilton didn't appear to be present at the gathering, Kim's look was akin to one half of a couple's outfit.

The All's Fair star's apt racing suit consisted of a Generation Gucci black leather jacket and matching leather pants. She also carried a Gucci Lunetta Bag, featuring the fashion house's iconic "Web" stripe, paired with black pointed-toe pumps, and oversize sunglasses, also Gucci.

After the pair both attended the same New Year's Eve party, dating rumors were ignited in February 2026 when Kardashian and Hamilton spent time together in the Cotswolds, England.

At the time, a source told Entertainment Tonight, "Kim and Lewis are spending more time together and seeing where things are going." The source continued, "They've been friends and known each other for years but are now exploring a romantic relationship."⁠

If Kim's Moanco Grand Prix outfit is anything to go by, her romance with Hamilton is still going strong.

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Some of Daisy Edgar-Jones's best 2026 Cannes Film Festival outfits didn't come close to gracing the red carpet. She saved her most summery sets for a post-Cannes Instagram recap on May 19. For instance, fans never saw Edgar-Jones's Gucci It bag beyond her IG grid, but regardless, it kickstarted raffia season in the French Riviera and beyond.

After a "wonderful few days of watching movies," Edgar-Jones reminisced about her favorite Cannes 2026 moments, including the dress code-defying, naked Balenciaga gown she debuted just days ago. A few swipes in, Edgar-Jones added a never-before-seen laid-back look, featuring the quintessential beach bag on every Gucci girl's wishlist.

Her mirror pic captured the Gucci Bamboo 1947 Bag front and center, its brown leather top-flap, singular bamboo strap, and woven basket body on full display. The micro, bamboo-handle silhouette is shoppable in various shades of leather, but the actor's exact, raffia-sculpted style only releases in select spring or resort collections (if we're lucky). Being a brand ambassador for Gucci means those restrictions don't apply to Edgar-Jones, though. Maybe she just called Demna up and the $4,900 collector's item appeared on her doorstep in minutes.

Edgar-Jones didn't fit her entire skirt set in her iPhone's frame—just an ivory midi skirt and a satin scarf-turned-crop top. To finish, she popped on circular black sunglasses, gold hoop earrings, and hit the celebrity-filled French Riviera.

Raffia styling is back and more international than ever this season. Hundreds of miles beyond the Croisette, Zoë Kravitz and Taylor Swift brought their beach bags out of storage in New York City.

Kravitz, for one, remains loyal to The Row's black Ambre Bag, the supersized version of the Estelle Raffia Bag she wore on repeat last summer. As recently as May 15, Swift doubled up on raffia dressing with woven Aquazzura sandals and a matching crossbody bag from Gerard Darel.

Take it from VIPs: Beaches might not be busy for a few more weeks, but your raffia bag should be.

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For Gucci's Cruise 2027 show, creative director Demna brought all of the drama—and a plethora of celebrities—to Times Square in Manhattan, New York City on Saturday, May 16. Unsurprisingly, the front row was every bit as star-studded as the runway itself, and the dramatic location made for a pretty unforgettable cinematic experience.

The reason for the iconic—and extraordinarily busy—location is simple: "New York has held a singular place in Gucci's history for over 70 years, with the house opening its first store outside of Italy in the city in 1953," a press release revealed. "GucciCore serves as a homecoming for the house, staged in Times Square, one of New York's most ubiquitous symbols, against the backdrop of its digital billboards and screens. It distills the essence of Gucci as a visual language into a collection built around a new core wardrobe."

The runway, which wound its way through Times Square itself, featured the likes of supermodel Cindy Crawford, sporting legend Tom Brady, and reality star turned entrepreneur (and ADHD advocate) Paris Hilton.

Here, we round up all of the A-listers hitting the runway for Gucci's Cruise 2027 show in Times Square, along with some of the famous faces gracing the front row.

Paris Hilton

Cindy Crawford

Candice Swanepoel 

Tom Brady

Dree Hemingway

Alex Consani 

Emily Ratajkowski

Gabbriette

Iman

Kim Kardashian

Lindsay Lohan

Mariah Carey

Laura Harrier

Molly Gordon

Katie Holmes will never say no to an adventurous spring color combination before sampling it on the New York City sidewalks. Spring 2026's strawberry-red and sky-blue shades definitely passed her test drive on April 15, thanks to the cool-girl basics that bookended them.

Paparazzi couldn't miss Holmes during her mid-afternoon walk, first because of her stark white T-shirt by Leset. Then, its slightly cropped hem stopped right in line with the elasticized waist of her cotton Rosie Assoulin skirt. Fellow blue-and-red enthusiasts sold out her exact shirred poplin midi, which was 80-percent cornflower blue before 20-percent strawberry red garnished the ankle-grazing hem.

Beneath the maxi's blinding hem emerged not another spring It-color, but black leather Jordaan loafers from Gucci. (The patent leather looks pristine, despite being on Holmes's shoe rack since 2016.) They might not have matched the soft, structure-less renditions seen on Gigi Hadid, Lindsay Lohan, or Selena Gomez recently, but Gucci's horsebit motif is certainly having a moment. The same equestrian hardware atop her elongated toe boxes also frosts the front of the label's Borsetto Bag. To finish, the Dawson's Creek alum re-wore the bucket-style A.P.C. bag seen alongside her Miu Miu Mary Janes last week.

Holmes's two-tone skirt is a direct result of Miu Miu, Diotima, and Prada pairing red with blue pieces on Spring 2026 runways. (Plus, Marie Claire's endorsement of their takes.) The cherry-red craze dove a few tints deeper this season, while blue Oxfords and ruffle skirts read more tranquil than ever before.

Coperni paired a bright, delicately-draped blue dress with Mary Janes on the opposite end of the color wheel. Then, Vivienne Westwood blended the two tints into one printed, semi-sheer slip. Loewe, on the other hand, kept its red-and-blue mentions subtle, by stacking contrasting crewnecks beneath a quarter-zip windbreaker.

Holmes has started a few color combination trends of her own in recent months, including butter yellow and tomato red, olive green and salmon pink, burgundy and brown, and more. See? She truly does give every duo a fair shot, even on red carpets.

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Along with a plethora of other famous faces, Anya Taylor-Joy is currently attending the first weekend of Coachella 2026. While Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner hosted parties for their respective brands, Taylor-Joy was spotted entering the festival with friends, including musician Sombr. For the occasion, she paired leather pants with a vintage Gucci sling bag.

The actress's vintage Gucci Horsebit Sling Bag in Red Suede features gold hardware and hails from Tom Ford's era at the fashion house. While the rest of Taylor-Joy's outfit consisted of muted tones, her Gucci bag tapped into Spring 2026's maximalist garden tomato color trend.

Meanwhile, Taylor-Joy wore a Dion Lee Crochet Corset Top in Khaki paired with black leather pants and black heeled boots.

The Furiosa star accessorized her outfit with a pair of Dior's VeryDior M1U 91mm Mask Sunglasses, which retail for $690.

In an interview with Harper's BAZAAR UK, Taylor-Joy perfectly summed up her approach to style. "I think a lot of that comes down to your own personal taste; it doesn't really matter what anybody else thinks," she told the outlet. "If you love it and you feel great in it, that's all that matters."

It goes without saying that Taylor-Joy's unexpected Coachella 'fit is bound to inspire plenty of onlookers.

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Kaia Gerber regularly incorporates classic items into her outfits, such as her iconic Gucci Jackie 1961 Bag and her beloved ballet flats. For her most recent appearance, the Palm Royale star elevated her smart outfit with Spring 2026's Garden Tomato color trend.

On April 3, the model and actress arrived at the Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles wearing her namesake Kaia Ballet Flats from Repetto in a Flame Red shade, which retail for $440.

Marie Claire's contributing editor Larissa Mills recently said of the burgeoning color-pop trend, "When the foundation of your wardrobe is built on classic tones, any color works. Truly. Every glorious shade of the season, from Spring 2026's color trends like citrusy chartreuse to electric blue and tomato red, is all fair game."

Basically, Spring 2026 is all about maximalism when it comes to color, but it doesn't have to overwhelm an outfit. Case in point: Gerber's bright red ballet flats accentuating her navy linen pants, white T-shirt, and black leather bag.

As well as carrying her $3,450 Gucci Jackie 1961 Medium Shoulder Bag, Gerber also put on a trench coat, referencing another of Spring 2026's It-girl trends.

Contributing editor Mills also advised, "So, whichever way you decide to add a pop of color, the key is to remember it doesn't have to dominate your outfit in order to be effective. In fact, when used sparingly, I think, it often feels more sophisticated. It's a wink, not a shout. And now you're speaking the language of color!"

As usual, Gerber has provided the world with a perfect example of how to wear some of the most popular It-girl trends this season.

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Marie Claire called the east-west the "It-bag shape that defined 2024," yet, Demna Gvasalia's latest Gucci bag as creative director proved the trend is still firmly on the map. Given the silhouette's staying power, it's no surprise the Gucci Borsetto is winning 2026's battle of celebrity-beloved It bags.

To know the Gucci Borsetto is to know the root Italian words: It's a fusion of borsa (bag) and morsetto (horsebit). Demna's interpretation, which released with his surprise Spring 2026 collection, couldn't have been a more straightforward manifestation of the Italian phrase. Both the medium and large Borsetto Boston bags feature two elongated shoulder straps with a rectangular, zip-top tote sculpted from soft leather, suede, or monogrammed GG canvas. There's also a crossbody strap, but most Gucci girls—including Anne Hathaway—leave it at home.

The four-figure design may be brand new, but it's steeped in the label's legacy. It wouldn't be Gucci's take on the east-west trend without the iconic red-and-green "Web" stripe and the 73-year-old horsebit emblem. Both motifs were hot ticket items when they debuted, and during Tom Ford's '90s tenure as creative director. But why enlist in a Ford-era, secondhand bidding war when Demna blended the best of both worlds—noughties nostalgia and brand-new textiles—into one hero piece?

A handbag that's just as functional as it is recognizable was bound to become a collector's item among Hollywood's finest. Even so, no one could've predicted its overnight sensation status. Despite just launching in February, the Gucci Borsetto has already joined the closets of Dua Lipa, Demi Moore, Kate Moss, and more.

Dua Lipa's Gucci Borsetto made its Instagram debut on March 10, when she carried the "Dark Brown Suede" color clutch-style on top of The Attico's bomber jacket, a sheer feather-trimmed dress, and peekaboo underwear. The pop star hid the bag's horsebit and "Web" stripe under her shoulder, but its chocolatey suede and yellow gold hardware confirmed it was indeed the Borsetto.

Tyla, on the other hand, displayed her slightly-smaller Borsetto front and center. Why wouldn't she? It amplified her outfit's early-aughts aesthetic. By Paris Fashion Week, she paired the medium brown bag with an equally-nostalgic bandeau top and lace-up, army green capri pants.

Meanwhile in Milan, Demi Moore and stylist Brad Goreski had no issues tracking down a leather jacket, straight-leg jeans, and medium-sized Gucci Borsetto. The bag's horsebit emblem complemented the hardware atop her pointy Gucci pumps.

Back on L.A.'s street style scene, Kate Moss broke in the larger leather bag a month before starring in Gucci's Borsetto campaign. She styled it similarly, with black on top and '90s-esque cigarette jeans on the bottom. By the time the "Beauty and the Bag" photoshoot rolled around, Moss became acquainted with the monogram canvas and brown suede variations. Knowing Gucci, the latter two could be in her closet as we speak.

Speaking of the bigger Gucci Borsetto, it's become the go-to everyday bag for some of fashion's buzziest insiders, including Paris Hilton. Where else would she debut Demna's It bag than at his first runway show as lead designer? She chose the same black, $3,450 carry-all as Kate Moss. The tomato-red shade of her long-sleeve dress brought out the bag's matching stripe.

Supermodels Alex Consani and Vittoria Cerretti are proud large Borsetto babes, too. Two weeks before she strutted down Demna's Gucci runway, Consani modeled the east-west Borsetto in New York City. Like other A-list fans, she leaned into the bag's noughties vibe with flared, light-wash jeans and a cropped bomber jacket.

Within weeks, Vittoria Ceretti followed Consani's lead. The blueprint for Italian girl dressing looked undeniably fierce with the Gucci Borsetto in tow.

By May 1, it seemed Anne Hathaway treated herself to a post-Devil Wears Prada 2 press tour present: the bottomless Gucci Borsetto. The film hit theaters that same day, but Hathaway couldn't wait to take her new tote for a spin around NYC. She debuted it alongside a letterman jacket, button-down bottoms, and high-vamp flats with a subtle heel.

The Gucci Borsetto's celebrity clientele proves the east-west trend is so back, and for good this time. With this amount of instant approval, Demna has no choice but to make the Spring 2026 style a signature in his core collection. If that's the case, you'll have plenty of time to save up and splurge when you're ready. Don't worry, east-west silhouettes like this—especially ones with such a wide range of fans—aren't going anywhere.

Kaia Gerber has had a busy few weeks. After proving that ballet is still very much alive in a Black Swan naked dress at Vanity Fair's pre-Oscars party, the model confirmed that a little black dress works for just about any situation.

On March 21, Gerber was photographed outside of Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles with some friends. For the night out, the Palm Royale star wore a little black halter dress, which she paired with her beloved Repetto Cendrillon Pumps, also black.

Gerber kept her accessories to a minimum, opting to carry her $3,450 Gucci Jackie 1961 Medium Shoulder Bag in Black Leather—a style she's been spotted with on multiple occasions. With her long hair worn down around her shoulders and a bold red lip, Cindy Crawford's daughter looked every inch the movie star.

In an interview with Harper's BAZAAR, Gerber revealed how she approaches her dueling modeling and acting careers. "I am a shapeshifter," she told the outlet. "I let my identity be that I can transform, rather than what I transformed into."

While Gerber considers herself to be a shapeshifter in her work ventures, her style is undeniably classic, clean, and completely enviable.

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After seemingly ending her flip-flops era with Spring 2026's High-Vamp Heels Trend, Hailey Bieber revealed that The Row mules are also on her footwear agenda this season.

On Friday, March 6, Hailey joined her husband, Justin Bieber, for lunch at South Beverly Grill in Beverly Hills, California. For the lunch date, the Rhode founder wore a sheer crochet skirt, which features a fringed hemline, from More to Come. Unfortunately, the brand's Angelina Skirt is no longer available. She paired her skirt with a sold-out Shy Vintage Wool Ruffle Top.

The makeup mogul accessorized her laidback outfit with a Gucci Jackie Slim Shoulder Bag, which retails for $2,450, and a pair of The Row's Penelope Mules.

Basically, it looks like Hailey might have left her heeled flip-flops behind her in favor of closed-toe footwear. A pair of slim black sunglasses completed her day-off look.

Rhode has enlisted Love Story's Sarah Pidegon to launch its Spring 2026 season of products, which includes Pocket Blushes and limited edition Peptide Lip Tints in a plethora of vibrant pink shades.

It's safe to say that Hailey's style choices, as well as her Rhode cosmetic offerings, are bound to inspire a ton of outfits this season.

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Despite the heaps of vintage Dior in Emily Ratajkowski's closet, she's been absent from the label's front row for nearly a decade. On March 3, nine years after her last invite arrived—to then-creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri's Spring 2018 show—she finally ended her hiatus in Dior by Jonathan Anderson selects.

Last weekend, Ratajkowski dusted off her modeling shoes for Demna's debut runway show at Gucci. By Tuesday, she jetted from Milan to Paris Fashion Week, simultaneously putting her spectator cap back on. Photographers captured a pre-show EmRata outside the greenhouse-turned-catwalk Dior Venue, dressed in a full-coverage, minimalist set.

Look 41 from Dior's Pre-Fall 2026 show became her plus-one. Stark white satin wrapped halter-style around her neck, before meeting as two voluminous bows behind her mid-thighs. Pleated black trousers—a slightly slimmer silhouette compared to the Pre-Fall pair—grounded the otherwise romantic top in relatability. Ratajkowski's straight-leg hems weren't nearly as long as they appeared in the Pre-Fall 2026 look book. That way, her matching croc-embossed heels earned a proper close-up.

In the aforementioned look book, the Pre-Fall model carried an extra-large messenger bag atop the top's silk shoulder. (The metallic silver shoulder strap boasted Dior's emblem in all caps.) Since Ratajkowski wasn't in mom mode at the Dior presentation, she likely didn't need a bottomless bag. Instead, the My Body author packed only her essentials into a black leather clutch that read more wallet than purse. Ratajkowski's finishing touch? Blink-and-you'll-miss-them hoops, which traded places with the model's bow-shaped drop earrings.

It seems Ratajkowski is proving just how versatile an It-girl she is this Fashion Month: Her Dior and Gucci Fall 2026 looks couldn't be more different. On Feb. 27, Ratajkowski joined a slew of celebrity models in Look 71's micro-mini party dress. She looked straight from a circa-1993 fashion week after-party in a silver rhinestone-covered mini. Its spaghetti-slim straps, U-shaped neckline, and thigh-grazing skirt stuck to her like second skin. Gucci even bedazzled her sleek stilettos and going-out bag to match.

Not only is this a reunion for Ratajkowski and Dior, the Fall 2026 season could call her back to the Paris Fashion Week runway. It's been a long time coming: Courrèges's Fall 2023 show marked her most recent Parisian walk. If Ratajkowski is anything like fellow model-turned-entrepreneur Bella Hadid, she's keeping her PFW schedule under lock and key until her next outing.

A plethora of world-famous models arrived at Milan Fashion Week this week, where many of them took part in Demna's first Gucci runway show. Since joining the fashion house in 2025, Demna has made it clear that his Gucci era will be a little different. For instance, a star-studded red carpet premiere for a Gucci short film officially launched his tenure as creative director.

After walking the runway as the epitome of the Gucci party girl, Emily Ratajkowski and boyfriend Romain Gavras were photographed arriving at the Gucci dinner on Friday, February 27.

The Too Much star traded her '90s-inspired silver-studded mini dress from Gucci's runway in favor of another look from the fashion house. Ratajkowski opted for a black jersey slip dress, with thin straps featuring the designer's iconic gold Horsebit hardware.

Ratajkowski accessorized the dress with a black leather Gucci Jackie Slim Small Shoulder Bag, which retails for $2,450. Per the fashion house's website, the style is new for Spring/Summer 2026, and "presents a sleek, relaxed style crafted from soft grainy leather that has been carefully aged by hand to create a time-worn, vintage-inspired effect."

The model and actress completed her outfit with a pair of black suede pointed-toe knee-high boots.

Ratajkowski's inclusion in Demna's Milan Fashion Week confirms that she's most definitely on board with the new creative director's vision for Gucci.

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It's no surprise a few models-turned-celebrities (and vice versa) made Gucci's Fall 2026 fashion show the focus of their Milan Fashion Week.

The February 27 runway show came with a lot of hype, after all. It was creative director Demna's first proper fashion show for the label, though he'd officially started designing in 2025. (Actors including Demi Moore modeled his first collection last September in a short film called The Tiger.) Now, with the initial 38-piece collection in stores, the brand turned back to the runway for a celebrity-filled affair. Familiar faces were everywhere, from Gabbriette and Alex Consani to Karlie Kloss, in her first Fashion Month gig since Schiaparelli's Spring 2024 Couture show two Januarys ago. Her khaki midi skirt—covered in Gucci's interlocking Gs—echoed the collection's '90s tone.

Elsa Hosk also ended her runway hiatus with Gucci, albeit in a more off-duty outfit. Her track pants and trench coat combination couldn't have been more different from Emily Ratajkowski's 'fit. Fresh off Tory Burch's Fall 2026 runway, EmRata showed the Gucci girl's party side in a micro-mini, crystal-covered dress. Rhinestones were a leading motif from beginning to end, too: Kate Moss's black turtleneck dress brought them back to close the collection. If that didn't feel Gucci by Tom Ford-adjacent enough, its open back revealed the new-and-improved Gucci thong, as teased by Hailey Bieber last November.

With each celebrity model's entrance, the show inched closer to earning the title of Fashion Month's most star-studded runway. Ahead, see every single celebrity who walked in Gucci's Fall 2026 fashion show.

Kate Moss

Demna couldn't revive the Gucci brand archetype without the OG: Kate Moss, a Gucci woman on and off the runway since Tom Ford's Fall 1995 show.

This time around, Demna gave her the honor closing his Fall 2026 show in a glamorous black rhinestone dress. What started as a sleek turtleneck bodice transformed into an entirely open back, which highlighted her whale-tail thong. A metallic silver clutch upped the post-1995 party feel of Moss's final look.

Karlie Kloss

The centerpiece of Karlie Kloss's set was, without a doubt, her khaki pencil skirt. Its recognizable "GG" monogram stood out alongside a black oversize sweater, horsebit-topped pumps, and a matching, patent leather top-handle bag. Kloss is used to pulling off the circa-1933 monogram: It enveloped her entire metallic gold mini at the 2017 Met Gala.

Alex Consani

Alex Consani—the blonde backdrop of Demna's $48,000 tiger-print Spring 2026 coat—is officially his runway muse, too. She earned a starring Fall 2026 role in a long-sleeve, golden turtleneck dress that shimmered from head to toe. The structure of a hip-padded bustier peeked out from beneath the skintight bodice. Even Consani's pointed-toe heels continued the gold rhinestone theme.

Elsa Hosk

Demna dressed Elsa Hosk unlike any other Gucci girl on the runway: in track pants, an oversize V-neck, and cool-toned trench coat. Still, a stark white handbag-turned-clutch and monogrammed stilettos added some drama. A messy, Pamela Anderson-coded bun was the cherry on top of the noughties cake.

Emily Ratajkowski

Emily Ratajkowski looked straight out of a '90s club in an itty-bitty, silver-studded mini dress. Pointy pumps and a chainlink clutch aligned the full look with something Moss would've worn to a post-show party.

Gabbriette

It's not a Gucci show without at least one naked dress. This time, Gabbriette had the honor of showcasing the short-sleeve, lacy mesh mini. A matching G-string thong emerged from beneath the Nasty Cherry singer's transparent, thigh-hugging hem. The eye-catching elements continued with peep-toe, sky-high mules.

Vivian Wilson

The 21-year-old model left quite an impression on the Fall 2026 catwalk. Her single-sleeve, turtleneck gown proved she's one to watch this Fashion Month and beyond. She even executed two-tone accessories as effortlessly as Consani and Moss.

Amelia Gray

All signs pointed to Demna introducing pantaboots, or something like them, at Gucci. (He couldn't get enough of them in his former role at Balenciaga.) Amelia Gray was the model who got the honor of wearing them down the runway, paired to a skintight white T-shirt and black leggings-turned-socks, stacked into horsebit mules. A croc-embossed burgundy bag all but secured this set a spot in Kylie Jenner's closet.

Mariacarla Boscono

Being in Milan, it's only right Demna cast an Italian model in his Gucci show. Mariacarla Boscono re-joined the ranks in a black, Morticia Addams-esque gown. Her black semi-sheer tights peeked through the thigh-high slit. It marked Boscono's first Gucci runway walk since 2009, after years sitting in Alessandro Michele's front rows.

Rihanna turned 38 on Friday, February 20, and she did so wearing an immaculate Gucci leopard-print fur coat, which was designed by Tom Ford.

A$AP Rocky reportedly planned a surprise birthday dinner at Rihanna's favorite restaurant, Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica, California. Throwing her outfit all the way back to the late '90s, Rihanna bundled up in a rabbit and fox fur cropped jacket from Gucci's Fall/Winter 1999 Ready-to-Wear collection, when Tom Ford was at the helm.

Pieces from this particular Gucci collection continue to trade hands for thousands of dollars, making Rihanna's birthday jacket a rare find.

The "Work" singer paired her statement jacket with a sheer black dress, and a pair of stiletto sandals.

In a February 2025 interview with Harper's BAZAAR, Rihanna reflected on aging. "Getting old is shit, but it's also a blessing," she told the outlet. "Somebody could rob me right now of everything I have, [but] they will never take a memory, an experience, a feeling, a scent that reminded me of that moment. There's just things that mean more when you grow up."

Hopefully the Fenty founder is celebrating her latest birthday in style.

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Keke Palmer's press tour for Peacock's new TV show, The 'Burbs, is a series within itself. The pilot look, day one's archival Alaïa bodysuit, got rave reviews. By the February 5 premiere, fashion girls were hooked. How couldn't they be when Palmer arrived in head-to-toe Gucci monogram pieces?

Two days after Palmer wore a Dior by John Galliano Fall 2003 dress on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, she resurfaced in L.A. wearing her first non-archival look for The 'Burbs. Instead, stylist Molly Dickson sourced Demna's first Gucci collection as creative director: Look 16 from the Spring 2026 lineup, to be specific. The luxury house's circa-1933 emblem decorated every nook and cranny of Palmer's selects, beginning with a leather trench coat buttoned to the top. A nearly-invisible belt—plus a snake-shaped buckle—turned the coat into a fit-and-flare midi dress.

Demna named this look "La V.I.C." (the very important client), and no luxury shopper's look is complete without matching accessories. Therefore, Gucci's monogram motif stretched onto Palmer's pointy knee-high boots, which traded patent leather for matte canvas. Demna's reimagined Gucci Jackie 1961 Bag also nixed the lacquered garnish, giving the $2,950 shoulder style the vintage-y charm of yesteryear's Jackies.

The hero piece of "La V.I.C." turned Palmer's Gucci set into a method dressing moment. Following the model's lead, the actor wrapped a monogram hair scarf around her copper pixie cut. Tying its chocolate brown trim beneath her chin was a move straight out of 1950s suburbia. Similar kerchiefs—minus Gucci's recognizable logo—shielded Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly, Jackie Kennedy, and even Marilyn Monroe's hair in the nostalgic, rich-mom way. Palmer's oversize, tortoiseshell sunglasses really drove the anti-tradwife theme home.

Not just any fashion muse gets to loan looks from Gucci's unreleased lines. Luckily for Palmer, she had an in with Demna. Last September, directors Spike Jonze and Halina Reijn cast the actor in Gucci's short film, The Tiger, alongside Demi Moore, Kendall Jenner, Alex Consani, and more.

Palmer portrayed Monica Gucci in three contrasting—yet equally cinematic—looks, including a $15,000 shearling coat in sky blue. Next, she changed into Demna's "La Princepessa" design: a bubblegum pink gown, lined with feathers along the collar, cuffs, and hem. Palmer also pulled off the "Primadonna" poncho, which boasted the same khaki monogram as her red carpet pick.

It's unclear if Palmer plans to go full suburb-mode for future The 'Burbs events, but Gucci's Spring 2026 line is flooded with characters in the same sartorial vein. Or, if she's open to non-Gucci picks, might we suggest the apron dress trend? It's a "disruptive feminist symbol," as fashion features editor Emma Childs puts it.

The turtleneck is less a trend and more a personality type. And if it’s good enough for Diane Keaton, Nancy Meyers, and the entire canon of women who dress like they read hardcovers and own excellent cookware, it's certainly good enough for me.

I’ve always had a soft spot for a cashmere turtleneck—the kind that feels like a warm, elegant hug—but recently, I’ve fallen hard for Toteme's high-neck sweaters in particular. They strike that elusive balance between polish and ease: they're tailored without being stiff, minimal without feeling boring. This is not a sweater that asks questions or demands styling theatrics. It simply shows up and does the work.

On days when inspiration is running low and my closet feels inexplicably hostile, this turtleneck is my quiet hero. I throw it on, and suddenly the outfit makes sense. Jeans look intentional. Trousers look chic. Even my posture improves slightly—placebo effect, perhaps, but I’ll take it. It’s the kind of wardrobe staple that elevates everything around it, lending an air of calm competence, as if I have somewhere important to be (even when I don’t). In short, this is the turtleneck that makes me feel like my life is marginally more together than it actually is—and honestly, that’s the highest praise I can give a sweater.

Outfit 1

From day to night, I’ll throw off my loafers and put on a pair of leopard heels to formalize the look.

Outfit 2

It layers so well with utility jackets, blazers, and even faux fur.

Outfit 3

I literally wear this from the gym sometimes.

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Though it has been argued that fashion in the 2020s no longer looks solely to the runways for inspiration, they still very much matter. (Cue The Devil Wears Prada’s cerulean monologue.) As a stylist and writer by trade and wardrobing enthusiast by passion, it’s my duty to interpret these ideas and find ways for them to resonate with the everyday living and wearing of clothes. I still get a burst of energy anticipating the latest “drop” of a new season, especially from designers that tend to set the tone for the cultural zeitgeist and push forward a point of view we may not understand right out the gate, but are also prepared to be sick of. That’s fashion for ya!

For Spring 2026, I was surprised and delighted to see a lot of interesting styling propositions, rather than super trendy or unrealistic looks, which speaks to my “shop-your-closet” ethos. I was even more surprised and delighted to see a ton of layering—perfect for the long and drawn-out chill of the New England climate that envelops my home and drives my day-to-day dressing. (A mild winter basically continues through May, so I rely heavily on inventive layering to hold my interest until bare legs season.)

In the bleakness of January, I drew from three runway looks that fed my investigative styling craving, and left me with fashion crumbs to satiate me sartorially until the need for layers gives way: Prada’s colorful pile-on, Loewe’s shirts-on-shirts-on-shirts, and Thom Browne’s heavy-handed stripes. These all felt very already-in-my-closet-able and, dare I say, quite wearable? Here’s how to do it.

Colorblocking Layers

Miuccia Prada is my first point of reference for styling just about anything. I can always count on her to serve up something interesting and, in most cases, somewhat accessible. Prada—which she now co-designs with Raf Simons—is rife with cultural references spanning several decades and lifestyles, which usually include beautifully designed staples that can be easily replicated in affordable ways. (No shade to Prada whatsoever.)

Cobalt blue and bright red underpinnings gave this outfit that pop-of-color energy, while the seafoam green Howlin’ wool sweater and a smattering of otherwise “boring” old reliables in black, white, and tan grounded the look in reality. It felt effortless and not very try-hard for an outfit that can pretty much handle any social outing this winter and spring throws my way.

For the purposes of this exercise, I jumped to the colorblocking layers of the Spring 2026 collection to build my look from pieces I had in my closet already. I used a formula I found in most of the looks: mixing primary pops, pastels, and neutrals, split evenly throughout my look.

Shirts-On-Shirts-On-Shirts

Upon reviewing Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez’s buzzy debut at Loewe, I was immediately intrigued by the layering of cotton button-downs, and was set on trying this out.

Wearing three shirts was surprisingly warm on a 20-degree day, but I did feel a little kooky, I won’t lie. (Note: They absolutely cannot be fitted. Go oversized, and your elbow crease will thank you.)

The original outfit paired this sartorial risk with an anorak and no pants, so I had to improvise with a boxy wool coat that felt Loewe-esque, black leggings, and my favorite old Céline sock booties to create that streamlined leg, but for winter. I added a pop of bright color in my handbag for another nod to the primary colors peppered throughout the collection and a wintry hat to bring this back to the reality of the current season. I look forward to warmer days to try these layered shirts again with a lighter jacket on top—but maybe just two next time, to ease outside observers into the idea, and definitely with tiny shorts so the hems can peek out, mimicking other looks seen on the runway.

Super Stripes

Thom Browne’s fantastical shows are always thrilling to attend, and the extravagance of the masterful looks fail to disappoint. What I do find interesting about the collection is that, once you break it all down, most of the pieces are based on a very simple code that seldom has changed in the 25 years the brand has been in business: tweed suits, graphic piped blazers, cricket sweaters, and pleated skirts, usually blown up or shrunken in proportions to give them an offbeat twist.

For Spring 2026, Thom Browne’s layering point of view was to pile on stripes and tweeds to create puffy and bulky shapes.

I definitely wanted to see if I could pull this off, but, unfortunately, I didn’t have enough striped outerwear to really give this the bold vibe reflected on the runway. Still, I liked the reality of where I landed.

I took some of my favorite Sacai pieces to bring this to life, including a mixed-striped shirt dress and funky purple wool jacket with contrasting leather piping. I added an old Dries van Noten vertical striped wool skirt on top, and grounded it with some black leather accessories. I think the key to keeping this from going too nuts is making sure all the lines are running the same direction. (I tried bringing in something with horizontal stripes, and it just looked frantic.) I will definitely wear this for a daytime friend date or dinner with family. I don’t think anyone could really object to too many stripes.

The holiday season has arrived, and celebrities are plucking the chicest outfits from their closets to attend glitzy Christmas parties. On Friday, December 19, Olivia Rodrigo pulled her best vintage Gucci mini dress for Lily Allen's "Naughty or Nice" holiday party at London's Stringfellows strip club. Meanwhile, the "West End Girl" singer channeled Mrs. Claus with a risqué twist.

Rodrigo arrived at the party wearing a sheer lace mini dress taken from Gucci's Spring 1996 Ready to Wear collection. She accessorized the sleek dress with Rixo's Amoria Leather Bag in Black, which retails for $430, perfectly taps into the woven bag trend, and currently has a waitlist.

For footwear, the "Vampire" singer completed her outfit with a pair of black Mary Jane heels.

Olivia Rodrigo's lace mini dress was originally worn by model Anna Klevhag on the runway at Gucci's Spring 1996 Ready to Wear show.

Allen's outfit couldn't have been more different from Rodrigo's. As the host of a "Naughty or Nice" Christmas party, it made sense for Allen to totally embrace the role of Mrs. Claus. The singer's outfit included a floor length Santa Claus red cape, trimmed with white fur, and a matching mini dress.

Allen accessorized her holiday look with white stockings, white platform heels adorned with snowy white fur, and a classic white Chanel quilted flap bag.

Allen and Rodrigo's contrasting holiday outfits are sure to provide plenty of inspiration to anyone planning their own Christmas party looks.

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