Hailey Bieber is unmatched in the bikini pic category—rivaled only, perhaps, by her best friend Kylie Jenner. The two work tirelessly, year-round, to make sure Instagram feeds are never lacking swimsuit photos.

So when Jenner announced she'd be releasing a new collab, marrying her favorite swimsuit brand Frankie's Bikinis and her own fashion brand Khy, it made complete sense. And when Bieber then promptly sported the collection herself, it made even more sense.

On July 29, Bieber updated her Instagram (which is 58.2M followers strong, BTW) with one of her usual life-behind-the-scenes photo dumps. As is traditional in celebrity culture, one of those photos was a casual bikini selfie taken atop a turquoise-blue paddle board.

In the picture, the model went makeup-free, but glistened none the less—presumably, thanks to a smattering of skincare products from her own skincare label Rhode. With no glam to note, Bieber's shimmering, hot-girl pink bikini was the hero of her beach look.

The two-piece set featured a micro bikini top and cheeky bottoms, both in the same shade of shimmering magenta. Falling on the lower end of the Khy x Frankie's Bikinis price range, the two-piece rings in at $200 total ($110 for the top and $90 for the coordinating bottoms).

Despite earning not one, but two of the best celebrity endorsements money can buy, Bieber's exact bikini is still shoppable in several different sizes.

This collection more generally—with its bold animal prints, contrast piping, and early 2000s-coded color story—is an excellent example of the high-fashion themes we're currently seeing in the swim space.

Marie Claire Style Director Sara Holzman spoke to this in her recent swim trend report. "While swim still lives within familiar categories—one-pieces, string bikinis, tankinis—the nuance is in how those silhouettes are evolving, often in lockstep with the rest of fashion," she wrote.

"Swim is no longer a practical vacation afterthought. It’s part of the broader fashion conversation, subject to the same mood swings, revivals, and aesthetic micro-shifts as everything else in your closet. Summer 2026’s swim trends reflect exactly that."

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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.

While I refresh my white T-shirt collection on a bi-annual basis, I've been wearing the same tank tops since high school. That is, until Kylie Jenner gave me a reason to retire my well-loved Hanes styles: her beloved under-$40 tank tops from Guizio.

Guizio's Perfect Classic Tank first piqued my interest during Coachella 2026, when it scored a spot on Jenner's Instagram grid. One month later, after the scoop-neck style proved itself desert-proof, Jenner tested it in a completely different environment: an air-conditioned Madison Square Garden. It matched the effortlessly cool charm of Jenner's nod to blue-and-orange New York Knicks styling, without looking too relaxed next to her five-figure Hermès Birkin bag.

For a Citi Bike ride with her boyfriend, Timothée Chalamet, in New York City last month, she wore the same tank top, but in black. It was the most wallet-friendly find in her all-black look, beating a vintage Gucci bamboo-handle bag, Maison Margiela's Tabi ballet flats, and even her $65 sunglasses from Otra.

Now, it's one thing to pull off a tank top in a big city. With the elevated basics takeover, no one would bat an eye. But could it bring her outfit's "L.A. girl takes New York City" energy to the Midwest, where tank tops are reserved for farmhands or 90-degree days? Much to my surprise, yes.

I styled it the Kylie Jenner Way for an afternoon in Ann Arbor, Michigan: with calf-length capris from Commando (the brand behind some of Kendall Jenner's best leggings looks), black leather flip-flops, oval-shaped sunglasses, and the bag charm trend on Kate Spade New York's Duo Mini Shoulder Bag, as my own personal touch. To raise the stakes, I paired the Perfect Classic Tank with a more challenging counterpart than jeans: the capri pants trend. Despite the splash of strawberry red, the Guizio tank still stole the show.

I've been sampling celebrity-approved styles for years, but never have I ever received a positive public reaction quite like this one. While my fiancé and I enjoyed ice cream cones at a local stand, not one, but two fellow fashion girls asked me where I found my tank top. I'm not a gatekeeper, so I gladly revealed its Guizio origins. They were especially shocked to learn it also earned Jenner's endorsement. (I even AirDropped one of them the link.)

Not only did it keep the compliments coming, the Perfect Classic Tank lived up to its name. When I initially held it up to my curvy figure, I questioned if the Medium was genuinely a Medium. However, every element—from the curved neckline to the hip-length hem—fit me like a glove.

That's not to say I felt suffocated, though. It hugged my bodice, supported my bust, and cinched my waist ever-so-slightly. (I even felt secure enough to go braless.) If I didn't adore it so much as a street style staple, I'd be sleeping in the tank top from Monday through Sunday.

Luckily for me, Guizio offers the comfort-first silhouette in three colors, including white, black, and Heather gray. I never thought I'd say this, but after this audition, my tired tank tops are officially in retirement.

For millennials, the jelly shoe phase never really ended. Plastic pairs just kept a low profile until summer 2026, when runways elevated the once-controversial silhouette. Now, millennials and Gen Z fashion girls alike are reclaiming the trend's nostalgic roots. On July 15, Kylie Jenner did just that in capri pants and jelly shoes, a cool-girl uniform fresh from the early-aughts.

Jenner's latest Instagram post looked like a time capsule, complete with the jelly shoe trend. She styled Chloé's shoe of the summer, the Jelly Mules, with a printed triangle bikini top and matching capris from Kaia Gerber- and Hailey Bieber-approved L.A. label Paloma Wool. Jenner chose the peep-toe kitten heels in a pale pink color (they also come in ashy gray, muted orange, and cool blue), which made her red-hot pedicure pop.

Fashion people like Jenner have kept tabs on the jelly shoe revival since The Row's Spring 2024 endorsement. Fast-forward to the Spring 2026 circuit, and Loewe and Chloé solidified the return of the divisive design in a big way. Chloé's creative director, Chemena Kamali, further embraced the plastic piece's playfulness with the doll heels trend.

One runway show later, everyone from Brooke Shields and Paris Jackson to Maggie Rogers and Maude Apatow tested the look at the Chloé Fall 2026 fashion show. Jelly heels were worn with boho-chic separates that the brand has become synonymous with, including funnel-neck jackets, draped skirts, and whimsical bags.

Other celebrities can't stop styling the jelly sandals, either. Jennifer Lawrence, Alexa Chung, and Kendall Jenner have all recently worn flat versions. During the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, Barbara Palvin channeled Jenner's capris-and-jellies uniform in black leggings and Jimmy Choo's peep-toe mules.

Jelly shoes may have been the moment in the late '90s and early 2000s, but these days, the throwback is quickly becoming flip-flops' biggest competitor. They're perfect for shoppers looking to awaken their inner child—or those in the market for something even more nostalgic than heeled thongs. Revive the trend in your wardrobe with one of this season's most popular styles below.

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Shorts trends might rule celebrity closets right now, but there's no styling rule banning summer jeans outfits. Rising temperatures just require It girls to get a little more creative in the full-length denim department.

For now, VIPs prefer peeling off layers everywhere else, leaving their cigarette and baggy jeans as-is. For Hailey Bieber, this means primarily styling denim with the heeled flip-flops trend. Seriously, she already has ten flip-flops-and-denim outfits under her belt this year.

Then there are Kaia Gerber and Kylie Jenner, staunch supporters of a fresh-from-the-'90s uniform: white tank tops and jeans. Jenner styled the cool-girl combination during so many NBA Finals games, it became a New York Knicks good luck charm. Meanwhile in L.A., Gerber's lacy crop top and backless halter top (which was more shawl than shirt) gave denim dressing lingerie-inspired twists.

Take it from Hollywood's best: As long as your outfit with jeans exposes 60-percent of your figure, you run very little risk of overheating. Sure, you can stash emergency Bermuda shorts in your beach bag. But with the celebrity-approved summer denim hacks below, they'll remain untouched.

Kylie Jenner's Summer Jeans Outfit

Jordyn Woods had her "lucky bag." Kylie Jenner had her NBA Finals jeans. Attending a New York Knicks game in anything other than denim simply wasn't an option. She rotated between vintage Isabel Marant, custom Chrome Hearts, and an under-$300 pair from Taylor Swift-beloved brand EB Denim. On May 6, the indigo bootcut jeans found their rightful place in celebrity row, alongside a heatwave-proof tank top from Guizio.

Hailey Bieber's Summer Jeans Outfit

Did you get déjà vu when Hailey Bieber's date night outfit on May 13 featured jeans and flip-flops? She styled the duo at least weekly last summer. Usually, she'll wear her trusty Toteme thong sandals with Gap or Levi's straight-leg denim. Between her low-rise jeans and $560 kitten heels, the Rhode founder had no issue staying cool in L.A.

Miley Cyrus's Summer Jeans Outfit

That same night, Miley Cyrus doubled up on denim for her first Dior fashion show. She brushed elbows with Sabrina Carpenter and Anya Taylor-Joy in a Canadian tuxedo straight out of the early aughts. Together, her button-down and patchwork jeans would set anyone back over $4,000. Luckily for Cyrus's fans, you can recreate her light-wash look with wallet-friendly help from Gap, Levi's, or both.

Kaia Gerber's Summer Jeans Outfit

Yes, indigo was Fall 2025's leading shade of denim. But on May 18, Kaia Gerber's borderline black jeans felt surprisingly summer appropriate with her Chanel Maxi Flap Bag, ballet flats, and backless halter top from L.A.-based label All My Love. Being so low-slung and wide-leg automatically made the dark-wash bottoms more seasonal, too.

Kim Kardashian's Summer Jeans Outfit

Kim Kardashian owes Gucci a thank-you note for bringing her WAG persona to life at the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix. Demna dressed his longtime friend in a leather racing suit, a backless Cruise 2027 dress, and his iconic recreation of the Gucci G-string dress.

Before all of those serves, Kardashian and Gucci's style race started with the flared denim trend. She tucked a lacy, semi-sheer camisole into their high-rise waistband, which defied paddock dress codes while beating the Monaco heat.

Olivia Rodrigo's Summer Jeans Outfit

Low-rise jeans played a major part in building the girly, '90s twee-type aesthetic of Olivia Rodrigo's new album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So In Love. They even kept her cool during a surprise Coachella performance with Addison Rae. On June 10, she arrived at Jimmy Kimmel Live! in almost identical denim, but not before trading her peony pink bra top for the graphic tee trend.

Rihanna's Summer Jeans Outfit

During the season's last NBA Finals game, the New York Knicks brought the heat to the San Antonio Spurs' turf. Back home, Rihanna held down the fort in a less-than-traditional Canadian tuxedo. Rihanna's summer jeans tapped into the capri pants trend, clinging to her calves instead of her ankles. Not only were they the cooler option (both literally and figuratively), the capris shined a spotlight on her lace-up stilettos.

Taylor Swift's Summer Jeans Outfit

Not just any denim trend could last an overnight recording session with Taylor Swift in New York City. Eight hours of who knows what were no match for her barrel-leg jeans on June 15. Then, the pop star reunited with the block-heel sandal trend in sold-out Gucci heels. Coordinating their chestnut brown color to her Guest In Residence polo felt more seasonal than say, the black The Row sandals she wore with a bridal-white peplum button-down in May.

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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One NBA Finals series was all it took to transform Kylie Jenner into an honorary New Yorker. The New York Knicks didn't just infiltrate her Hermès Birkin collection. On June 17, the eve of the Knicks' championship parade, Jenner pedaled a Citi Bike around Manhattan in Margiela Tabi Flats for her boyfriend's hometown team. Only a local would do that.

Jenner missed all the action in San Antonio, Texas, last weekend, when the Knicks won their first NBA Finals since 1973. So, she and Timothée Chalamet made sure they arrived in NYC with plenty of time to prep for the ticker-tape celebration. It seems the power couple is saving their next Knicks outfits for tonight's festivities. Not a single splash of orange or blue tagged along for their late afternoon bike ride.

Neither A-lister needed the team's colors to stand out, though. Riding a Citi Bike when you're Jenner and Chalamet wasn't exactly their most discreet date idea. Still, the Khy founder dressed like any other fashion girl would on public transportation. For her, casual meant a black, $38 tank top from VIP-beloved brand Guizio, the capri pants trend, and It shoes as divisive as San Antonio Spurs' power-center Victor Wembanyama.

Sure, any 2026 sneaker trend would've protected Jenner's feet. At least she didn't risk it all in black leather flip-flops, her favorite summer shoes in L.A. Instead, she styled the Tabi Ballet Flats from Maison Margiela, which haven't steered her wrong yet. The black, lambskin leather best-sellers are in full comeback mode, two years after they joined her shoe rack. (She wore them on repeat during Coachella 2026, too.)

The $1,050 ballet flats were a chic, comfy, and safety-first alternative to flip-flops. Technically, the iconic split-toe boxes did the job of full-coverage thongs. Meanwhile, subtle knots atop each low vamp are exclusive to Tabi Ballet Flats.

So many fashion girls are trading sandal trends for Margiela Tabis this summer. That said, I'm surprised the freaky shoes never joined Jenner in Madison Square Garden's celebrity row. This week alone, Laufey, Blackpink's Rosé, Zoey Deutch, and Zendaya styled variations of the split-toe silhouette.

Much like Jenner, everyone seems to be dressing them down significantly. Any outfit they'd accessorize with flip-flops also works with Tabis. For most VIPs, this uniform includes a fitted tank top and straight-leg jeans. That was Jenner's go-to earlier this year, especially during Coachella. Hoof-like shoes look way more approachable when they're paired with wardrobe basics, after all.

Now, Jenner is slowly but surely dipping her split toe into more timely pant trends. If she's truly a New Yorker in training, Bermuda shorts could be her next Tabi companion.

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The straight-leg jeans I wore to watch the Knicks defeat the Spurs on June 10 belonged on celebrity row. Denim was Game 4's unofficial dress code, but that's not to say my favorite fashion girls all looked identical. Almost every style slam dunk put another summer denim trend on the jumbotron.

Jeans at a basketball game? Not exactly groundbreaking, I know. There might've been as many jeans as Knicks T-shirts inside Madison Square Garden last night—and for good reason. VIPs didn't think once about adjusting their easy-breezy bottoms. Every last ounce of energy went toward cheering on the Knicks' record-breaking win.

Taylor Swift had no issues screaming, jumping, and storming the Garden's court in the black jeans trend. (The same wouldn't have been said of a little white dress or mini skirt.) She sourced Area—the New York-based brand behind her winning 2024 Super Bowl jeans—for a high-rise, straight-leg pair.

Horizontal slits across each thigh made the sold-out style even more seasonal. Swift's cheeky "Stevie Knicks" baby tee, a quilted crossbody bag from Dior, and Versace sandals gave her black jeans trend the Knicks treatment. Earlier this season, Margot Robbie wore her dark-wash denim with Chanel, while Blake Lively's pair dressed down the ultimate summer trench.

Swift's courtside companion, Este Haim, chose jeans with cut-outs, too. She earned extra points for tracking down a rare Maison Margiela pair, decorated with duct tape from hip-to-hem.

Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet were just a few seats away from Swift, wearing twice as much denim. Chrome Hearts (the power couple's favorite L.A. label for Knicks games) provided custom Knicks-coded outfits. Jenner, for one, continued her tank top tradition in the cuffed jeans trend. She's the latest It girl to roll up her hems over her heels, following Anya Taylor-Joy, Jenna Ortega, and Rihanna.

The brand's leading house code (gothic crosses) turned orange and cobalt blue atop her denim. This color combination continued on her matching jean jacket, too. Chrome Hearts recreated Jenner's Canadian tuxedo for Chalamet, except in slightly baggier silhouettes.

Even beyond the confines of MSG, celebrities celebrated the Knicks' win in denim, their new mascot. Rihanna didn't join her boyfriend, A$AP Rocky, in the front row, but she took part in the post-game festivities. Paparazzi spotted the Grammy winner in indigo denim from collar-to-calf.

Her buttoned jean jacket and capri pants were shade-matched to perfection. The cropped bottoms clung to her figure, much like Bella Hadid and Selena Gomez's takes on the trend. RiRi didn't style a single splash of blue or orange—not even in the accessory department. Instead, she revived her affinity for bag duos with a strawberry-red Fendi Baguette and a black leather tote.

Meanwhile, Tate McRae snuck out of her MSG suite in the white jeans trend. The 22-year-old stayed true to bootcut denim with a subtle flare. The low-rise jeans could've been on loan from Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, or Sarah Pidgeon's summer closets. But she had something her fellow fashion girls didn't: a Knicks-branded T-shirt and Loewe's Large Amazona Bag, both in cobalt blue.

Jenner is the only It girl on this list with season tickets to the Knicks' NBA Finals run. Every time she's worn jeans while courtside, her boyfriend's hometown team won. I don't think that's a coincidence.

In reality, it's unclear if the summer staple has any effect on the results of each Finals game. Wearing denim is one way to support the Knicks, whether you're watching from the front row, or the comfort of your couch. It's worth mentioning Jenner—and her favorite denim trend—was noticeably absent from Game 3 on June 8. Then, the Knicks' 13-game winning streak ended. That can't happen again.

Kylie Jenner wasn't willing to risk ditching courtside denim trends at Game 4 of the Knicks vs. Spurs NBA Finals. On June 10, she even recruited her boyfriend, Timothée Chalamet, to dedicate a jeans outfit to the New York Knicks. It seems the team found its new good luck charm.

Madison Square Garden's celebrity row reached a new level of star-studded when Taylor Swift, Spike Lee, Mariska Hargitay, and Hollywood's favorite fashion couple rubbed elbows. Jenner and Chalamet scored seats near the basket, but all eyes went to their style slam dunk. Always down to coordinate, both A-listers skipped the gift shop and went straight to Chrome Hearts. The L.A. label embroidered the Knicks' specific shade of orange onto custom double-denim looks. Clearly, Chrome Hearts has been studying their courtside style from Lakers land.

Jenner's custom white tank top from EMPATH—her favorite silhouette for Knicks games—suggests she might be a tiny bit superstitious. (She's worn similar cropped, scoop-neck styles in almost every arena's front row this season.) Then, to avoid jinxing anything, the Kylie Cosmetics founder slipped on straight-leg jeans again.

They weren't the bootcut pair or vintage white jeans she debuted beneath previous NBA baskets, though. Gothic, cobalt blue and neon orange crosses—Chrome Hearts' key house code—gave her cuffed, stovepipe-slim denim the New York Knicks treatment.

There didn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to each cross's placement. The motif continued asymmetrically down her waistband, legs, and ankle-sweeping hems, before multiplying atop a matching jean jacket.

Chalamet pulled off an almost identical Canadian tuxedo, covered in the same blue-and-orange crosses from collar to bootcut hem. He committed even further to the team's color palette with a studded tangerine belt. To finish, Chalamet laced up his lucky Timberland boots, which he's rarely taken off all NBA season long. (I'm not joking—they were his plus-ones at Game 1 and Game 3.)

Jenner styled a cut-out tank dress in Turks and Caicos during Game 1, but Chalamet has been traveling with the team, groupie-style. He sat courtside in three custom Chrome Hearts looks this season. It's become the coolest part of his pre-game routine.

Jenner is totally on board with her boyfriend's Chrome Hearts crush. (She's been the most loyal customer for nearly a decade.) Last December, they tapped the brand again for Marty Supreme red carpet looks cut from the same calfskin leather. Her cut-out column dress and his three-piece suit—all in neon orange—made the power couple unmissable at the premiere.

Sure, the blinding hue was Marty Supreme's signature. But Jenner and Chalamet could revive it for round two at the next Knicks game. It's that perfect of a shade match.

It's unclear if Jenner and Chalamet will follow the Knicks to San Antonio for Game 5 on Saturday, June 13. If they do, something tells me jeans will play at least a small part in their courtside outfits. (Jenner hasn't attended a single 2026 Knicks game without them.) Now is not the time to be taking style risks. The team's fans—Jenner and Chalamet included—want to reach the championship game without a hitch.

No offense to my hometown team, the Milwaukee Bucks: I still wish I was born a New York Knicks fan. With the Knicks in their first NBA Finals since 1999, no one can deny they're the It team to watch right now. It's about time fans of other NBA teams made the switch to the orange-and-blue side—if not because of the Knicks' current 2-0 record in the finals, then at least for the front-row fashion.

The industry's best have brought their A-game to Madison Square Garden's front row for decades. Long before Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet became the team's good luck charms, Beyoncé and Rihanna saved their best early-2000s street style for season tickets. Both pop stars preferred their Knicks picks with a side of denim.

Sure, the Knicks haven't won a championship since 1973, but the sartorial slam dunks are still on a winning streak. Better yet, each season continues to showcase the sportiest trends celebrities have to offer. In the 2000s, skinny jeans reigned supreme. By the 2010s, leather boots click-clacked all over the court. Now, elevated basics are unmissable at the Knicks' home and away games.

The New York Knicks are unstoppable at the 2026 NBA Finals so far—and so are their most loyal fashion girl fans. Ahead, see the 10 best celebrity courtside looks still inspiring Knicks season ticket-holders and newfound fans alike.

Beyoncé's Courtside Outfit at a 2005 Knicks Game

It's been 11 years since Beyoncé's last New York Knicks game. Her front-row outfits were guaranteed to steal the show when she used to attend, though. In Jan. 2005, she helped her hometown team, the Houston Rockets, distract the Knicks in a tan fur-trimmed poncho, distressed jeans, and metallic cowboy boots.

Rihanna's Courtside Outfit at a 2006 Knicks Game

Rihanna's argyle sweater and denim mini skirt brought quintessential 2006 style to a Knicks vs. Miami Heat game. She wore the nostalgic set with stark white leggings, suede knee-high boots, and a newsboy cap, of course. Cut-outs up each side of her sleeveless knit proved she's never been afraid of showing some skin.

Kim Kardashian's Courtside Outfit at a 2011 Knicks Game

It seems Kylie Jenner asked Kim Kardashian for style advice before making her Knicks debut. Both sisters have defied MSG's bag policy with Hermès Birkins on their arms. Kardashian's gunmetal tote just happened to be three times the size of Jenner's Birkin 30. The status symbol was so oversize, it could've carried an entire basketball. To finish, Kardashian stacked thigh-high boots beneath a super-studded Burberry trench coat. Petition for Jenner to pull every separate out of storage, please.

Zendaya's Courtside Outfit at a 2016 Knicks Game

Zendaya only has one New York Knicks game under her belt, but her skinny jeans outfit certainly made it a night to remember. In Nov. 2016, Z fully embraced an edgier way of dressing. That's why she arrived at MSG in a black leather jacket, a matching choker necklace, and pointy, lace-up boots. Fans rarely saw her Chanel Flap Bag out and about after the Knicks lost to the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Katie Holmes's Courtside Outfit at a 2017 Knicks Game

In 2017, Katie Holmes was as loyal to skinny jeans as she was the New York Knicks. She kept up the tradition in February against the Denver Nuggets, but even with black leather boots and a monogrammed tomato red bag from Gucci, her team lost.

Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner's Courtside Outfits at a 2017 Knicks Game

Just when I thought I couldn't adore Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner more, I found out they were devoted Knicks girls in 2017. Bieber (née Baldwin) traded her clean-girl aesthetic for a sportif crop top and track pants. Meanwhile, Jenner kept it laid-back and luxe in an off-the-shoulder white top, matching jeans, and over-the-knee boots.

Bella Hadid's Courtside Outfit at a 2017 Knicks Game

In 2017, Bella Hadid was as spirited a Knicks fan as Spike Lee. She regularly traded stilettos for basketball sneakers, so she could have full range of motion when cheering on her team. At this 2017 game, the supermodel dressed down her metallic silver Hermès Birkin with high-top Air Jordans.

Kaia Gerber's Courtside Outfit at a 2019 Knicks Game

Much like Hadid, Kaia Gerber's courtside style wasn't too far a departure from her everyday rotation. In 2019, she blended a business-casual blazer and turtleneck with straight-leg jeans and the white sneakers trend.

Selena Gomez's Courtside Outfit at a 2025 Knicks Game

Some of Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco's first sightings as a couple were at Knicks games. Now that they're married, their front-row style has fused into one. Last fall, Gomez bundled up in a suede coat at Madison Square Garden, so Blanco followed suit.

Kylie Jenner's Courtside Outfit at a 2026 Knicks Game

The prince and princess of Madison Square Garden can't stop, won't stop winning on celebrity row. Kylie Jenner doesn't always sport the Knicks' team colors, but when she does, she and Timothée Chalamet look more in sync than ever.

Early last month, the Kylie Cosmetics founder Knicks-ified her tank top and jeans outfit with bright orange Miu Miu mules and a navy blue croc-embossed Hermès Birkin. Knowing Jenner, she probably played a part in securing Chalamet's leather jacket, too.

Summer is just getting started, but 2026 swimsuit trends and I are already attached at the hip. Thanks to my favorite fashion girls, I stocked up on bikinis, one-pieces, and happy-medium monokinis weeks before my apartment pool re-opened. Now, I can finally flaunt them beyond the confines of my balcony's sun lounger.

For L.A. locals, swimsuit season never expires. Midwestern weather doesn't afford me that luxury, but I did live vicariously through them by shopping new It-suits as early as February. My first Summer 2026 style arrived in early March—not long after Hailey Bieber's bandeau swimsuit gave me an unhealthy dose of FOMO. (I wasn't even aware of its vintage Gucci tags yet.) By the time I tried on the strapless top, Addison Rae and Kate Hudson followed Bieber's lead.

Fast forward to May, and Bella Hadid's 2026 Cannes Film Festival swimsuits proved my collection wasn't nearly complete. She never wore the same bikini twice, rotating between Pucci, Dôen, Frankies Bikinis, and eventually Prada designs. Her one-piece tapped into the contrast stripes trend, which Marie Claire style director Sara Holzman believes everyone should have.

My beach vacation is only booked for a week, but with all the bikinis I own, I might as well extend it to a month. New must-haves are popping up left and right, especially following Miami Swim Week.

Keep scrolling for the 9 celebrity-approved swimsuit trends making Summer 2026 one to remember. Be sure to bookmark this page, too, because something tells me my swimwear wishlist will keep growing all summer long.

The Bandeau Swimsuit Trend, Worn by Hailey Bieber

One of Bieber's most impressive archival pulls debuted far from the nearest red carpet. Before she shut down the Vogue Australia Summer Ball in vintage Versace, she posed in a Gucci Spring 1997 bikini on Instagram. Channeling the Rhode founder's beige set requires a stylist like Dani Michelle, but not her bandeau top. Hudson and Rae are proof the strapless silhouette is everywhere right now.

The Gingham Swimsuit Trend, Worn by Eva Longoria

Last summer, inspiration from Hadid, Olivia Rodrigo, and Taylor Swift made me the most devoted gingham girl on my block. Those summer dresses aren't going anywhere—they're just sharing the spotlight with gingham swimsuits like Eva Longoria's.

On April 1, she soaked up some Marbella sun in a triangle halter top, stringy bottoms, and an oversize button-down-turned-cover-up. Black-and-white gingham decorated the actor's Hunza G bikini and the matching seersucker shirt. Perhaps she made the switch because of Montce Swim and Dippin' Daisys, who brought the print to Spring 2026 beachwear runways.

The Metallic Swimsuit Trend, Worn by Dua Lipa

Dua Lipa spends more time at the beach than she does London, meaning her swimsuit collection is one of fashion's best. No finish is too flashy for the "Houdini" singer, not even her metallic bronze bikini from Roberto Cavalli. Its triangular bralette, stringy thong, and 3-D snake-shaped appliqués shined in the French Riviera sun.

Hadid, Heidi Klum, and Kylie Jenner are also going metallic for the season. If anyone can bring out my inner maximalist, it's this quartet of beach babes.

The Contrast Stripe Swimsuit Trend, Worn by Bella Hadid

Hadid's Cannes Film Festival luggage was full of standout swimsuits. Zoom in to see how the Prada burgundy one-piece made the contrast stripes trend so wearable. First, the skinniest of black bands stretched horizontally across the bodice. Then, cool blue hems added even more dimension. Holzman said it best: "A simple trim along the neckline or edges adds just enough [...] to make a swimsuit feel interesting."

The Mint Green Swimsuit Trend, Worn by Alexandra Leclerc

Mint green is having a moment on red carpets this year. But after Kate Hudson, Taylor Swift, and Nicola Coughlan dressed up the cool-toned pastel, Alexandra Leclerc proved it also deserves a spot in my swimsuit rotation. After her husband's first F1 Miami Grand Prix 2026 practice, Alexandra Leclerc traded Ferrari red for a minty bralette and low-rise bottoms. Knowing this fashion girl, she did her research before choosing the color trend: It swam from one Miami Swim Week Spring 2026 runway to another.

The Butter Yellow Swimsuit Trend, Worn by Millie Bobby Brown

I knew the butter yellow color trend wasn't "played out" yet. Despite Bieber's lemon endorsement, its relaxed competitor returned to Miami Swim Week on Dippin Daisys and Montce Swim's catwalks.

Late last month, both Selena Gomez and Millie Bobby Brown supported the shade's comeback. Gomez did so in baggy summer sweatpants, while Brown showcased its swimsuit trend potential. The Stranger Things actor chose a two-piece with a touch more coverage. Her balconette bralette and high-rise sarong were as full-coverage as bikinis get.

The White Swimsuit Trend, Worn by Jennifer Lopez

There's something about a stark-white bikini that just exudes summer energy. Jennifer Lopez knows what I mean. She celebrated Memorial Day in an itty-bitty triangle top and a hip-tied thong. The Office Romance star's raffia sunhat covered more ground than her swimsuit. The same could be said of Kylie Jenner and Alix Earle's recreations, which debuted on Instagram and the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit runway respectively.

The Cut-Out Swimsuit Trend, Worn by Megan Thee Stallion

Megan Thee Stallion's swimsuit brand, Hot Girl Summer, is one to watch in the beachwear department. The Grammy winner is designing some of summer's sultriest pieces, and they're not all bikinis either.

Her latest Miami Swim Week walk spotlighted a $60 one-piece, which featured deep cut-outs around her waist. It sold out in seconds, but there are plenty of daring bodysuits to go around. Bieber showed just a splash of skin beneath vintage Roberto Cavalli; a diamond keyhole spiced up Hilary Duff's little black number; and Jenner scored a strapless Gucci one-piece with major side slits.

The Peony Pink Swimsuit Trend, Worn by Kylie Jenner

After Rodrigo, Jennifer Lawrence, and Elsa Hosk primed the peony pink color trend for street style success, Jenner wasted no time transporting it to the swimsuit scene. Earlier this week, her Jacquemus three-piece made quite an impression in Turks and Caicos. That's right, Jenner's take on the trend didn't stop with her halter bralette and teeny-tiny thong: She layered a $550 mini skirt over her hips. It was ever-so-slightly transparent, before various tiers of ruffles lined the micro hemline.

Neon pink has stood the test of time in swimsuit circuits. But peony is a few 70-degree days away from becoming the new neon. It already won over Jenner, Hadid, and Gomez. Who's next?

I'd give anything to be on the Kylie Cosmetics brand trip right now. I wouldn't even need the logo-printed beach bags or the new Watermelon Lip Butter. As long as I had a front-row seat to Kylie Jenner's vacation outfits—specifically her leopard-print skirt set—I'd leave happy, with an entire suitcase's worth of summer style inspiration.

Jenner arrived in Turks and Caicos just a few days ago. By June 5, a cut-out Jacquemus dress, the heeled flip-flops trend, and enough bikinis to live on the island had already graced her Instagram grid. But on the off chance she wasn't styling a swimsuit, her beachwear showed the same amount of skin.

Jenner's au natural tan was on full display beneath her latest matching set. The initial piece—an off-the-shoulder, ultra-cropped top—elevated the bandeau swimsuit trend for a night out. It wasn't nearly as skintight as the bandeaus she styled by the beach, though.

Then, Jenner left her entire waist alone. She even opted out of belly chains (a summer staple for her), despite stacking one over her metallic silver bikini the day prior. Instead, the It girl let her matching maxi skirt do all the talking.

Its low-slung waistband and ruffled asymmetrical train posed the same question as her top: "Is the pattern sheer, or just purposefully faded?" The skirt stretched just far enough to set her apart from other fashion girls on vacation—without stepping into Met Gala train territory.

Jenner reserved her leopard-print look for a post-swim excursion. But on June 3, her neon pink bikini brought another season-defying pattern to the beach: snakeskin.

Miles away from the Kylie Cosmetics villa, her fellow fashion girls are holding down the leopard fort in street style. Alexa Chung's heeled flip-flops made a suede leopard splash at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival; Rihanna's Dior coat in Paris was cut from the same cloth; and Jennifer Lopez copied Anya Taylor-Joy with Balmain's wild take on the fringe trend.

I didn't receive an invite to Jenner's brand trip this time. But the latter A-listers proved I don't need the Turks and Caicos sun to pull off leopard print. It certainly wouldn't hurt, though.

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Kylie Jenner has yet to run out of ways to personalize the French manicure.

This week, Jenner treated her friends and family to a Kylie Cosmetics-sponsored vacation to an undisclosed island. A few days in the sun for a beach vacation obviously calls for a fresh, summery manicure to match the vibes, and since the beauty founder has never been one to pass up an opportunity to wear fun nail art, she came prepared with a unique, vacation-y take on French tips.

For the trip, Jenner wore a long, oval-shaped manicure featuring a baby pink base color. The tips of her nails were embellished with pink and silver studs in various sizes to give the illusion of a French manicure. She also gave her toes the French tip treatment, but instead of wearing traditional white, she swapped the shade for a metallic silver.

French tips have been a go-to nail design for Jenner over the last several months, likely because it's a look that's insanely easy to customize with various colors and nail enhancements. For weekend two of Coachella, for example, she traded in the colorful, floral manicure she wore the previous week for a classic French manicure with silver studs, and later, she got rid of the white tips entirely and replaced them with silver glitter. A few months before that, she celebrated the 10th birthday of Kylie Cosmetics by wearing a sparkly teal French manicure in honor of the teal hair color she popularized during her King Kylie era.

The great thing about the French manicure is that it's not a seasonal nail design and can be worn during any time of year. That said, summer is a great time to experiment and add different elements to the design like polka dots and rhinestones if that's what you desire.

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On June 3, the New York Knicks secured an NBA Finals win without Kylie Jenner, their good luck charm, sitting courtside. She cheered on the team from Turks and Caicos, by elevating the white tank tops she wears to games. Her Knicks staple transformed into a super sultry dress trend, complete with two of 2026's deepest cut-outs.

After living in swimsuit trends all week, Jenner finally gave bikinis a break on her Kylie Cosmetics brand trip. Still, her first Turks and Caicos dress showed plenty of skin. Timed perfectly to golden hour's peak, the founder posed on the beach in a tank top-turned-gown.

Her $415 Briah Artemis select started with a sportif racerback and scoop neckline, much like the Guizio tank she sported at the Knicks game on May 6. Not a single sequin or rhinestone interrupted the maxi dress's minimalist, heavyweight crepe. The design's skintight front-profile and gravity-defying back contoured it into the most glamorous basic. Well, that's right where the tank top similarities stopped.

Jenner's side profile let the little white dress shine. Massive oval-shaped cut-outs stretched from her shoulders and down below her hips. (Imagine a muscle tank, but make it fashion.) Her top-tier tan was on full display beneath each plunge. Because the dress didn't cling too tight to her figure, the slim racerback band dangled inches away from her spine. This gravity-defying feature made the silhouette look more risqué than it actually is.

Jenner only needed two accessories to make the tank-inspired design luxe. First, supersize silver hoop earrings—each centered by a pitch-black gemstone—sparkled beneath her picture-perfect, slicked-back braid. Its shimmer matched a bedazzled minaudière, as well as its black velvet strap. The compact clutch had enough space for her phone and Kylie Cosmetics lip gloss, but what more did she need on a tropical getaway?

One-and-done dresses like Jenner's can't stop, won't stop winning over It girls this summer. Spring runway shows from The Row, Alaïa, Calvin Klein, and Prada declared tank dresses the easiest trend to emulate. Before long, a chocolate brown version ended up in Bella Hadid's Saint-Tropez luggage.

This is your sign to take it easy this summer with similar tank-adjacent slips. Who knows? Maybe they'll even make it courtside before the NBA Finals end.

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Fashion girls are getting so creative with how they flaunt fresh pedicures this summer. Selena Gomez's toe-ring sandals directed all eyes toward her nude polish; Mindy Kaling's French toes were unmissable through PVC Christian Louboutins; and on May 28, a sliver of Halle Berry's pedicure pushed through lace-up corset pumps. And yes, those are a thing.

The sidewalk outside The TODAY Show belonged to Berry on Thursday afternoon—and rightfully so. She strutted onto set in a full McQueen outfit, down to her $1,290 Lexie Slingback pumps. She pulled off the unconventional heels with ease, even the curved "Horn" stilettos and itty-bitty peep-toes. Corset-inspired lacing up each high vamp might've deterred some minimalist VIPs, but not Berry. The risk-taker in her embraced the skinny ties and silver grommets with an equally witchy three-piece set.

The slingbacks were mostly matte black, besides the strawberry-red insoles that revealed themselves with every other step. Even the footbed beneath her pedicure tapped into the Spring 2026 color trend. Whether the heels inspired the rest of Berry's daytime look (or vice versa) is unclear. Either way, her strapless, asymmetrical top and matching midi skirt were shade-matched to perfection.

The only difference? Her two-piece traded lacing for actual lace paneling stitched up the calf-grazing hem. Each strand—one in the front, and another around the back—was partially transparent, but Berry's never been one to turn down anything nearly-naked. Vertical sheer paneling on her 2025 Met Gala gown earned the Catwoman actor a spot on Marie Claire's best naked dresses list.

Spring and summer shoes seem to be getting the corset treatment this year. Late last month, Rihanna debuted a tomato-red pair of Alaïa pumps with black ties criss-crossing up her entire foot. Meanwhile, Kylie Jenner's vintage Miu Miu kitten heels brought the trend to a New York Knicks game. What's more, similar styles strutted down spring runways from Prada, Marni, Off-White, Celine, and more.

Some might call the silhouette the sneaker-fication of stilettos. Others may see it as the latest lingerie-inspired sub-genre to hit the street style scene. Berry proved it's also just fabulous alternative to traditional ankle straps—and a fun way to spotlight your pedicure.

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Thankfully, clear bags weren't strictly required at Game 4 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals. Kylie Jenner cheered for the New York Knicks on May 25 with an opaque Chanel It bag in tow. Without the four-figure good luck charm, Timothée Chalamet's hometown team might've never defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers and advanced to the NBA Finals.

Jenner and her boyfriend filled Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's courtside seats inside Cleveland's Rocket Arena. Contrary to Kelce, a longtime Cavs fan, both VIPs were decked out in Knicks gear. Still, one neutral accessory stood out in a sea of blue and orange. Jenner brought Chanel's Small Shopping Bag in black, croc-embossed leather to a history-making game. (The win secured the Knicks a spot in the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999.) It was the most elevated and eye-catching piece in her Game 4 outfit, alongside a Knicks graphic tee and mid-wash jeans.

Technically, the Spring 2026 style stood a few inches taller than the bag policy allows, but at least she didn't bring the Chanel Maxi Flap Bag. The roomy carry-all (beloved by herself, Kendall Jenner, and Hailey Bieber) would've required another seat. Jenner's glossy take on the east-west trend featured the same interlocking Cs and elongated straps as the new, Matthieu Blazy-era Maxi Flap. It even debuted on the same runway.

However, its crimson-lined interior was noticeably flap-free, and it would set you back $7,300. That's a full $1,200 less than its super-sized sister. The Kylie Cosmetics founder's exact color hasn't hit Chanel stores yet, so brace yourself for another shopping frenzy. Right now, it's available in croc-embossed mint green and the same smooth burgundy as Kendall Jenner's Chanel Maxi Flap.

Before yesterday's 37-point sweep, Jenner only brought Hermès or Dior bags to Knicks games with her boyfriend. Earlier this month, she gave her jeans and tank top outfit the Knicks treatment with orange Miu Miu mules and a navy blue Hermès Birkin. Much like her Chanel shoulder style, its super shiny, Porosus croc-embossed exterior could be seen by fans in the nosebleed seats. Similar styles with Jenner's palladium hardware sell secondhand for upward of $60,000.

It's still undecided whether the Oklahoma City Thunder or the San Antonio Spurs will take on the New York Knicks come June 3, the first game in the best-of-seven finals series. (Those two teams are currently tied in their semi-finals.) Regardless, Jenner and Chalamet will be in the front row, hoping their 10-game winning streak will continue. One question still remains: Which designer bags will decorate Jenner's arm during the finals? Perhaps she'll go all-out and treat herself to new orange or blue totes before the next battle. That would also make a great gift, Chalamet.

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I'm not usually watching Kylie Jenner's Knicks Game dates with Timothée Chalamet for outfit inspiration. Most times, the couple shows up at Madison Square Garden in fan gear I'd need a mortgage to afford: a Knicks-blue Kelly bag here, a set of themed lingerie there. But for her post-Met Gala return to the court, Jenner decided to undo everything I thought I knew about a jeans and a tank top outfit, with some decidedly rich-mom twists.

The first photos I swiped by online were surprisingly understated for a woman who'd just attended the Met Gala red carpet in a custom Schiaparelli dress requiring 11,000 hours of hand-embroidery work. Kylie Jenner was snapped in a Guizio tank top and dark-wash jeans by EB Denim—the laid-back uniform of women in all 50 states. If I hadn't immediately clocked Jenner's swishy ponytail and her Oscar-nominated date, I could have mistaken her for any fan cheering on the Knicks. Once I zoomed in on the details, I saw this jeans and a tank top outfit for what it was: a rich-mom's twist on the ultimate closet basics.

That plain white tank top and those classic jeans? They were just a blank slate for some accessories worthy of a dedicated Sotheby's auction. A close-up shot of Jenner and Chalamet hugging revealed a gigantic, pear-shaped diamond ring floating on her pinky finger. Once the pair sat at their seats, Kylie Jenner showed off the rest of her game-day accoutrements: a glossy, navy Birkin bag and vintage Miu Miu mules. All three pieces were her way of nodding to the Knicks' colors—just in a loud luxury font.

I'd never think to pair heavy diamonds and Hermès bags with something as simple as a jeans and tank top outfit. Then again, I'm not a "self-made" billionaire with stylists like Alexandra and Mackenzie Grandquist on speed dial. While I can't quite spring for the same accessories as Kylie Jenner, I can at least do this: The next time I'm styling jeans and a tank top, I'll set aside Adidas sneakers and a low-key bag for something a touch more elevated. The rich-mom look doesn't need a Jenner bank account—just a heavy dose of contrast.

Kylie Jenner's glam was easily one of my favorite looks of the night at the 2026 Met Gala, but she almost suffered a brow mishap because of it.

The reality star and Kylie Cosmetics founder showed up looking nearly unrecognizable with bleached eyebrows to go along with her custom Schiaparelli gown that had a flesh-toned corset, faux nipples, and a cream skirt that was folded to look like she was stepping out of the dress altogether. The entire ensemble was meant to mimic a nude statue.

Once the night was officially over, Jenner shared a behind-the-scenes video via her Instagram Story of herself and her team attempting to dye her brows back to their natural color—except things didn't seem to be going as planned. In the video, Jenner is seen laughing and joking that "my brows are ruined" since they initially looked slightly thinner than they did pre-bleach. Luckily, the 28-year-old gave the world an update almost immediately following, and I'm pleased to report that her perfectly-arched brows (in their natural dark color) have lived to see another day, as evidenced by the Instagram Story she shared on May 5. "The brows survived," she captioned a close-up photo of them.

Bleached brows are just one component of the grungy makeup trend that's slowly been making a comeback over the last year. Last spring when Lady Gaga was promoting her album, Mayhem, she made an appearance on Saturday Night Live with newly-bleached brows, and over the summer, Miley Cyrus was spotted out in Paris wearing nearly invisible brows.

If playing around with the color of your brows is something you're interested in, I'd recommend going to see a professional for an actual bleached brow moment, but if you're looking for something temporary, read ahead to get the look.

There are always a handful of stars that you can count on for a show-stopping arrival at the Met Gala, and Kylie Jenner is undoubtedly one of them. With each red carpet look, she never fails to deliver the drama.

Jenner arrived at the Metropolitan Museum of Art—without her beau Timothée Chalamet—wearing a sculptural Schiaparelli gown that nailed the “Fashion Is Art” dress code while remixing the classic naked dress. Her breathtaking piece featured an ultra-tight corset and a sweeping embroidered skirt that caught the attention of every single spectator. From the front, the gown appeared sculpted to her exact measurements, before peeling down—like a dress halfway in the process of being pulled on.

Stylists Mackenzie and Alexandra Grandquist completed Jenner’s eye-catching look with a massive pearl-adorned choker and matching earrings.

To no surprise, the mogul opted for full-on glam. Makeup artist Ariel Tejada pulled the look together with bleached eyebrows, a dramatic smoky eye, and nude lipstick. To finish things off, Jenner chose to let her hair flow freely.

Jenner is no stranger to the Met Gala red carpet—she has now attended the Costume Institute's annual event eight times.

To honor last year’s theme, "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," she wore a custom Ferragamo dress designed by the oh-so talented Maximilian Davis. The embellished tweed gown showcased sheer panels, a bustier design, and a high-slit hemline for a sultry edge, while a subtle collared detail at the waist nodded to classic suiting.

Mackenzie and Alexandra Grandquist elevated the look with mesh opera gloves, shimmering Lorraine Schwartz jewelry, and embellished pumps.

While Jenner skipped the after-parties last year, we’re secretly hoping for a second appearance this evening. If her late-night look is anything like her red carpet ensemble, we’re certainly in for a treat.

Kylie Jenner has walked the Met Gala red carpet alone for the last seven years. But boyfriend Timothée Chalamet wouldn't leave his girl hanging, would he? On the eve of the 2026 Met Gala, Jenner and Chalamet were hand-in-hand steps away from New York City's most iconic staircase. Fingers crossed this means they'll make their Met Gala couple debut later tonight.

Jenner and Chalamet joined Kim Kardashian at the May 3 performance of Broadway's Fear of 13—the Adrian Brody and Tessa Thompson-led play Kardashian helped produce. The power couple wasn't nearly as dressed up as Kardashian, who arrived in archival Dior by John Galliano. But they were the coolest couple in the James Earl Jones Theatre, no questions asked. Jenner wore all-black basics as her base layer, including a skintight Helsa take on the capri pants trend. Her capris matched the Spring 2026 shoe trend she rarely takes off: heeled flip-flops.

Each leather, V-shaped strap and two-inch heel looked fresh from its Manolo Blahnik box, despite being in regular rotation since 2024. Jenner wore the Paterno Sandals as recently as last week's New York Knicks game, alongside vintage white jeans from Isabel Marant and a matching crop top. Last night, however, Jenner's flip-flops outfit took cues from her sister's minimalist closet instead.

Kylie's Broadway-ready outerwear felt so on-brand for the oldest Jenner sister, Kendall. (Meanwhile, Kylie is usually seen in sportier track jackets and bombers, all worthy of spots in her boyfriend's closet.) Kendall's coat rack is stocked with similar, camel-colored trenches. Last March, her double-buckled version matched the length and slightly-oversize silhouette of Kylie's. She styled it with cigarette jeans and a Hermès Kelly bag, though. The only thing the Khy founder carried was Chalamet's hand.

Back to Chalamet: The fashion guy kept it casual in a (still shoppable) track jacket from Adidas, baggy black joggers, and stark white sneakers. But Chalamet will match his girlfriend's designer energy if the right red carpet rolls around. For instance, the Dune actor rarely attended an award show this year without Jenner close by. The couple didn't always grace the red carpet, but they'd pose for mid-ceremony photographers with just as much finesse.

Jenner and Chalamet started their award season sweep at the 2026 Critics Choice Awards, where Jenner's vintage chainmail dress from Versace Fall 1996 felt just as nostalgic as Chalamet's pinstripe Givenchy suit.

Later that week, the two were all smiles once Chalamet won Best Actor in a Motion Picture—Musical or Comedy for Marty Supreme at the 2026 Golden Globes. But who needs a trophy when Jenner is your date? She traded archival for a custom Ashi Studio bustier gown, crafted from metallic, brushed gold sequins.

It wasn't until last month's 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party that Jenner and Chalamet walked an actual award show red carpet together. Sorry, Chalamet, but Jenner stole the show in a handcrafted McQueen gown, featuring a plunge halter neckline, a partial hip cut-out, and black feathers atop the carpet-grazing train. Chalamet was the ultimate blank canvas behind her, in a white Chrome Hearts suit.

Only Jenner and Chalamet know for sure if they're making their Met Gala couple debut tonight. But all signs point toward RSVPs from not one, but both VIPs. While you await their outfit reveals, busy yourself by shopping the Jenner-inspired edit below.

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Kylie Jenner is proof you can steal the show at a Knicks basketball game without being a WAG. All you need is an NBA-obsessed boyfriend (extra points if it's Timothée Chalamet) and a slam dunk of an outfit. On April 28, she sat courtside at her fourth New York Knicks game with Chalamet. Sorry, Knicks, but Jenner's white jeans and heeled flip-flops were the real winners.

Unlike her boyfriend, Jenner traded Knicks merch for something the fashion girls at home would appreciate: vintage jeans from Isabel Marant's Spring 2013 show. The slightly baggy straight-legs aren't your average denim. Still, they fit right in with spring's uptick in celebrity white jeans outfits. Plus, some of her rarest vintage has debuted during a Knicks game.

Circular silver studs—and the occasional ruby gemstone—arranged in a Western-inspired pattern decorated the outer edge of each leg. This pivot made them the perfect pair for courtside pics, which historically spotlight the bottom-half of a VIP's 'fit. That said, it's no surprise Jenner's favorite basketball basic—a white, plunge tank top—blended in with the crowd. Then, the season's most Jenner-beloved flip-flop trend made the team.

Now checking into the game at two-inches tall and $925, it's Manolo Blahnik's Leather Paterno Sandals. Do you recognize their V-shaped thongs and slim kitten heels? That's because they joined Jenner's shoe rack two years ago, long before L.A. It girls declared heeled flip-flops the hero item of Spring 2026.

The black pair stuck it out for the long run, having accessorized more than ten Jenner looks last summer. Last April, the Kylie Cosmetics founder curated an almost-identical outfit, down to the white jeans, matching tank top, and Manolo Blahnik sandals.

Tuesday marked the flip-flops' first NBA game, though—a risky decision given a basketball could land on her pristine French pedicure at any moment. Jenner's first Knicks game in May 2025—and the black, ankle-strap sandals that joined her—proved she's not afraid of courtside peep-toes.

Last summer, fellow footwear trendsetters in Kylie's circle occasionally tested thongs with itty-bitty heels. (See the $520 Toteme flip-flops Hailey Bieber wore on repeat.) At the time, Kendall Jenner and Bieber reserved stilettos for pointy pumps on red carpets.

The under-two-inch tide has certainly changed this spring. The Row's Sacha Sandals—and their 3.5-inch stilettos—won over Bieber and Kendall, while Kylie and her Manolo Blahniks remain attached at the heel.

It seems the New York Knicks found themselves a new good luck charm. When Kylie Jenner click-clacked into Madison Square Garden, she brought all the winning (It-shoe) energy with her.

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If there's anything we can all learn from Kylie Jenner this month, it's that you don't have to commit to a nail design for longer than a few days, especially in the spring when new manicure trends are around every corner. She's currently on her fourth mani of the month, and her current look, a glitter French manicure, is probably the most exciting design she's worn in weeks.

Over the weekend, Jenner took to her Instagram Stories to share a video her new manicure. After switching over to a milky nude design just last week, she decided to go in a completely different direction this time around. The Kylie Cosmetics founder added some length to her nails after wearing them on the shorter side for a while, and she opted for a French manicure that swapped out the classic white tips for a silver shade that featured fine, metallic glitter.

This is the fourth time Jenner has switched up her manicure design in April alone. She started the month off wearing a stunning Easter manicure that featured colorful jewel florals on top of a milky white base. Then she added some light, springy changes to it before heading to Coachella the following weekend. After that, she hit the festival's second weekend wearing a short French manicure with silver rhinestones, and once she made it back home, she swapped the French tips for a more neutral light nude manicure.

Glitter has been making a huge comeback lately, via body makeup and nail polish shades. Jenner wore another glitter French manicure back in the fall that featured a teal shade when she was celebrating the tenth birthday of her beauty brand. After that, Taylor Swift was spotted out in New York City wearing silver glitter nails, and more recently, Karol G headlined at Coachella wearing gold glitter nails on weekend one.

Despite what you may believe, glitter isn't just for holidays and special occasions. "Glitter on the nails instantly adds dimension, catches light, creates movement, and brings life to a manicure in a way solid colors can’t," nail artist Sofiia Mazur previously told MC. "Good glitter isn’t about sparkle for the sake of sparkle; it’s about texture and making nails feel special, festive, and fun without over-designing them."

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Kylie Jenner's spring manicures have really been popping off lately. The Kylie Cosmetics founder started off the month wearing a special spring-themed manicure for Easter that featured a series of flowers made out of colorful rhinestones glued to a nude base. She gave the look a small update before heading to Coachella last weekend, but a week later, she's already moved on to a completely different look.

On April 15, Jenner shared a photo of her new manicure via Instagram Stories. The style in question is a French manicure, but instead of leaving her white tips bare as the design traditionally calls for, her manicurist, Zola Ganzorigt, added silver gems in various shapes. "We're having funnnn," the caption reads.

Gems embellishments have become incredibly popular among the celebrity set lately. Before Jenner showed off the floral rhinestone manicure that she wore for Easter and Coachella, Sabrina Carpenter wore a "bedazzled glaze" nail design while performing in South America last month. The look featured colorful gems and rhinestones glued to the bottom half of her nails, while she wore a neutral base color topped with chrome powder to give it a slightly reflective finish. Demi Lovato also wore a dainty rhinestone manicure ahead of the holidays a few months ago.

French manicures are convenient in the same way that nude nails are: it's really easy to customize them and add some extra elements, not to mention that you can get more wear out of them since they blend in with the natural color of your nail beds. If you're eager to get the look at home, read ahead.

Kylie Jenner is one of one: She stuffed her Coachella 2026 luggage with SKYLRK, jeans, and rare archival fashion.

Instead of the Justin Bieber graphic tank she arrived in, the Khy founder (and stylists Alexandra and Mackenzie Grandquist) tapped into a desert-friendly outfit formula of a crop top and denim for Bieberchella on April 11—except, because she's Kylie Jenner, hers was made up of a vintage Chanel bra and Levi's jeans. The former, which dates back to 2005, came from secondhand Salt Lake City store God of Cloth; it's made from black illusion lace atop the balconette bust, back, and skintight sleeves. She styled the top with Levi's Low Pro Jeans (also seen on Kid Cudi's podcast), which are currently on-sale for under $25. Diamond stud earrings from Lorraine Schwartz finished her effortlessly-cool Bieberchella look.

One-of-a-kind bra tops dominated Jenner's Coachella 2026 wardrobe. The day prior, she danced to Sabrina Carpenter's greatest hits in a white Katharine Hamnett plunge piece, sourced from Resurrection Vintage. Between its iridescent sequins and matching fringe trim, it could've been plucked straight from Carpenter's costume rack. (The pop star wore a similar look onstage, except hers was by Jonathan Anderson for Dior.) Jenner accessorized with a $7,000 belly chain from Chrome Hearts (the same label behind her and Timothée Chalamet's matching Marty Supreme premiere looks), which dressed up her dark-wash Levi's with ease.

Coachella is quickly becoming vintage-chella, thanks to Jenner, Teyana Taylor, and Anya Taylor-Joy. Hailey Bieber (Jenner's festival buddy) also got the vintage memo: Stylist Dani Michelle secured two label-less jackets from Ametora Vintage for her, plus a pink-and-yellow, lace-trimmed slip dress from Dior Fall 1998.

Justin Bieber has the most supportive fan base, and I'm not just talking about the countless Beliebers heading out to the desert to see him perform at Coachella 2026 on Saturday. Kylie Jenner will be cheering him on from the wings, surely alongside bestie Hailey Bieber—and she's already dressing the part.

On April 10, Jenner took a break from filming pro-Bieber TikToks to share her first Coachella 'fit of the year, except it wasn't what I expected at all. She posed with a golf cart covered in branding for SKYLRK, Bieber's streetwear label, dressed in an oversize muscle tank featuring the Grammy winner's face. Where does one track down such a top? I suspect it's a special order for inner-circle Beliebers ready for an Instagram-viral moment.

The rest of her desert-proof 'fit felt more on-brand for Jenner, especially flared leggings rolled up to capri heights. Her already-chaotic color story took an even more vibrant turn with cerulean-blue SKYLRK slides. Jenner's no Coachella newbie, having attended regularly since 2013, so she knows to finish off her festival look with a hat, also from the brand. (She went the bucket route this time.) The Khy founder carried not one, but two totes overflowing with SKYLRK pieces, meaning there's a chance she'll wear the label all weekend long.

Jenner isn't the only VIP getting into the Bieberchella spirit: Mrs. Bieber posted a close-up of "Standing On Business" socks, an homage to her husband's catchphrase-turned-SWAG-track.

Last year at Coachella, Jenner styled a white baby tee from her brand Khy. For Justin, though, it seems she's down to rep some merch—if it has a SKYLRK tag.

Third-wheeling your sibling's date is a rite of passage—even when you're Kendall Jenner. On April 7, she met Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet at West Hollywood's Sushi Park, where they each test-drove one of Spring 2026's winning shoe trends.

Kendall was the first to arrive to their Tuesday night reservation, dressed in a mustard yellow T-shirt and a black leather blazer. Its patent sheen instantly elevated the dark-wash, straight-leg jeans she's worn nonstop this season. Her black, square-toe ballerinas also seem to be a rewear—or, at the very least, a strong endorsement of the high-vamp flats taking over everyone's shoe wardrobe. (She's been photographed in them pretty much every month. Other fans include Zoë Kravitz, Hailey Bieber, and Rihanna.) She finished off her casual weeknight outfit with a paparazzi-blocking baseball cap, a leather bowling bag, and a red scarf.

Fresh off their apparent Turks and Caicos beach vacation, Kylie and Chalamet arrived later looking sun-kissed in their everyday basics. The former wore a black cropped tank top with low-rise trousers and another major spring shoe trend: heeled flip-flops. (The brand behind her shoes remains a mystery, but they could've been sisters—or at least cousins—to Bieber's The Row pair on March 23.)

Meanwhile, Chalamet dressed the part of an L.A. cool-girl's boyfriend in oversize selects aplenty, including a a stark white long-sleeve and baggy light-wash jeans. At first, the Dune actor's brown-and-beige shoes looked like slim sneakers, but they're actually the new $1,250 Roadie Boots from Jonathan Anderson's Dior.

Sushi has become one of Kendall, Kylie, and Chalamet's go-to's for dinner outings. Most recently on Jan. 20, the three were spotted at L.A.'s Sushi Enya: Kylie in a camel-colored trench coat; Kendall in almost-identical jeans and The Row flats; and Chalamet wearing the Bieber-approved white sneaker revival. The trio is clearly sticking to a dress code of It-shoes that'll inspire the masses.

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Kylie Jenner is ringing in the start of a new season (and a new month) with the daintiest spring manicure.

On March 31, the Kylie Cosmetics founder shared a photo of her new manicure to her Instagram Story. In it, she's seen wearing short, almond nails with a nude pink base and colorful rhinestones glued onto each nail in the shape of tiny flowers, courtesy of her go-to manicurist, Zola Ganzorigt. While wearing funky, colorful nail art isn't something Jenner is new to (remember the King Kylie era?), I'd assume that she chose the floral look this time around, not just because it's spring, but also because Easter is this weekend. In celebration of the latter occasion, she even letter her daughter, Stormi Webster, have a fun nail art moment with a cute Easter bunny manicure.

Meryl Streep and her iconic line delivery in The Devil Wears Prada may have ruined the idea of wearing florals in the springtime for you forever, but the good news is that flower nail designs and patterns really are one of spring's biggest nail trends this year. According to Amy Ling Lin, founder and CEO of Sundays Studio in New York City, minimalist floral designs with tiny flowers and subtle details will be having a moment over the next few months as more people adjust to long-awaited weather changes and "nature’s reawakening."

“Rather than bold florals, this trend favors subtle, airy interpretations," she previously told MC. "A tiny single bloom can offer a quiet connection to growth and renewal.”

You don't have to be a professional nail artist to achieve the floral look at home. From press-on nail options to easy-to-apply decals, read ahead to see how you can get the look.

This isn't an April Fool's joke: Tomorrow, April 1, Kylie Jenner will be the debut guest on Kid Cudi's new podcast, Big Bro Cudi. On March 30, the rapper shared a sneak peek of "the global icon on the couch." More importantly for fashion girls, the clip came with a glimpse at her Kendall Jenner-inspired take on the stovepipe jeans trend.

Jenner styled all the recording studio basics for her second-ever podcast appearance. First, she zipped a khaki-colored bomber jacket over a barely-there baby tee. Its ruched, elasticized hem lined up perfectly with low-rise, light-wash jeans—just not the Levi's Low Pro pair she's worn on repeat this year. This time, the Khy founder tested her big sister's affinity for minimalism in slim, stovepipe denim.

It seems Kendall even inspired her shoe swap. The Ky Cosmetics founder traded flip-flops, her usual pairing with jeans, for pointy Jimmy Choo pumps. It had the same no-fuss feel of Kendall's high-vamp heels, except with four-inch stilettos.

Given that Kendall has more podcast interviews under her belt, I wouldn't be surprised if Kylie went shopping in her closet beforehand. Kylie combined Kendall's signature spring jacket (anything khaki-colored) and her most-worn jeans (the stovepipe silhouette) into one on-camera co-ord.

Last month, Kendall wore an almost-identical bomber jacket to a pre-Super Bowl party, alongside capri pants and the heeled flip-flops trend. (Her thongs from The Row thongs just as high as Kylie's Jimmy Choos.) The main difference between coats? Kylie's collar laid flat, while Kendall's four-figure Alaïa bomber stood up, funnel-neck style. Once Super Bowl Sunday arrived, Kendall strolled into Levi's Stadium wearing the brand's 701 jeans, which mirrored the same stovepipe-adjacent silhouette as Kylie's.

Both Jenners are pro-straight-leg jeans this spring, but Kendall first made the switch last fall. On Oct. 28, patent leather pumps emerged from beneath her narrow, mid-wash denim, just as Kylie's Jimmy Choos did. If Kendall had been in L.A., not New York City, she might've switched her wool wrap coat for something more lightweight—perhaps a khaki, Kylie-approved bomber.

Fame and fortune aside, Kylie and Kendall are still just sisters: Copying each other's looks is in their DNA. If she's been studying Kendall's style as closely as it seems, Kylie will fall for high-vamp heels any day now. Kendall, on the other hand, could afford to add a Kylie-looking Hermès Birkin to her closet. If not her own, I'm sure Kylie would let her older sister borrow one.

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After another award season of swerving joint step-and-repeats, Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet ended his Marty Supreme press run at the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party. Instead of evading paparazzi, the power couple posed arm-in-arm on the after-party's red carpet. Their color palette? Black and white, rather than Marty Supreme orange.

The Best Actor nominee arrived at the 2026 Oscars ceremony solo, before reuniting with a Schiaparelli-clad Jenner inside the Dolby Theatre. We'd seen her skintight, keyhole cut-out gown before—at creative director Daniel Roseberry's Spring 2024 runway show, displayed in pale pink crystals. Her after-party pick, on the other hand, was fresh from McQueen's mannequin.

Sister styling duo Mackenzie and Alexandra Rose Grandquist dressed their star client in all-black: her signature award season shade. (She wore it at the 2026 Critics Choice Awards and BAFTAs, too.) The corseted, halter-neck gown marked her first custom McQueen moment, following years of hunting down vintage.

Black crepe satin was the backdrop for hundreds of intricately-placed, matching beads, according to the British maison. A slashed asymmetrical cut-out interrupted the black beadwork right at Jenner's hip bone. Then, shredded silk chiffon took over around Jenner's knees. Tiers cascaded like feathers past her McQueen "skull sandals" and onto an elongated train. To finish, Jenner popped on the label's Lustre earrings. However, you could barely see them beneath her bombshell waves.

Meanwhile, Chalamet traded his ceremony Givenchy suit for another all-white set, this time with Chrome Hearts tags. Was its leather exterior a tribute to his first matchy-matchy moment with Jenner? Their bright orange Chrome Hearts looks played a major part in Chalamet's Marty Supreme press style. Either way, he left his button-down untucked to match the anti-Oscars energy of his lace-up boots.

Before now, Jenner and Chalamet hadn't walked the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet together. They snuck into last year's invite-only soirée, though. The Kylie Cosmetics founder stole the show in a nearly-naked corset gown from Ashi Studio Spring 2025 Couture. Not only did Chalamet ditch his butter yellow ceremony suit to match, the actor went ultra-classic in a black satin suit and white button-down.

If you can believe it, another award season (Jenner's third) has already come to a close. Yes, Chalamet lost the Best Actor award to Michael B. Jordan, but the couple didn't leave empty handed. Jenner, for one, has become one of Hollywood's stealthiest Fashion Girlfriends. She joined the ranks of Iman, Elizabeth Hurley, and even Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, all of whom have never toned down their red carpet outfit so a man might shine brighter. With her acting career in its early stages (thanks, Charli xcx's The Moment) making headlines, who knows? The partners could return to an Oscars ceremony or after-party with Jenner as the movie star.

Surprise: Kylie Jenner just teased her look ahead of the 2026 Academy Awards red carpet. While the youngest Kar-Jenner sister has been opting for all-black looks on the awards show circuit, from vintage Versace to skin-tight Mugler, she swapped it for another monochromatic vibe—cherry red.

This stunning look, custom-made for her by Schiaparelli, is coated in wet-look sequins. A plunging halter neckline, a signature keyhole cutout, and a second-skin bodycon fit give her a modern-yet-timeless Jessica Rabbit-esque feel. But don't take my word for it: Jenner captioned the Instagram post showing off her look, "Jessica Who?"

It's a style she's worn before, and one that she's discussed wanting to wear again. In a Vogue YouTube video discussing her "Life in Looks," Jenner dished about wanting to wear the classic keyhole style again—it looks like she got her wish tonight.

As for accessories, she chose all Lorraine Schwartz Jewelry. Jenner's suite of earrings, rings, and a show-stopping necklace accounts for approximately 200 carats of diamonds.

Her Oscars glam was very "classic Kylie," with a glowy base and a bronzy shadow across her eyes. Her long brown hair followed suit with true bombshell waves. Lots of blush and a matte, pink-nude lip rounded off the look.

Jenner skipped the carpet altogether, instead opting, once again, to join boyfriend Timothee Chalamet inside the theater. The pair were spotted hand-in-hand as they made their way to their seats before the show, looking very much like the Hollywood power couple they are.

Now that we have her show look in the bag, my sights are set on Vanity Fair's Oscar party to see if Kylie turns the fete into a date night for the second year in a row. After sneaking into last year's Oscars ceremony in a jewel-encrusted Miu Miu gown, she and boyfriend Timothée Chalamet reappeared at the buzzy after-party in a pair of brand-new outfits. She opted for a lacy Ashi Studios gown, styled by sisters Alexandra and Mackenzie Grandquist, while Chalamet swapped a butter yellow set for a classic black getup.

However, it's not all sneaking around. Jenner did support her beau of three years at the Los Angeles premiere of his Academy Award-nominated movie, Marty Supreme. There, the two brought matchy-matchy couples dressing to a new level in matching orange Chrome Hearts looks.

It's too early in the night to tell whether Jenner will arrive at the 2026 Oscars on Chalamet's arm. Whether she goes solo or stands by his side, she's already delivered one of the night's most sizzling looks.

At this point, there are few things Kylie Jenner hasn't done. She became a billionaire mogul before the age of 30; she's a mother to two children and several dogs; and she's the one of most-followed people on Instagram. She's also a regular at the Met Gala, the Grammys, the VMAs, and more. She hasn't, however, attended the Actor Awards.

Fans believed that fact would change at tonight's star-studded event, anticipating Jenner would make a sneaky, last-minute entrance and still top the best-dressed list. Though she hasn't collected any awards herself (Kim Kardashian is the thespian of the family), the mogul has been regularly popping up behind the scenes at various award shows to support her boyfriend of three years, Timothée Chalamet.

At this point, skipping the red carpet and sneaking quietly into an award show presentation is basically Jenner's M.O. She's done so at the Golden Globes and the BAFTAs two years running, flying all the way to London just to hold hands with her man at last week's event.

Tonight, Chalamet is up for Male Actor in a Leading Role for his latest film Marty Supreme. Surprisingly, though, Jenner was nowhere to be seen, even after the red carpet wrapped.

The actor attended the March 1 show, instead, with another woman on his arm: his mom, Nicole Flender. The mother-son duo wore contrasting looks, with Chalamet in a bright white blazer by Prada and Flender in a fuchsia laser-cut dress.

She may have missed the Actor Awards, but there are still plenty of opportunities for Jenner to show up for her man in the coming weeks. With the 2026 Oscars scheduled for March 15, there's a change we'll likely get another BTS look from Jenner in the very near future.

Kylie Jenner might as well have walked into the 2026 BAFTAs wearing her 2025 tax return, because the vintage gown she chose was the sartorial embodiment of her billionaire status.

Jenner attended the Feb. 22 event dressed in a luxurious gown the likes of which is rarely seen on the red carpet. This one wasn't seen on the red carpet, literally—the Kylie Cosmetics mogul skipped a photo-op with boyfriend and nominee Timothée Chalamet, in favor of sneaking into the BAFTAs for a second year running.

Like many of the star's award show pulls, her BAFTAs gown was low-cut and figure-hugging—an archival creation from the catalog of one Thierry Mugler. Made of darkest velvet, the number featured several extravagant embellishments that undoubtedly upped its price tag. The bodice was covered in massive, sparkling crystals, which collectively must have amounted to several hundred carats.

Her stylists, Mackenzie and Alexandra Grandquist, leaned into the 10-figure aesthetic from head to toe. They accessorized the look with a pair of teardrop diamond danglers, peeking out from beneath Jenner's blowout. The sparklers rivaled the ones sewn onto her chest.

There's just something about Timothée Chalamet that makes a girl want to sneak into the back door of a televised award show and canoodle. This year marks the second in a row that Jenner traded red carpet theatrics to support her man in a more low-key way at the BAFTAs. In 2025, she also wore a low-cut black gown: vintage John Galliano, to be exact. History repeated at the Golden Globes earlier this year, where Jenner wore golden, skintight Ashi Studio.

She did, however make an exception to walk the Marty Supreme red carpet at Chalamet's side. The pair coordinated in highlighter orange looks by Chrome Hearts—so no one could miss them.

Red carpet or not, Jenner's low-key awards looks just keep getting better. Where's her trophy for most supportive partner?

Shopping your best friend's closet—especially if they're a fashion girl—is like hitting up a carefully-curated boutique. On February 19, Kylie Jenner perused Hailey Bieber's shelves and walked out with Bieber's 29th birthday look's hero piece: a vintage Versace jacket. Your bestie's collection has some serious competition.

Jenner's active Instagram Stories made the "sisterhood of the traveling jacket" moment public. It seems nothing in her personal wardrobe was right for the all-black dress code at the launch party for Anastasia Karanikolaou and Victoria Villarroel's new podcast, Better Half. So instead, she took Bieber's Spring 2002 zip-up for a spin.

As shown by Bieber last November, every element—including the collarless neckline, skintight sleeves, and fringe trim—was crafted from glossy lambskin leather. Criss-cross stitching added visual interest to each edge.

Similar to Bieber, Jenner created a makeshift plunge by unzipping the jacket below her bust. Then, she stacked the jacket's fringe hem over matching leather trousers. Each leg hugged her thighs, before flaring ever-so-slightly toward the ends. Other IG Stories revealed double-strap sandals—beneath perfect French tip toes—as Jenner's only notable accessory.

What the Kylie Cosmetics founder's IG Stories didn't show was the jacket's open back. On Nov. 21, 2025, Bieber flaunted its skin-baring silhouette, held together by criss-crossing laces. The Rhode leader similarly paired the vintage score with flared black trousers by Prada. Diamond stud earrings and The Row's Cecily Bag—her go-to for laid-back evening looks—grounded Bieber's birthday selects in cool-girl glamour.

Jenner's loan didn't make it to her main Instagram grid, otherwise Donatella Versace—the jacket's creator—might've applauded her pick. "Feel free to go through my closet anytime," Versace commented on Bieber's Nov. 2025 post.

This jacket has quite the backstory: It was the creative director's plus-one at Versace's Fall 2002 runway show. She wore it to take her post-presentation bow, alongside matching, fringe-hemmed trousers.

Bieber's vintage collection is the envy of all fashion girls. Just last fall, an Issey Miyake coat, a Chanel leather jacket, Gucci by Tom Ford knee-high boots, and Dior by John Galliano fur joined her street style rotation. Jenner also has vintage Dolce & Gabbana, Chloé, Ralph Lauren, and more ripe for the borrowing. Their combined closets could keep the "sisterhood" streak going for years.

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If a celebrity wishes to go incognito in Hollywood, it's best they leave any and all status symbols at home. I'm talking Christian Louboutins (red bottoms are a telltale tip-off), Cartier jewelry, and perhaps the ultimate bat signal: Hermès Birkins. On February 10, Kylie Jenner's Himalayan Birkin quite literally projected light into the night sky, immediately giving away her identity.

Kylie and Kendall Jenner scored a reservation at Sushi Park in West Hollywood on Tuesday, though it doesn't seem they coordinated via text beforehand. Each sister channeled different ends of the luxury style spectrum: Kendall with the understated high-vamp flats trend, and Kylie with her closet's most expensive Birkin.

The youngest Jenner arrived in a khaki trench coat, black leather trousers, and a matching baseball cap, all of which would've blended in with the L.A. cool-girl crowd. But the Khy founder's Hermès Himalayan threw all hopes of lying low out the window. It was Jenner's first time dusting off the top-handle tote's iconic Niloticus crocodile leather since Nov. 2022. (That we've seen, anyway.)

The Birkin 35's gray and white gradient make it "one of the most coveted Hermès bags in existence," according to Sotheby's, "both with and without diamonds." The palladium hardware on Jenner's Birkin boasted over 10 carats atop the clasp, touret, and padlock, likely spiking it to six-figure status.

Himalayan Birkins belonging to Kim Kardashian, Victoria Beckham, and Jennifer Lopez also feature diamond-encrusted closures. However, theirs get a lot more street time than Jenner's. Each version likely cost the star upwards of $200,000, but the sky's the limit. A Birkin 35 nearly identical to Jenner's just sold for $550,000.

Even before Jean-Paul Gaultier sent a Himalayan Birkin down the Hermès Spring 2010 runway, it was the collector's item among very important clients. Beckham was one of the first to dress it down on the 2009 street style scene. Meanwhile, Kardashian and Lopez carry their Himalayan Birkins to the airport, on errand runs, and even to the doctor's office.

Jenner follows Beckham's approach to Birkin styling: It's a special occasions bag. Since joining her closet in Jan. 2020, its appearances have been rare. Turns out, Kendall owns a rarely-seen Himalayan Birkin, too. (It's been in retirement since 2017.) Perhaps the sisters can influence each other to revive their Hermès Himalayan eras. If they can't, who can?

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The 2026 Santa Barbara International Film Festival didn't require a specific dress code from its Virtuosos Award recipients. Sydney Sweeney and Teyana Taylor—two of the nine lucky winners—went opposite directions; the former with Marilyn Monroe's vintage dress circa 1952, and the latter in a liquified Ashi Studio gown that's only two weeks old.

Before taking center stage with Sweeney, Jacob Elordi, Chase Infiniti, Wunmi Mosaku, and more, Taylor flaunted Look 20 from the Spring 2026 Couture show. The shoulder-padded, long-sleeve style fit seamlessly into the Golden Globe winner's grunge-chic aesthetic. Delicately draped fabric turned liquid from the mock neck, beyond the corseted bodice, to the ruched skirt, and its distressed train.

The liquified top appeared sheer on the late January runway, but Taylor stacked an almost-invisible bra atop the under-bust corset. The rest of the Ashi Studio design remained the same, including elongated ripped sleeves and her skirt's torn hem. Taylor's only visible accessory? Her white gown's glistening, almost-wet garnish, which certainly counts.

Taylor styled her first Ashi Studio dress just a few weeks prior at Netflix's New York City premiere of The Rip. The knee-grazing little black dress made headlines not just for its face-covering turtleneck, but its sculptural, heart-shaped hips. This long-sleeve premiered in designer Mohammed Ashi's Spring 2025 Couture collection, alongside similar plays on pannier underlays. Similar to her latest Ashi Studio select, a nude slip lined the bodice's wrinkled, semi-sheer bodice.

If the name sounds familiar, that's because Ashi Studio is a red carpet mainstay. Last July, Jenna Ortega became an Ashi Studio girl at the Wednesday Season 2 premiere, when the label loaned stylist Enrique Melendez a latex Fall 2025 Couture design. Its skintight turtleneck, under-bust bustier, and torched train—all crafted from a latex python print—added gothic dimension to her character Wednesday's signature style.

By September 4, Hailey Bieber and stylist Dani Michelle sourced the same Fall 2025 Couture show as Ortega. This time, the opening look's strapless trumpet gown caught an A-lister's eye. The asymmetrical style's pony-hair finish was so glossy, it bordered on wet, beginning with a corset top to the skirt's high-low hem.

Most recently at the 2026 Golden Globes, stylists Mackenzie and Alexandra Grandquist tapped Ashi Studio to create a custom silver sequin gown for Kylie Jenner. Every element—from the balconette bust to the cinched waist—fit the A-lister like a glove, while strands of rhinestones hung effortlessly around her shoulders.

It marked quite the anti-grunge detour for the brand—not a single sequin was intentionally distressed or out of place. Still, it showed future celebrity customers how Ashi Studio's house codes can morph according to each client.

With Teyana Taylor's affinity for the avant-garde, it's no surprise Ashi Studio's catalog won her over. However, since the couturier only shows during Haute Couture Week, there's a chance she's not the only star eyeing up the Spring 2026 Couture line for awards season. With just 30 looks, Taylor will need to place her requests soon, should Ashi Studio to create her 2026 Oscars gown.

On February 4, Kylie Jenner and Kourtney Kardashian Barker celebrated their new Skin Glaze Gummies—a collaboration between their Kylie Cosmetics and Lemme business empires—in matching skirt sets that'd make momager Kris Jenner proud.

A few days after their pomegranate-flavored gummies dropped, the moguls dressed in CEO mode for a stop by Ulta Beauty in Calabasas. Clearly, they coordinated via text beforehand: Both sisters styled near-identical sets. Jenner, for one, arrived in a plunging, blazer-inspired blouse, featuring oversize ripples in lieu of a classic collar. Its wrapped silhouette complemented her knee-length pencil skirt, which appeared equally skintight.

Kardashian Barker went a touch more Parisian with her all-black look, beginning with a velvet two-piece. Her button-down bodice's intricately beaded lapels echoed the nostalgic charm of a vintage store find. Since her thigh-hugging mini was slightly shorter than Jenner's, she used the oldest style hack in the book: semi-sheer tights. A beret, cat-eye sunglasses, and short leather gloves drove Kardashian Barker's Parisian point home.

Jenner and Kardashian Barker even selected matching shoes beforehand, but not just any pointy black pumps. Instead, they wore Christian Louboutin's four-inch Miss Z stilettos, inspired by longtime So Kate wearer Zendaya. Both pairs shined with freshly-polished, black patent leather. Jenner owns the Miss Zs in mule form, too.

Kardashian Barker and Jenner haven't professionally collaborated since 2018, when Kylie Cosmetics dropped the Kourt x Kylie makeup collection. Three mini eyeshadow palettes and three lipsticks sold out almost immediately, leaving fans hungry for a restock. A second drop never came.

Now, Kardashian Barker and Jenner are making up for lost time. Before their latest pap walk, the two announced the Skin Glaze Gummies with a top-notch recreation of an iconic Old Hollywood moment. (You know the Kardashian-Jenners adore 1950s pop culture. See Kim Kardashian in Marilyn Monroe's "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" dress at the 2024 Met Gala for evidence.)

Sophia Loren (played by Jenner) and Jayne Mansfield (a.k.a. Kardashian Barker) posed in a haltered LBD and a satin ivory slip, respectively. A lavender bottle of the $30 gummies stood out in a sea of black-and-white film.

The Kardashian-Jenners take collaborations very seriously, whether it stays in the family or reaches a fashion house like Dolce & Gabbana or Roberto Cavalli. Kardashian Barker and Jenner didn't embark on a full-blown press tour, but their matching sets filled our street style plates (and then some). Just imagine if Kim's SKIMS and Kylie's Khy team up one day. Kris Jenner would showcase their promo looks on the mantel, too.

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In terms of archival advocates, Keke Palmer is right up there with Bella Hadid, Ariana Grande, and Zendaya. Her deep-cut vintage pulls sometimes require a PhD in fashion history to immediately recognize—but February 2, that changed with the addition of a sheer, 35-year-old one-piece from Alaïa.

Once photos of Palmer's red carpet look at a 92NY event surfaced online, Marie Claire editors immediately wondered, Where have I seen this before? Eventually, it clicked: Stylist Molly Dickson had dressed Palmer in Alaïa Fall 1991. To be more specific, she tracked down the long-sleeve look once modeled by Naomi Campbell.

Over half of the bodysuit appeared to be sheer, including the lace foundation, which Azzedine Alaïa molded into leopard-print spots. The only opaque elements? Her mock-neck collar, plus velvet, paw-shaped panels strategically placed atop her bust. Apart from the leopard-print lace underlay, the anti-cutouts stopped beneath Palmer's arms, opening up her bodysuit's back. TheRealReal's current $8,500 listing revealed the velvet returned along its underwear portion, which Palmer tucked into a major pant trend: capris.

When Campbell debuted the Alaïa look all those years ago, the supermodel did so in coordinating leggings, making it a catsuit. Palmer, on the other hand, modernized it to today's It-girl standards with winterized capri pants. The Nope actor's black belted pair was skintight—similar to Bella Hadid's capris two weeks ago—except they stretched well beyond her knees. Pointy black pumps resumed Palmer's singular color story, before mixed-metal hoop earrings added some much-welcome shine.

Feeling déjà vu? Well, that's because Alaïa's velvet-and-leopard motif earned a spot in Kylie Jenner's closet, too. In January 2025, the Kylie Cosmetics founder arrived at Paris Fashion Week wearing the mini dress version of Palmer's one-piece, except the thong-like bottom became a velvet mini skirt. Every other element, however, looked just as mob wife-coded. In fact, Jenner's stylists Mackenzie and Alexandra Grandquist even popped on a similar pair of patent Alaïa pumps.

The Alaïa bodysuit's place within Kardashian-Jenner history spans even further in the family: Kim Kardashian wore the leopard-and-velvet, circa-Fall 1991 catsuit back in 2019, also during Paris Fashion Week.

All in all, Campbell, Kardashian, Jenner, and Palmer are proof Azzedine Alaïa's designs continue to stand the test of time.

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Thanks to Charli xcx's mockumentary, The Moment, Kylie Jenner can add "movie star" to her resume. At the film's premiere, the mogul-turned-actor embraced her new title the only way she knew how: with a Maison Margiela look to rival red carpet veterans.

L.A.'s Fine Arts Theatre transformed into brat headquarters on January 29. Alexandra and Mackenzie Grandquist—the same sister styling duo behind Jenner's recent award season gowns—got their hands on Look 52 from Maison Margiela Spring 2026, creative director Glenn Marten's ready-to-wear debut. The Khy founder's cream-colored halter-top glamorized brat sleaze with a cascading ruffle crop top and a distressed maxi. A nude plastic waistband gave the black lace on top a certain duct-tape-like shine, which stretched down the skirt's liquified satin train.

As is custom for the Kardashian-Jenners, she took some creative liberties with the look. The biggest change? The two-piece debuted on the catwalk as one, with beige boning connecting the top and skirt, whereas Jenner went for more of a low-rise, bellybutton-baring moment. She also opted out of Maison Margiela's cheek-retracting mouthpiece seen throughout Martens' entire 61-piece runway collection. (Huge pear-shaped diamond earrings from Lorraine Schwartz frosted Jenner's ears instead.)

Head Party Girl Charli xcx couldn't premiere a movie without an equally-iconic after party. Jenner, of course, made another grand entrance at Craig's in West Hollywood, this time in a piece of fashion history: Martin Margiela's Fall 1997 "Semi Couture" bodice. (The vintage find recently sold on Annie's Ibiza for $20,750. Could Jenner have been the lucky buyer?)

The elongated, skintight tunic mimicked the look of burlap with neutral linen, with hook-eye closures running down the front. (Jenner left a few open around her bust.) On the runway, the brand layered its hip-hugging hem over an ivory slip skirt, which Jenner traded for a black leather midi. For the finishing touches, she removed her diamond earrings and slipped on pointy black pumps.

If you didn't gather from her award season attire, Jenner has more than enough sartorial prowess to become a full-blown movie star. Her role in The Moment—both on-screen and on the press tour—marks just the start of yet another successful business venture.

To state it plainly, being a Kardashian-Jenner means rarely styling anything under $100. Even the family's basics—whether or not they're from SKIMS—usually cost $50 minimum. But on January 21, Kylie Jenner's anti-budget style took a major dip to under $40, thanks to an affordable best-seller with previous It-girl approval.

The youngest Jenner hasn't been spotted since the 2026 Golden Globes, but she's kept her Instagram Stories stocked with mirror selfies aplenty. Most recently, her 391 million followers refreshed the app to see Jenner in a $38 tank topo from Guizio.

"The Perfect Classic Tank" earned its flattering name, beginning with a U-shaped neckline, high racerback straps, and a cropped hem. Out of five universal shades—white, black, heather gray, olive green, and red—Jenner chose the latter, made from 100% breathable cotton. She paired it with equally effortless bottoms: black sweatpants, plus a matching hoodie tied around her waist. Chanel's Cruise 2025 Small Shopping Bag—crafted from braided beige straw—elevated her look to four-figure status.

Jenner first became a Guizio girl in 2015 through Danielle Guizio's distressed graphic tees. But it seems Hailey Bieber put The Perfect Classic Tank on her radar. Last August, the Rhode founder wore the same affordable tank top, except in white. It looked straight out of the '90s next to Gap's Low-Rise Loose Jeans in her now-signature dark-wash shade. Similar to Jenner, Bieber's woven The Row Park Tote ended her flip-flop outfit on a high-low note.

Guizio's cool-girl tops have been the industry's best-kept secret for years. Everyone from Bella Hadid and Sabrina Carpenter to Millie Bobby Brown and Addison Rae have styled their selects on repeat since 2024. The Liana Top, the Ara Top, and the Cielo Top were the most popular picks, all of which are still shoppable today.

With another endorsement from Jenner, Guizio's year could look a lot like It girl history repeating Before another fashion girl—or Kardashian-Jenner—sells out their basics, shop the curated edit below.

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By now, Kylie Jenner is pretty used to wearing out-of-the-box nail designs with multiple colors and textures (anyone present during the King Kylie era can attest to this), but she pared things down a bit during her appearance at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards this week when she wore an unexpected winter neutral.

Jenner appeared at the Golden Globes on Sunday night wearing a custom corset gown from Ashi Studio that was hand-embroidered with metallic sequins. She let her dress do most of the talking and opted for minimal glam, save for some warm, smokey eye makeup. The 28-year-old pulled her dark hair back into a long, sleek ponytail and wore a very neutral blush pink nail in her signature almond shape. As always, Jenner's manicure was the work of celebrity manicurist, Zola Ganzorigt.

Much like messy updo hairstyles and vintage, Old Hollywood curls, pink and nude nails flooded the red carpet this year. Hailee Steinfeld, for example, attended the event wearing a light, flesh-toned manicure that perfectly matched the peachy Prada gown she wore, while Best Supporting Actress in a motion picture winner, Teyana Taylor, wore a barely-there pink nail look with a chrome overlay. Celebrities aren't exactly known to be beauty rule-followers, and the manicures at this week's awards ceremony were perfect examples of how most of them seem to be rewriting the playbook on winter nail trends this year. Hues like blushy pinks, whites, and nudes aren't nail colors that are often associated with this time of year (shades like black, deep red, and chocolate brown are usually the ones that dominate), but they're definitely synonymous with the "rich girl nail" trend that took off in 2025, and they've become go-tos because they're simple, neutral, and scream "quiet luxury."

Nail artist and educator, Sofia Mazur, already predicted that "sheer, milky pink" will be one of the most requested nail colors of winter 2026. "It’s an extension on the 'clean girl look' that's been trending for a while, and it hasn't gotten old yet," she previously told MC.

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Few things are guaranteed in this life, but Kylie Jenner showing up for her man is one of them. The mogul has been glued to boyfriend Timothée Chalamet's side as he's promoted Marty Supreme, from the Los Angeles premiere to the recent Critics Choice Awards. Naturally, she was expected to be his plus-one to the 2026 Golden Globes, as well.

For each of the couple's three years together, Jenner has attended the awards show in support of Chalamet. Like clockwork, she'll sneak in while the ceremony is already underway, dressed by stylists Mackenzie and Alexandra Grandquist for the red carpet she intentionally missed.

For the Golden Globes, she at least gave us a look at her custom Ashi Studio gown on Instagram ahead of the ceremony.

The mogul dressed to stun in a champagne-colored bustier gown, made with antique metallic sequins in brushed gold, and a glitzy vintage Gucci box clutch to match. She further accessorized with Lorraine Schwartz cluster earrings and rings, plus Christian Louboutin shoes.

Though she and Chalamet are known to coordinate their red carpet outfits (see: this viral orange look), their ensembles couldn't have been more different. While Jenner embodied glitz and glam, Chalamet was dressed all in black Chrome Hearts.

Last year, Jenner snuck into the Globes in an equally shiny ensemble: a vintage silver chainmail Versace dress.

In 2024, Jenner and Chalamet matched in black textured looks, her in a vintage lace gown designed by Hanae Mori.

Happy Golden Globes to these two and these two only.

After recreating a vintage John Galliano runway look for the Kardashian Christmas party, Kylie Jenner is showcasing what fans can expect from her 2026 style. In a series of Instagram Stories, Jenner revealed two expensive Hermès bags, some enviable Chanel luggage, a slick gold bikini, and her Alo Yoga essentials.

In her first video clip, the Kylie Cosmetics founder could be seen wearing a sold-out Lisa Marie Fernandez Pamela Two-Piece Swimsuit. She accessorized her metallic bikini with $26,700 Cartier Panthère De Cartier Stud Earrings, which she wore with a matching $30,500 Panthère De Cartier Pendant.

In another Instagram Story, Jenner shared a photo of her elite luggage. Firstly, a rare Hermès HAC (Haut à Courroies) bag—in the fashion house's taller travel style—in a black crocodile leather was featured, alongside a more classic Hermès Birkin in a similar fabric. A black leather Chanel suitcase completed the makeup mogul's travel ensemble.

Finally, the reality star posed in a matching Alo Yoga set, comprised of the brand's Airlift Moonlight Bra and a pair of Airlift High-Waist 7/8 Line Up Leggings, both in black. In the mirror selfie, Jenner's phone case—featuring an Octobuddy Silicone Suction Phone Case Adhesive Mount—was also visible.

According to Jenner, 2026 style is the perfect combination of high-end fashion and everyday workout essentials.

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Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet's immediate New Year's resolution is to keep spending as much time together as possible while they can, it seems.

The pair's careers forced them to spend much of 2025 far apart, including significant stretches spent on separate continents, like when Chalamet traveled to work on Dune: Part Three, which filmed from July to November 2025, shooting primarily in Budapest, Hungary, as well as in the Liwa Oasis in Abu Dhabi and some filming in Jordan.

Now, a source close to the couple told People, Jenner and Chalamet have been making up for "a lot of time spent apart" by taking advantage of the time they've had together during the holidays.

"It's been special for Kylie to have Timothée in Los Angeles more in December," the insider said of the time they've managed to carve out for each other in recent weeks to celebrate not just the holidays, but Chalamet's 30th birthday on December 27, too.

While the pair reportedly did their best to see each other as often as possible when Chalamet was overseas filming, the time apart was still tough and they spent December making up for lost time.

"She traveled to Budapest several times in the fall when he was busy working. They spent a lot of time apart, but the past few weeks have made up for it," a photographer source told People. "Still, it's not the easiest relationship. They are both incredibly focused on their careers and ambitious. She's running a massive business and raising her kids. He's super focused on being the best at what he does."

Don't think the description of the relationship as "not the easiest" implies that they aren't still going strong though. The source stressed that, as tough as being apart is, Chalamet's work ethic is one of the things Jenner "loves" about him—and one of the things that makes the relationship work, since the Kylie Cosmetics founder would "never date anyone who just sits around."

After spending the holidays and Chalamet's birthday together in December, the couple is continuing to take advantage of the overlapping break their busy schedules with their New Year's plans. The source revealed that, in addition to plans to ring in 2026 together on New Year's Eve, Jenner and Chalamet also have a "trip planned" as part of their New Year's celebration.

"They are making their careers work and making their relationship work at the same time," the source added, summing up the impressive balance Jenner and Chalamet have managed to strike.

Christmas may have passed, but Kylie Jenner has been keeping the spirit going by sharing pictures from her holiday festivities on her Instagram Story.

Amid pictures showcasing her whimsical Christmas Eve updo and perfectly over-the-top custom wrapping paper for her kids' Christmas presents, Jenner's series of Instagram Stories, which the Daily Mail reports were captioned "Christmas recap," was a close up selfie that showed off some gorgeous Cartier Panthère jewelry.

According to the Daily Mail, Jenner was wearing almost $60,000 worth of Cartier—specifically, $26,700 pair of Panthère de Cartier stud earrings and a $30,500 matching Panthère de Cartier pendant necklace.

Given their inclusion in Jenner's Christmas recap, it seems safe to assume that the Cartier earrings and necklace were holiday gifts—and it's no surprise that many fans quickly came to the conclusion they must be from the Kylie Cosmetics founder's boyfriend, Timothée Chalamet.

Jenner and Chalamet have been dating for more than two years now and signs point toward the relationship getting serious, including his inclusion in the nameplates lining the roof of Kris Jenner's personalized Kardashian-Jenner family gingerbread mansion.

This isn't the first year that Jenner and Chalamet's Christmas celebrations together have made headlines. Last year, the couple took a major step as Jenner integrated Chalamet into some of her holiday celebrations with her two children, Stormi and Aire.

At the time, a source close to the couple told Page Six that Jenner and Chalamet had a “magical” holiday season spending time with Stormi and Aire and that the foursome "had a really nice dinner together with Kylie’s family, and they drove around to look at Christmas lights."

Although the couple was plagued by breakup rumors this fall, in November a source refuted those claims, telling People that they were still going strong.

"They're great," the insider told the magazine, adding that although their work had put them on separate continents for parts of the year, the couple had made "an effort to see each other every few weeks. He has a few days off for the holidays so they're making plans."

At the same time, another source told People," Timothée talked about Kylie all the time while filming Marty Supreme," adding that Jenner “even flew out to visit him on set in N.Y.C."

"They also met up in London while he was shooting Dune," the source continued. "They’re really in love.”

The Kardashian-Jenners don't do things halfway when it comes to Christmas. From their festive parties to their gingerbread houses, they aren't generally celebrating the way the rest of us do. And this extends to their Christmas wrapping paper. On Dec. 27, Kylie Jenner posted a "Christmas recap" on her Instagram story, and it featured photos of the wrapping paper she used for her children's presents. There was definitely no confusion about which presents were for which kid.

For her seven-year-old daughter Stormi's gifts, Kylie used pink paper printed with photos of Stormi's smiling face with a Santa hat on top, and she used similar white paper with three-year-old Aire's face for her son's presents. Yep, custom gift wrap. Did you think it was going to be recycled brown paper grocery bags? All of the many gifts are also decorated with red velvet bows, a nice touch that is a little more achievable for your average gift-giver.

In addition to the photos of the unique wrapping paper, Kylie also posted a few photos of her kids dressed up for a holiday party, a picture of a wrapped gift she received, and a selfie showing off a Cartier Panthère necklace and earrings. (A Christmas present, perhaps?)

If you think Kylie's wrapping paper is extra, it's barely scratching the surface of how her family goes all out for Christmas. Her mother, Kris Jenner, for example, shared photos showing a small forest of Christmas trees and faux deer in a foyer, a kitchen island completely covered in garlands and nutcrackers, and a large, personalized gingerbread house.

Meanwhile, Kourtney Kardashian's website, Poosh, published a post about each family member's gift wrapping style for 2025. Kim Kardashian went for plaid paper with matching plaid bows, and Kylie—for her non-kid presents, presumably—chose leopard print. Kendall Jenner chose a more subdued look: light brown paper, red twine, and a sprig of greenery.

Next Christmas is a year away, but maybe the Kardashian-Jenners have provided some inspiration. Or maybe those recycled brown paper bags and stick-on labels are still sounding pretty good right now...

Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner's relationship is pretty serious... if gingerbread is any indication. The Kardashian-Jenner family always go all out for Christmas when it comes to decorations, gifts, and their famous—and very expensive—Christmas Eve party. Well, one piece of decor from this year's holiday celebration stood out because of who it features: Marty Supreme himself!

As reported by People, Travis Barker's step-daughter, Atiana De La Hoya, posted Kris Jenner's epic gingerbread house on her Instagram story. The roof of the house includes the names of various Kardashian-Jenner family members, as well as the names of some of their partners and former partners. Tristan Thompson? Yep, he's included. And a current partner who made the cut is Chalamet. The name "Timothée" can be seen on the roof near Kylie's name and that of her children, Stormi and Aire, who she shares with ex Travis Scott.

But while Chalamet was part of Kardashian-Jenner Christmas in this small yet (literally) sweet way, it's unclear if he attended the Christmas Eve party. We do know that Kylie wore John Galliano, though.

The gingerbread house isn't the only recent show of support from Kris to Chalamet. Earlier this month, the 70-year-old posted an Instagram story of herself wearing a Marty Supreme jacket. She wrote alongside it, ""MARTY SUPREME Christmas Day!!!!!!"

As for Kylie, she supported the Josh Safdie film by attending the Dec. 8 Los Angeles premiere with her boyfriend. And she definitely helped get the word out, because their matching orange Chrome Hearts outfits really drew attention.

So, if you had any doubt about Kylie and Chalamet's status, maybe brightly colored couple's outfits and extravagant gingerbread can put your mind at ease.

Someone forgot to tell Kylie Jenner that Dec. 24 is Christmas Eve, not All Hallows' Eve. Because the youngest member of the Kardashian/Jenner family treated their annual holiday soire like an elaborate costume party.

On Wednesday, America's royal family came together the night before Christmas for an evening of over-the-top extravagance, as is tradition. Most of the sisters chose various archival designer looks for the big event, with Kim Kardashian and Kendall Jenner both in vintage Thierry Mugler. But Jenner took her homage one step further, recreating an original runway look in its entirety.

The Kylie Cosmetics founder chose a pin-striped design from John Galliano's Fall/Winter 1995 ready-to-wear show. The 30-year-old gown was fitted throughout and featured a festive draped detail on its column skirt. Jenner honored the number's original styling, pairing it with a pair of pointed-toe black pumps.

Though Jenner made some small updates to the overall look, her attention to detail was unparalleled. She wore her hair in an intricately braided up-do and sported moody makeup to mimic the model who first debuted it. The star duplicated the model's crimson nails (but with an edgy stiletto silhouette) and even left both her neck and ear lobes bare, just like on the runway. (See photos here.)

After several years in a row of Christmas Eve parties, the family decided to pause the annual event in 2024, choosing a more "low-key" affair with only their innermost circle. This year, they were back in full force—at least, sartorially speaking. They may not have hosted their usual A-list extravaganza, but they still came prepared to serve. And serve they did.

It's officially holiday party season, meaning that all the nail colors and designs taking over our vision boards for the time being are the usual suspects: glittery nail polishes, gold and silver accents, and gemstones all around. But Kylie Jenner never has anything typical in mind, which is why her holiday party nail look for this year is as dark as it gets.

This week, Jenner got all glammed up to host a company holiday party for Kylie Cosmetics. Like a true Leo, she wore an extravagant, backless pink dress with feather trim to the event, though she kept her glam pretty muted with a super-sleek low bun and almond-shaped, black nails.

Jenner's winter nail color lineup has been pretty unexpected so far. Just last week she showed up to the Marty Supreme premiere in Los Angeles wearing a tangerine orange manicure. But while black isn't a typical holiday party nail color, it's not out of the ordinary for dark, moody colors like black, brown, and navy blue to have their time in the spotlight around this time of year. In fact, rich, dark shades are probably most-often requested in the winter time, since they "reflect the cozy and luxurious feeling of the season," nail artist & educator Sofiia Mazur previously told MC. "Dark, saturated shades make nails look elegant and refined, while still being versatile enough for both everyday wear and holiday events, and they also highlight the natural glow of winter skin tones."

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It's the week before Christmas, meaning Hollywood's calendar is overflowing with holiday parties hosted by celebrity beauty brands. Founders of SKIMS and Blake Brown channeled traditional December dress codes, but on December 17, Kylie Cosmetics bent the festive style rules for Kylie Jenner.

California's Casa Vega Restaurant, in the heart of Sherman Oaks, welcomed Jenner and her team for an evening of dinner and dancing. As far as fans know, there wasn't a specific dress code, but Jenner set her own in Spring 2026 selects. Styling sisters Mackenzie and Alexandra Grandquist outfitted the hostess in Look 26 from Conner Ives's latest line. Knowing Jenner, she was drawn to the gown's seamless blend of glamour and sensuality: a single strap secured the backless number, before transforming into a two-tone slip.

Fuchsia pink fabric replaced average nude lining, from the haltered bodice to the bias-cut skirt. Then, taupe semi-sheer chiffon enveloped the latter slip, creating a peekaboo pop of pink. Matching feathers atop each hip escorted the striking shade front and center. Jenner mirrored the runway model to a T, even down to face-framing feathers cradling her neck.

Paparazzi pics outside the venue revealed the rest of Jenner's accessories (or lack thereof). Strappy nude sandals laced up each ankle to match the dress's initial layer. Diamond necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and even a rare handbag remained tucked away in her closet. Jenner's only sparkler? A pear-shaped diamond ring on her pointer finger.

Jenner has RSVP'd "yes" to three holiday parties so far this month. But her Kylie Cosmetics look wasn't nearly as seasonally straightforward as its successors. The star's festivities began at Chrome Hearts's get-together in West Hollywood on Dec. 6. (Her attendance teased the custom Chrome Hearts gown at the Marty Supreme premiere on Dec. 8.)

The Grandquist sisters styled Jenner in a vintage plunge jacket, courtesy of Gucci Fall 1997. She coupled the Rudolph red zip-up with dark, low-rise jeans and her flip-flop kitten heels from Manolo Blahnik.

Once Dec. 13 rolled around, OBB Media hosted the youngest Jenner in a custom latex halter dress, made just for her by Poster Girl. (The London brand recently collaborated with her fashion brand, Khy, on a limited-edition collection.) Similar to her Conner Ives dress, the LRD hugged her curves, while its back remained open.

Jenner's Conner Ives dress wasn't entirely a surprise: She's supported the creative's rise to fame since 2021. Perhaps she put the London label on Kim Kardashian's radar.

The SKIMS founder tracked down two Conner Ives looks this year. First, a feather-trimmed Fall 2025 coat, which she wore to Paris in mid-May. In November, she walked an All's Fair red carpet in a custom Conner Ives gown.

Turns out, the backless design drew inspiration from Jenner's Spring 2026 gown, except in white with gray feathers. Instead of a feather necklace, Kardashian's stylist Dani Levi popped them into her slicked-back bun.

At this rate, 2026 could capture every Kardashian-Jenner family member in a Conner Ives creation (or two).

As several of this year's Oscars frontrunners make their way to cinemas, all eyes are on Timothée Chalamet's bright orange red carpet outfits. The actor has been sporting more than a few 'fits in the color in the lead up to the release of his latest film, the A24 drama Marty Supreme, which lands in theaters on Christmas Day.

There's no doubt that the press tour has hit your timeline. (You yourself may have even been plagued by the question on every film girlie's mind for the past three weeks: How do I get my hands on a Marty Supreme jacket?) But in the off chance that you haven't, scroll for a bit. You'll likely see clips of Timmy walking through Times Square flanked by anthropomorphic orange ping-pong balls, twinning in custom tangerine Chrome Hearts looks with his girlfriend, Kylie Jenner, or sporting a Haider Ackermann for Tom Ford suit, opposite his mom in the same hue, at a premiere.

As any cinephile or fashion fiend will tell you, this just so happens to be Chalamet's latest, fun take on the recent trend of themed red-carpet dressing.

Why might this neon-tinged orange be the color that the star (who's seemingly gunning for a Best Actor nomination) is taking to all of his red carpet appearances this year? Well, like most themed dressing, the answer lies in the film that's being promoted itself.

Why has Timothée Chalamet been wearing orange to support 'Marty Supreme?'

Directed by Josh Safdie, Marty Supreme is a sports drama set in the early '50s and loosely inspired by table tennis star Marty Reisman, starring Chalamet as Marty Mauser, a N.Y.C.-born ping-pong champion. Marty is charismatic, confident, and determined to become the best at his calling, no matter what financial woes or doubting skeptics get in his way. (Just think back to Chalamet's SAG acceptance speech earlier this year to understand why critics are calling this film his best performance yet.)

In a pivotal scene from the film, as seen in the teaser, Marty pitches a custom orange ping-pong ball that would help the audience keep track of the game better and also give him some brand recognition. His co-worker adds to his pitch, saying, "It's an original ball for an original guy. It's the Marty Supreme one, not the Marty normal ball."

The orange ball continues to be a symbol throughout the drama—and it's certainly become a signature element of Marty Supreme's marketing. Chalamet, who also serves as a producer on the film, has led the charge with promotional materials like the Marty Supreme blimp and a Marty Supreme Wheaties box. The star pitched both of these—as well as orange becoming the film's answer to Barbie pink in a "leaked" marketing meeting shared on A24's YouTube channel. The indie production house even now sells a "Marty Supreme: Dream Big" ornament in its store.

In an interview with the BBC, Chalamet said he hopes the press tour will inspire audiences to get a ticket to the cinema. "I feel like my responsibility as a young actor, especially, is less to go, 'Hey, how do we get people to revisit this traditional form?' and rather to go, 'Hey, how do we take this traditional form and bring it to people?'"

According to the outlet, the actor also claimed that Marty Supreme could help the wider film industry. "This is an original film at a time where a lot of original films aren't made," he said. "And there's no part of me that's a salesman that's saying this, but I've never been more confident in saying, 'Hey, if you bring yourself to see this movie, you won't be let down'. It's really like a slingshot."