Photo by Thomas Whiteside; Alberta Ferretti blouse; Oscar de la Renta pants; Anna-Karin Karlsson sunglasses; Gucci rings; Donni scarf; Marc Jacobs platforms. London, late 1967. What am I doing? Keeping my mouth shut and trying to remain as inconspicuous as possible. Where am I? In a tiny recording studio tucked in the rear of Dick James’s palatial music publishing offices on New Oxford Street. Why am I here? To meet a certain piano player called Reg Dwight, who I’ve been informed will be somewhere hereabouts.

Unsurprisingly, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's daughter, North West, has a proclivity for the finer things in life. And like any other fashion-loving child, North raided her mom's closet for something special to complete her outfit: a pair of strappy heels from an undisclosed designer. Footwear News pointed out that a fan account (@kimkardashiansnap) shared a screen recording of Kim's behind-the-scenes social media footage from True Thompson's (daughter of Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson) first birthday party.

In 2002, Nyakio Grieco launched Nyakio, her eponymous beauty brand that includes a skincare line inspired by her Kenyan roots and family recipes, full of traditional clean, green, and natural sustainable ingredients. Just recently, she cofounded and launched Thirteen Lune, a new e-commerce platform celebrating and amplifying Black- and Brown-founded beauty brands. In this episode of Go to Bed with Me, Grieco breaks down her nighttime regimen step-by-step, and highlights her favorite Black- and Brown-owned beauty brands.

Media Platforms Design Team Olivia Palermo has made a career out of her enviable style. Girls are drawn to her particular brand of youthful elegance—and it's been a refreshing alternative to a seemingly endless array of festival ready looks—reinforced when she explains that her summer style is, "Not to show everything." Palermo recently collaborated with one of her oft-worn designer brands, Westward\\Leaning, co-founded by Robert Denning. The San Fran based line of sunnies has a philanthropic heart and helped inspire the current mirrored craze.

MAX FARAGOOn the day her son was born, Paris Hilton put on a brunette wig and a hoodie and checked into a hospital under a different name. Her platinum-blond hair is one of her many calling cards, and it felt imperative that she go unnoticed. Her baby’s impending existence was, at that point, a secret to the rest of the world, known only to Hilton, her husband, Carter Reum, and their surrogate.