Naomi Osaka is raising awareness around the devastation in Haiti following a recent 7.2-magnitude earthquake. The tennis star has pledged to donate any prize earnings from next week's Western & Southern Open in Cincinnatti to support earthquake relief efforts in the Caribbean island country. Haiti declared a one-month state of emergency in response to an earthquake that struck near Haiti Saturday morning, which has left over 700 people dead and over 2,800 injured according to CNN.

Allie HollowayYou might be forgiven, if you are one of the people who have seen a company called Hill House Home selling a nostalgic-looking smocked nightgown called “The Nap Dress,” in thinking this was another attempt to capitalize on a crisis. Perhaps it entered the peripheral vision of your targeted ads, alongside one of the many new brands that are trying to sell you on a need you wouldn’t have had before you realized you were living through a world-historic reshaping of every part of human life.

October brings mid-aughts favorites (Miss Congeniality), psychological thrillers (Eyes Wide Shut, Donnie Darko), and plenty of horror (Raw, Cult of Chucky) to Netflix, all leading up to the perfect way to ring in Halloween: a new season of Stranger Things! Other must-see Netflix Originals include a highly-anticipated Joan Didion documentary and Noah Baumbich's The Meyerowitz Stories. Unfortunately, this also means some of your Netflix go-tos are departing the streaming site, from 30 Rock and Friday Night Lights to Love Actually and The Shining.

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Media Platforms Design Team Never mind that visors are most associated with '70s tennis players and hip hop stars, in the hands of illustrious labels Lanvin, Louis Vuitton and The Row, they're a burgeoning accessory to note. Alber Elbaz explored a clear tinted version at Lanvin (left) that may not completely block the sun's rays, but looks very glam when paired with a jumpsuit. At Vuitton by Marc Jacobs (middle) a scarf-accented head piece was paired with a sequin one-shoulder dress, proving the visor may just become an evening option.