When you see one of L.L.Bean's Boat and Tote bags in the wild—carried in line at the grocery store, perched on a beach towel—there's a certain expectation for what's embroidered on the side. Unhinged in Baroque script or full of it in screaming capital letters is not it. For just shy of 80 years, L.L.Bean's canvas bags were mostly customized with preppy monograms and vanilla phrases, but a growing social media movement is taking the classic embroidery in a funnier direction.

For many of us, the idea of travelling on public transport again is about as appealing as another pandemic. But, as the government encourages those who can't work from home to return to their jobs, using buses, trains and tubes might be unavoidable. Face masks and social distancing are both obligatory for safety reasons, but such measures might not stop us from feeling anxious or fearful about the potential implications of returning to public transport.

After supporting Travis Kelce as he and the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, Taylor Swift enjoyed a romantic evening out with her man the following day. The couple headed out Monday night to Piropos, an Argentine steak house near the NFL player’s Missouri home, via Kelce’s Rolls Royce. For the outing, Swift appeared to be wearing a caramel leather jacket, a black minidress, and black leather knee-high heeled boots, while Kelce wore a navy blue track suit with white stripes down the sides, according to photos published by the Daily Mail.

Paris Couture Week always offers an array of swoon-worthy gowns to lust over. But yesterday, Dutch designer Iris van Herpen lit up the runway with a little more than just artful dresses. Inspired by celestial maps, astrology, and outer space galaxies, the designer tapped into a futuristic world defined by 3-D printed face jewelry and glow-in-the-dark heels. The latter made for an epic grand finale at the brand's Spring 2019 Haute Couture show.

If you thought the Taylor Swift-targeted lyrics in "Famous" were bad, they're actually a lot tamer than Kanye West's original version. An older draft of the track recently surfaced online, according to Complex, and it turns out, the song had a Young Thug feature, a much slower tempo, harsher words for Swift and even a dig at Amber Rose. The final version of "Famous" boasts the lyrics, "I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex,"