Karlie Kloss was among the celebrity guests at FIT’s Future of Fashion event last night. She joined fellow model and friend Ashley Graham at the New York City–based fashion school’s annual runway show held on campus, and later at the star-studded after-party, where she was given the Fashion Icon award. For the occasion, Kloss wore a breezy red jumpsuit with pant legs so wide it looked like a dress. The silky piece featured a plunging neckline and a metallic golden strap with abstract designs, including green eyeballs.

Princess Kate is continuing to raise awareness on the effect that the earliest years of a child's life has on their personal development. The Princess of Wales has announced a new campaign for her Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, sharing the news through an open letter released yesterday. The royal will take part in several in-person and online appearances, with the aim of generating new levels of awareness about the early years.

The Princess of Wales made a striking departure from royal beauty convention yesterday, debuting a classic letterbox red manicure during her appearance at an Easter Sunday service. William and Kate were joined by their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, for the traditional Easter Mattins Service at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle. The Princess wore an electric-blue ensemble courtesy of Catherine Walker alongside a perfectly matched clutch bag and a pillbox hat.

When some of her artist friends staged a peaceful protest at the 2017 Whitney Biennial in response to a white artist’s painting of Emmett Till, then curator KJ Freeman felt compelled to open an art gallery to ensure that they would still have a place to show their work. She’d been thinking of opening a curatorially driven space that would function in direct opposition to art-world capitalism and the white patriarchal systems that support it for some time—and that September, it became a reality.

Kristen Stewart has a whole new way of looking back at her time working on the Twilight movie franchise. In an interview published today by Variety, the Oscar-nominated actor reflects on how her perspective toward the Twilight series has evolved in conjunction with her public embrace of her queer identity since she came out as bisexual in 2012. Variety’s Adam B. Vary writes that Stewart “started to recognize that the most ostensibly heterosexual thing she’s done, Twilight, has its own queer sparkle.