There may have been a mosh pit on the field during Usher’s Super Bowl LVIII halftime performance, but there was also a mosh pit at the end of the game, up in the suite where Taylor Swift and her pals were celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs’ win. And amidst all of the excitement, one person—Lana Del Rey—ended up getting knocked into her seat, as seen in a video posted online.

Rachel wears Alexander McQueen lace dress, photographed by Tom Craig and styled by Leith Clark Rachel Weisz has never settled for the easy option, nor relied on her undeniable beauty, choosing instead to take on more challenging films. In doing so, she sidesteps Hollywood sexism, while also rising above the stereotyping that might otherwise accompany her role as wife to Daniel Craig... There is a circus in Chiswick, says Rachel Weisz, to beat all circuses.

Harry Styles has long been the unofficial poster child for Gucci's floral and printed suits (Exhibit A). So it only makes sense that the fashion house is now making things official by casting the singer and style muse in its Fall 2018 men’s tailoring campaign. The new ads, which were photographed in North London by Glen Luchford, feature Styles in a variety of tailored Gucci looks–from three-piece suits to a mohair jacket to a suit adorned with New York Yankees patches.

We know by now how beneficial renting our wardrobes is – by sharing our clothes, we consume much less, avoid wasting money on one-wear trend pieces and shop in a more environmentally friendly way – and, so does Helen Mirren. The actress has listed two beautiful evening dresses on the rental app By Rotation for a good cause; all the proceeds go to Women For Women International, a non-profit organisation that supports female survivors of war, a charity that Mirren has been an ambassador for since 2016.

In the window seat of a restaurant in Soho, New York, Léa Seydoux is figuring out how to tame a gargantuan burger, which she needs to eat as fast as possible so she can think. She is extremely hungry. She is also extremely tired. Seydoux has a three-year-old son who likes to climb into her bed at night ("I have no authority," she concedes mildly) and a brutal schedule simultaneously promoting the forthcoming James Bond movie, No Time to Die, directed by Cary Fukunaga, and shooting a French film by Bruno Dumont in Munich (a schedule that, shortly after we met, was completely shut down as we entered a collective lockdown).