Britney Spears is back on Instagram—and spending time with designer Donatella Versace. The "...Baby One More Time" singer shared a carrousel of photos and a video of herself with fiancé Sam Asghari and Versace, at her and Asghari's home. "Look who came to visit … these 2 bad bitches are up to no good 💕🌹🌹 …" Spears wrote in the Instagram post caption Friday. "Versacney," Asghari commented, hinting at a collaboration.

This year has been grueling, to say the least. But in the midst of all the uncertainty, there have been moments of tremendous happiness. Yes, such a thing existed in 2020, and, for many of us, this came in the form of all the celebrity pregnancies and babies that have flooded our social feeds. From Emily Ratajkowski and Elsa Hosk to Hannah Bronfman and Hilary Rhoda, some of our favorite style setters have posted shots of their growing bellies, beaming in the chicest maternity fashions by Bumpsuit.

Those routinely getting aesthetic treatments – be they dermal fillers, laser facials or peels – may not know whether to go cold turkey on the procedures after finding out that they're pregnant. Most of us assume that Botox would be a bad idea, but what about skin needling – that should be safe, right? Not necessarily. We asked aesthetic physician Dr. Ravi Jain of the Riverbanks Wellness Clinic what he advises his clients who may be planning a pregnancy.

Carla Rockmore catapulted into the zeitgeist, seemingly overnight. But the influencer, who was deemed the "Carrie Bradshaw of TikTok," has a relationship with fashion that goes well beyond her fun styling videos on the buzzy app. Rockmore is a woman who wears a plethora of hats, both figuratively and literally. A tenured jewelry designer by trade, the social media star is a stylist, wife, and mother to two boys—but ultimately, she is someone who believes in the power of personal style.

The Big Little Lies star has been very candid about her struggles with infertility. The actress has been married twice, previously to Tom Cruise and currently to Keith Urban. Early in her marriage with Cruise in her twenties, Kidman suffered a traumatic ectopic pregnancy, which led to the couple's decision to adopt their two children, Isabella and Connor. She later suffered a miscarriage at the end of her marriage to Cruise.