FashionStyle FilesClaire Danes: style fileOur February cover star's best fashion moments By Emily ThornhillPublished: 10 January 2017Use Arrow Keys to NavigateView Gallery 22 Slides Getty ImagesOur February cover star's best fashion moments Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 1Getty ImagesSeptember 2016 Danes attended the 68th Emmy Awards wearing a sparkling Schiaparelli ensemble that perfectly complemented her golden locks.  Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 2Getty ImagesSeptember 2016 The actress experimented with more adventurous prints, wearing this Emilio Pucci dress for the Emmy Awards party.

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RYAN McGINLEYAround the country, drag performers are under threat, thrust to the center of a culture war. But for practitioners of the art, it’s not just about putting on a show; it’s about finding truth, community, and freedom. For Bazaar’s July digital cover story, Alexander Chee explores the ways in which drag has always been a part of our culture and what’s at stake when gender expression is demonized, politicized, or, worse, criminalized.

Dua Lipa has been delivering back-to-back sizzling style moments, and she stunned yet again at the Faber & Faber Barbie screenplay book party. Eric Charbonneau In what feels like an ode to Beyoncé’s Renaissance, the “Dance the Night” singer dazzled in a silver metallic shift dress by Rabanne, which featured ruching on the side. She kept the glimmer and shine going with dangly silver earrings and brought some warmth to the look in the form of sheer black tights and black pointed-toe, knee-high heeled boots.