Spooky, but make it fashion. Ice Spice walked the red carpet at the Spotify Best New Artist Party Thursday night in a striped catsuit that put a sexy spin on the titular ghost’s iconic striped suit from the 1988 Tim Burton film Beetlejuice. The catsuit was a long-sleeved nude mesh piece with a plunging scoop neckline and black vertical stripes, pulled from LaQuan Smith’s Fall/Winter 2023 ready-to-wear collection. The “Boy’s a Liar” rapper wore the statement piece over a nude thong and no bra.

Una mujer de Estado, reflexiva, inteligente, con una gran capacidad para lidiar con todo tipo de crisis, carismática y audaz. Isabel II de Inglaterra, la monarca más longeva de Reino Unido, ha fallecido a los 96 años en su residencia más querida, el castillo de Balmoral, en Escocia, rodeada por sus cuatro hijos. La muerte de la reina se produce apenas tres meses después de que celebrara sus 70 años en el trono.

For the past few years, the beauty enthusiasts among us have been just as excited by cutting edge innovations in skincare (hello microcurrent, radiofrequency, LED, lasers) as the incorporation of the ancient, specifically that of facial tools used in line with time-honoured traditions. The most popular in this category has been jade rollers: traditional Chinese roller devices made of jade – or other gemstones like rose quartz and amethyst. Just like their more precision face-massaging sister, the gua sha stone, these facial rollers have seen an ongoing surge in popularity of late, even becoming one of Tiktok's top ten beauty trends last year.

Jenny Slate is no stranger to getting personal. Whether it’s in her work as a comedian and actor, as co-creator of Oscar-nominated 2021 animated film Marcel the Shell With Shoes On (which she’s called “the closest portrait I feel like I could make of my own psyche”), or as the author of two books of essays (the second, Lifeform, will be released in October), she is constantly turning over and examining herself and her place in the world in offbeat, evocative ways.

When I saw the first clip of John Galliano’s most recent couture show for Margiela, I assumed it was an old video from the ’90s. A model was teetering off-kilter down a dimly lit street, her arms flailing as if attached to puppet strings. She wore a voluminous white blazer, with a black ribbed net wrapped around her like a web. The whimsical, ample silhouettes; the over-the-top drama; the sense of spectacle—it all looked like the kind of show Galliano was famous for staging in the days before the internet took over.