The Kansas City Chiefs are going to the Super Bowl, and no one is more proud of them than the team’s WAGs. Yesterday, Brittany Mahomes, wife of Chiefs quarterback Patrick, shared new photos of herself and fellow WAG Taylor Swift—who is, of course, dating tight end Travis Kelce—at the semifinal playoff game on Sunday, which Kansas City won, securing the team’s spot at the 2024 NFL championship game next month. In the images shared on Instagram, Swift is wearing a cozy red crewneck sweater from friend Gigi Hadid’s brand Guest in Residence, plus dangly diamond earrings and her signature bright red lip and black cat-eye.

Taylor Swift celebrated the release of 1989 (Taylor's Version) in this fall's signature color palette. Last night, the singer was photographed while arriving at 4 Charles Prime Rib in Manhattan's West Village neighborhood, where she dined with her married friends Jack Antonoff and Margaret Qualley. For the outing, Swift wore a chic brown-on-brown look, comprised of a simple black top, a luxe russet corduroy miniskirt, and a boxy, chocolate-toned leather blazer by Madewell, which almost reached the hem of her skirt.

Taylor Swift is back in New York City, and she stepped out on Thursday in a chic look that included all the classic T Swift style elements we know and love—plus, some appreciation and support for her bestie Gigi Hadid. Raymond Hall The “Now That We Don’t Talk” singer was pictured leaving Electric Lady Studios in Greenwich Village dressed for a night out on the town. The centerpiece of her outfit was the sold-out “Grizzly Bomber'' jacket from Hadid’s luxury clothing brand, Guest in Residence.

Born and raised in Mexico City, Rodrigo Flores-Roux has a plethora of iconic creations under his perfumery belt, including cult classic Clinique Happy and Neroli Portofino by Tom Ford. The Givaudan senior perfumer is not only a creator but also a self-described perfume historian. Diorissimo by Dior is one of Flores-Roux’s favorite perfumes ever created—not only for its ingenuity, but also because of its place in perfume history. Launched in 1954, Diorissimo was created by famed perfumer Edmond Roudnitska, under the guidance of Christian Dior himself.

1Classic RedLAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHTAt Prabal Gurung, nail artist Gina Edwards used Kiss press-ons to achieve the elegant red nails. SHOP THE NAILS 2Classic RedLAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHTAt Retrofête, nail artist Miss Pop used Essie polish in four different shades (Bubbles Only, Model Clicks, Berry Naughty, and Not Red-y for Bed) to achieve an ombré effect. SHOP THE POLISH 3Classic RedLAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHTAt Dilara Findikoglu's show in London, models wore a deep red polish that was nearly sheer, giving it a cool, jelly-like effect.