FashionStreet StyleThe Best Street Style From New York Fashion Week's Fall 2023 ShowsThe weather is cooperating for the first time in years. Photographed by Darrel HunterPublished: Feb 16, 2023 12:30 PM ESTSave ArticleUse Arrow Keys to NavigateView Gallery 130 Slides Darrel HunterStand outside any New York Fashion Week show in February and you’re likely to hear a handful of editors complaining about their outfits. There’s typically an unexpected snow storm or a dramatic rainy downpour that causes everyone to add some unwanted layers to their pre-planned front row looks.

There’s an episode in the seventh season of Seinfeld where, as in all things Seinfeld, Elaine Benes is annoyed about something so incredibly specific it borders on irrational: her friend Sue Ellen Mischke’s refusal to wear a bra. Naturally, Elaine decides to take matters into her own hands by giving Sue Ellen a bra for her birthday, which Sue Ellen then proceeds to wear in a subsequent scene—under a blazer, without a shirt.

Media Platforms Design Team August 21 marks National Brazilian blowout day, but there are a variety of treatments one can undergo to achieve those straight, glossy strands. We asked Randy Schueller, cosmetic chemist and cofounder of The Beauty Brains, to quickly explain the different treatments and what they're actually doing to your hair. 1) Bond-breaking: You know them as: Japanese straightening or thermal conditioning How long they last: This treatment is permanent; it lasts until your hair grows out.

All eyes were on the Barbie cast last night as they descended on London for the European premiere of Greta Gerwig's live-action film. Margot Robbie, the movie's star, paid homage to the capital by wearing a Vivienne Westwood Couture gown, modelled on the 'Enchanted Evening' doll from 1960. The corseted blush-pink satin and embroidered tulle dress was accessorised with ivory opera gloves, a pearl choker and a rose brooch – touches reflected in her make-up.

Carey Mulligan has risen to new heights in her acting career, with a series of evermore brilliant performances, while never giving up on her commitment as an activist, campaigning on behalf of vulnerable children around the world. Read highlights from her interview with Elizabeth Day in the Christmas & New Year issue of Harper's Bazaar below: On her fears since having children:“[I’ll] have a huge mortality crisis and get terribly upset that one day [I’ll have to] leave my children behind.