At the 2012 World Series, two-time Stanley Cup winner Jarret Stoll sent a text to his friend, NFL alum and morning TV host Michael Strahan. It read: "Can you set me up with Erin Andrews?" One text lead to another. Strahan texted Erin, "My friend Jarret Stoll wants to take you to dinner." Erin wasn't interested—she wanted to wrap up her work covering the World Series.
It was at the Tigers/Giants game in San Francisco that Jarret figured he'd try to make a move in person, walking past two security guards and bending over a railing to get to the dugout that Erin was reporting from.
When a mommy-and-me moment is stylish, you can’t pass it up. And if you think perfectly coordinating pieces are a little too sweet for your taste, this edit will change your mind. Thanks to buzzy brands like Cara Cara, matching with your mini you is chicer than ever. “We try to add a timeless quality to all our little girls' dresses. The Florie Dress is so precious and features puff sleeves and a drop-waist flounce.
Dior's fashion shows never fail to make an impact. Over the weekend, the fashion house hosted its Cruise 2024 show in Mexico City, which paid tribute to the legendary artist Frida Kahlo. The spectacular show took place at the Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso, a museum and former school, where Kahlo studied and met her husband, Diego Rivera. “I first saw her work at an exhibition in Rome when I was a teenager, the first show I’d ever seen by a woman artist, and it made a lifelong impression,” creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri said backstage.
Hey, Hailey Bieber, the ’90s called, and Rachel Green wants her overalls back!
The model channeled the iconic Friends character, made famous by Jennifer Aniston, during a casual night out with husband Justin Bieber in Los Angeles on Wednesday. And that’s a heavy emphasis on casual, considering Hailey’s choice of attire.
Dickies Stonewashed Indigo Bib Overalls
The centerpiece of her outfit was a pair of light-wash denim overalls from Dickies, a major callback to ’90s fashion (and a signature look for Aniston’s character during the sitcom’s early seasons).
Janie and Jack rolls out very cute wares for the small set seasonally. But its most recent collection has a more high fashion bent— a collaboration on a children’s collection with Harlem’s Fashion Row, founded in 2007 by Brandice Daniel as a platform for multi-cultural designers. And BAZAAR has a sneak peek at three of the looks—by Kimberly Goldson, Kristian Lorén, and Richfresh—before the collection hits retail October 12. “I am consistently inspired by the work and mission of Harlem’s Fashion Row,” says Shelly Walsh, the SVP and general manager for Janie and Jack.