Texas IsaiahFrom left: Tracye Saar-Cavanaugh, Alison Saar, Betye Saar, and Lezley Saar. Betye Saar’s career as an artist now spans seven decades. But in many ways, her work has never felt more of the moment than it does right now. Since the early 1960s, Saar’s prints, assemblages, collages, and installations, which often incorporate found and discarded objects, have radically explored notions of history, identity, racism, sexism, mysticism, and even the very nature of art.

Billy Porter wears custom Alex Vinash on the Golden Globes 2020 red carpet.The Pose actor is nominated for Best Actor in a TV Drama Series.The actor worked on his look for three months prior to tonight's awards.We just clutched our pearls. And our diamonds. And our clutches. We are clutching everything. Billy Porter just wore a train so long to the 2020 Golden Globes that our hearts skipped a beat. After his red-carpet interview with E!

Candy store Sugarfina has become known for its chic & sweet confections, and is shaking things up even more by adding a boozy element to the array of colorful treats. They recently teamed up with tequila brand Casamigos to create three variations of boozy candies, that are the perfect buzzy addition to your next party or simply a whimsical way to imbibe. Here, we went behind-the-scenes for an exclusive look at the cocktails that inspired the sweets, giving you all the details to mix up your own.

Chanel N°5 Eau de Parfum, £130 SHOP and N°5 L'Eau Eau de Toilette, £130 SHOP For the first time in the fashion house’s history, the legendary Chanel N°5 fragrance has been redesigned in red, a limited-edition bottle which is on sale now. Known for its clean rectangular clear glass bottle with a facetted stopper and minimalist branding, the look of Chanel N°5 is as distinctive as its scent. Now, for Christmas 2018, it comes cloaked in red, marking the brand’s first ever alteration of its iconic packaging.

We've just received sketches from the company depicting the two different Alberta Ferretti dresses Chelsy Davy will be wearing to the Royal Wedding. (We'd previously reported that the designer would be dressing her for the big day.) The first, for the actual ceremony, will be a bias-cut satin dress in an aqua shade (sketch above right), topped with a silk faille boatneck jacket in the same hue. For the party that night, she'll don a dark blue silk crepe gown (above left) with a cutout detail.