1Getty Images.Blake Lively in Atelier Versace. 2Getty Images.Lively's copper gown unfurled to reveal a patinated green skirt that referenced the architectural history of New York and specifically, the Statue of Liberty. 3Getty Images.Gemma Chan in a bonkers gown from Nicolas Ghesquiere's Spring 2022 Louis Vuitton collection, which the designer described as "a grand bal of time." Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 4Getty Images.Kate Moss in a classic velvet tuxedo dress by Burberry.

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"I discovered Gymshark right before the pandemic. I remember slipping on Gymshark leggings and being obsessed with the material and the fit. They had a few different collections and I started trying them all, but I noticed I kept coming back to the Vital Seamless collection. "The way the leggings moved with my body when working out is what made me fall in love. Whether I'm running, squatting heavy, or jumping around for HIIT workouts, I know that I don't have to worry about my pants falling or being see-through.

It was the last major “Where were you?” moment in pop culture. Where was I? It was November 2021, and it was my friend Jeff’s 30th birthday bash in north London. I was dancing in a crowd that, as a cautious estimate, was made up of 99% gay men and women. Suddenly, the music stopped. There was an announcement: Britney Spears had finally been released from the conservatorship she had been living under for 13 years.

Beauty fads, by definition, come and go, slipping in and out of style over time, in a blur of nostalgia and regret. While our bodies shouldn’t be subject to the same whims as our hair or eyeliner or jeans, culture’s influence over anatomy is undeniably strong. Lips are a prime example, collectively waxing and waning in accordance with societal moods. As a “trend,” lip filler charts a distinctly dynamic course. The highs and lows are dramatic and the transitions between are often instantaneous, making rich fodder for TikTok, where a growing number of lips are suddenly shrinking before our eyes.