If you have a, or if you've been in close vicinity of anyone else in the last two days, you probably know that is at Paris Fashion Week. The social media savant has been documenting every step of her trip, from packing 30 minutes before she left for her flight to putting on her outfit for today's show, one of the last runways of all of fashion month. starts the latter video with her glam done, but behind the scenes, she tells ELLE, she spent the morning sleeping until the latest time possible, five minutes before her hair and makeup team arrived. I especially love when I get my hair and makeup done by artists, because I can close my eyes and sleep, especially when I'm jet lagged, she. Next steps: Order a coffee, and jump into the shower.

But no red is just red. Maybe more so than any other color, red asks for specificity. Orange red is very different from pinkish red, which is, again, totally, tonally unlike brown red. signature draped shirred ruffled and layered are gorgeously chaotic in the same way that is the creator of a certain kind of divine chaos. On her runways humor beauty and theatricality converge in a diverse cast diverse because they are valentinobager.com pulled from own real life with people of all ages genders and sizes wearing her the same way they do off the runway. going on their 13th year in business are the torchbearers for New York unique brand of so called underground fashion.

For a game agains, Swift turned out a full ensemble, wearing an off the shoulder sweetheart corset and miniskirt in a matching gray and red tartan from fall 2024, which she paired with knee high black leather platform boots and a small purse emblazoned with telltale orb insignia. The corset has proven itself a particularly popular piece as of late: just last month former also wore it to the Film Festival in France. Beyond the fabulous fashion, she opted Valentino Bags for a spirited beauty look, adding a smattering of glitter across her face to her signature red lip.

the author of Good Morning, Men Souls: A Memoir of Women, Addiction, and Love, keeps two garments from her ex: A hardcore punk band T shirt and a sweatshirt that says You are on the front and Los Angeles Straight Edge on the back. They're from a boyfriend with whom, she pans to me, I had such a tempestuous relationship, I had to write a whole book about it. She used to crave his scent, too. I'd keep his hair pomade and just huff it all the time. It wasn't even his. I went out and bought the brand he used. Her current partner helped her destroy the pomade, along with the rest of his stuff save the shirt and sweatshirt. Her ex was an addict, and she'd felt she owed it to him to watch over his possessions until he got better. Years passed. He was never coming to retrieve anything. My new boyfriend, a few times, gently sested, If you're ready to get rid of this stuff, I'll help you, and finally we did.