In her most recent Instagram post, Karen Wazen was seen dressed in a festive version of the classic Little Black Dress. Take a closer look at her outfit below.

No matter the occasion, a Little Black Dress is always a fail-safe choice. That being said, you wouldn’t be alone in thinking that every now and then, the classic could use a little rejig. And it seems like Karen Wazen agrees.

Just days before Christmas, the Lebanese entrepreneur took to her Instagram page to share snapshots of her latest OOTD. Showcasing her latest investment piece — a black and gold Miu Miu bag accentuated with floral charms, Wazen posed for pictures at home dressed in a not-so-basic edition of the LBD. Instead of going with a simple version, the mom-of-three opted for a Christmas (or New Year’s Eve!) appropriate number that came dotted with gold blooms sewn together with sequins. As she posed for the camera, Wazen’s dress caught the light just as festive baubles do, making this the perfect pick for your next December night out. Bonus: as the temperature continues to drop, a full-sleeved ensemble like this is bound to keep the chill at bay.

Given the busy details on her outfit and accessory of choice, Karen Wazen kept the rest of her festive look pared down. Styling her ombré bob with a thick black headband, she drew attention to her less-is-more makeup, which comprised of bold brows, a matte terracotta lip color, and just a hint of mascara. To round off the look, simple gold jewelry made a winning choice.

If you’ve been on the hunt for a dress that perfectly balances the line between formal and festive, a sequin-detailed black dress in a modest cut is just the ticket. Below, find the very same dress — and a few similar pieces worth bookmarking.

Bella Hadid is taking her recent cameo on the show Yellowstone to the streets of New York City by sporting all—dark—denim.

The supermodel and everybody’s favorite horse girl was spotted leaving The Bowery Hotel in Manhattan’s Lower East Side neighborhood on Friday, December 13, wearing yet another iconic outfit to add to the Bella Hadid street style roster. The model is known for her trending pieces while out and about—including her now-signature office siren glasses, sporting Coachtopia’s Alter/Ego Hobo Bag, and popularizing both platform mini Uggs and vintage-style Adidas sneakers.

For this most recent outfit, Hadid leaned into dark denim—which seems to be on its way back—with a vintage Roberto Cavalli matching set. The outfit from the luxury house’s 2002 collection included a form-fitting zip-up denim top with a matching tailored pencil skirt. She paired the outfit with a black Croc Saint Laurent Sac de Jour bag, which she has been carrying around New York this weekend, along with ultra-high-heeled black boots. Despite the chilly New York winter temperatures, Hadid went sans coat.

Hadid’s archive look paired nicely with her long, flowing brunette hair, rectangle glasses, earrings, and fingers full of different rings.

Bella Hadid was seen all over New York City the last few days as she prepared for her perfume brand’s Orebella Alchemy Library pop-up that opened on Saturday, December 14. Hadid’s brand is a unique shake-to-activate, alcohol-free, skin-nourishing perfume that includes multiple scents.

When she isn’t promoting her brand, Hadid has been laying low outside of the spotlight with her partner and professional horse rider Adan Banuelos. Hadid has been competing in her own competitions as well, sharing snippets on her Instagram page.

“Being able to try new things and reach new goals, especially on horses again, has been the biggest joy of my life,” Hadid…

Need inspiration for your holiday outfits? Here’s a curated guide suitable for all aesthetics.

There’s no time like the holidays. Need proof? Then look no further than the pre-fall 2025 collections, where designers went all-in with glittering golds, statement tees, and cozy shawls. True, they won’t hit stores until next summer, but in the meantime, it’s always fun to be inspired.

From Balenciaga’s CEO sweatshirt, which shows your family you are in fact the boss, to show-stopping dresses from Erdem in which to upstage your friends, to minimal looks from The Row because the holidays aren’t going to change your aesthetic—there’s something here for everyone. Find your perfect holiday outfit below!
For the Minimalist

Because all-black is chic year-round.

Underneath the Christmas Tree

We’re hoping to find something like this festive green Chanel or bold red Victoria Beckham look underneath our trees this season.

Pretty in Pink

One way to feel pretty is by wearing pink.

All That Glitters

A glittering gold can take you from family dinner in December to underneath the disco ball in January.

Statement Makers

Why say what you’re feeling when you can wear it instead?

Bella Hadid’s earrings may be the missing piece from your holiday shopping list.

Still checking names off your holiday shopping list? Bella Hadid has a few ideas for you! The model is a big fan of affordable jewelry brand Heaven Mayhem and recently wore two different styles that would be a perfect present for your sister, BFF, or yourself.

While out and about in New York City, Hadid was spotted in the brand’s Treasure Earrings, an oversized oval earring made with an 18K gold plate enhanced by a large pearl in the center.

The Treasure Earrings have a vintage appeal that feels very 1980s and retail for $100.

Hadid wore hers with a red button-down top, jeans, a white coat, and red sandals, plus her new favorite Saint Laurent croc-embossed bag.

Van Cleef & Arpels never fails to delight with its creations. The jewelry house’s latest high jewelry collection takes inspiration from the adventure story Treasure Island, written by Robert Louis Stevenson and first published in 1883.

With this theme in mind, the Maison’s designers, craftsmen and experts have created an incredible world that sparkles with hidden splendors. “Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island is a book laden with universal resonance and a powerful collective imagination. It has left its mark on millions of readers and influenced various artistic disciplines, including painting, poetry and the decorative arts. We have tried to bring it to life in a playful and entertaining way, with a High Jewelry collection which I believe awakens a feeling of joy,” explains Nicolas Bos, President and CEO of Van Cleef & Arpels.

Alexander McQueen’s legacy is a complicated one to manage. Meet the designer taking on the house’s heritage—and making it his own.

There’s been nothing but rain all week in Paris—it’s rained until every plane tree in the Tuileries shed its leaves—but on the night Seán McGirr presents his spring 2025 collection for Alexander McQueen across the Seine from the Louvre, the city is bathed in a golden September light. Perhaps that’s helping the 36-year-old Dubliner—plucked from the JW Anderson studio less than a year ago—look so composed as he takes François-Henri Pinault, chairman and CEO of the Kering group, which owns McQueen, through rail after rail of heritage designs and explains, in his gentle Irish lilt, how he’s contorted them: Jermyn Street tuxedos with curlicue lapels; communion dresses in provocative, translucent crepe; rugby tops made camp with Etonian frills.

Then again, perhaps McGirr’s air of calm is merely relative. With less than 20 minutes until showtime in the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts, the paparazzi calls accompanying each VIP arrival echo around the neoclassical courtyard. Backstage, McQueen staffers with pincushion armbands are moving so quickly that the tape measures thrown over their shoulders trail behind them like streamers; models in bathrobes stand to attention; and, in a corner of the room, embroiderers are trimming the silver threads of the banshee headdress that will close the show.

Even amid the tumult, this last detail is arresting—​at once a tribute to London’s nocturnal rebels and a nod to Alexander “Lee”…

Sydney Sweeney gives us a lesson on how to seamlessly transition from a day-to-night look.

Sydney Sweeney wrapped her forthcoming film just in time for Christmas. The White Lotus star is set to portray boxing champion Christy Martin in a forthcoming biopic. Images and videos of Sweeney from set show her in pure athlete mode, with a brunette ’90s mullet and era-appropriate muscle shirts. From the boxing ring and the luxurious Sicilian setting of White Lotus, to Euphoria’s school hallways, the Immaculate convent, and the rom-com world of Anyone But You—Sweeney clearly has range and the costumes to match.

In her own life, her personal style also oscillates from the hyper-feminine to the sensual and sexy (she is a lover of Miu Miu and Tory Burch in particular). This week, while out and about in New York, Sweeney kept both day and nighttime looks in step with her aesthetic, playing with texture and color.

On Friday, Sweeney headed out in Soho wearing a Moncler ribbed-knit wool puffer jacket in ecru with brown leather details, a plain white tee, and a Celine Triomphe Bucket Hat in sherpa cashmere that covered her softly crimped hair. She wore faded blue cargo jeans, brought together with a Miu Miu logo brown leather belt, and pointed Amina Muaddi white stiletto boots. Sweeney also carried a small Loewe Squeeze bag in nappa lambskin, a brand whose bag department she reaches for regularly.

The following evening, on Saturday, Sweeney stepped out for date night with her fiancé Jonathan Davino, photographed leaving Royalton Park Avenue having swapped the muted daytime palette and cozy knits for triple leather and a lace black bustier. Her leather blazer matched high-waisted, paneled leather pants that hung over patent, pointed boots. She carried a fluffy black evening bag. Sunglasses were the only carry-over.

It takes a certain fashion skill to perfect seamless day-to-night looks, but seeing how the…

Last night was an exceptionally special one for Mimia Leblanc and Madiha Chebaa, who jointly launched their latest venture, Shaãd, with a grand celebration in Dubai.

A brand new high-jewelry house, Shaãd brings together Leblanc’s years of experience with jewelry design (her existing brand Mimia LeBlanc Jewelry has gained international acclaim with showcases at iconic venues like Printemps Paris and Burj Al Arab Dubai, and her designs have also featured in iconic Netflix show Emily in Paris), and Chebaa’s keen business eye — the Moroccan entrepreneur has worked with brands like Mariska and Madi Mirath, blending her rich Arab heritage with an international fashion sensibility. Together, the duo introduced the brand to a selection of handpicked guests with a beautifully curated dinner. There to celebrate their big moment were Lebanese superstar Nadine Nassib Njeim, fashion designer Nicolas Jebran, Vogue Arabia editor-in-chief Manuel Arnaut, and TV presenter and journalist Diala Makki, to name a few. Among the evening’s guests was event designer Toni Breiss too, who brought the dinner to life with exotic blooms, gilded foliage, and glistening gold tablescapes to echo the Shaãd aesthetic.

With a focus on celebrating timeless elegance, impeccable craftsmanship, and the empowerment of women, Shaãd will take its first steps into the industry with a mindfully created collection named Melting Rhapsody. Inspired by nature’s fluidity, the collection features asymmetrical designs that seem to cascade along the body, blurring the lines between elegance and boldness. Made for the ultimate Shaãd woman — an individual who is confident, yet deeply feminine — the line uses marquise-cut white diamonds, pavé settings and a variety of gold finishes, from frosted to satin and semi-polished. Crafted in Italy, these pieces promise to become staples in any jewelry connoisseur’s…