Celebrities have been everywhere this week. Paris is hosting tons of A-listers for Paris Fashion Week (among them Keri Russell and her daughter, Emma Stone, Lisa, Zendaya and more), while stars including Vanessa Williams and LL Cool J were spotted in New York City filming and promoting their new work.
Here are the best photos of celebs out and about this week. Come back tomorrow for more of the latest A-list outings!
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Keri Russell and her daughter Willa Lou Deary have a fun, fashionable day out at the Louis Vuitton show during Paris Fashion Week Oct. 6.

#russell

Ines de Ramon stepped out without boyfriend Brad Pitt for dinner at Lapérouse in Paris, wearing a plunging ivory halterneck top with fitted black leather trousers.
The jewellery executive smiled as she left the restaurant, pairing delicate lace and sheer fabric with glossy leather for her evening look.
Her outing comes during a fashionable visit to the French capital, where she also attended Chloé's runway show on October 1. Brad was not pictured in the photographs of her restaurant departure.
Ines de Ramon leaves Laperouse restaurant in Paris wearing an ivory lace-trimmed halterneck top (@ Perusseau - ppress_photography / BACKGRID)
Ines' ivory top featured a deep V-neckline framed by ruffled lace, with finely gathered fabric across the bust and a narrow tie hanging down the front.

#ramon

Pricing alone does not decide where people buy their clothes.
With a number of retail chains competing for the off-price, on-trend fashion crown, it's easy for one brand to fall out of favor. Consumers seem to have an enduring love for Marshalls and TJ Maxx, while the popularity of Ross Dress for Less has grown steadily in recent years.
These brands drive sales by foot traffic, and that's a battle the aforementioned chains have been winning.
"Off-price apparel remained on solid footing in Q2 2026, with Ross leading the segment. Visits to Ross Dress for Less rose 16.4% year over year (YoY), while dd's DISCOUNTS grew 8.4%. TJX's TJ Maxx and Marshalls, meanwhile, saw visits hover around last year's levels — significantly outperforming traditional apparel, which declined 3.5% YoY," according to data from Placer.ai.
In the battle for customers looking for deals on trendy, fashionable clothes, Cato has been struggling, and now plans to close about 15% of its retail stores.

#less #retail

Pricing alone does not decide where people buy their clothes.
With a number of retail chains competing for the off-price, on-trend fashion crown, it's easy for one brand to fall out of favor. Consumers seem to have an enduring love for Marshalls and TJ Maxx, while the popularity of Ross Dress for Less has grown steadily in recent years.
These brands drive sales by foot traffic, and that's a battle the aforementioned chains have been winning.
"Off-price apparel remained on solid footing in Q2 2026, with Ross leading the segment. Visits to Ross Dress for Less rose 16.4% year over year (YoY), while dd's DISCOUNTS grew 8.4%. TJX's TJ Maxx and Marshalls, meanwhile, saw visits hover around last year's levels — significantly outperforming traditional apparel, which declined 3.5% YoY," according to data from Placer.ai.
In the battle for customers looking for deals on trendy, fashionable clothes, Cato has been struggling, and now plans to close about 15% of its retail stores.

#price

How, after only a handful of years in the public eye, did Ayo Edebiri establish herself as one of the entertainment industry's most fashionable stars? We'd like to chalk it up to her magnetic presence in "The Bear," working with some of today's most imaginative designers, and, of course, delivering one remarkable look after another at premières and award shows.
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PSG have built a great reputation for their uber fashionable kits. But they've blown this one, at least in our opinion.
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PSG's season is already well underway in multiple competitions, but they're only now about to reveal their third kit for this season.
It's black, with red trim and details, plus a sort of blue-green vertical stripe down the middle in an ugly watery effect.
It is, let's face it, absolutely hideous. Football fans (and in fact fashion fans in general) will always try to convince themselves that anything released by a "cool" institution like PSG is actually good. But this is just plain ugly. We usually say you have to wait and see the kit on the payers before you judge it – in this case, it's hard to see us convincing us.

#Google #great

The Princess of Wales looked as fresh, fabulous, and fashionable as ever on Friday morning as she arrived at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London.
Kate returned to the place where she received treatment and learned first-hand how funds raised through her National Three Peaks Challenge and ongoing support will transform holistic care for cancer patients across the UK.
Kate chose a stunning dress by Suzannah London (@ David Cliff / Kensington Palace)
The mother-of-three chose a trending colour for autumn - apple-green - in the form of a chic dress by Suzannah London. The beautiful design featured short sleeves, a subtle portrait neckline, **** on-down detailing, and an elegant front split.
The royal's dress is known as the 'Flippy Wiggle' and she has worn it once before (@ David Cliff / Kensington Palace)

#london #dress #kate #david

Whether you know her as Victoria "Vic" Hughes on the ABC procedural drama "Station 19" or Emily Henderson on Netflix's adaptation of "Little House on the Prairie," Barrett Doss is a familiar face on small screens. Now, if you've wondered what the leading ladies of Netflix's "Little House on the Prairie" look like in real life, we're here to tell you that Doss is not only beautiful but also incredibly fashionable.
The actor, who had her breakthrough on an episode of the sitcom "30 Rock" in 2013, has attended numerous industry events over the years, and at all of them her bold fashion choices have been at the center of attention. While minimalist and neutral clothing tends to look great on many, Doss has shown over the years that she prefers a loud and colorful 'fit. From neon pantsuits to eye-catching colorblocking, here are some of the star's best fashion moments over the years.
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Barrett Doss showed up to a May 2019 event held by Entertainment Weekly and People in New York City in a fun periwinkle-blue number. The silhouette instantly reminds us of the dress trend of the '60s, which has since made a comeback. However, unlike classic mod dresses, Doss' featured long sleeves. The actor paired the piece with white boots and red lips, leaning into the retro aesthetic even more. Allowing her curly hair to shine, Doss drew attention to it with statement earrings, completing the fun red carpet look.

#House #prairie #here #fashion

Kristen Stewart has spent much of her life in front of cameras, yet fame has never made performing feel completely ordinary to her. Acting requires someone to become another person while an audience watches, an experience Stewart has described as inherently strange. Public appearances can bring a similar sense of discomfort, but one area where she has developed a distinctive identity is fashion. Rather than treating clothes as a carefully calculated part of celebrity life, Stewart prefers to trust her instincts. That approach has helped make her style recognizable both on the red carpet and on screen.
Stewart's relationship with fashion has also been shaped by her long ****** ociation with Chanel. Although glamorous gowns and designer looks frequently accompany major premieres and events, she does not believe every outfit needs to be worn simply because it appears fashionable. If something feels wrong, she would rather change direction. For Stewart, discomfort can become visible, so confidence comes from choosing clothing that feels authentic. Her willingness to mix elegance with a more relaxed personal style has become part of her public image.
That philosophy took on a different meaning when Stewart played Princess Diana in Pablo Larraín's 2021 film Spencer. The movie imagines Diana during a tense Christmas gathering with the British royal family as she struggles with her marriage and the expectations surrounding her position. Stewart found that the costumes were far more than beautiful recreations of royal fashion. They helped establish the emotional reality of the character and provided another way to understand the pressure Diana experienced.
Stewart described Diana's clothing as capable of communicating dramatically different emotions. At certain moments, an outfit could feel restrictive, almost like a form of confinement. At others, the same world of carefully chosen clothing could provide confidence and strength. Through research, Stewart noticed how Diana's personality could remain visible even when she appeared uncomfortable with what she was wearing. Instead of disappearing beneath the clothes, Diana could project an unmistakable energy through them. That observation became useful for Stewart as she searched for a believable interpretation rather than simply attempting an imitation.
Stewart and Diana both experienced extraordinary levels of public attention, but Stewart has resisted easy comparisons between their lives. What connects them more meaningfully in Spencer is the importance of individuality under intense scrutiny. For Stewart, clothing became one of several tools for exploring that conflict. Her instinctive approach to personal fashion may reject anything that feels unnatural, but acting sometimes requires exactly the opposite. An uncomfortable costume can reveal something essential about a character, turning fashion from decoration into a powerful part of storytelling.

#stewart #spencer

Naomi Watts and Kai Schreiber are making a compelling case against matching mother-daughter wardrobes. In Simkhai's fall 2026 campaign, there are no coordinated outfits or deliberately twinning styling moments, as one might expect from a fashionable family affair. Instead, Watts and Schreiber bring their own distinct identities to the collection—one polished and timeless, the other edgier and more eclectic.
Photographed by Mikael Jansson and styled by Camilla Nickerson, this marks Watts and Schreiber's first campaign together. (The wider cast includes Malcolm McRae, Sage Elsesser, Awar Odhiang, and Betsy Gaghan.) For creative director Jonathan Simkhai, bringing mother and daughter into the same fashion universe was a way to show how his clothes can translate across generations. "I have long been a fan of Naomi both on and off screen," he tells ELLE. "She has a timeless sense of style that feels effortless yet intentional."
As for bringing Schreiber into the fold, he adds, "I have been following Kai's modeling career and thought it would be such a great moment to ask both Naomi and Kai to take part in the campaign shoot—I can't think of a better way to showcase how Simkhai can be worn by different generations of inspiring women."
Kai Schreiber in Simkhai's fall 2026 campaign.Mikael Jansson
As it turns out, clothes already move pretty freely between those two generations in the Watts-Schreiber household. Watts tells me that Schreiber has recently begun digging through pieces she saved from the late '90s and early aughts—and Watts has started borrowing from her daughter's growing handbag collection, too. There is, however, one glaring hole in the family archive: "I got rid of all my low-slung waisted jeans," Watts says, "which she's so annoyed about."

#naomi #mother

Ariana Madix, who had been hosting Love Island USA since 2024, has revealed that putting up stunning fashionable appearances requires a lot of behind-the-scenes work.
The Vanderpump Rules alum said that designers are hesitant to loan their outfits to reality TV.
According to People, Madix said that it is "difficult to convince" designers to lend their outfits for her wardrobe. Speaking on Marie Clair's Nice Talk podcast, Madix described that designers may not comply with her attempts to create a viral look for the show.
"It actually is difficult sometimes to convince fashion houses or designers that wearing the look will actually be a moment," Madix said in the Aug. 27 interview. She added, "I think there's some hesitation sometimes with fashion where they think, 'We don't want to loan a reality show,' and we have to say, 'Trust me, it's gonna look great, it's gonna go far."
Madix joined the television franchise in 2024 and has since then left no stone unturned to dish out spectacular looks. This, along with her signature slow entry walk, has made her a fan favorite. Despite the success, Madix still struggles to translate her fashionable vision into reality when her favorite designers do not cooperate.

#madix #Reality #fashionable #outfits

Red carpet glamour may look effortless, but behind every polished celebrity appearance is usually a team of professionals working together. Stylists, makeup artists and hairstylists help stars prepare for major events, making sure every detail feels right before the cameras start flashing. For many celebrities, getting ready is less about following a strict formula and more about trusting experienced people who understand their personal style. The process can feel like playing dress up, with different outfits, beauty looks and accessories tested until everything comes together.
Celebrities often describe the experience as highly collaborative. Stylists may bring several clothing options, but the final choice still depends on what makes the person wearing it feel comfortable and confident. Stars can suggest changes, remove details or add something that better reflects their personality. Even when the glam team does most of the technical work, personal input remains important. The strongest red carpet looks are often the ones that feel natural to the person wearing them rather than simply following whatever happens to be fashionable at the moment.
Preparation can also begin long before the makeup brushes and clothing racks arrive. Eating well, drinking enough water and taking care of the skin can help create a better starting point for the beauty team. Just as important is working with familiar professionals who understand a celebrity's face, preferences and comfort level. That trust can make the hours before an event feel less stressful, especially when the same makeup artist or hairstylist has developed a recognizable approach over years of working together.
Makeup artist Gucci Westman is one example of how personal that relationship can become. Her work has been described as gentle and artistic, almost like painting a face rather than simply applying cosmetics. For a celebrity, having someone who knows exactly how to create a familiar look can provide confidence before stepping into an environment filled with cameras and attention. The same principle applies to fashion styling, where understanding the person matters just as much as understanding clothes.
Stylist Erin Walsh, known for working with stars including Anne Hathaway and Selena Gomez, describes red carpet dressing as a collaboration. Trends can provide inspiration and help fashion continue evolving, but they should not completely control the final look. Instead, pieces of current trends can be adapted to suit an individual's personality, comfort and appearance. That may be the real secret behind memorable red carpet style. The best looks are not created by one person alone, but through teamwork, trust and a shared understanding of what makes someone feel their best.

#feel #makeup #look #Help

Roger Federer has always understood the power of a good silhouette. On the court, it was a sharply tailored polo, slim shorts, or a white sneaker; off it, a suit cut close to the body and with a European ease. Now, as he is inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, there's no denying Federer's legacy is one that extends beyond the baseline—and into fashion.
On Saturday, Federer joins the likes of Billie Jean King and John McEnroe in the ITHF, which has been transformed into a living tribute to the 20-time Grand Slam champion. The exhibition, "Tennis, Transcended: Roger Federer's Path to Greatness", traces his rise from promising young player to one of tennis's most accomplished—and fashionable—champions.
Federer visiting Tennis, Transcended: Roger Federer's Path to Greatness.Courtesy of the International Tennis Hall of Fame
The celebration began 48 hours before his induction, at a ****** tail celebration at Newport's grand Marble House, where Federer appeared alongside fellow inductee Mary Carillo to kick off the weekend. Earlier in the day, Federer visited the museum for the first time with his wife, Mirka, and their children, taking in the memorabilia and marveling at the evolution of tennis style—including his own.
"We have a René Lacoste blazer, which he pointed out," says Nicole Markham, the ITHF's curator of collections, who accompanied Federer on his visit. "He was recognizing the evolution of classic style through the generations of tennis. As a player, he's not just there to play the game; he really knows the history."

#tennis #international

Dolly Parton is leaving behind a legacy as bright as her bedazzled fashion.
The "Jolene" country singer died on Aug. 25 at age 80 after a "brief battle with cancer," and fans are looking back on her iconic discography, which earned her 11 Grammy wins, impressionable acting career and her one-of-a-kind taste in fashion.
Parton famously said that her signature country glam was inspired by "the town tramp."
"And she wore the makeup, red nails, red high heels, tight clothes. I just thought she was the prettiest thing I'd ever seen," the Steel Magnolias star told CBS News in 2016. "And people say, 'Oh, she ain't nothing but trash,' but in my mind, I thought, 'That's what I'm going to be when I grow up.'"
Through her decades-spanning life in the limelight, Parton was the definition of "more is more" when it came to clothing, hair and makeup. She might've once told Vogue in 2020, "I have never thought of myself as being fashionable," but she always knew how to work the stage and the red carpet with her glitzed-up wardrobe. "I'll just tell you what I know about how I look and why I look that way."

#makeup

Dolly Parton was a prolific musician, actor, philanthropist and businesswoman. She was also a style icon ― one who famously said things like, "It costs a lot of money to look this cheap!" and "I would never stoop so low as to be fashionable."
Following the news of her passing on Tuesday at age 80, we're looking back on some of her most dazzling looks across the decades. From her early days as a fresh-faced country singer to the rhinestone-studded ensembles that became her signature look, Parton's style was always as bold and joyful as her personality.
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Below, find 80 photos spanning six decades of unforgettable country glam fashion.
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#dolly #style #look #decades

Sophie Cunningham's birthday outfit turns heads before clutch Fever win originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Sophie Cunningham made sure her 30th birthday started in style. The Indiana Fever guard showed off a head-turning pregame outfit before Sunday's matchup against the Atlanta Dream, adding a fashionable opening to an already special day.
"Birthday hoops on the way for Sophie Cunningham," the Fever wrote on X.
Cunningham eventually made her presence felt on the court, too. Her only basket came during one of Indiana's biggest moments in a dramatic 95-91 overtime victory. With the Fever trailing 77-75 late in the fourth quarter, Cunningham drove to the basket, finished through contact and converted the ensuing free throw. Her three-point play briefly put Indiana ahead and helped keep the Fever alive during a tense finish.
Cunningham finished with three points in nearly 32 minutes, but Indiana relied on her defense, toughness and experience throughout the important Eastern Conference matchup.

#OUTFIT #made #basket

Every era has its beauty standards, each carrying through to the next generations as either kitsch or cool. The '80s have received their fair share of condemnation and celebration as either or, but there's a unique glamour that '80s soap opera divas, such as Morgan Fairchild, have translated to the decades since.
Although the Texas native got her start on television back in the '70s with hit series such as "Search for Tomorrow," "Happy Days," and "Mork & Mindy," the '80s brought about a fresh new decade of big opportunities (and even bigger hair). Alongside films such as "The Seduction" and "Pee-wee's Big Adventure," Fairchild also continued her career on TV with series like "Flamingo Road" and "Paper Dolls." However, some of her most iconic roles come from her nearly 30-year run on "General Hospital," as well as her stint as Chandler Bing's mom in "Friends." Still acting into her 70s, Fairchild also started her own podcast, "2 B****es From Texas," alongside sister Cathryn Hartt. You can still see traces of her signature '80s glam in her makeup, outfits, and hair today, having refined her taste and tweaked it to the times.
However, while Fairchild was undoubtedly one of the most fashionable actresses of the '80s, there were some looks that were a clear trial and error. Fashion taste fluctuates as our lives do, and as the "Shattered Illusions" star can attest through her own tragedies in life, not every moment can be a hit. Although incredibly rare, here are a few fashion flops from her heyday.
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#fairchild #although #texas #every

Newcastle United are in the middle of what looks like a hard reset. Matthias Jaissle has arrived, Eddie Howe has gone, and the squad has already been shaken by major exits. Sandro Tonali is gone, Anthony Gordon is gone, and Bruno Guimaraes appears to be next with a £75m move to **** nal nearing completion. That is not routine churn, it is structural change.
In that context, the report from FussballDaten linking Newcastle with Bilal El Khannouss makes sense. This is not about chasing a fashionable name for the sake of it. It is about finding players who can help shape a different side under a different coach.
El Khannouss is 21, technically sharp, mobile and already familiar with English football after his spell at Leicester City in 2024/25. He then moved to Stuttgart, initially on loan, and did enough to make that switch permanent in May. Nine goals in 41 appearances from attacking midfield is solid output, especially in a team where he still had to adapt quickly.
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The key detail in the report is Newcastle's internal view. Their scouts reportedly believe he has the physical tools and technical level for the Premier League. That matters more than broad stylistic comparisons. Yes, he has been described as being "very similar to Rayan Cherki", but recruitment departments should be interested in function, not slogans.

#united #matthias

Blake Lively swapped her usual glamorous heels for a pair of sneakers while attending a soccer game at Yankee Stadium this week
In a series of Instagram Stories, she also highlighted her vintage Hermès bag and joked, "I know the bag is distracting"
The star attended Wrexham's pre-season match against Liverpool FC on Wednesday at Yankee Stadium
Behind every pair of Blake Lively's fashionable high-heel statement shoes is some comfy sneakers.
In photos shared to her Instagram Stories on Thursday, July 30, the actress, 38, showed off the glamorous heels he wore to attend a soccer game in New York City — before revealing that they had to be swapped out for something more comfortable.

#glamorous #heels #sneakers

Isabelle Harrison shows off chiseled abs in striking pregame look despite missing Tempo game originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Isabelle Harrison was not available to help the Toronto Tempo on the court Thursday night, but that did not stop her from making a statement before the game.
Harrison showed off her chiseled abs in a striking pregame look ahead of Toronto's matchup against the Minnesota Lynx at Scotiabank Arena. Athlete Vanity shared photos of the 6-foot-5 forward's outfit shortly before the opening tip.
It was another eye-catching tunnel appearance from Harrison, who has been sidelined by soreness in her left knee. Toronto officially ruled her out approximately 15 minutes before Thursday's game after initially listing her as questionable. Although Harrison could not play, she still made sure to support her teammates while bringing plenty of personality to the arena.
Harrison has long been one of the WNBA's most fashionable players, and Thursday's appearance continued that trend. The 32-year-old confidently displayed her toned midsection in a pregame outfit that perfectly blended athleticism and style. Her visible abs immediately stood out as she arrived for the Tempo's home game.

#chiseled #striking

Galatasaray coach Okan Buruk has defended his player Leroy Sané who he feels was blamed for Germany's early 2026 World Cup exit.
"Leroy is one of the last players you could possibly single out as a scapegoat," Buruk said, speaking to Sky Germany.
"In every game [Germany played at the World Cup], he gave everything he had and worked incredibly hard for the team.
"Unfortunately, it has almost become fashionable to blame him. He didn't have a bad World Cup at all.
"To be honest, I actually find it a bit amusing that people are now making Leroy Sané the scapegoat," Buruk concluded.

#germany #scapegoat

Liverpool do not need another summer of guesswork. They need balance, durability and midfielders who can actually cover ground, win duels and keep the structure intact. According to talkSPORT, Joao Gomes has moved into focus after Atletico Madrid backed away from a deal, and that feels relevant for a club still trying to correct a squad build that looked thin in too many areas last season.
There is no mystery here. Liverpool lost depth, carried too much strain across multiple competitions and looked short of reliable options when intensity dropped. Big arrivals helped the headline count, but the overall shape of the squad remained awkward. Replacing Mohamed Salah in raw numbers with Victor Munoz does not solve a midfield issue, and Liverpool know it.
Gomes is not a fashionable link built on fantasy. He is 10-cap Brazil international, has more than 100 appearances for Wolves and has already done three years in the Premier League. Even in a relegated side, he stood out. That matters. You do not dismiss strong performers because the team around them fell apart.
The Brazilian has already stated his admiration for the club. "Liverpool is a team I would play for," Gomes said. "I have the greatest desire to play. Playing in the Champions League is my biggest dream and that of my family, my biggest dream in football." Liverpool supporters will hear that and immediately understand why this story has traction.
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Robbie Ure scored all four of his side's goals at the weekend, becoming the Allsvenskan's top scorer on the way to shooting unfashionable IK Sirius into a nine-point lead at the top of the Swedish top flight.
The former Rangers striker has been attracting interest from bigger European leagues, so will Scotland recognise the 22-year-old's progress before Ukraine does?
Born and raised in Glasgow and capped for Scotland up to Under-19 level, Ure has had contact from Ukraine, for whom he qualifies on the grandparent rule.
"I was watching Scotland in the World Cup and it was something that, of course, I would have loved to be involved in," he said.
"My ambition is to play with Scotland one day but I have no stress for that situation. I feel like what I do at club level will give me the opportunities that I deserve.

LONDON (AP) — Sure, Naomi Osaka is a four-time Grand Slam champion who also impresses with her fashionable outfits.
On Tuesday, she sounded like the rest of us. The plantar fasciitis was acting up. She’s working too much.
“I’m just getting old,” Osaka said.
The 28-year-old Osaka’s Wimbledon run and fashion show ended in a 7-6 (4), 6-4 loss to Karolina Muchova in the quarterfinals of the grass-court Grand Slam.
Osaka, a former No. 1 player, had ousted top-ranked Aryna Sabalenka in the fourth round — with arguably some of her best tennis since returning from maternity leave — but couldn't find her rhythm Tuesday against her Czech opponent.

Liverpool have been linked with plenty this summer, but some names feel more relevant than others. Lamine Camara falls into that bracket. According to Chronicle Live, relaying reporting around Newcastle’s position, the Magpies are now “out of the race” for the Senegal midfielder, with Liverpool and Brighton both noted as interested.
That immediately sharpens the focus. When a rival drops away and Liverpool’s name remains in the frame, supporters are entitled to wonder whether there is something more substantial behind the noise. This is not about chasing the latest fashionable youngster for the sake of it. It is about a profile Liverpool have been lacking for too long.
For all the talk around attacking additions, Liverpool’s midfield issues were plain to see last season. Too often the centre of the pitch looked stretched. Alexis Mac Allister had too much **** e to cover, while the freedom given to others higher up left the side needing a proper stabiliser behind the ball. That role has never truly felt settled since Fabinho’s level dropped off.
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Camara looks like the sort who could help restore order. The description of him as an “all-action midfielder” feels apt, but it only tells part of the story. He appears to offer discipline with energy, and calm with aggression. He can keep the play moving with short passes, break lines when needed, and switch the point of attack with purpose. Out of possession, he brings bite, mobility and a willingness to engage.

Will Ferrell has sent the internet into a frenzy, and it is not because of his comedic or acting skills.
The veteran actor did something outside the box after featuring in a campaign for Kim Kardashian's underwear brand, SKIMS.
Ferrell showed off a rare sensual side for the risqué shoot that is making fans go wild with excitement as they label him "perfection."
The "Step Brothers" actor teamed up with SKIMS for a golf-themed campaign in honor of the upcoming Netflix series, "The Hawk." In the show set for release on July 16, Ferrell will star as Lonnie "The Hawk" Hawkins, a golfer who is thirsty to reclaim his past glory.
Embodying his character, the actor donned a fashionable puka necklace while looking super tanned. One video posted on the official SKIMS Instagram page showed an almost-nude Ferrell swinging the club, wearing just blue briefs.

There are two ways to watch young players at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The first is the obvious way: wait for a clip to go viral, the jaw-dropping dribble, the goal that makes no sense, the pass that no one else seems to see, and then watch the player get bracketed into the global term: ‘wonderkid’.
It is easy. It is loud. It is expensive.
The second way is quieter. It asks who Barcelona can find before their market value skyrockets. It asks who is not fashionable but fits into the current scheme of things at the club.
Not who looks like a star in isolation, but who answers a question inside a team that already has Lamine Yamal, Pedri, Gavi, Pau Cubarsi and a very specific way of playing football.

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At some point, sneakers, which used to be solely about athletic performance, crossed over into fashion.
Before his wedding, my brother actually told me that he had to tell his friends they could not wear Jordans with their Hugo Boss tuxedos. Being a little older than the rest of the wedding party, it never occurred to me that sneakers had become so fashionable that some people would wear them in a situation that calls for dress shoes.
Clearly, sneakers have crossed over culturally, with certain models now functioning as luxury i