Here is a look at the celebrities who attended Alessandro Michele's Valentino Antibiblioteca Spring 2027 show, with one notable absentee: Dakota Johnson, who was busy hosting Saturday Night Live this weekend.
Alexander Skarsgård and Zoey Deutch opted for the same Valentino animal print, but on very different coats.
Alexander loves looks that don't necessarily make sense, so his decision to pair his leopard-print coat with a pale-pink top, purple sweatpants and black loafers makes sense, ironically – but only on him. Zoey's version was far more cohesive, with the fur-trimmed coat and embellished bag making the print feel especially luxurious.
Hande Erçel and KUN approached Valentino plaid from opposite directions. We know Hande best for the glamorous gowns she wears at Cannes and Bvlgari events, so seeing this more relaxed side of her style is refreshing. KUN's plaid tweed jacket was considerably sharper, with the sculpted shape and gold **** ons giving his look a more dressed-up feel.
Jeff Satur and Joe Alwyn both made a case for Valentino bomber jackets. Jeff's red version naturally commanded more attention, while Joe kept things considerably more subdued, as we would expect from him.

#hande #plaid

Alicia Silverstone has officially turned 50 – although fans of her most famous movie could be forgiven for feeling completely Clueless about where the time has gone.
The actress celebrated the milestone birthday on October 4, 2026, more than three decades after she became one of the defining faces of the 1990s as Beverly Hills teen Cher Horowitz.
And while Alicia has barely changed since the days of yellow plaid skirts and knee-high socks, one person in her life certainly has – her son Bear Blu, who is now 15 and looks just like his famous mom.
Alicia with her son, Bear Blu, at a basketball game (@ Getty Images)
Alicia shares her only child with her ex-husband, musician Christopher Jarecki, whom she married in 2005. The couple welcomed Bear in May 2011 before separating in 2018.

#alicia #beverly #hills

Judd Nelson made a rare public appearance in West Hollywood this week, looking a lot different than he did as an '80s teen icon.
In photos shared by the Daily Mail and published on Friday, September 11, the Breakfast Club star, 66, stepped out in an eclectic layered look — camo pants, a brown shirt and a loosely ***** oned plaid overshirt in blue, red and white, all topped off with a black trench coat. He rounded out the outfit with a gray ball cap and sunglasses. But the real transformation came from his beard: long, gray and scruffy, it obscured much of his once-famous face.
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Nelson grinned as he geared up, strapped on a sticker-covered black helmet, hopped on his motorcycle and headed off into traffic.
The Suddenly Susan alum tends to avoid the red-carpet circuit and public events, but he's a familiar sight to Angelenos who spot him weaving through the city on two wheels. His love of motorcycles even led to a memorable mishap decades ago on his first day filming 1991's New Jack City alongside Ice-T and Chris Rock.

#west #mail

Demi Moore and Rob Lowe just had the sweetest Brat Pack reunion!
A whopping four decades since the height of their Brat Pack days, and some months after the premiere of the documentary on the era, Brats, the St. Elmo's Fire co-stars delighted fans by getting together in Los Angeles.
And as the West Wing alum surprised fans to support the The Substance actress for a screening of the body horror film, they left fans marveling over just how little they have changed.
After Rob made a surprise appearance at a The Substance screening last week, Demi took to Instagram over the weekend to thank him for it.
The current Golden Globe nominee shared a photo of the two posing side-by-side; she was wearing a brown plaid blazer and skirt set paired with a coordinating cardigan, while Rob wore a gray striped t-shirt under a satin bomber jacket paired with black jeans.

#pack #moore

Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick celebrated 38 years of marriage without a red carpet or crowded party. Their anniversary weekend involved a canoe, a quiet lake and a pun Sedgwick was probably never going to let pass.
Sedgwick shared two photographs from the outing on September 9, five days after the couple's anniversary. She and Bacon sat together in a canoe wearing plaid overshirts, with Sedgwick in a baseball cap and Bacon in sunglasses. "Perfect anniversary weekend. ❤️ Canoe believe it's been 38 years?!" she wrote in the post.
Bacon had marked the actual anniversary on September 4 with a photograph from nearly 20 years earlier. The image showed the couple dressed for the 2006 Primetime Emmy Awards and sitting close together in the back of a car. His caption was even shorter: "38 years with my love."
Bacon and Sedgwick married on September 4, 1988, after falling in love while working together on Lemon Sky. Their latest anniversary also comes during another stretch of professional collaboration, with the couple now sharing directing duties on a movie starring their two adult children.
Sedgwick's September 9 post showed how the couple spent at least part of their anniversary weekend. PEOPLE reported that both wore plaid overshirts while sitting together on the water, with one photograph showing Sedgwick smiling toward Bacon from the other end of the canoe.

#bacon #sedgwick #couple

Model Emily Ratajkowski is taking fashion lovers back in time with a spectacular archival cover shoot. Starring on the cover of EE72 magazine's Fall 2026 issue, the supermodel embraced full '90s nostalgia. Styled by chief creative officer Edward Enninful, Emily wore legendary runway pieces straight from Vivienne Westwood's iconic Fall/Winter 1993 collection. Photographed by Craig McDean, her daring tartan ensemble proved that true vintage fashion never goes out of style.
For the dramatic "Made in the 90s" cover story, Emily stepped into a museum-worthy plaid creation. The colorful tartan micro minidress featured a dangerously high hemline that showcased her long legs. The outfit combined rich red, green, and blue tartan fabrics. It was artfully layered with a fuzzy wool wrap, a fitted waist belt, and pleated side panels. Across her hips, she wore a traditional fur-trimmed sporran bag hanging from a delicate silver chain.
Stylist Edward Enninful carefully curated every detail to match Westwood's famous punk-meets-royalty aesthetic. On her head, Emily wore a matching tartan beret topped with a dramatic sweeping feather. Down below, she wore bright, colorful argyle socks pulled up her calves. She paired the socks with sky-high black lace-up platform heels. In behind-the-scenes video footage, Enninful admired the rare footwear and hat, calling the entire look a true museum piece.
During the photoshoot, Emily posed against a bold red studio backdrop while photographer Craig McDean directed her movements. He guided her to place her hands firmly on her hips and turn into a dramatic side profile. Emily worked the camera effortlessly, bringing moody, smoldering energy to every frame.
Meanwhile, her beauty team created a quintessential '90s grunge-glam look. Hairstylist Karim Belghiran gave her textured, messy waves with long fringe bangs. Makeup artist ***** Page finished the look with intense plum-smoky eyeshadow, sharp eyeliner, and a nude lip. Ultimately, Emily Ratajkowski brought a legendary fashion moment back to life with unmatchable supermodel poise.

#ratajkowski

The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers have worn their "Bratoberfest" alternate jerseys since 2021, but rehabbing Milwaukee Brewers reliever Abner Uribe may have sent the look into the mainstream.
The best part? You can actually get your hands on the game-worn apparel.
Timber Rattlers announcer Chris Mehring posted a photo on social media of Uribe, who took the hill for the Timber Rattlers and worked a 1-2-3 third inning Aug. 28 in Appleton against the South Bend Cubs. It's already well over 100,000 views, and that's only on Mehring's original post, with accounts like Talkin' Baseball also noticing.
Uribe and JoJo Romero both took the hill for Class High A Wisconsin as part of their rehab work, retiring all six men they faced and striking out five of them, though the Rattlers lost a seven-run lead to the Cubs in a 10-7 setback.
The uniforms, made to look like traditional German lederhosen with suspenders and a plaid shirt, serve as part of the team's "Bratoberfest" celebration, honoring Wisconsin's German heritage. That included competitive eating celebrity Joey Chestnut at the ballpark Aug. 28 eating eight pounds of bratwurst, cheese curds and other Wisconsin fare.

#rattlers #part

The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers have worn their "Bratoberfest" alternate jerseys since 2021, but rehabbing Milwaukee Brewers reliever Abner Uribe may have sent the look into the mainstream.
The best part? You can actually get your hands on the game-worn apparel.
Timber Rattlers announcer Chris Mehring posted a photo on social media of Uribe, who took the hill for the Timber Rattlers and worked a 1-2-3 third inning Aug. 28 in Appleton against the South Bend Cubs. It's already well over 100,000 views, and that's only on Mehring's original post, with accounts like Talkin' Baseball also noticing.
Uribe and JoJo Romero both took the hill for Class High A Wisconsin as part of their rehab work, retiring all six men they faced and striking out five of them, though the Rattlers lost a seven-run lead to the Cubs in a 10-7 setback.
The uniforms, made to look like traditional German lederhosen with suspenders and a plaid shirt, serve as part of the team's "Bratoberfest" celebration, honoring Wisconsin's German heritage. That included competitive eating celebrity Joey Chestnut at the ballpark Aug. 28 eating eight pounds of bratwurst, cheese curds and other Wisconsin fare.

#bratoberfest #german #worn #look

Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid have teamed up in a new campaign for Guest in Residence's fall 2026 collection – and it's the ultimate cowgirl standoff.
On August 25, the brand dropped a teaser video featuring the sisters facing off in an open field, dressed in cowgirl-inspired looks. To the backdrop of a classic Western score, the two eye each other down before dramatically reaching for their holsters.
Gigi wore a red striped sweater with a matching neck scarf. The knitted look was styled with jeans and a black cowboy hat. The model's blonde locks were plaited into playful pigtails while her makeup was left natural and radiant.
Gigi and Bella Hadid for Guest in Residence (@ Guest in Residence)
Meanwhile, Bella rocked a red plaid shirt that was layered under a brown and red cardigan. The look was teamed with dark-wash denim jeans, brown leather chaps, a matching cowboy hat, and a Western-inspired belta dorned with a large buckle.

#hadid #cowgirl #matching

Margaret Qualley brought high fashion to the outdoors in her stunning new cover story. Photographed by Talia Ryder and styled by Taylor McNeill for POP Magazine Issue 55 (Autumn/Winter 2026), the actress looked effortlessly glamorous. She effortlessly layered a shimmering designer look straight off the Chanel runway with her own relaxed streetwear pieces. Thus, her bold styling choices proved that classic tweed and sparkling textures can feel completely modern and cool.
For the Pop Magazine cover shot, Margaret Qualley sat outdoors while holding a small, adorable grey dog in her arms. She wore a striking ensemble from Chanel's Fall/Winter 2026 collection. Her outfit started with a classic tweed jacket. The jacket was woven with metallic gold, beige, and black plaid patterns. It featured vibrant red trim along the lapels and red ***** on details. The red accents also added a bold pop of color to the textured outer layer.
Beneath the jacket, Qualley wore her own bright red hoodie. The simple hoodie brought a playful street-style contrast to the luxury outfit. She paired the top layers with a blinding, iridescent metallic skirt. The shimmering skirt caught the light with rainbow-hued metallic tones.
What made the skirt stand out most was its daring silhouette. It was designed with not just one, but two dangerously high slits along the front. The double-slit cuts added plenty of movement and drama to the knee-length metallic piece.
With her long, dark hair draped naturally over one shoulder under the red hood, Qualley posed with a playful, candid facial expression. Her fresh-faced makeup and relaxed pose brought an easygoing, cool-girl vibe to the high-fashion Chanel look. Moreover, she pulled off a daring style risk with ease. By pairing high-end runway pieces with everyday wardrobe staples, Qualley created an unforgettable fashion moment that felt both bold and accessible.

#high #brought #fashion

Willow Smith is taking her free-spirit era straight into fashion. The 25-year-old stars in Free People's Fall 2026 campaign, bringing her own mix of bohemian romance and rock-star edge to a collection packed with lace, plaid, oversized layers, accessories, and shoes. Shot by photographer Zoey Grossman, the campaign marks the latest chapter in a Willow-Free People partnership that has quickly grown well beyond clothes.
According to WWD, the new images lean into Smith's signature anything-goes style. Delicate fabrics collide with structured plaids, while loose silhouettes and unexpected proportions give Free People's familiar boho look a distinctly Willow spin. "I've loved Free People for a very long time," Smith said in a statement. "The idea of Free People is woven into the idea of the free human spirit, and that's something I've always connected with."
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And Free People didn't simply hire Willow for a fall campaign. The brand has been riding with her through her latest musical chapter, too. In July, Free People presented the Brooklyn listening party for The Thread, Smith's lastest studio album, at Public Records in Boerum Hill.
Fans got an early listen to the record before Smith sat down for a Q&A. Free People also worked with Five Towers to produce her performance video for The Thread, which Smith directed herself.

#thread

Princess Margaret was the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth. She earned a reputation as the rebellious, free-spirited counterpart of her more serious sibling.
Known for her wit, bold fashions, and star-studded social network, Margaret set the blueprint for future glamorous royals like Princess Diana.
Margaret died on February 9, 2002, at age 71, following a series of strokes.
Princess Margaret knew all her best angles.
With a fashion-photographer husband and a free-spirited approach to public life, the younger sister and only sibling of Queen Elizabeth never shied away from the camera. One '60s snapshot shows her beaming as she shakes hands with The Beatles. Another, from the '70s, sees the royal casually stunning in a houndstooth plaid coat with a matching hood while watching the Badminton horse trials alongside husband Lord Snowdon.

#princess #spirited #sibling

A reusable shopping bag from Canadian Tire has officially become the internet's latest must-have accessory.
The unlikely fashion moment began when Heated Rivalry star Hudson Williams was photographed walking through the streets of Toronto carrying the retailer's signature red-and-black plaid tote—complete with black handles, the iconic Canadian Tire logo splashed across the front and, perhaps most importantly, what appeared to be a pack of paper towels tucked inside. Williams was joined by his Heated Rivalry co-star Connor Storrie, but it was the humble reusable bag that quickly stole the spotlight online.
Within hours, fans across TikTok, Instagram and X were hunting down the exact tote, transforming an everyday grocery bag into an unexpected piece of fandom merchandise.
The best part? It costs just $1.99 CAD.
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#tire #heated #rivalry #star

Connor Franta reflects on coming out publicly in 2014, the same year he came out privately to loved ones
His coming out video garnered 12 million views and sparked widespread support from fans and the LGBTQ community
Franta says his YouTube career and personal life were deeply intertwined, making it natural to share his truth
Connor Franta likens his coming out process to his YouTube career: "slow, then all at once," he tells PEOPLE.

In 2014, when he was just 22 years old, Franta posted a video that would then rock the internet community, racking up 12 million views and nearly 160,000 comments.

"2014 is truly the year that I have accepted who I am and become happy with that person, so today I want to talk to you guys about that and be open and honest and tell you that I'm gay," a young Franta, clad in a plaid flannel over a gray shirt, told his audience at the time.

"I hope this doesn't change a thing," he wrote in the caption of the now 12-year-old video. However, like his rapidly evolving YouTube career, things would change — though perhaps not in the way he had braced himself for.
"I came out personally to the first person ever in the same year I came out publicly to my entire YouTube audience," he tells PEOPLE. "So it was a very fast-tracked process. I mean, in many ways that is kind of who I am as a person that once I want to go for something or once I accept something or I have a goal or a mission, it's kind of hard for me to not just seek it out. So I think once I'd come out to one person and then my family and then my friends, it was like, 'Well, why wouldn't I just come out to everyone? This is just what it is.'"

Maybe it was trust in his audience, or just naiveté, Connor says, but it made "no sense" to him to keep facets of himself "hidden" from anyone

He echoes a refrain to PEOPLE: "My life was my career" and vice versa. "I think it was the perfect combination that everything was growing — content was king," he recalls of those golden years of YouTube.

By no means did Franta invent the coming out video, he says, despite the eventual cultural impact his own would have. In fact, he had watched a few before making his own, realizing that it might be much simpler than he had imagined. "I thought, 'Oh, you really just sit down, tell your story and tell everyone and then hope for the best.'"

The response to his video was "unfiltered joy and support," which Franta took for granted at the time. "The fact that I was welcomed, I think that shaped who I am today in many ways, and that my experience could have been completely different."