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Snake prints by Roberto Cavalli 🐍 SS’2011 This collection looks like it was made with Taylor Swift in mind 👀 Trend

Vanity Fair shared some film snapshots from their latest Oscars event. Trend

While all followed Coachella online, Katya Romanova was there live: — High prices? Justified. Last-minute ticket, late booking—worth it. Three days of music, art, connections felt like a mini-life. One ticket = dozens of shows. The vibe—location, crowd, music—made it click. — Celeb sightings? Most in VIP. Saw performers; rumors of Kendall & Kylie, few close encounters. — Style? 2015–2016 boho: fringe, lace, cowboy boots, statement jewelry. Inspired by blogger Darianka. — Top performance? Justin Bieber—always #1. Surprise Billie Eilish set had me screaming. Top 3: Sabrina Carpenter (stunning stagecraft), Madonna (pure wow), Sombr (electric energy). Honorable mention: FKA Twigs—hypnotic visuals. — Trends? Surprise guests at nearly every set kept hype high. Fashion: 2013–2016 revival—cowboy boots, suede, fringes, earthy tones. Modern cowboy ruled. #Coachella #FestivalVibes #JustinBieber Trend

Starting Monday with our favorite Gweneth Paltrow segment on her page — and sneaking a peek at her perfect waffle recipe while we’re at it. Her daughter Apple Martin wandered into the cooking shot too — instant sell on that perfect morning vibe. 👀🤍 #lifestyle #morningroutine #homemade #waffles Trend

CONTEST RESULTS! Winner: @Anastasiyashrl We’ve contacted the winner and are already packing up the prize for shipment! And a quick reminder: a brand-new, just as exciting contest starts tomorrow! Just like throughout December, we’ll keep surprising you and thanking you for your engagement 👀🫵🏼 #ContestResults #Giveaway #StayTuned Trend

Dave Pollot is none other than a bold, New York-based artist with a flair for the dramatic. His daily routine is oddly captivating: each morning, he heads to thrift stores or flea markets in search of forgotten, lifeless paintings—those dull, overlooked pieces gathering dust. By evening, he transforms them. With a fresh coat of paint, he breathes new energy into the canvases, reimagining them with vibrant, often humorous, and surprisingly modern scenes. Sure, this kind of art might not redefine contemporary movements, but it’s a brilliantly creative way to rescue old paintings from obscurity. And honestly—couldn’t we all use a little reinvention now and then? #ArtRevival Trend

Elle Fanning and Nicole Kidman attended the New York premiere of the series "Margo Is In Trouble With Money" Elle opted for a full Givenchy look straight from the recent runway, paired with Cartier jewelry. Nicole turned heads in custom Schiaparelli, complemented by Gianvito Rossi heels. Photo: Getty Trend

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The Characters Balenciaga has unveiled a new campaign featuring Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, and Isabelle Huppert. The centerpiece of the entire campaign? The Rodeo bag. Trend

All week, Yana’s been asking: why is "One Piece" smashing ratings? Confession — I never watched the anime but jumped into Netflix’s live-action. The classic costumes? Fine. But across eight episodes, character arcs feel stuck. And the effects — too often, ship explosions and splinters look like video game glitches. Is the original anime so beloved that fans are giving this version five stars on nostalgia alone? Maybe. Still, my critic pass is checked — yet now I’m more curious than ever to finally watch the real anime and meet these characters properly. If you’ve seen it, share your take! #OnePiece #Netflix #Anime Trend

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An unexpected fun fact about Cole Sprouse (yes, *that* actor from "Riverdale" and "Zack & Cody"): he runs an entire account dedicated to snapping photos of random people and fans who try to secretly photograph him—but end up exposing themselves in the process. “This blog belongs to people who sneakily take my pictures, and my response: photographing them first. May the fastest camera win,” — reads the profile’s description. Well, this might just be one of the cleverest ways to handle intrusive fame—turning passive observation into a fair game. A bit like paparazzi in reverse: not them chasing him, but him catching them. Hats off for the ingenuity. Now we’re hooked, waiting to see who wins the next photo duel. — camera_duels Trend

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Good morning! Here’s the sweetest highlight for your morning: Emrata at the Loewe show, accompanied by her son. #модель #Loewe Trend

It seems summer campaigns — taken together — are selling us the idea of spontaneous getaways far more convincingly than the weather outside our windows. Take LIMÉ, for instance. They’ve just dropped a new collection, inspired by the carefree vibe of seaside escapes with friends. At its core: linen, cotton, lyocell, and textured knits. Key details include colorful stitching, custom ric rac embroidery, and of course, stripes. Our personal favorites? The matching sets with shorts, ruffled trousers, and lightweight mini dresses. As for accessories, transparent totes and vinyl sandals are instant cart additions — guaranteed to shift your thoughts toward the coast. Get a closer look at the full collection now, both in-store and online. Trend

The iconic Pucci print is back—bold, swirling, psychedelic—created in the 1940s by Emilio Pucci, a Florentine aristocrat and WWII pilot. His vibrant silks symbolized freedom, embraced by Jacqueline Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe, and Sophia Loren. “Emilio crafted emotional codes of freedom and boldness,” says fashion historian Alessandro Gualtieri. Today, Pucci revives under Camille Miceli, ex-Louis Vuitton and Dior accessories head. Since 2021, her “New Journey” reimagines the legacy—no nostalgia, just energy. “These prints aren’t retro. They’re alive,” Miceli told *Vogue Italia*. Her designs mix 1960s hedonism with modern ease: swimwear, jumpsuits, kimonos. She broke norms with “see now, buy now”—instant drops. But is Pucci truly back? This summer, all eyes are on whether influencers, models, and stars embrace its forecast. #fashion@frontroww #articles@frontroww Trend

An incredible Versace runway piece from 2001 has surfaced on Raffe Vintage (the resale spot where editor Yana constantly gets lost scrolling) We didn’t even have time to catch the price on their site—this dress instantly flew to its new owner! Trend

Hermès, led by Nadège Vanhee, unveiled their autumn-winter collection. “The silhouette is wrapped in warm materials. Functionality is power. Clothing transforms, craftsmanship resonates—revealing confident femininity in motion.” — shares the brand’s team. Minimal, somber, layered. Only a few hues stand out—green, burgundy, and beige—yet even these remain within monochrome schemes. Editors have noted the distinctive high-sleeve styling: a detail already worth testing in your spring looks. Trend

Jenna Ortega steps out in a Carrie Bradshaw-inspired Christian Dior dress at the "Hurry Up Tomorrow" premiere in New York City. The red carpet also welcomed Abel Tesfaye himself, Barry Keoghan, Lil Baby, and Metro Boomin’. The film hits theaters this Friday, May 16th. See more looks from the night. #DiorStyle #HurryUpTomorrow #NYPremiere Trend

Today, Hailey Bieber is celebrating her birthday — the beloved star has turned 26! Justin already sent his heartfelt wishes on social media, writing: «Happy Birthday to my favorite human. You make life magical. I’m obsessed with every part of you. Love you babe-babe!» By the way, Hailey, Justin, Hails, Kendall, and Justin Skye have all arrived in Japan to celebrate! #BirthdayVibes #JustinBieber #HaileyBieber Trend