A pop star with a penchant for high fashion, Addison Rae attended the Grammy Museum in a playful, archival dress that proved she’s a true style connoisseur.
In the world of celebrity fashion, a new-era star is judged not just by what they wear, but where they wear it from. Addison Rae is rapidly solidifying her status as a fashion insider by trading new-season trends for deeply considered, archival looks. Her choice for a performance at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles was a statement in itself, showing a sophisticated understanding of fashion history.
The dress is a striking yellow design from Rodarte’s spring 2012 runway collection . The off-the-shoulder piece features an all-over print inspired by Vincent van Gogh’s iconic “Sunflowers” series, with the pattern lining the pleated circle skirt and the neckline. The bold, sculptural silhouette holds its shape, creating a lively and artistic presence. This isn’t the first time the dress has been considered a work of art; it was also featured in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s 2024 costume exhibit, “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion”.
Rae’s styling for the event, a stripped-down musical performance, complemented the artistic nature of the dress. Working with stylist Dara Allen, she opted for minimal glam and simple Christian Louboutin pumps. The choice to keep her makeup and hair understated—with her blonde hair cascading in loose, carefree waves—allows the elaborate, printed dress to be the undisputed focal point. The overall effect is a powerful blend of high art and youthful, effortless cool, showcasing a new maturity in her approach to personal style. The vibrant celebrity fashion choice was a perfect match for her performance, which took place on a stage decorated with sunflowers to match her vintage dress.
Trading her fantasy past for a modern reality, Sophie Turner’s latest Flaunt Magazine feature is a lyrical—and often gritty—ode to high-fashion urban escapism.
In the dynamic landscape of celebrity style, an actor’s evolution is often told through their wardrobe. For Sophie Turner, her Flaunt Magazine photoshoot marks a bold, confident new chapter. The series of images is a study in contrasts, juxtaposing raw, urban settings with a wardrobe that is both fluid and fiercely structured, proving she is a master of versatility.
The photoshoot showcases a range of powerful looks that blend masculine and feminine elements. In one monochrome shot, Turner pairs a crisp, oversized white button-down with wide-leg, high-shine leather trousers, a silhouette that is at once classic and rebellious. This is immediately contrasted with an image of her in a short, elegant black mini-dress with a deep, ruffled neckline, worn with a pair of stunning thigh-high boots. The textures are a key part of the story, from the soft drape of silk in a robe-like top to the hard, structured leather of a bucket hat and the chunky soles of her boots.
The styling and atmosphere work in perfect synergy to tell a compelling story. The urban backdrop of a city skyline and rooftop railings grounds the high-fashion looks, creating an edgy, accessible feel. Turner’s hair is styled with a tousled, windswept texture that gives every pose a sense of spontaneous energy. Her makeup, at times bold and smoky and at others fresh and natural, adapts to each look while maintaining a consistent sense of effortless cool. From the relaxed confidence of her pose in the leather trousers to the almost defiant gaze in the wide-brimmed hat, her attitude sells the story as much as the clothes do. This photoshoot is a definitive moment in her evolving celebrity style , solidifying her place as a fashion chameleon who can go from elegant to edgy with a single flash of the camera.
Trading couture for the court, Emma Raducanu’s US Open practice-wear—a fun, graphic t-shirt—serves up a surprising blend of high-performance and playful style.
For a long time, the most impactful celebrity fashion moments were reserved for the red carpet. But with the rise of a new generation of icons, the playing field has expanded, and nowhere is this more evident than on the tennis court. Emma Raducanu, an athlete as known for her on-court dominance as her effortless off-duty style, recently showcased a look that proves performance gear can be just as compelling as any couture gown.
