A fitted floral dress, pink backdrop, and editorial poise — Becky G’s fashion photoshoot for Who What Wear channels high fashion with a whisper of Herrera romance.
Becky G doesn’t just wear Carolina Herrera — she translates it. In her September 2025 photo diary for Who What Wear, she steps into the frame with a look that fuses floral elegance with editorial clarity.
Her dress is a fitted, sleeveless piece in a rich blue base, adorned with a vibrant floral print that feels both painterly and precise. The silhouette is classic Herrera: a V-neckline, tailored bodice, and mid-calf hem that skims the body with quiet confidence. It’s a fashion photoshoot moment that evokes the brand’s legacy of femininity without veering into nostalgia.
Accessories are kept minimal, allowing the print and cut to speak. Open-toe heels elongate the leg and add a touch of modernity. No visible jewelry — just clean styling and a confident stance.
Floral, leopard, and polka dots collide — Carly Pearce’s concert outfit at Big Machine’s 20th Anniversary channels onstage fashion with bold statement energy (and boots to match).
Carly Pearce didn’t just perform at Big Machine’s 20th Anniversary concert — she made a fashion statement that refused to play it safe. Her look? A riot of prints, textures, and attitude that turned the Nashville stage into a runway of its own.
The dress is a patchwork of personality: floral motifs meet leopard spots and polka dots in a silhouette that’s equal parts country charm and editorial edge. The fabric appears lightweight — likely chiffon or crepe — allowing for movement as Pearce commanded the stage with vocal power and visual punch.
Black pointed-toe boots ground the look with a rocker twist, adding contrast to the whimsical prints. No visible jewelry keeps the focus on the dress’s bold composition. It’s a concert outfit that feels curated, not costume — a spotlight moment built for both stage lights and flashbulbs.
Her pose offstage is confident, her smile wide. The branded backdrop — “Big Machine 20 Years Strong” — frames her in celebratory prestige, but her styling keeps the mood personal. Onstage, she’s expressive, engaged, and fully in her element.
Hair cascades in soft waves, makeup polished — likely a defined eye and neutral lip to balance the print-heavy ensemble. The styling cohesion is tight, playful, and unmistakably performance-ready.
A black one-piece, paddleboard poise, and jet ski ease — Nina Dobrev’s off-duty fashion moment in Italy channels leisurewear with editorial clarity (and celeb sparkle).
Nina Dobrev doesn’t just vacation — she curates a mood. On a sun-drenched dock in Italy, surrounded by celeb friends including Zac Efron, she stepped into the frame in a look that fused athletic elegance with yacht-side ease.
Her swimsuit is a study in restraint: a matte black one-piece with a scoop neckline and high-cut leg, evoking the streamlined silhouettes of 1990s Bond girls and modern-day wellness icons. The fabric appears to be stretch jersey — smooth, sculpting, and built for movement.
No accessories distract from the silhouette. No jewelry, no cover-up — just clean lines and a confident stance. It’s off-duty fashion that feels editorial, not performative.
The setting amplifies the mood: calm water, paddleboard beneath her feet, and a jet ski parked nearby. Dobrev’s posture is relaxed but engaged — a woman in motion, not just posing. The lighting is natural, the vibe effortless.
Hair flows loose and natural, makeup minimal — likely just SPF and a hint of glow. It’s the kind of styling cohesion that whispers luxury without shouting brand names.
