Elizabeth Banks brings a dose of electric “Barbiecore” to the game show stage, stepping out in a sharp, fuchsia pantsuit (a look that commands attention).
There are on-screen looks, and then there are looks that simply cannot be ignored. For the season finale of Press Your Luck , Elizabeth Banks debuts a style that is unapologetic and utterly vibrant—a testament to the power of a single, bold color. Her outfit for the “Taco Run!” episode is less a fashion choice and more a confident declaration.
Banks attends the show in a two-piece pantsuit in a high-voltage shade of fuchsia. The blazer, with its structured shoulders and clean lines, feels sharp and professional, while the matching straight-leg trousers provide an elongated silhouette. The large, black buttons on the jacket offer a graphic contrast, a punctuation mark against the expanse of bright pink. Underneath, a simple black top allows the vibrant suit to be the singular focus.
Jackie Tohn unveils a sophisticated plaid look for the Televerse Festival, delivering a polished, rock ‘n’ roll vibe that is both unexpected and deeply chic.
There are looks that follow the rules, and then there are looks that write their own. For the Television Academy’s Inaugural Televerse Festival, where she was a nominee for her series Nobody Wants This , Jackie Tohn attended in an ensemble that felt both familiar and completely new. It was a masterclass in subverting expectations.
Isabela Merced’s new ‘Apocalipsis’ video unveils a dazzling, fringe-heavy look—a cinematic tribute to 1920s glamour and Latin rhythm.
There are looks, and then there are moments . In the new music video for “Apocalipsis (versión salsa)” with Tony Succar, Isabela Merced debuts a visual feast—an aesthetic so complete it transports the viewer instantly. The look is more than just an outfit; it’s a character in itself, dripping in vintage-inspired glamour and kinetic energy.
Merced channels a modern-day flapper with an electrifying twist. The ensemble features a two-piece set defined by a cascade of fringe and sequins. The top is a shimmering bralette, while the matching skirt is accented with a deep red sash—a subtle nod to the fiery passion of salsa music. The movement of the fringe, a visual echo of every dance step, is mesmerizing. Later, a sheer, embellished cape or shawl adds a layer of dramatic flair, framing her movements with a celestial shimmer.
The styling is a masterclass in period-meets-present. Her hair is slicked back into sharp, classic finger waves, a direct tribute to the Jazz Age. The bold, vampy makeup—a dark lip and smokey eye—completes the theatrical mood. Most striking of all are her accessories. The statement necklace, a weighty piece of polished gold-toned metal studded with large, crimson-colored stones, feels like a true vintage find.
