Outside Seth Meyers’ studio, Emily Ratajkowski resurrected Tom Ford’s infamous snake dress—Y2K seduction meets streetwise cool, with a keyhole cutout that still bites.
There are fashion moments, and then there are fashion flashbacks that feel like cultural time travel. On July 16, 2025, Emily Ratajkowski stepped outside the “Late Night with Seth Meyers” studio in Midtown Manhattan wearing the Gucci by Tom Ford Spring 2000 Snake Dress—a piece so iconic it practically slithers through fashion history.
In a cinematic hallway moment, Madelyn Cline channels soft suspense in a backless blush gown—part ingénue, part Hitchcock heroine, with a whisper of mischief.
There’s something deliciously eerie about a long hallway. Add Madelyn Cline in a flowing blush gown, and you’ve got a fashion moment that feels lifted from a dream—or a thriller. Captured in July 2025, this photoshoot trades beach clichés for corridor drama, with Cline gliding down a patterned carpet flanked by pink walls and closed doors.
On a palm-fringed beach, Madelaine Petsch channels quiet glamour in a gauzy white top—arms raised, ocean behind, and a mood that whispers rather than shouts.
There’s a kind of visual poetry that happens when fashion meets nature—and Madelaine Petsch’s June 2025 photoshoot is a masterclass in that delicate balance. Captured on a tropical beach with the ocean stretching behind her and palm trees swaying in the periphery, Petsch stands with arms lifted skyward, wrists crossed like a dancer mid-pose.
