Emily Ratajkowski debuts Tory Burch’s Fall 2025 eyewear, embracing sophisticated—and wholly wearable—rebellion.
There is a moment in fashion when a trend moves from the runway to the real world, and a certain kind of magic happens. Emily Ratajkowski, a chameleon of modern style, has always understood this. She doesn’t just wear clothes; she inhabits them, giving them life and a narrative all their own. And so, her collaboration with Tory Burch eyewear Fall 2025 is, in a word, inspired.
Take the first shot: against a cerulean sky, she wears a textural tweed knit, a piece that whispers of old-world Chanel. But the sunglasses? They are something else entirely. Oval, with a delicate gold frame and a whisper of a Tory Burch logo on the arm, they are a modern reinterpretation of a retro classic. They feel less like a trend and more like an heirloom you’d find tucked away in a chic grandmother’s drawer, but worn with a knowing, almost nonchalant confidence. It’s an interesting tension, no? The elegant past meeting the effortless present.
Then, there’s the floral dress. A draped, off-the-shoulder number that could have easily felt overly romantic or saccharine. But with the bold, sculptural sunglasses—a wide, tortoiseshell frame that commands attention—the look is anchored. It’s a perfect example of what I call “stylistic whiplash chic”—the art of pairing something soft and feminine with a piece that is sharp, bold, and a little bit dangerous. It’s an easy trick to get wrong, but she makes it look… easy.
Finally, the most academic of the looks: a taupe-colored cardigan, fastened with a whimsical brooch—a detail that I find utterly charming, a subtle nod to the kind of eccentricity I adore. The glasses here are rounded, intellectual, and in a rich tortoiseshell that feels both serious and playful. They aren’t just a prop; they’re a character in the story, suggesting a woman who reads books as seriously as she browses vintage shops.
Rihanna. The name itself is a style statement, isn’t it? She’s not just an artist; she’s a walking, breathing monument to fashion’s most rebellious and unapologetic moments.
And while we’ve all, of course, been utterly charmed by her red-carpet triumphs—the yellow Guo Pei at the Met, the sheer Dior… it’s her maternity style, in all its brazen glory, that has truly captivated me. This is not about concealing; it’s about celebrating. A very Italian concept, really, the joie de vivre of the human form in all its stages.
Yesterday, on August 11, 2025, in Beverly Hills, she gave us another glimpse into her world of effortless, casual chic while running errands. She is expecting her third child with A$AP Rocky, and with each pregnancy, she continues to rewrite the rules. The look was a perfect representation of her go-to maternity uniform: cropped, low-slung, and unapologetically her.
The outfit, at a glance, is simple. A bubblegum pink cropped hoodie—oh, the color! It’s a playful, almost cheeky shade that feels so right for a sun-drenched L.A. day. Beneath it, a matching pink bra top, peeking out just so, a detail that feels both intentional and completely off-the-cuff. But the real star, of course, is the growing baby bump, a proud, beautiful focal point of the ensemble. She treats it not as a condition to be dressed around, but as an accessory, a key element of the look itself. It’s a radical act of sartorial confidence, no?
And the jeans… my God, the jeans. Low-slung, baggy denim, a silhouette that is a staple of her pregnancy wardrobe. They’re a classic throwback to the 2000s, but here they feel utterly modern. It’s a style that many would find challenging to pull off, but on Rihanna, it just works. It’s a testament to her command of proportion and her ability to make a look her own.
But what truly cements her status as a style icon are the details. The layered jewelry, a cascade of gold and pearls, including a distinctive Marie Lichtenberg dog-tag pendant necklace . It’s a beautiful mix of hard and soft, luxury and street style. And on her feet? A pair of chunky Timberland boots . A practical choice, yes, but also one that feels so perfectly in line with her a-bit-of-everything aesthetic. I mean, we’ve seen her in sky-high stilettos while expecting, but this… this feels more grounded, more authentic to a woman running her day-to-day life. It’s a beautiful, honest moment of style.
Rihanna’s maternity wardrobe is more than just clothes; it’s a cultural reset. She’s not hiding. She’s not conforming. She’s showing the world that pregnancy is not a time to disappear into oversized tunics, but a moment to shine, to celebrate, and to be yourself, just… more so. And for that, we should all be eternally grateful.
The Rihanna Maternity Style Playbook
- Embrace the Crop: Don’t be afraid to show off the bump.
- Low-Slung Silhouettes: Opt for baggy, low-rise jeans or trousers.
- Layer with Gold: Mix delicate and chunky jewelry for a luxurious, lived-in feel.
- The Power of Pink: A pop of color can make even a casual outfit feel special.
- Mix and Match: Pair feminine pieces with masculine, practical footwear.
The streets of Los Angeles, darling… they are a peculiar kind of runway, aren’t they? Not the grand, theatrical spectacle of a Parisian show, but a more intimate, sun-drenched affair. And when a young starlet steps out, there’s an unspoken pressure to look both utterly relaxed and impossibly stylish. Very few get it right. But then, there’s Olivia Rodrigo.
On August 10, 2025, she was spotted out for lunch in what can only be described as a masterclass in urban sophistication. A look so deceptively simple, yet every detail was a whisper of a very well-thought-out wardrobe. We’ve seen her on the red carpet—the Versace, the vintage Chanel… but it’s these moments of off-duty glamour that truly reveal a star’s authentic style. And this, this was pure, unadulterated street style genius.
The centerpiece? A forest green and deep blue plaid mini dress. It’s a silhouette that harkens back to the rebellious ’90s, a subtle nod to the grunge aesthetic that was a staple for my own style icons growing up. But the cut here, the fitted bodice and the gentle A-line flare, makes it feel fresh and decidedly modern. It’s a piece that has that certain je ne sais quoi —it could be a vintage find from some hidden Parisian boutique, or a bespoke creation from a young, brilliant designer. The way it cinches at the waist is just perfect, a testament to the power of a well-tailored dress, non?
But let’s talk details. Because that’s where the true story of an outfit lives. Her accessories are what take this from a cute dress to a capital-F Fashion statement. On her feet, she wore the Loeffler Randall Leonie Ballet Flats . A delicate, black leather flat with a subtle bow—a piece that feels both classic and contemporary. It’s the kind of shoe that whispers “I have places to be, but I will do it with grace,” very much in the spirit of a true city girl, be it New York or Milan.
Her eyewear—the Bonnie Clyde Baby Tortoise sunglasses—are a stroke of pure L.A. cool. The small, oval shape in a tortoiseshell pattern adds a touch of retro glamour without trying too hard. It’s a detail that feels less like a trend and more like a permanent fixture of good taste. And then there was her phone case. Oh, the phone case! The Urban Sophistication the Puffer iPhone Case , a statement in itself. It’s that wonderful, slightly absurd juxtaposition of high-fashion sensibility and everyday practicality. A plush, cloud-like case that is a delightful piece of playful modern design. It’s the kind of thing you would see on the runway, repurposed for your most-used accessory.
And of course, we must mention the ring. A custom piece from Christina Kober, the Custom Engraved Write the Songs of Your Heart Wide Ring . A piece of wearable poetry. It’s this kind of personal, meaningful detail that I always look for. It reminds me of the old Italian ateliers, where every piece of jewelry told a story. This ring, this specific detail… it elevates the entire look from stylish to deeply personal. It speaks to the artist within, a reminder that true style is a reflection of who you are, not just what you wear.
So, is it groundbreaking? Perhaps not in the way a couture gown at the Met Gala is. But is it chic? Absolutely. It’s the kind of look that makes you feel a little bit hopeful about the future of celebrity style. That a young star can step out looking this effortlessly put-together, without an army of stylists and a mountain of diamonds. It’s a lesson in the power of good taste, a nod to timeless design, and a quiet rebellion against the loud and the overly branded. A true win for the L.A. streets.
The Olivia Rodrigo L.A. Lunch Look Listicle
- Plaid Mini Dress : A nod to the ’90s with a modern, tailored silhouette.
- Loeffler Randall Leonie Ballet Flats : The perfect blend of comfort and classic elegance.
- Bonnie Clyde Baby Tortoise Sunglasses : A vintage-inspired touch for that signature L.A. cool.
- Urban Sophistication the Puffer iPhone Case : A playful, tactile accessory that adds a modern edge.
- Christina Kober Write the Songs of Your Heart Wide Ring : A deeply personal, custom piece that tells a story.
