Emma Myers unveils a seaside-inspired, knitwear-heavy aesthetic in her latest Seventeen August 2025 photoshoot, a charming (and cozy) departure from her usual polished fare.
There’s a certain kind of nostalgia that hits when you see a perfect preppy look—like a sepia-toned memory of summers spent by the water. And for her latest cover story with Seventeen magazine, Emma Myers debuts exactly that, trading her sleek, modern silhouettes for something with a distinctly British, almost windswept vibe. The location—a blustery, rocky shoreline—provides the perfect backdrop for a collection of outfits that feel both rustic and entirely intentional. This is not just a photoshoot; it’s a mood board for a chic coastal getaway.
Miranda Cosgrove attends the Cinespia screening of “Point Break” in a cozy, casual-cool look—a whiplash chic turn from red carpet glamour.
There’s something so refreshing about seeing a celebrity dress for an event exactly the way a normal person would. On Saturday, August 2, 2025, at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Miranda Cosgrove attended the Cinespia screening of “Point Break” in a look that was more relaxed weekend than high fashion. And honestly? It was perfect. She unveils a style that’s both approachable and effortlessly put-together, showing us how to nail laid-back summer style without looking sloppy. The atmosphere of a starlit cemetery screening of a cult classic action flick calls for a specific vibe, and Cosgrove absolutely nailed it.
Lily Collins steps onto the set of Emily in Paris with a look that’s as chic as it is practical—white shorts, bold accessories, and a touch of Parisian flair. Her ensemble is a masterclass in effortless elegance, blending comfort with style in a way only the French capital can inspire.
Lily Collins, the star of Netflix’s beloved series Emily in Paris, has once again proven her prowess in mixing casual cool with high fashion. On the bustling set of Season 5, she donned an outfit that effortlessly captures the essence of Parisian chic—a style that’s both timeless and modern.
