Emma Raducanu wore a sleeveless blue and black tennis dress by Nike during the 2026 Transylvania Open Final in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
On February 7, 2026, Emma Raducanu stepped into the final of the Transylvania Open in Cluj-Napoca to face Romanian favorite Sorana Cîrstea , but the scoreboard told a brutal story: 6-2, 6-0 .
Olivia Dunne wore a strapless brown bodycon dress with pointed heels to the Madden Bowl EA Sports event during Super Bowl LX.
This isn’t some over-styled Super Bowl weekend moment. It’s simple. Confident. Knows what it’s doing. Olivia Dunne showed up at the Madden Bowl presented by EA Sports , part of Super Bowl LX festivities in San Francisco, with a look that skipped the sparkle and stuck the landing.
The choice? A strapless chocolate brown mini dress with a ribbed texture that reads as deliberate but not desperate. It hugs, but it doesn’t scream. She paired it with a suede-ish brown trench or jacket , worn off-shoulder, just loosely enough to say, “Yeah, I didn’t want to overthink it tonight.”
On her feet — sharp brown pointed heels , clean-lined with a side strap that actually adds something instead of complicating the shape. And she held a structured white satin clutch with gold hardware, basically the only bright note in the whole palette — and a smart one.
Hair down, side-parted, softly waved. Makeup warm, brows flat and brushed, lips neutral. The kind of face that knows exactly how long it’ll be under a flashbulb before she’s moving toward the next thing.
What I like most? It’s not leaning into “gamer girl” tropes, or overcorrecting into full glam. It sits in the in-between: quietly stylish, relaxed, knows you’re watching — but only sort of cares.
Becky G wore a sheer printed crop top, camouflage pants, and textured coat at Shaq’s Fun House event in Daly City on February 6, 2026.
This whole look reads like someone who showed up to have a good time but still wanted to flex a little on the way in. Becky G rolled up to Shaq’s Fun House in Daly City on February 6, 2026 , looking equal parts unbothered and calculated — in the best way.
She rocked a long-sleeve sheer crop top , totally see-through with branded navy and yellow graphic details layered over a solid bralette. Camo trousers , wide-legged and slouching slightly at the hem, grounded the look in early-2000s chaos — but intentional. The pants weren’t cropped or over-styled, just there. Standing their ground. Doing their camo thing.
Over all of it? A shaggy black faux-fur jacket , off her shoulders, worn more like a shrug than outerwear. Not functional. Just mood. And the pointed black boots peeking out underneath don’t scream for attention — they just sharpen the ends.
Sunglasses indoors always feel risky. But here? They make sense. Paired with hoops and a center-part hairstyle worn loose, this outfit doesn’t care if it’s cohesive — it’s cool. Slightly chaotic, kind of messy, and all the better for it.
I’ll say it flat-out: This is one of those event appearance looks that thrives because of the clash. Not in spite of it.
Camouflage’s been creeping back — not polished, not ironic. Raw and unruly. Becky’s look taps that lane while mixing in sheer elements from the influencer party playbook
She didn’t play safe, and that’s what gets remembered on a carpet like this.
Would you pair camo with faux-fur, or is that one texture too far?
