Kiernan Shipka attended Jennifer Klein’s “Day of Indulgence,” where her effortless Brentwood style redefined florals with a dash of rebellious edge.
There is a particular kind of genius in looking perfectly put-together without appearing to have tried at all. It’s an art form, really. And at Jennifer Klein’s annual “Day of Indulgence” event on August 10, 2025, Kiernan Shipka proved she is a true master. Her look was pure California ease, but with a clever twist that felt… well, very Paris, very Milan.
The star of this particular street style moment was a beautiful, flowing red dress with a floral print . A halter neckline, a delicate black trim—it was the kind of dress that makes you think of sunny afternoons and fresh-cut flowers. But this is Kiernan Shipka, after all. She’s not one to embrace cliché. Instead of pairing it with something equally delicate, she did something truly inspired.
She grounded the feminine red floral print with the unapologetic weight of chunky, black platform loafers or sneakers, and a matching slouchy black bag. It’s a juxtaposition that speaks volumes, a styling choice that’s both practical for a long day in Brentwood, California , and deeply fashionable. It’s a trend I’ve observed countless times on the runway, a kind of sartorial rebellion that says, “I can be soft and strong at the very same time.” She completed the casual but chic look with black sunglasses, a final, polished touch. The whole ensemble just… worked.
Is this the new way to do daytime glamour, or just Kiernan Shipka proving that you don’t have to choose between sweet and strong?
Hermione Corfield unveils a new kind of moody glamour, fusing delicate lace with a daring, rock-n-roll edge in her Cibelle Levi photoshoot.
Some photographers just have that touch, non? They don’t simply capture an image; they capture a feeling. Cibelle Levi has long been one of them, and for her photoshoot with Hermione Corfield on August 12, 2025, she has created a mood that is nothing short of… intoxicating. This is not your typical summer-on-a-balcony shoot, darling.
Corfield is seen leaning against a wall and on a lounge chair on a sun-drenched balcony, yet the atmosphere is one of brooding gothic romance —a perfectly calibrated defiance. The heart of the look is a navy blue dress with a deep V-neck and delicate, intricate lace long sleeves. The flowing silk fabric has a soft, ruffled hem that feels inherently feminine, almost poetic… and then, the accessories.
The boots. Ah, yes. These are not just any boots . They are a pair of buckled, black boots with a substantial heel and multiple straps that speak to a defiant, punk-infused spirit. And her belt—a striking, metallic piece that cinches the waist and provides a sharp, almost armor-like contrast to the ethereal dress. It’s a perfect stylistic marriage of softness and strength, of haute couture elegance and rock-n-roll rebellion. Is this what happens when delicate French lace meets rebellious Italian leather? Perhaps. It is certainly a photoshoot that proves the most romantic looks have a rebellious heart beating underneath.
Sometimes, the most dramatic statement isn’t made under a disco ball on a stadium stage, but quietly, on a Tuesday night in New York City. We all know the Katy Perry of “The Lifetimes Tour”—the one who commanded Madison Square Garden on Monday with sci-fi theatrics and robot armour. But the Katy Perry who stepped out on August 12, 2025, was a different woman entirely, and frankly, I am utterly charmed. This was not a performance; this was a deliberate, confident pivot to understated luxury, and it was a triumph.
She left the theatrics behind, trading her futuristic green bodysuit for the clean lines of Khaite’s Yael Maxi Dress. This strapless black dress, with its romantic white satin sweetheart corset underlay, is a masterclass in modern elegance. It’s a structured detail that speaks to a new kind of celebrity dressing… a more refined, more intentional approach that we are seeing everywhere from Paris to Milan. She finished the look with champagne-hued Malone Souliers Lily Bow Sandals, a delicate, understated choice that kept the focus squarely on the dress’s silhouette.
The accessories were the quiet force of this ensemble. The tan Hermès Mini Kelly Gold Epsom Leather with Gold Hardware bag is the kind of piece you don’t wear, you curate. It’s a nod to a heritage of craftsmanship that runs through my own Italian veins… a whisper, not a shout. And her Emily P Wheeler Baby Fringe Earrings added just a hint of sparkle, without ever trying to steal the show. It’s a complete reversal from the usual Katy Perry style—a rare 10% of her wardrobe that is stripped back to timeless elegance, proving that true style doesn’t need gimmicks.
Is this a permanent shift? Who knows. But it’s a beautiful moment, a thoughtful gesture toward the power of quiet luxury.
How to Achieve Katy Perry’s “Celebration Mode” Elegance
- Embrace the Classics: Invest in a timeless silhouette, like a sleek black dress, that serves as a beautiful backdrop for your accessories.
- Highlight a Single Feature: Use a subtle detail, like a sweetheart corset or a unique neckline, to add interest to an otherwise simple piece.
- Choose Understated Luxury: Instead of loud, flashy accessories, opt for heritage pieces like an Hermès bag or shoes from Malone Souliers that speak for themselves.
- Balance is Key: Pair classic lines with a touch of personal flair, whether it’s a delicate pair of fringe earrings or a subtle pop of color.
