In a pink tank and teen-pop poise, Mandy Moore struck a pose at Bayfront Park—just weeks before “So Real” would catapult her into TRL-era stardom.
Before the platinum records and red carpet turns, there was this: Mandy Moore, 14, arms crossed in a bubblegum-pink tank, staring down the lens with the kind of precocious poise that defined late-’90s pop royalty. The setting? A photo session at Miami’s Bayfront Park Amphitheater on December 17, 1998—just days after her debut single “Candy” began its slow climb into the teen zeitgeist.
Abigail Cowen embraces a raw, textured aesthetic for Schon Magazine’s July 2025 issue, marrying cozy knits and dark glamour in an intimate editorial that defies expectations.
In a captivating spread for the July 2025 issue of Schon Magazine, Abigail Cowen steps away from the polished sheen of typical celebrity editorials, offering a series of portraits that resonate with a moody, sophisticated grunge. The styling leans heavily into tactile contrasts, juxtaposing warmth and vulnerability with sharp, defined silhouettes.
Rodrigo brought high-octane sensuality and late-2000s attitude to NOS Alive—part pop concert, part glam-rock séance in crystal fringe and defiant leather.
There’s a moment mid-set when Olivia Rodrigo throws her head back, one arm slung skyward, and you can almost hear the ghost of Joan Jett whispering “hell yes.” At NOS Alive 2025 in Lisbon, Rodrigo wasn’t just performing—she was conjuring. Leather, fringe, and pure grit collided in a look that felt like a rebellious homage to the MySpace era, modernized with pop star precision.
