Nell Fischer appeared on ITV’s This Morning on January 6, 2026, wearing a crisp white blouse with scarf‑like detail and colorful statement earrings.
January 6th, studio light soft, neutral backdrop. Nell Fischer standing steady, gaze direct, outfit pared down but sharp. White blouse buttoned high, collar carrying a scarf‑like fold. Clean lines, fabric crisp, no fuss.
Her earrings pulled the eye. Abstract shapes, playful colors — navy stud anchoring pink, white, and blue elements. They swung slightly, catching light, adding rhythm to an otherwise restrained look. Hair brushed back, no loose strands. Makeup subtle, skin clear, glow natural. No bold lips, no heavy smokey eye. Just balance.
Dakota Johnson wore a Lululemon Focuser Scoop-Neck Bra and Glow Up Super-High-Rise Tight 28 leaving Tracy Anderson gym in Studio City January 2026.
Dakota Johnson is photographed on January 5, 2026, stepping out of the Tracy Anderson gym in Studio City, looking exactly like someone who has just finished a tough class. No drama, just a straightforward, sweaty exit. She wears a black Lululemon Focuser Scoop-Neck Bra and matching Lululemon Glow Up Super-High-Rise Tight 28 leggings, a clean, body-skimming set that shows a strip of midriff. On her feet, bright blue-and-white Nike Blue V2K Run Sneakers sit over white Adidas Originals Trefoil Crew Socks, the only real color in the outfit. A white towel is thrown over one shoulder, a soft grey sweatshirt is looped over her arm, and her hair is tucked under a black baseball cap. Dark Khaite x Oliver Peoples 1968C Sunglasses cover her eyes, turning this very normal moment into instant celebrity street style .
In one hand, she carries a big green glass bottle, fingers wrapped around the neck, the other juggling her phone and keys. The phone is parked in a Firenova Magnetic for iPhone 17 Pro Case Compatible with Magsafe, chunky and practical, with a Sophie Buhai Black Tassel Keychain swinging from it—just enough of a design flourish to remind you this is Dakota, not a random gym regular. You can see faint tattoos along her left arm, small gold hoops, and chipped-looking red polish on her nails. Behind her, the glass storefront reflects racks of neutral clothes and the sidewalk; the concrete under her sneakers still looks a bit damp, like it rained earlier. The whole thing feels more like a quick smoke break of a day—get in, work out, get on with life—than a planned photo moment.
As a winter off-duty look , the outfit is almost aggressively simple, which is its quiet strength. The Lululemon set fits well and gives clear lines; nothing bunches or digs in, which matters when every move is being photographed. All-black from neck to ankle, though, can look a little flat, almost like a wetsuit, and that is where the Nike Blue V2K Run Sneakers do the heavy lifting. They are big, almost cartoonish, and slightly clunky with the thin leggings, but they wake up the picture. The Adidas Originals Trefoil Crew Socks peeking out add to the slightly messy, real-life energy; it is not styled to death, and that helps. The Khaite x Oliver Peoples 1968C Sunglasses and baseball cap do most of the anonymizing work—classic L.A. camouflage. The look makes a small point: for an actor who spends nights in polished gowns, the truest uniform right now might be black leggings, ugly-cool trainers, and a towel that still smells like effort.
Style dilemma: if you walked out of that same class, would you copy her all-black base with loud sneakers, or trade the bright shoes for something quieter and neater?
Marisa Abela, Myha’la, and Miriam Petche posed for GQ’s January 2026 editorial by Joe Cruz, styled in eclectic outfits mixing formal tailoring with casual streetwear.
