On July 21, Rachel Zegler stepped onto the Palladium balcony in a sculptural white gown—part Eva Perón, part pop icon—blurring theatre and fashion in one cinematic sweep.
It’s 9 p.m. in London, and Argyll Street has gone still. Then—like clockwork—Rachel Zegler emerges. One arm raised, one foot forward, she channels Eva Perón with the kind of theatrical precision that makes you forget this is a musical and not a moment of history. But it’s the look that stops traffic.
Captured mid-stride in Prada’s Fall/Winter 2025 campaign, Kendall Jenner trades static glamour for kinetic grace—where every flick of fabric feels like a manifesto.
There’s something hypnotic about Kendall Jenner in motion. Not posed, not perched—just walking. Arms swinging, gaze locked, skirt fluttering like a metronome. In Prada’s Fall/Winter 2025 campaign, she’s not just modeling clothes; she’s modeling velocity.
Moss fused jungle kitsch with garden-party glam at the Naked Gun premiere—her pink leopard-floral gown a maximalist wink on Leicester Square’s purple carpet.
On July 22, 2025, Lottie Moss stepped onto the purple carpet at Cineworld Leicester Square for the UK premiere of The Naked Gun—and brought with her a look that felt like a fever dream of florals, feline prints, and unapologetic fun.
