Suri Cruise stepped into Manhattan’s humidity with a cropped tank, ballet flats, and a discreet belly ring—Y2K nostalgia meets Gen Z cool, minus the paparazzi panic.
Suri Cruise, now 19 and home from Carnegie Mellon for the summer, was spotted in New York City on July 11, 2025, debuting a new belly button piercing with the kind of casual confidence that’s quietly becoming her signature.
Jeanette Biedermann lit up Starnacht am Wörthersee in a glittering dress and tailored blazer—pop nostalgia meets power dressing, with a synth beat behind her.
Jeanette Biedermann returned to the Austrian stage on July 5, 2025, for Starnacht am Wörthersee, delivering a performance that fused pop legacy with sharp tailoring. Held in the Klagenfurter Ostbucht and broadcast live on ORF 2, the Eurovisions-style event featured a lineup of German and Austrian stars, but Biedermann’s set—anchored by her current single “How It’s Got to Be”—was a standout.
Dakota Johnson, ever the style maven, fused monochrome minimalism with sly opulence—fishnet Alaïas, emeralds, and a wink of retro Roma glamour.
Dakota Johnson’s July 15, 2025 outing in Rome was less paparazzi bait, more editorial moment—an image-driven masterclass in quiet luxury with a twist. Spotted dining al fresco in the Eternal City, Johnson wore a look that felt like a whisper of Old Hollywood filtered through a modern lens.
Her sleeveless black top and high-waisted white skirt formed a crisp monochrome palette, but it was the accessories that did the talking. The Bottega Veneta Narrow Cat-Eye Sunglasses —with their knotted temples and cut-out lens detail—added a sly retro edge, while the Ophelia Eve Emerald Victorian Slider Necklace brought a flash of antique sentimentality. The necklace, set in 18k gold and featuring a 3.45 ct emerald, is a nod to Victorian-era symbolism—love, memory, and transformation.
Then came the shoes: Alaïa Ballet Flats in Fishnet , inspired by classical Japanese footwear and crafted in Italy. Their mesh texture and patent leather trim offered a tactile counterpoint to the clean lines of her outfit. On her arm, the Celine Clutch with Chain in Triomphe Canvas Embroidered —a compact piece with lambskin trim and gold finishing—anchored the look in Parisian polish.
The setting? A sun-drenched Roman terrace, white tablecloths fluttering, espresso cups half-sipped. Johnson’s posture—relaxed, composed, slightly aloof—felt cinematic, as if she’d just stepped out of a Luca Guadagnino frame.
Is this the new blueprint for vacation dressing? Or just Dakota Johnson reminding us that style doesn’t shout—it murmurs, with intent.
