Taylor Swift attended Este Haim and Jonathan Levin’s wedding in Ojai, California, on December 31, 2025, wearing a Rabanne sequined gown.
Taylor Swift moving through the garden path. Rabanne sequined crepe de chine catching every flicker of light, gold alive, fabric heavy but fluid. Shawl beige, draped loose, almost hesitant, softening the sharpness of sequins.
Her hand carries detail — Kindred Lubeck’s diamond ring, old mine cut, small but piercing. Bag tucked close, Vivienne Westwood velvet jacquard, heart frame hidden in shadow. Accessories quiet, but deliberate.
Alyssa Sutherland wore a blue one-piece swimsuit with ruffles and a bold abstract print during a studio photoshoot, her long blonde hair framing her face.
Alyssa Sutherland sits on a concrete ledge, barefoot, against a plain white brick wall. The setting feels unpretentious, almost like a back alley or an unfinished space. No red carpet here. Just her, the wall, and the camera. She’s wearing a one-piece swimsuit, mostly bright blue, slashed with streaks of purple, yellow, and black. It’s got ruffles across the bust, one shoulder strap hanging loose off her arm.
Eiza González and Grigor Dimitrov were spotted at Brisbane Airport on January 1, 2025, arriving ahead of the Brisbane International.
Eiza González walking steady. Pink shirt loose, layered over green dress, sandals brown, handbag swinging. Phone in hand, casual, almost distracted.
Grigor Dimitrov beside her. White tee plain, pants black, sneakers beige. Purple cap tilted, duffel bags heavy, arms full.
Backdrop ordinary. Baggage storage sign, tiled floor, airport glow. Nothing polished, nothing staged. Just movement, just arrival.
It’s blunt. Outfits simple, colors soft, sneakers worn. Together, they carry presence. A look that feels like travel stitched into fabric.
There’s honesty here. Clothes chosen for comfort, for transit, for ease. A frame caught between celebrity and everyday rhythm.
Not just an airport sighting. More like a pause in pink and green — shirt against dress, sneakers against floor, presence against signage.
