In a third-round match defined by contrasting styles (on and off the court), Emma Raducanu’s pastel pink took on Amanda Anisimova’s cool blue.
The WTA 1000 National Bank Open on August 1, 2025, wasn’t just a contest of serves and backhands; it was a study in sartorial contrast. On one side, Emma Raducanu in a soft, bubblegum pink kit—a long-sleeve top and matching flouncy skirt. The color choice, so often associated with a delicate sensibility, felt like a deliberate choice. A kind of defiant femininity, you could say. Her opponent, Amanda Anisimova, presented a different aesthetic entirely. In a solid, serene blue tank and pleated skirt, her look was all business—clean lines, no frills. Was this a reflection of their game plans? A subtle psychological edge?
Daniella Pineda, attending the National Hispanic Media Coalition Impact Awards, presented a masterclass in modern goth glamour—a look both dramatic and refreshingly pared-back (a delicate balancing act, to be sure).
Some red carpet looks are statements; others are quiet conversations. Daniella Pineda’s appearance at the National Hispanic Media Coalition Impact Awards Gala on June 6, 2025, fell into the latter camp, but with an intriguing, gothic whisper. She didn’t rely on theatrics or a riot of color, instead opting for a beautifully draped black gown that felt both timeless and utterly of the moment.
Never one to mince words, Shannen Doherty embodied a sleek, pre-Y2K minimalism for her 2000 Bikini Magazine shoot (a look we’ve been seeing a lot of, incidentally, in the latest runway collections).
Looking back at the year 2000, it’s easy to see a fashion moment teetering on a precipice. Before the era of stylists as all-powerful gatekeepers, before every outfit was a calculated social media event, a celebrity’s look could just, well, exist. Mike Ruiz’s images of Shannen Doherty for Bikini Magazine capture exactly that—a star untethered from today’s carefully constructed visual narrative.
