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Unsurprisingly, Ellen Pompeo can carry on a full conversation while having eyelash glue applied to her face.

“I’ve been doing it a long time,” Pompeo says as makeup artist Hung Vanngo works his magic.

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The “Grey’s Anatomy” star — and glam chair pro — is in New York for a few days, the cornerstone event being attending Michael Kors’ show Wednesday morning. The trip provided a good excuse for a little mother-daughter trip, so Pompeo has brought along her 8-year-old daughter Sienna; they spent Valentine’s Day having a playdate with one of Sienna’s friends, and are off to the Kors show together.

While Pompeo gets glammed, sipping coconut water as Aaliyah and Boyz II Men play overhead, Sienna hangs out near her mom, playing with toys in her pajamas.

“It was a nice little chance for us to just have a little time together,” Pompeo says of the girls’ trip.

It will be Sienna’s second fashion show after the whole family traveled to Italy last year for a Dolce & Gabbana show.

“I’m looking forward to actually seeing Sienna’s face,” Pompeo says of taking her daughter to the Kors show. “She’s 8 years old, but she loves the glamour.”

While Wednesday was the first Kors runway show she’d attended, Pompeo has known the designer for years.

“Back in the day when the Met Ball was a little more of a smaller event, a little more of a New York event, I used to go with him,” she said. “I went as his date a couple of times.”

Now that she is stepping back some from her role as a regular on “Grey’s,” Pompeo has more time to do things like come to New York for a fashion show, as well as star in other projects. She’ll

Kate Hudson brought her signature boho chic vibes and took business casual to a whole new level in a sizzling head-to-toe black look.

Representing Michael Kors in a blazer and bandeau combination — which she calls the “best of both worlds” — Kate stole the show in the front row for the designer’s fall/winter 2023 show during New York Fashion Week.

Kate shared a behind-the-scenes look at her getting-ready process on Instagram, including a shot of the finished product.

Kate opted for a two-piece set from Kors that accentuated her trim and toned physique and perfectly encapsulated her ethereal-meets-elegant vibe.

Donning all black, the 43-year-old actress paired a halter-neck bandeau top with a blazer and a flowy maxi skirt with a thigh-high slit.

The slit on Kate’s skirt provided a tasteful peek at her shapely legs, while the bandeau top highlighted her trim midsection. She paired her ensemble with a pair of classic black pumps and a black clutch, accessorizing with fun abstract dangle earrings and some gold rings.

Kate Hudson is a stunner in all-black Michael Kors for New York Fashion Week

Kate opted to wear her blonde hair in a top knot hairstyle with some face-framing waves left loose in the front, perfectly complementing her “big-city-meets-beach” vibes.

Her makeup was neutral with light pink tones, except for her bold black eyeliner, providing a sun-kissed allure.

Kate shared a series of photos on her Instagram, including some of herself enjoying some avocado toast in a silk floral robe while she got a manicure before getting into full glam.

She captioned her post, “🖤A little bts 🖤 @michaelkors @elleusa (shot by @jakerosenberg 📸.”

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Gloria Steinem may, for most people, be known as a key figure in feminism. But she is also increasingly gaining a reputation as a style icon.

The latest evidence appeared around the hips of models at the Michael Kors show at New York fashion week on Wednesday. Many of them wore a version of the low-slung, decorated belt that has become a Steinem signature. It appeared over sweater dresses, flares and miniskirts.

Steinem’s belt, with its silver decoration, is often a concho – a design that has its roots in Navajo culture. In a steinem-style” data-link-name=”in body link”2015 interview with Lena Dunham, she named it as an element of her “power outfit” that she wears when she wants to feel like “a rad bitch”.

The majority of Kors’s show was less rad and more the refined and tasteful clothes appreciated by the discreetly wealthy women that make up his customer base.

There were long herringbone coats, skirt suits and trouser suits, as well as sequin dresses and glamorous evening coats. A colour scheme of brown, taupe, camel on cashmere and tailoring felt very Succession’s Shiv Roy.

At a press conference before the show, Kors displayed a mood board of references for the collection – featuring 1960s and 70s stars including Steinem plus Jane Fonda, Aretha Franklin, Yoko Ono and Cicely Tyson.

“The women who intrigued me then and still intrigue me today are the women who break the rules,” he said. “They’re strong, powerful, smart [but] they’re happy to admit that they love fashion.”

As well as learning about feminism through these famous women, Kors also had a lesson at home. His own mother was featured on the board – an athlete and feminist who once tried out for the Philadelphia Eagles.

“They said that they were

NEW YORK – Michael Kors channeled classic ’70s style for his latest collection, drawing inspiration from powerful women of the era like Tina Turner, Jane Fonda, Gloria Steinem and even his mother.

Steinem sat front row Wednesday during Kors’ york-fashion-week”New York Fashion Week show, which featured models sporting a variety of classic New York looks from the decade, including overcoats and thick leather belts and bell sleeves and dramatic bell bottom trousers, oversized sunglasses, suede boots and fringe.

“They never gave up on looking fabulous,” the designer said of his mother and Steinem. “That’s timeless.”

The show was packed with elite guests: actors Mindy Kaling, Katie Holmes, Kate Hudson sat front row, as did New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour.

“West Side Story” star Rachel Zegler said the show’s appeal was obvious because “nobody dresses women like Michael Kors.”

Keeping with his love of New York city style, Kors relied on neutral colors while still incorporating his signature black and adding brown tones.

Fringe was woven throughout the pieces onto scarfs, clutches and mini dresses. Kors also drew inspiration from Greenwich Village and what the designer called its “blend of the urban and bohemian.” “There is this polish that is a very big city but then definitely a warmth and earthiness,” he said.

Kors’ looks weren’t just on the runway. Actor and dancer Maddie Ziegler wore a Kors suit – one of several stars wearing Kors pieces – and said the designer had a knack for designing a power suit tailor-made for women.

“It’s so sexy

After making her acting debut in Bollywood, Kareena Kapoor has become a household name in the business. We are constantly amazed at how skilfully she performs. We are equally astounded by Kareena’s immaculate style and sense of fashion. She constantly wears the latest trends, but especially while choosing the western approach. Whether it’s for red-carpet occasions, lunches with her girlfriends, or family vacations, Kareena’s impeccable clothing selections are a constant. She has a talent for outfits that make a statement. Kareena’s inherent beauty always comes through, regardless of whether she is dressed up in glitzy ensembles with plenty of makeup or dressed down in a street-style approach. Kareena Kapoor has unveiled her appearance for season 4 of What Women Want, and she’s keeping whatever she’s cooking hot.

Kareena Kapoor Khan is picture-perfect in a red Michael Kors crisscross jumpsuit

She chose a red Michael Kors jumpsuit for a completely monotone look. The most recent jumpsuit style worn by Kareena Kapoor Khan checks all the necessary boxes for the ideal attire for an event. For evening soirées and elegant occasions, Kapoor Khan’s figure-hugging jumpsuit championed exquisite construction and sophisticated elegance. It had a solid red bodice, a crisscross neckline, and a waist that was cinched with a stylish red belt. She donned red pumps to dress up the appearance and left the accessories at rest. The actor upped the ante with daring makeup choices, such as a soft smoky eye, a flawless matte base that was made ideal with sculpted cheekbones and flushed cheeks, pink lip stain, and middle-parted glossy open hair.

On the work front, Kareena will be seen next in Sujoy Ghosh’s thriller, which will be based on the Japanese book The Devotion of Suspect X. She will be sharing screen space with Jaideep Ahlawat and Vijay Varma in

The cast of the second season of “The White Lotus” have been everywhere since the show became one of the biggest things on television this past fall and after several of them made appearances at fashion weeks this year, the cast reunited in Los Angeles Sunday night for the Screen Actors Guild Awards 2023, where they were up for Best Ensemble in a Drama Series.

To mark the occasion, Aubrey Plaza chose a custom michael-kors-2/” data-ylk=”slk:Michael Kors;elm:context_link;itc:0″ class=”link “Michael Kors Collection dress, together with her stylist Jessica Paster.

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“I have been working with Aubrey Plaza for almost 17 years, so when she got nominated, I wanted something sexy, current, and modern,” Paster says. “I have worked with Michael for many years, and he came up with something perfect for us. Anytime I explain to Michael what I want in a look he gets it exactly right, every time.”

The look was a bronze stretch crepe bare midriff front-slit column gown with hand-embroidered sequins.

“Aubrey is such a versatile talent, which makes all of her characters so engaging to watch,” says Michael Kors. “And when it comes to the red carpet, Aubrey understands what works for her and is always willing to be daring in her choices, yet sleek and sophisticated at all times. I wanted something that was memorable and glamorous and would definitely turn heads — a look that was both audacious and timeless.”

The season two cast has already been honored several times this awards season, with Jennifer Coolidge winning Best Supporting Actress, Series, Miniseries or Television Film at the Golden Globes and the show taking home the prize for Best Limited or Anthology Series or Television Film.

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Lori Harvey has signed with IMG Models and WME, WWD has learned exclusively.

The modeling agency will work on building Harvey’s portfolio in fashion editorial work and advertising, as well as endorsements in beauty and lifestyle. At WME, the focus will be on her business across “television, digital content, acting, producing and beyond,” according to the company.

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“It’s a dream to work with IMG Models and WME,” Harvey told WWD in an exclusive statement. “I’m so excited for what this next chapter holds and am looking forward to expanding my business ventures across fashion, TV, film and entertainment.”

The 25-year-old model and entrepreneur, founder of skin care brand Skn by LH, is a regular fixture at high-profile fashion events and shows. A trendsetter to her 4.6 million Instagram followers and counting, she most recently attended the Met Gala with Michael Kors, was a 2022 Essence Fest panelist and in the committee for Miss Universe 2021.

Harvey has appeared in publications that include W Magazine, Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar and, along with Michael Kors, has developed relationships with fashion houses Burberry and Valentino. An Atlanta native, daughter of Marjorie Harvey and the adoptive daughter of comedian Steve Harvey, she resides in Los Angeles.

At IMG Models, Harvey joins a roster of clients that include Gigi and Bella Hadid, Hailey Bieber, Precious Lee, Paloma Elsesser, Alton Mason, Eileen Gu, Diana Silvers and Richie Shazam. On the entertainment side, WME represents Selena Gomez, Gal Gadot, Dwayne Johnson, Chrissy Teigen, Shay Mitchell, Charlize Theron, Eva Longoria and Ryan Reynolds.

Harvey will continue to be represented by Tre Thomas and Townsend & Locket LLC.

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Scraps from clothes made for Clarks, Next and River Island are being illegally burnt, creating toxic pollution, an investigation has found.

The British fashion chains are among global brands accused of ‘rank hypocrisy’ after the revelation that their garment offcuts are being incinerated in giant plastic bags, emitting poisonous fumes.

Fabric, labels or scraps belonging to nine major companies were among hundreds of tons of textiles being burnt at warehouses in Cambodia.

A joint investigation by the Daily Mail and Unearthed, Greenpeace’s journalism arm, reveals how warehouses are burning the rags for fuel as it is cheaper than wood. Scraps and labels belonging to Nike, Reebok, H&M, Michael Kors, Diesel, and Ralph Lauren were also found among the mountain of offcuts waiting to be incinerated.

Images show workers amid towering waste while others reveal labourers stoking the flames of the kilns with the fashion offcuts although it is illegal to burn factory waste in Cambodia.

Last night campaigners and MPs urged the brands to take immediate action.

Tory MP Philip Dunne, chairman of the environmental audit committee, said the findings are ‘deeply troubling and pose major questions to some of the UK’s biggest clothing brands’.

Dr Laurie Parsons, of Royal Holloway, University of London, who has previously investigated the issue, claims poor regulation means companies can ‘get the green pound from looking green’ without doing the work.

We’ve seen an abundance of high-end fashion collaborations in recent years. Adidas x Gucci, Burberry x Supreme, and Stella McCartney x Disney are just a few to have grabbed our attention. More recently, renowned fashion label Michael Kors and the luxury Italian sportswear brand Ellesse have joined forces to unveil a retro-inspired athleisure collection. And it’s already got the seal of approval from TikTok star-turned-actor Addison Rae, who was pictured wearing the collection whilst out and about in Los Angeles, California. Feeling inspired? Here’s how to buy the Michael Kors x Ellesse collab in the UK.

The 24-piece collection, launched in May, includes a nostalgic line of hoodies, T-shirts, swimsuits, track jackets, joggers, slides, bucket hats, backpacks, and trainers — all of which are adorned with the signature Michael Kors and Ellesse logos.

As Glamour notes, michael-kors-ellesse-collection”the collaboration is inspired by 1970s athletics and has been designed with the legendary Ellesse colour palette that includes shades of red, orange, navy blue, and crisp white.

With prices starting at £55, the collection was previously available to buy at the #MKxellesse pop-up at Ellesse’s flagship Regent Street store in London. Thankfully, the collab is now also available to purchase online, and you can pick up some pieces for yourself on the official Michael Kors and Ellesse websites.

Photographed by Lachlan Bailey, model Emily Ratajkowski launched the collab campaign alongside rapper Jay Critch, musician Wolftyla, the Japanese Youtuber Kemio, and fellow models Lexi Boling, Herzen Clerge, and Lucas Ucedo.

Speaking of her time modeling the MK x Ellesse collection, Ratajkowski previously told Vogue that she’s a “major fan” of fashion designer Kors and loves working with him. “Being on set in Miami with amazing creatives that I’ve had the pleasure of working on projects with in the past felt