Disco might be dead, but the aesthetic has replaced the roaring '20s as the costume-centric party theme of choice. Honestly, we're not complaining. Disco style, which peaked from the 1970s to early '80s, featured sparkling ensembles styled to stand out even on a dark and crowded discothèque dance floor. And because of its roots in the music scene, there are plenty of genres to pull from so you can mix and match when putting together a disco-inspired outfit.

I think I donated all my old cork wedge sandals when I turned old enough to drink. The trend was far from over by then, and the pair of gold Michael Kors ones I bought because Blair Waldorf owned them on Gossip Girl reminded me too much of trying to open up an old bottle of Albariño. I think that has to do with why exactly the cork wedge fell out of favor.

Emily Ratajkowski wants to take back ownership of her body, and OnlyFans, she says, may be her way of doing that. The model—who got her start dancing nude in Robin Thicke's 2013 "Blurred Lines" music video—knows much of her fame comes from being overly sexualized in the industry. In a new episode of her podcast, High Low, she says that though she has contributed to that storyline—by sharing sexy photos of herself on her social media accounts—it is ultimately her body to share how she sees fit, and her celebrity status has instead made people believe they can use her body and image for profit without her consent.

Quando si arriva alla fatidica lunghezza media spesso ci si sente incompiute. Il taglio di capelli non è né corto né lungo, una semplice via di mezzo. Può risultare di transizione ma con i giusti accorgimenti si può costruire un hair look davvero definito e di tendenza. Basta guardare le passerelle di questo Autunno Inverno 2021/2022 per rendersi conto delle possibilità di variazione e fascino che si possono creare. Ecco quindi una carrellata di proposte per sperimentare con i tagli medi questa stagione.

The designer duo with the most star power in fashion attracted the glitterati to their show. Movie siren Scarlett Johansson, fashionista Poppy Delevigne and British actress Felicity Jones all turned out to support Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana at Milan Fashion Week. And Scarlett – a longtime Dolce & Gabbana devotée – stole the show with her signature old Hollywood glamour style. Her blush lace sheath dress – by the label itself, of course – was set off perfectly by a hairdo featuring sideswept Forties waves and a slick of red lipstick.