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Skai Jackson On Social Media, Statement Tees, and Her Favorite Petite Styling Hacks
You might know Skai Jackson from her Disney Channel days, back when she starred in shows like Jessie and Bunk'd. But the child actress you're picturing in your head? Yeah, she's all-grown-up now, and aside from proving her many talents on last year's Dancing with the Stars, she recently landed a gig as #AerieReal's latest ambassador.Of course, keeping things real is nothing new for Jackson. In 2016, the now-19-year-old was named one of Time's most influential teens, an achievement that might have something to do with her impressively large social media following she has over 22 million followers on Instagram and Tiktok combined. On these platforms and beyond, Jackson has become an outspoken activist against social injustices, specifically racism, that our country continues to face.Speaking up about social injustices is really important to me," she told InStyle over email. Jackson hasn't been shy about calling out online bullies via stories or writing thought-provoking captions. She even uses fashion to her advantage, posting photos in pieces that display bold, positive messages, such as "all dreams are real" and "kindness," and wearing epic designs, like a Martin Luther King Jr. hoodie, that double as conversation starters.
Victoria Beckham Wore Leopard Print With a Lace Cutout
Victoria Beckham proved that friendship really is forever when she paid homage to her fellow Spice Girl Melanie B. — a.k.a. Scary Spice. Posh skipped the little Gucci dress and opted for Scary's signature leopard print in a new Instagram post, though she does add a touch of posh via a lacy cutout and delicate spaghetti straps.
Channeling my inner Scary Spice," VB wrote alongside the video. She also tagged Mel B. in the caption and added a leopard emoji for good measure. Vogue notes that the dress is part of Beckham's Spring 2021 collection and in the clip, she does her best QVC presenter, telling her followers why the dress is perfect for the upcoming warm weather.During their heyday as Spice Girls, Mel B. was known for her over-the-top leopard-print dresses and catsuits. Beckham, on the other hand, kept things sleeker, with her go-to all-black micro-mini skirts. While Beckham didn't name-drop Scary specifically during her Spring 2021 fashion show, she did say that she'd wear everything in the collection — and is proving that with her animal-print post.I can honestly say there's genuinely nothing I won't wear here, and that's not always the case with a runway collection," she said.
Chanel Wants You to Wear Footless Tights Under Your Skirt Like It's 2006
Are you in the mood to watch MTV's TRL, buy a Dooney & Bourke bag, and break out your trucker hat? No? Well, that's too bad, because we're time traveling back to 2006 thanks in part to Chanel's 2021 Métiers d’Art show.Just when we had fully accepted that butt fashion had made its triumphant return, with peek-a-boo thongs and attention-grabbing graphics popping up on our favorite celebrities, the fashion house is trying to convince us to give footless tights or leggings under skirts a try — and honestly, we're not that opposed. Sure, we associate this outfit combo with ladies like Hannah Montana and Rachel Bilson (back when she was playing Summer on The OC) but aside from allowing us to stay warm and cute during transitional seasons, it looks super sophisticated styled the Chanel way: color-coordinated, with tiny minis and structured sets.
Everything You've Ever Wanted to Know About Fendi's Fascinating History
Fendi is a fashion label that is pretty much synonymous with luxury. The Italian brand is known for its daring handbags that are made with impeccable precision, not to mention its signature double “F” logo. For almost 100 years, the fashion house has been pushing forward, inspiring its creative minds to do newer, more innovative things, all while keeping the collections inspiring and accessible for their loyal customers.Still run by the Fendi family, the brand is the same one that saw a young Karl Lagerfeld flourish as artistic director, which brought Fendi to the masses and showed customers how stunning and different certain materials can be. It's time to rewind and go all the way back to the beginning in 1925, discovering Fendi’s rich Italian history.
Dior Used an Extremely Rare Technique Dating Back to the 15 Century to Create This Delicate Detail
Sure, the usual crowd of celebrities and editors weren't in attendance, and plenty of safety precautions were put in place ahead of Dior's Cruise 2021 show. But once the fashion house's livestream showed models hitting the runway at the at the Piazza del Duomo in Puglia, Italy, one thing was clear: the designs were as stunning as always.Although there were plenty of printed, fringed dresses, leather corsets, and kerchiefs to be seen — the combination of which gave off a bohemian, cottagecore, and slightly medieval vibe — the details definitely deserve a closer look. Dior is committed to working with local artisans in Puglia, and that includes but isn't limited to tapping them for embroidery.
The Pilgrim Collar Is the Weird Trend You Never Saw Coming
Some of today's top fashion trends tend to be smaller in size — micro bags, bralettes, kitten heels — but when it comes to collars, things seem to be expanding. Oversized options, like the '80s-inspired pilgrim collar, are currently on the rise, not only popping up on the runway, but on the red carpet, too.Aside from their larger shape, these collars are typically white and are often scalloped or made of lace. Some are rounder while others come to a point, but in general, they're similar in style to what pilgrims wore — and most definitely stand out in the crowd, no matter what else you have on.While we're at home and have the time to experiment, we're thinking about giving this one a try. After all, pilgrim collars are quick and easy to incorporate into any wardrobe, and we've already found a ton of outfit ideas worth copying.