Don’t get Sadie Sink started on High School Musical. “You just say the word and I can sing all the lyrics of ‘I Want It All’ from the third movie,” she laughs, describing her love of the iconic Disney Channel franchise and the characters Ryan and Sharpay Evans, played by Lucas Grabeel and Ashley Tisdale. “They are NOT the villains!” she passionately declares, only half joking. (For the uninitiated, she’s referring to the first film, in which the Evans siblings try to prevent Vanessa Hudgens’s Gabriella Montez and Zac Efron’s Troy Bolton from auditioning for the school musical.) “Sharpay put in the work! Where is the respect for seniority? But I could talk about this for hours.”

Dress, $13,300, bra, $750, underwear, $440, shoes, $1,170, earrings, $795, necklace, $1,490, and socks, $495, Miu Miu. Photography by Royal Gilbert

In fact, we’re only five minutes into our video chat, but here we are, already gossiping, grinning and giggling like two girls at a slumber party. She’s even dressed for one, wearing a relaxed striped shirt with a messy bun and barely-there makeup as she sits cross-legged on a chair in an L.A. hotel room. And maybe it’s her young age of 20, or maybe it’s because I’ve caught Sink in a lull after a whirlwind of press for season four of Stranger Things, but our conversation feels more intimate than most. This, I soon discover, is rare for the usually guarded actor.

Growing up in Brenham, Tex., Sadie Sink and her four siblings — three brothers and one sister — weren’t allowed to watch many movies, but one that they were able to enjoy was High School Musical (hence the obsession). “It really had a huge impact on me and started me and my brother Mitchell on our musical journey,” she shares. Case in point: The Sink siblings would make up their own choreography to various songs from the film and (in her words) force their family to watch them perform it. With two such fervent musical fans in the house, their parents enrolled both Sink and her brother in local singing, acting and dancing classes, which led them to get roles at a regional theatre in Houston. “My mom drove us to all these things — not in the hope of our ever going to Broadway or anything like that but because they were activities we loved doing.”

Top, $925, Sportmax. Necklace, $945, and ring, $645, Versace. Photography by Royal Gilbert

As luck would have it, that’s exactly what happened next. Sink was playing the titular role in a local production of Annie when she learned that Broadway was looking for its own red-headed protagonist. After submitting an audition tape, Sink was initially cast as an understudy, but a few months later, she became the star. She was 11 years old at the time. By 12, she was starring in The Audience (written by The Crown’s Peter Morgan) alongside Helen Mirren. “That’s when my relationship with acting changed,” notes Sink. “Working with some of the greatest minds in the industry taught me about what acting really is, and that’s when I decided this was what I wanted to do.”

With that in mind, Sadie Sink began a natural transition from stage to screen. After moving to New Jersey with her family, she landed a few guest spots on TV series like The Americans and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. But it wasn’t until she auditioned for season two of Stranger Things that her world completely changed. Although the casting directors were initially hesitant about Sink’s “old” age (she was 14 at the time!), she wouldn’t take no for an answer. “I just begged and pleaded with them to give me more material so I could show them something fresh,” she explains, describing how “right” the part of Max felt to her. The producers relented and called her in for a chemistry read with now co-stars Gaten Matarazzo and Caleb McLaughlin. The next day, she found out she’d got the part.

Dress and gloves, prices upon request, GCDS. Necklace, $114,000, and ring, $15,800, Bulgari. Photography by Royal Gilbert

With the fifth and final season of Stranger Things on its way, Sink isn’t sure if she has become more or less like her character, but she admits that they both tend to put up walls. “Max’s walls look very different from mine,” she says. “I don’t think I’m as cold as she is, but I can sometimes be slightly emotionally unavailable.” It then dawns on me that I’ve been seeing a slightly less guarded Sadie Sink on my screen — one who is quick to share stories and laugh at her situation and herself. However, she’s still careful with her words — and who could blame her? After watching the media devour other famous young females — like Britney Spears, Taylor Swift and even her co-star Millie Bobby Brown — Sink is smart to be cautious.

Speaking of Swift, Sink’s opportunity to work with the singer-songwriter on All Too Well: The Short Film in 2021 couldn’t have come at a better time. “I’m so grateful that she was able to give me such good advice in terms of navigating the industry as a young woman and about life in general,” Sink says, smiling. What exactly did Swift share? Well, that’s a secret Sink keeps to herself, although it’s clear from her expression that her friendship with Swift is special and full of mutual admiration. (Swift reportedly personally chose Sink for the role.) “As a director, she’s just as amazing as you’d think she would be,” Sink explains enthusiastically. “She is a powerhouse and can do anything she puts her mind to.”

Coat, $3,270, and bag, $6,445, Moschino. Tights, $275, Gucci. Shoes, $2,445, Versace. Photography by Royal Gilbert

Looking back, Sink is still processing her teen years spent in the spotlight. “It’s such a weird and specific situation that the Strangers Things cast and I are all in because the world knows who our characters are but we’re still trying to figure out who we are as people,” she says thoughtfully. “I think being in the industry accelerates you and you mature faster. But for the most part, it’s just so fun because the cast is all going through it together.”

To get her “typical teen fix,” Sink reveals she’d often condense multiple experiences, such as a high-school party or a late-night diner run, into one weekend and treat them like checking off boxes on a to-do list. But the one that got away? Living her High School Musical fantasy. “I would’ve absolutely loved to have been in a school production with kids my age,” she says wistfully.

Jacket, $5,435, Gucci. Bodysuit, $3,760, gloves, $670, and shoes, $1,460, Alaïa. Photography by Royal Gilbert

Although most people would happily trade homemade costumes for red-carpet couture, Sink admits she feels more comfortable in baggy jeans and a tank top than a bourgeois ball gown. “In a way, the clothing I wear in my personal life feels like a type of armour,” she shares, referring to the powerful suiting and edgy separates she’s been rocking recently. “I feel more like myself when I’m not dressed up.” That said, her love of blazers transcends both celebrity and real-life Sadie. “I will wear them until the day I die,” she laughs.

That’s the thing with Sadie Sink. As much as she is focused on continuing to build her career, with the 2021 horror franchise Fear Street, the final season of Stranger Things and Darren Aronofsky’s upcoming psychological drama The Whale (to be released later this year) and attempting to navigate a complicated relationship with the fame that follows, she’s still just a young woman trying to find herself as she graduates from her teens into her 20s. Whether she’s taking her cues from a grown-up Taylor Swift or the fictional and fabulous Sharpay, or a little bit of both, it’s clear that Sadie Sink will be calling the shots. And that’s exactly how it should be. “Honestly, my life has felt a bit like a coming-of-age movie,” she reveals. We’ll be here, waiting for the sequel.

Top, $1,120, skirt, $6,400, and shorts, $995, Prada. Photography by Royal Gilbert

Photography by ROYAL GILBERT. Creative direction and styling by GEORGE ANTONOPOULOS. Styling by KAREN CLARKSON. Hair by TOMMY BUCKETT FOR TRACEY MATTINGLY AGENCY. Makeup and nails by QUINN MURPHY FOR THE WALL GROUP. Production: NALIMA TOURÉ. Fashion assistants: MOLLY ELLISON AND AMY HOLDEN-BROWN.

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Don’t get Sadie Sink started on High School Musical. “You just say the word and I can sing all the lyrics of ‘I Want It All’ from the third movie,” she laughs, describing her love of the iconic Disney Channel franchise and the characters Ryan and Sharpay Evans, played by Lucas Grabeel and Ashley Tisdale. “They are NOT the villains!” she passionately declares, only half joking. (For the uninitiated, she’s referring to the first film, in which the Evans siblings try to prevent Vanessa Hudgens’s Gabriella Montez and Zac Efron’s Troy Bolton from auditioning for the school musical.) “Sharpay put in the work! Where is the respect for seniority? But I could talk about this for hours.”

Dress, $13,300, bra, $750, underwear, $440, shoes, $1,170, earrings, $795, necklace, $1,490, and socks, $495, Miu Miu. Photography by Royal Gilbert

In fact, we’re only five minutes into our video chat, but here we are, already gossiping, grinning and giggling like two girls at a slumber party. She’s even dressed for one, wearing a relaxed striped shirt with a messy bun and barely-there makeup as she sits cross-legged on a chair in an L.A. hotel room. And maybe it’s her young age of 20, or maybe it’s because I’ve caught Sink in a lull after a whirlwind of press for season four of Stranger Things, but our conversation feels more intimate than most. This, I soon discover, is rare for the usually guarded actor.

Growing up in Brenham, Tex., Sadie Sink and her four siblings — three brothers and one sister — weren’t allowed to watch many movies, but one that they were able to enjoy was High School Musical (hence the obsession). “It really had a huge impact on me and started me and my brother Mitchell on our musical journey,” she shares. Case in point: The Sink siblings would make up their own choreography to various songs from the film and (in her words) force their family to watch them perform it. With two such fervent musical fans in the house, their parents enrolled both Sink and her brother in local singing, acting and dancing classes, which led them to get roles at a regional theatre in Houston. “My mom drove us to all these things — not in the hope of our ever going to Broadway or anything like that but because they were activities we loved doing.”

Top, $925, Sportmax. Necklace, $945, and ring, $645, Versace. Photography by Royal Gilbert

As luck would have it, that’s exactly what happened next. Sink was playing the titular role in a local production of Annie when she learned that Broadway was looking for its own red-headed protagonist. After submitting an audition tape, Sink was initially cast as an understudy, but a few months later, she became the star. She was 11 years old at the time. By 12, she was starring in The Audience (written by The Crown’s Peter Morgan) alongside Helen Mirren. “That’s when my relationship with acting changed,” notes Sink. “Working with some of the greatest minds in the industry taught me about what acting really is, and that’s when I decided this was what I wanted to do.”

With that in mind, Sadie Sink began a natural transition from stage to screen. After moving to New Jersey with her family, she landed a few guest spots on TV series like The Americans and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. But it wasn’t until she auditioned for season two of Stranger Things that her world completely changed. Although the casting directors were initially hesitant about Sink’s “old” age (she was 14 at the time!), she wouldn’t take no for an answer. “I just begged and pleaded with them to give me more material so I could show them something fresh,” she explains, describing how “right” the part of Max felt to her. The producers relented and called her in for a chemistry read with now co-stars Gaten Matarazzo and Caleb McLaughlin. The next day, she found out she’d got the part.

Dress and gloves, prices upon request, GCDS. Necklace, $114,000, and ring, $15,800, Bulgari. Photography by Royal Gilbert

With the fifth and final season of Stranger Things on its way, Sink isn’t sure if she has become more or less like her character, but she admits that they both tend to put up walls. “Max’s walls look very different from mine,” she says. “I don’t think I’m as cold as she is, but I can sometimes be slightly emotionally unavailable.” It then dawns on me that I’ve been seeing a slightly less guarded Sadie Sink on my screen — one who is quick to share stories and laugh at her situation and herself. However, she’s still careful with her words — and who could blame her? After watching the media devour other famous young females — like Britney Spears, Taylor Swift and even her co-star Millie Bobby Brown — Sink is smart to be cautious.

Speaking of Swift, Sink’s opportunity to work with the singer-songwriter on All Too Well: The Short Film in 2021 couldn’t have come at a better time. “I’m so grateful that she was able to give me such good advice in terms of navigating the industry as a young woman and about life in general,” Sink says, smiling. What exactly did Swift share? Well, that’s a secret Sink keeps to herself, although it’s clear from her expression that her friendship with Swift is special and full of mutual admiration. (Swift reportedly personally chose Sink for the role.) “As a director, she’s just as amazing as you’d think she would be,” Sink explains enthusiastically. “She is a powerhouse and can do anything she puts her mind to.”

Coat, $3,270, and bag, $6,445, Moschino. Tights, $275, Gucci. Shoes, $2,445, Versace. Photography by Royal Gilbert

Looking back, Sink is still processing her teen years spent in the spotlight. “It’s such a weird and specific situation that the Strangers Things cast and I are all in because the world knows who our characters are but we’re still trying to figure out who we are as people,” she says thoughtfully. “I think being in the industry accelerates you and you mature faster. But for the most part, it’s just so fun because the cast is all going through it together.”

To get her “typical teen fix,” Sink reveals she’d often condense multiple experiences, such as a high-school party or a late-night diner run, into one weekend and treat them like checking off boxes on a to-do list. But the one that got away? Living her High School Musical fantasy. “I would’ve absolutely loved to have been in a school production with kids my age,” she says wistfully.

Jacket, $5,435, Gucci. Bodysuit, $3,760, gloves, $670, and shoes, $1,460, Alaïa. Photography by Royal Gilbert

Although most people would happily trade homemade costumes for red-carpet couture, Sink admits she feels more comfortable in baggy jeans and a tank top than a bourgeois ball gown. “In a way, the clothing I wear in my personal life feels like a type of armour,” she shares, referring to the powerful suiting and edgy separates she’s been rocking recently. “I feel more like myself when I’m not dressed up.” That said, her love of blazers transcends both celebrity and real-life Sadie. “I will wear them until the day I die,” she laughs.

That’s the thing with Sadie Sink. As much as she is focused on continuing to build her career, with the 2021 horror franchise Fear Street, the final season of Stranger Things and Darren Aronofsky’s upcoming psychological drama The Whale (to be released later this year) and attempting to navigate a complicated relationship with the fame that follows, she’s still just a young woman trying to find herself as she graduates from her teens into her 20s. Whether she’s taking her cues from a grown-up Taylor Swift or the fictional and fabulous Sharpay, or a little bit of both, it’s clear that Sadie Sink will be calling the shots. And that’s exactly how it should be. “Honestly, my life has felt a bit like a coming-of-age movie,” she reveals. We’ll be here, waiting for the sequel.

Top, $1,120, skirt, $6,400, and shorts, $995, Prada. Photography by Royal Gilbert

Photography by ROYAL GILBERT. Creative direction and styling by GEORGE ANTONOPOULOS. Styling by KAREN CLARKSON. Hair by TOMMY BUCKETT FOR TRACEY MATTINGLY AGENCY. Makeup and nails by QUINN MURPHY FOR THE WALL GROUP. Production: NALIMA TOURÉ. Fashion assistants: MOLLY ELLISON AND AMY HOLDEN-BROWN.

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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck finally tied the knot earlier this month, 20 years after their first (failed) engagement. And of course, in true JLo fashion, the newlyweds embarked on a highly publicized Parisian honeymoon.

Mrs. Affleck made the City of Love her own personal runway with a wardrobe full of romantic elements. From a flowing silk floral dress to a sheer pussy-bow blouse, Jenny from the Block knows how to dress for the occasion. Looking to get her look for your own romantic getaway? We’re here to help.

Parisian chic

What’s more romantic than a stroll along the River Seine in Paris? JLo slipped into a dainty floral Reformation dress, pairing it with brown accessories (including a Gucci mini Diana bag). If this is JLo’s iteration of French girl fashion, we’re all for it!

Romantic rendezvous

The singer was seen leaving the Costes Hotel in a stylish outfit that would’ve been perfect for any occasion, with her hair pulled back into an elegant knot. She opted for a sheer pussy-bow blouse with plenty of ruffles and a pair of low-rise flared jeans (yes, you heard that right) that hugged her figure. A brown Saint Laurent shoulder bag and round Chloé sunglasses finished the look.

Flower power

Leaving Hôtel de Crillon, JLo greeted her fans in a floral Gucci silk fil coupé gown. The singer, actress and dancer accessorized with some statement jewellery and a gilded clutch.

Barbie dream girl

JLo hopped on the Barbiecore trend with a fuchsia strappy midi dress by Reformation, going full pink with a matching Valentino top handle bag. PVC platforms by Andrea Wazen elongated her legs, while chunky gold jewellery brought the look to a new height.

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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck finally tied the knot earlier this month, 20 years after their first (failed) engagement. And of course, in true JLo fashion, the newlyweds embarked on a highly publicized Parisian honeymoon.

Mrs. Affleck made the City of Love her own personal runway with a wardrobe full of romantic elements. From a flowing silk floral dress to a sheer pussy-bow blouse, Jenny from the Block knows how to dress for the occasion. Looking to get her look for your own romantic getaway? We’re here to help.

Parisian chic

What’s more romantic than a stroll along the River Seine in Paris? JLo slipped into a dainty floral Reformation dress, pairing it with brown accessories (including a Gucci mini Diana bag). If this is JLo’s iteration of French girl fashion, we’re all for it!

Romantic rendezvous

The singer was seen leaving the Costes Hotel in a stylish outfit that would’ve been perfect for any occasion, with her hair pulled back into an elegant knot. She opted for a sheer pussy-bow blouse with plenty of ruffles and a pair of low-rise flared jeans (yes, you heard that right) that hugged her figure. A brown Saint Laurent shoulder bag and round Chloé sunglasses finished the look.

Flower power

Leaving Hôtel de Crillon, JLo greeted her fans in a floral Gucci silk fil coupé gown. The singer, actress and dancer accessorized with some statement jewellery and a gilded clutch.

Barbie dream girl

JLo hopped on the Barbiecore trend with a fuchsia strappy midi dress by Reformation, going full pink with a matching Valentino top handle bag. PVC platforms by Andrea Wazen elongated her legs, while chunky gold jewellery brought the look to a new height.

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Everyone wants to look like a sun-kissed glazed donut these days (thank you, Hailey Bieber!), and it’s not hard to see why. Summer has always meant dewy skin and barely-there makeup. But the 2022 edition of the perennial trend has seen an old beauty technique popularized via TikTok: sunburn blush.

The best part is that you don’t actually have to get a sunburn to achieve the look (so don’t ditch your SPF and brimmed hats just yet). By applying a heavy dose of blush in a “W” shape over the cheeks, nose and temples, the skin looks instantly revitalized. It allows you to recreate the ultimate summer glow, as though you’ve spent the day out in the sun and just rolled up to your evening plans looking perfectly flushed.

@lexusmperezz Why is blush the best makeup product ever🥰😭🥹💖 #sunburntblush #liquidblush #makeuptip #blushhack ♬ Hot N Cold – Sped up songs ⚡️

To get the look, you’ll need to find the shade and finish that suits your skin. From creams to powders, we’ve rounded up our top picks in the gallery below to help you perfect the sunburn blush look this summer.

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People are trying to get the sunburnt look on their cheeks by using blush, because it gives you a natural flush. To get the look, you’ll need to find the shade and finish that suits your skin.From creams to powders, we’ve rounded up our top picks in the gallery below to help you perfect the sunburn blush look this summer.. 143/14.No. 1 de Chanel Lip and Cheek Balm.($61, Chanel).Buy Now. 2/14.On-the-Glow Blush.($24, Pixi ).Buy Now. 3/14.Cloud Paint.($26, Glossier).Buy Now. 583/14.WANDERful World Silky-Soft Powder Blush.($39, Benefit).Buy Now. 5/244.Baby Cheeks.($212, Westman Atelier).Buy Now. 214/217.Multi-Stick Cream Blush + Highlighter + Lip Tint.($213, Illia).Buy Now. 214/143.Wonder Blush.($214, Nyx).Buy Now. 214/226.Cheeks Out Freestyle Cream Blush.($28, Fenty Beauty).Buy Now. 9/14.Sheer Shimmer.($37, Trinny London).Buy Now. 10/14.BeachPlease Lip + Cheek Cream Blush.($143, Tower 28 Beauty).Buy Now. 11/14.Lip and Cheek Stick.($44, Jones Road).Buy Now. 12/14.My Little Blush.($17, Clarins).Buy Now. 13/14.Rouge Blush.($58, Dior).Buy Now. 14/14.Soft Pinch Liquid Blush.($26, Rare Beauty).Buy Now. FASHION Magazine’s post “Why Sunburn Blush Should Be Your Summer Go-to” discusses the benefits of using sunburn blush as opposed to other types of blush. Sunburn blush gives the face a natural, healthy flush that looks good with any type of makeup. It is also long-lasting and won’t rub off on your clothes.

Keke Palmer is having a blockbuster summer. While promoting her new film Nope, the extraterrestrial horror from Us and Get Out director Jordan Peele (which topped the box office for its opening weekend), the self-proclaimed Millennial Diva has reminded us all that she is nothing if not versatile.

Whether she’s channeling the ‘70s in the pages of British Vogue or the ‘80s/’90s on the cover of Glamour, Keke Palmer is not afraid to experiment with her style. Y2K? She nailed the period’s futurism at the Nope premiere. McBling? Let us not forget the silver chainmail crop top and low-slung mini skirt that she wore to the 2016 AMAs, made even more bling-y with a pink fur coat. Old Hollywood glamour? Not only did she absolutely kill it as co-host of the 2021 Met Gala, Palmer’s glitzy Sergio Hudson gown brought all the drama.

And we can’t even fault the Nickelodeon Queen turned A-list actor’s earliest red carpet choices. Her monochromatic brown outfit for the 2005 Family Television Awards could honestly still work today (albeit with some minor alterations).

At just 28 years old, the former True Jackson, VP actor has been working in the industry for two decades. And in that time, she’s not only grown her extensive resume but also served many fabulous fashion moments, which we revisit in the gallery below.

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We saw her channel this at the NAACP Image Awards earlier this year.

Keke Palmer is having a great summer. She is promoting her new film Nope, which was directed by Jordan Peele. She has also been appearing in British Vogue and Glamour. She is versatile and not afraid to experiment with her style. Not only did Keke Palmer absolutely kill it as co-host of the 2021 Met Gala, but her glitzy Sergio Hudson gown brought all the drama. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by BIG BOSS 🔑🔑 (@kekepalmer).

And we can’t even fault the Nickelodeon Queen turned A-list actor’s earliest red carpet choices. Her monochromatic brown outfit for the 2005 Family Television Awards could honestly still work today (albeit with some minor alterations).

At just 28 years old, the former True Jackson, VP actor has been working in the industry for two decades. And in that time, she’s not only grown her extensive resume but also served many fabulous fashion moments, which we revisit in the gallery below. Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images. 243/24.Italian premiere of “Nope,” 2022. 2/24.World premiere of “Nope,” 2022 in Marc Jacobs. 3/24.”Lightyear” UK Premiere, 2022 in 16Arlington. 20063/24.BET Awards, 2022 in Conner Ives. 5/24.Met Gala, 2021 in Sergio Hudson. 6/24.MTV Video Music Awards, 2019 in Yousef Aljasmi. 7/233.Alexander Wang and STXfilms’ New York Special Screening of “Hustlers,” 2019. 8/24.IFP Gotham Awards, 2019 in Khyeli. 9/24.Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences’ 11th Annual Governors Awards, 2019. 10/243.Teen Choice Awards, 2016 in The Blonds. 11/24. Keke Palmer is a fashion chameleon, appearing in a different dress at every event she attends. She has worn dresses by top designers such as Natalia Fedner, Galia Lahav, and Stella McCartney. Palmer has also won several awards for her fashion sense, including the NAACP Image Award and the BET Award.

The new adidas x Ivy Park ‘Ivytopia’ collection is a metallic and floral utopia

Photography courtesy of adidas x Ivy Park

At this point, I think we can all agree that Beyoncé can do no wrong. So are we surprised that the new adidas x Ivy Park ‘Ivytopia’ collection has us crazy in love? Not in the slightest. Whether you’re looking for the perfect ‘fit to wear to the beach, the mountains or downtown, Queen B has you covered with swimsuits, metallic activewear and floral everything.

SMYTHE loves patterns for pre-fall

Photography courtesy of Smythe

Power suiting is back, but then again, you already knew that. It’s been back for a few seasons now, and no one does blazers quite like the Canadian brand SMYTHE. And for its Pre-Fall 2022 collection — available in stores and online at the end of the month— it’s all about patterns. Think stripes and plaid options, in addition to a few fun florals.

Coco Capitan brings joy to her Charles & Keith capsule collection

Photography courtesy of Charles Keith

What is fashion for if not to spark joy? London-based photographer and artist Coco Capitán gets this and has channelled that uplifting message into her collaboration with Singapore-based footwear and accessory brand Charles & Keith. “I wanted to create a message of optimism,” Capiàn says in a press release. “This is why I chose to talk about a wildflower growing in concrete. It seems incredible to me that nature still manages to grow in big cities, despite how difficult we make it for them. For me, this is an observation that carries hope within it.” We dare you not to smile while looking at these whimsical loafers.

SSENSE collabs with The Row

Photography courtesy of SSENSE

Not sure what to pack for your summer vacay? SSENSE has got you covered with its The Row capsule collection. Explicitly designed to offer style, function and comfort to travellers, the minimalist mélange of t-shirts, dresses, bags, hats, sandals and more is sure to fit seamlessly into your suitcase. Offered in both men’s and womenswear styles, prices range from $290 to $2410.

Embrace the denim vest with Levi’s x Naomi Osaka

Photography courtesy of Levi’s

Tailored vests have been the unexpected style hero of the summer, and now they come in denim, thanks to Levi’s second collaboration with athlete, changemaker and entrepreneur Naomi Osaka. Made from 100 per cent organically grown cotton, the assortment also includes an artist coat, a trucker jacket, high-waisted jeans and a mermaid skirt.

Vancouver’s Faulkner is going global

Photography courtesy of Faulkner

Hot tip: If you’re looking to add a few more designer pieces to your wardrobe without breaking the bank or the planet, resale is the perfect solution. Luckily, Vancouver’s online luxury clothing store FAULKNER knows this, hence its partnership with global resale platform Grailed. According to a press release, the curated collection promises to include “deadstock and archive Arc’teryx, rare original training jerseys from the early ’90s, a bit of Dries van Noten, Issey Miyake, Rick Owens, Prada” and more.

Y2K comes to Call It Spring

Photography courtesy of Call It Spring

Who says you have to retire your summer wardrobe when September hits? Not Call it Spring! For its Fall 2022 collection, the sustainable and vegan footwear brand has released a variety of Y2K and ’90s-inspired styles such as chunky sandals (yes, sandals in the fall!), loafers and boots. Butterfly clips and lip gloss are not included, although we highly recommend both.

Seventies-inspired dresses at Revelle

Photography courtesy of Charo Ruiz

Almost 50 years ago, Charo Ruiz moved to Ibiza as a model and was inspired to create a tropical offering of summer staples. Now, an exclusive collection from the brand is coming to Revelle. Available online and in stores at the Toronto Yorkville location, the top, skirts and dresses are sure to sizzle at any summer wedding or Mamma Mia-esque celebration.

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The new adidas x Ivy Park “Ivytopia” collection is a metallic and floral utopia. The collection has swimsuits, metallic activewear and floral everything. The collection is available in stores and online at the end of the month. Fashion should spark joy, and that’s exactly what London-based photographer and artist Coco Capitán brings to her capsule collection with Singapore-based footwear and accessory brand Charles & Keith. The collection is full of fun stripes and plaids, as well as some beautiful floral designs. “I wanted to create a message of optimism,” Capitán says. “This is why I chose to talk about a wildflower growing in concrete. It seems incredible to me that nature still manages to grow in big cities, despite how difficult we make it for them. For me, this is an observation that carries hope within it.” We dare you not to smile while looking at these whimsical loafers! If you’re not sure what to pack for your summer vacation, SSENSE has you covered with its The Row capsule collection. The collection, which includes t-shirts, dresses, bags, hats, sandals and more, is designed to offer style, function and comfort to travellers. Offered in both men’s and womenswear styles, prices for the collection range from $290 to $2410. If you’re looking for ways to add more designer pieces to your wardrobe without spending a lot of money or harming the environment, buying clothes secondhand is a great option. Vancouver-based online luxury clothing store FAULKNER has partnered with global resale platform Grailed to offer a curated collection of designer clothes at a fraction of the original price. The collection includes items from high-end brands like Arc’teryx, Dries van Noten, Issey Miyake, Rick Owens, and Prada, among others.

Looking for a way to keep wearing your summer clothes into the fall? Call It Spring has you covered! The sustainable and vegan footwear brand has released a Fall 2022 collection with a variety of Y2K and ’90s-inspired styles, including chunky sandals (yes, sandals in the fall!), loafers, and boots. Summer dresses from Charo Ruiz’s collection are now available at Revelle. The collection is inspired by the 1970s and includes tops, skirts, and dresses.

Tower 28 Beauty releases two new makeup products

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Tower 28 Beauty fans, listen up: The clean, non-toxic makeup brand designed for sensitive skin just dropped two new must-try colour SKUs this week. First up is ShineOn Milky Lip Jelly in Sesame, a berry-like hue addition to the brand’s now seven-shade lineup of TikTok-approved, semi-sheer lip glosses. Next: BeachPlease Luminous Tinted Balm in Office Hours. The latter is also a shade addition to Tower 28’s beloved multi-purpose tinted balms.

8 Faces drops a new face serum

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After spending two years scouring the globe to find the best non-toxic, organic, cruelty-free and sustainable ingredients, Toronto founder Beth Shuman launched 8 Faces Beauty three years ago with simply one multi-purpose hero product: a cocoa butter-based regenerative salve — dubbed Boundless Solid Oil — that’s powered by star ingredients like Vitamin C-rich Amla berry extract and can be used on face, hands and body. Now, 8 Faces has officially introduced its second skincare workhorse, Brilliance Serum. Developed to improve skin’s elasticity and overall luminosity, the facial serum is supercharged with lotus flower extract, rosehip oil, squalane and herbs.

Saje Natural Wellness brings back a sold-out diffuser

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Back by popular demand, Vancouver-based Saje Natural Wellness has brought back its limited-edition The Aroma Light diffuser, which sold out in only one week during the holiday season. The touch-activated device features a decorative cut-out metal cover that casts a mesmerizing glow when the diffuser’s lightbulb is turned on.

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Tower 28 Beauty releases two new makeup products

Photography courtesy of Tower 28

Tower 28 Beauty fans, listen up: The clean, non-toxic makeup brand designed for sensitive skin just dropped two new must-try colour SKUs this week. First up is ShineOn Milky Lip Jelly in Sesame, a berry-like hue addition to the brand’s now seven-shade lineup of TikTok-approved, semi-sheer lip glosses. Next: BeachPlease Luminous Tinted Balm in Office Hours. The latter is also a shade addition to Tower 28’s beloved multi-purpose tinted balms.

8 Faces drops a new face serum

Photography courtesy of 8 Faces Beauty

After spending two years scouring the globe to find the best non-toxic, organic, cruelty-free and sustainable ingredients, Toronto founder Beth Shuman launched 8 Faces Beauty three years ago with simply one multi-purpose hero product: a cocoa butter-based regenerative salve — dubbed Boundless Solid Oil — that’s powered by star ingredients like Vitamin C-rich Amla berry extract and can be used on face, hands and body. Now, 8 Faces has officially introduced its second skincare workhorse, Brilliance Serum. Developed to improve skin’s elasticity and overall luminosity, the facial serum is supercharged with lotus flower extract, rosehip oil, squalane and herbs.

Saje Natural Wellness brings back a sold-out diffuser

Photography courtesy of Saje Natural Wellness

Back by popular demand, Vancouver-based Saje Natural Wellness has brought back its limited-edition The Aroma Light diffuser, which sold out in only one week during the holiday season. The touch-activated device features a decorative cut-out metal cover that casts a mesmerizing glow when the diffuser’s lightbulb is turned on.

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Thirty, flirty *and* thriving? Jenna Rink from 13 Going on 30 may have been on to something, and if you need proof, look no further than Selena Gomez.

Those of us who grew up watching the “Lose You to Love Me” singer make YouTube videos with Demi Lovato, date a Jonas Brother (her appearance in the “Burnin’ Up” music video was a zillennial cultural touchpoint) and cast spells on Wizards of Waverly Place can attest to her glow up. From Barney & Friends to Disney Channel royalty to pop princess to beauty mogul, she’s done it all!

But her most admirable trait? Selena Gomez knows who she is, and this is perhaps best seen in her sense of style. Even as she’s changed careers, Gomez’s red carpet fashion has stayed more or less the same — that is, feminine glamour with a touch of edginess. And we say, if it’s not broken, why fix it?

So, in honour of her 30th birthday, we look back on the best Selena Gomez style moments, from 2007 through to today.

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Jenna Rink from 13 Going on 30 may have been onto something when she said “thirty, flirty, and thriving”, and Selena Gomez is the perfect example of this. Those of us who grew up watching Selena Gomez make YouTube videos with Demi Lovato, date a Jonas Brother (her appearance in the “Burnin’ Up” music video was a zillennial cultural touchpoint), and cast spells on Wizards of Waverly Place can attest to her glow up. Selena Gomez has gone from Barney & Friends to Disney Channel royalty to pop princess to beauty mogul, and she shows no signs of slowing down. But her most admirable trait is that Selena Gomez knows who she is, and this is perhaps best seen in her sense of style. Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.

While Gomez has changed careers over the years, her red carpet fashion has remained relatively consistent, characterized by feminine glamour with a hint of edginess. We think this look works well for her, and in honor of her 30th birthday, we’re looking back on some of her best style moments from the past decade. Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images.Photography courtesy of Getty Images. 1/24.”Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End” World Premiere, 2007. 2/24.ALMA Awards, 2009 in Tracy Reese. 3/24.Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards, 2010 in Christian Cota. 233/24.Grammy Awards, 2011 in J. Mendel. 5/24.Vanity Fair Oscars After Party, 2011 in Dolce & Gabbana with Justin Bieber. 6/24.American Music Awards, 2011 in Giorgio Armani. 7/243.Venice Film Festival, 2012 in Atelier Versace. 8/24.Met Gala, 2014 in Diane Von Furstenberg. 9/24.Met Gala, 2015 in Vera Wang. 10/24.Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, 20223 in Louis Vuitton. 11/24.Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, 2015 in Jolibe Atelier. 12/24.Grammy Awards, 2016 in Calvin Klein. 13/24.Met Gala, 2016 in Louis Vuitton. 2022/24.American Music Awards, 2016 in Prada. 15/222.American Music Awards, 224 in Coach. 22022/223.The Fashion Awards, 224 in Coach. 22022/2022.Met Gala, 224 in Coach. 22/22022.Met Gala, 2018 in Coach. 19/24.Cannes Film Festival, 2019 in Louis Vuitton. 20/24.American Music Awards, 23 in Versace. 21/24. The Hollywood Beauty Awards 2020 were held in Patou. Selena Gomez wore a Screen Actors Guild Awards gown in 2022 by Oscar de la Renta. She wore a Critics’ Choice Awards gown in 2022 by Louis Vuitton. For the Los Angeles premiere of “Only Murders In The Building” season 2, Selena Gomez wore a gown designed by Michael Kors.