Benny’s Motor Works shirt

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Anne Hathaway is back at it again, proving she’s red carpet (in addition to Genovian, of course) royalty. At Versace’s Fall/Winter 2023 show in Los Angeles, the Benny’s Motor Works shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this actress delivered a killer all-black ensemble. The outfit: a Versace crocodile-effect minidress, sheer tights, sky-high platform boots and sunglasses, and sparkling Bulgari jewelry. The dominatrix-style set would do her Catwoman character proud. Hathaway was joined by other big celebrities at the Versace show, including Lil Nas X, Miley Cyrus, Ariana DeBose, Elton John, and Dua Lipa.Later that day, Hathaway stepped out in a different black dress (also Versace) for the Hollywood Beauty Awards. This one was long, slinky and gown-like. The dress had beautiful detailing, like gold buckle Versace Medusa straps. “I’m at a point in my life now where I know having a first time at something remarkable like that—it’s the only time it ever happens,” Hathaway recently told ELLE. “Being in a place where I could enjoy it felt like a really positive development.”Hathaway has four feature films slated for release in 2023, including Mothers’ Instinct alongside her friend Jessica Chastain. She also gained critical acclaim last year for her incredible performance as Rebekah Neumann in WeCrashed on Apple TV and Esther Graff in Armageddon Time. “I have worked too hard on seeing myself with kinder eyes to give away my peace to those who haven’t found it for themselves yet,” Hathaway told ELLE. “So I do my best to not be afraid of what others might say and just focus on enjoying my life.”This season, fashion pulled a fast one. Dopamine dressing? Serotonin-seeking maximalism? Aughts bodycon? We don’t know her. Instead, trends were out and wardrobe-building was in; on the runways, stealth wealth reigned in a way it hasn’t since the glory days of Phoebe Philo (who, appropriately enough, will be making her return to fashion this fall).While the covetable fall 2023 clothes we saw won’t hit stores anytime soon, we can already see the aesthetic in action on a longtime practitioner of minimalism, Gwyneth Paltrow, as she navigates the most stealth-wealth court case possible (namely, one that’s ski collision-related). The back-and-forth on the stand has a riveting banality—with bombshells including the fact that Paltrow is just under 5’10” and that she doesn’t consider Taylor Swift to be a close friend—but the style has without a doubt been the biggest takeaway.Meme-makers and fashion mood boarders everywhere must be thanking their lucky stars that the courtroom goings-on are televised, because Paltrow is giving a master class in the style Max Berlinger has dubbed “low-key rich bitch.” A perfectly rolled-up white turtleneck sweater and Smythson notebook? Immaculate blond waves that are more like ripples? Gold statement jewelry, a bone broth-hued tote, and a slim-cut gray blazer accessorized with the requisite green juice? It doesn’t get more LKRB. Paltrow even nodded to her power color, green, with an olive coat, evoking immediate associations to Great Expectations in anyone who follows ’90s fashion Instagram.Fashionista has tabulated her fashion credits, which include quiet-luxury brands like Celine, The Row, and, of course, her own G. Label. But the look is less about branding than WASPy restraint, a territory Paltrow has been tilling for decades now. She comes by it honestly—it’s in her bones. (Even her ski outfit, she claimed on the stand, is one she’s owned for years; she said she dresses to blend in on the slopes.) Chic ski gear and tennis whites have proliferated since the pandemic, and old-money aesthetic feels like the antidote to the look-at-me, trend-enthralled world of TikTok. Fashion’s ongoing fascination with women like Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and Princess Diana and the stealth-wealth looks on Succession has only begun to burn. In an era of watered-down luxury, there’s a fascination with the idea of an innate style that you can’t buy. And Paltrow is its embodiment.The courtroom can be almost as heightened a fashion hothouse as the runway or red carpet, as plaintiffs, defendants, and witnesses try to walk the uneasy tightrope of looking stylish but not superficial, trustworthy but not dowdy, tasteful but not ostentatious. No wonder Anna Delvey’s courtroom looks got their own Instagram account, Winona Ryder’s Marc Jacobs wardrobe is still a touchstone, and Cardi B followed up her many designer moments in court with a panoply of community service fashions. If designers are, like the rest of us, tuning in to Court TV, we might well see a new muse for spring 2024.wo days after the Oscars, Law Roach used his platform to make a big—and totally unexpected—announcement: he’s retiring. In a candid and cryptic Instagram post, the 44-year-old celebrity stylist wrote, “My cup is empty…the politics, the lies, and false narratives finally got me! You win…I’m out.”

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People were shocked, airing their protestations and expressing mass confusion in the Benny’s Motor Works shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this comments. Not only was Roach responsible for Zendaya’s and Megan Thee Stallion’s triumphant red carpet returns with vintage Versace and Prada ensembles and a custom Bach Mai gown, respectively, along with Euphoria star Hunter Schafer’s single feather top at the recent Vanity Fair Oscar Party—but fashion’s other big night out, the Met Gala, is less than two months away. One can’t help but wonder, what will such an event even look like without the self-proclaimed image architect’s Midas touch? Speculation as to why Roach suddenly called it quits began to spread across the internet like wildfire. But all of the theories and pointed fingers miss the point: Roach is a Black man working in fashion, which is a business as awe-inspiring as it is cutthroat. He’s hardly the first person to air his grievances about the industry and its stifling nature. Back in November 2021, the late Virgil Abloh spoke with Rolling Stone about systemic racism in fashion and how he used his designs as a way to fuel change. Prior to his controversial “White Lives Matter” T-shirts and Balenciaga rift, Kanye West spoke of the same problems in 2014 during a performance at the Wireless Festival in London. In his 2020 memoir, The Chiffon Trenches, André Leon Talley chronicled many instances of combating racism in the hallways of Vogue. Roach’s announcement demonstrates a burnout of a certain kind—due to overworking and continuing to exist doing what one loves as a marginalized person. His decision to commit to self-preservation should be applauded, even though his lack of presence on the red carpet will be immediately palpable.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.