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The South African
2 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The South African
Rihanna shines at A$AP Rocky's Paris Fashion Week show
Rihanna turned heads at Paris Men's Fashion Week on Friday as she supported her partner, A$AP Rocky, at his AWGE fashion show. The Barbadian superstar, who is expecting her third child, brought along her 10-month-old son, Riot Rose. Rihanna, 37, made motherhood look effortless as she wore a bold, colourful button-up shirt with a striking red sleeve and blue striped centre. She paired it with a navy tennis skirt, tall grey socks, and white lacy slingback heels. A bright yellow tote and gold jewellery completed her look. Her hair fell in loose curls, and she opted for a natural makeup style, according to Page Six. Speaking to reporters, Rihanna said, 'Being a mum is my greatest joy. I want my kids to see me doing what I love and to be part of these moments.' Riot Rose, dressed in a black moto jacket with a Harley-Davidson patch, white shirt, and purple joggers, melted hearts. He finished the look with baby Vans sneakers and tall white socks. His hair was styled in neat braids. Cameras caught the little one waving shyly before turning away from the flashes. A$AP Rocky, 36, beamed as his family cheered him on. The couple, who also have a son named RZA (born May 2022), looked relaxed and happy. Earlier that day, the family attended Dior's Homme men's spring 2026 show, sitting front row. For Dior, Rihanna wore a black cape with floral embroidery and a contrasting turquoise and orange lining. She layered it over a mint green blazer and white shirt, finishing with slouchy grey trousers. She accessorised with yellow-tinted sunglasses and sparkling jewellery. Rocky wore a light blue shirt, dark jeans, and a bold, colourful tie. He carried a beige fringe bag with matching tassels. Both Rihanna and A$AP Rocky are known for their trendsetting style. Their presence at Paris Fashion Week was a highlight for many who admire their creativity and family values. As Rihanna prepares to welcome her third child, she continues to inspire fans worldwide. Her message is clear: family and passion can go hand in hand. 'Family is everything to me,' Rihanna shared. 'I hope my children grow up knowing they can achieve anything.' Let us know by leaving a comment below, or send a WhatsApp to 060 011 021 1. Subscribe to The South African website's newsletters and follow us on WhatsApp, Facebook, X and Bluesky for the latest news.
Elle
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Elle
Keke Palmer Brings Back the Early 2000s in Archival Versace
Every item on this page was chosen by an ELLE editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Summer has officially begun, and with it comes a perfect moment to reflect on the standout celebrity outfits that defined June. From ultra-wearable summer ensembles to a colorful red carpet moment at the Tonys, the stars really delivered this month. Plus, stylish king Colman Domingo makes an appearance! All that and more, below. When: June 25 Where: A movie premiere in Los Angeles What: Givenchy Why: Fitted to perfection. When: June 24 Where: Paris Men's Fashion Week What: Saint Laurent Why: I love to see women in male-dominated industries tailoring. When: June 21 Where: New York City What: Paloma Wool capris, Toteme sandals, and a bag from The Row Why: Polka dots and gingham are vying for print of the summer, and Bieber just made her choice known. When: June 19 Where: New York City What: Atelier Versace Why: Palmer turned this paparazzi moment into a full photo shoot—blowing kisses and striking poses, as she should. When: June 17 Where: Los Angeles What: A Jacquemus dress and Jessica McCormack earrings Why: You've heard of the little black dress, but the little red dress? When: June 12 Where: New York City What: Schiaparelli Why: Who else is doing it like Julianne Moore? Nobody! Where: The Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Gala in New York City What: A Colleen Allen dress Why: Looking every bit as ethereal as she sounds. When: June 11 What: A Coach varsity jacket Why: Erivo's style signature? Mega platforms with any and every outfit. What: A Michael Kors jumpsuit Why: So many warm tones working beautifully together. Where: New York City What: A Valentino Garavani tote bag Why: This marks the second month in a row that a dapper man has made the list. Let's keep this trend going, boys. When: June 10 Where: A screening in Los Angeles What: A Tory Burch skirt and tank top Why: Not a white lotus, but we'll take a pink flower. Where: The Business of Beauty Global Forum in Napa, California What: A Generation Love skirt and top Why: Do I need this set for work? Yes or yes? When: June 9 Where: New York City What: Gia Studios shorts and blazer Why: This length of culotte is so hard to pull off, but you'd never know it by her effortless poise. Where: New York City What: Jimmy Choo shoes Why: These shoes were made for jaywalking. When: June 8 Where: The Tony Awards at Radio City in New York City What: Carolina Herrera Why: I can't imagine a more summery palette. When: June 7 Where: The premiere of How to Train Your Dragon in Los Angeles What: Chanel Why: Tiers, bows, and ruffles—impeccably executed. When: June 4 Where: New York City What: A brown pinstripe blazer dress and brown pointed-toe slingbacks Why: Why should neckties belong to men alone?
Hindustan Times
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Badshah debuts at Paris Men's Fashion Week, hangs out with international artists, Steve Harvey
Rapper Badshah made a memorable debut at the Amiri Spring-Summer 2026 runway show during Paris Men's Fashion Week, held at the iconic Le Carreau Du Temple on Thursday. Badshah met International musicians J Balvin and French Montana at the Paris Fashion week. The 39-year-old rapper marked his foray into the global fashion scene by echoing the collection's core theme of relaxed luxury blended with global influences. Badshah was dressed in a tailored black beaded fleck double-breasted blazer with matching flared trousers. The outfit exuded sophistication and modern flair. The intricate beading added rich texture and a subtle shimmer, highlighting the craftsmanship behind the ensemble. Badshah with American fashion designer Mike Amiri. Badshah chose to complete his look with black Tassle Crystal Jumbo Loafers and an Amiri Hollywood tote, adorned with a vibrant bouquet of flowers. He accessorised with a custom-made diamond and gold 'Om' pendant and Audemars Piguet Cascade Ladies Royal Oak Limited Edition watch. During his Paris Fashion Week debut at the Amiri Spring/Summer 2026 show, Badshah rubbed shoulders with several global icons, making his presence felt on the international style circuit. Among those he met were rapper French Montana, Colombian music superstar J Balvin, and American television legend Steve Harvey. Badshah's inclusion among such high-profile names further solidified his growing influence beyond music and into the realms of fashion and global pop culture. Badshah with American comedian and TV host Steve Harvey at the Paris Fashion Week. Badshah's career highlights One of the biggest names in Indian hip-hop, Badshah has built an impressive career over the past two decades, with over 10 billion streams to his name. His influence spans the music and entertainment industries, from dominating music charts to appearing on television and in films. His signature urban fashion sense and stage presence have also earned him a massive social media following, including over 15 million fans on Instagram. The singer-songwriter, rapper and composer is also preparing to embark on his highly anticipated Unfinished Tour in the US. It begins in September 2025, and will see him perform in six cities across the country.
Fashion Network
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Anderson teases Dior collection blending literature, sport and Versailles glamour
Dior 's upcoming show is the most anticipated of Paris Men's Fashion Week, and for days, the brand's new creative director, Jonathan Anderson, has been dropping cryptic clues on social media, hinting at what his first collection might reveal. Like a digital Hansel and Gretel trail, the 40-year-old Northern Irish designer has been teasing fashion followers with glimpses of what awaits when the curtain rises on Friday. Even the show invitation — held in the 17th-century grandeur of Les Invalides — has gone viral. He began with Andy Warhol's photographs of the American socialite Lee Radziwill — the sister of Jackie Kennedy — and artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. Both New Yorkers are "for me the epitome of style," he said. While the trail of posts started in the Big Apple, it seemed to be ending at the Palace of Versailles outside Paris, particularly in the cutesy hamlet Marie Antoinette had built in the grounds so she could play at being a peasant. There were also snaps of a gilt clock in the Queen's Bedchamber, a Dior ring set in one of the hamlet's apple trees, and a brilliantly witty measuring tape in the shape of a snail perched on a leaf. Tied in knots Anderson also posted two rather endearing videos of French football star Kylian Mbappé putting on a tie and trying — and failing — to knot a dickie bow. "It's not that bad, right?" the Real Madrid star and Dior ambassador asked, before laughing, "It is (that bad)?" Anderson — a lover of literature — also seems to have returned to his homeland for inspiration, with three new versions of the brand's Book Tote bags. The first has "Dracula" in blood-red letters in a nod to Dublin writer Bram Stoker, while the "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" bag pays homage to French novelist Pierre Choderlos de Laclos. The enigmatic invitation to the show — a porcelain plate adorned with three eggs — has already gone viral on social media. Anderson's arrival at Dior had been flagged for months after he turned around the rather stuffy Spanish label Loewe, which is also owned by the French luxury giant LVMH. Just weeks after he was named to head Dior Homme, he was also appointed creative director of Dior's women's collections and its haute couture. The last person to have such a free rein at the brand was its founder, Christian Dior. Tricky time With the luxury sector's once bumper profits plummeting, Anderson's appointment is an attempt to renew the fashion house after nine years under the Italian Maria Grazia Chiuri. Anderson, the son of former Irish rugby captain Willie Anderson, trained at the London School of Fashion after starting on the shop floor at a Dublin department store. His first big break was landing a job in Prada 's marketing department before launching his own brand, JW Anderson, in 2008. "I think he is one of the most gifted talents of his generation," said Alice Feillard, men's buyer at Galeries Lafayette, Europe's biggest department store group. "We saw what he achieved at Loewe — a really remarkable and brilliant body of work." "He is one of the most talented and undoubtedly prolific designers of recent years," Adrien Communier, fashion editor for GQ France, told AFP. "There is something childlike yet very intellectual" about his collections, he said, "very cheeky, very bold... and really intriguing." Feillard said bringing together Dior's three lines "makes sense. Dior Homme and Dior Femme are almost two different brands. I think now the real challenge for the brand is to establish a somewhat more coherent identity," she said.
Fashion Network
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Anderson teases Dior collection blending literature, sport and Versailles glamour
Dior 's upcoming show is the most anticipated of Paris Men's Fashion Week, and for days, the brand's new creative director, Jonathan Anderson, has been dropping cryptic clues on social media, hinting at what his first collection might reveal. Like a digital Hansel and Gretel trail, the 40-year-old Northern Irish designer has been teasing fashion followers with glimpses of what awaits when the curtain rises on Friday. Even the show invitation — held in the 17th-century grandeur of Les Invalides — has gone viral. He began with Andy Warhol's photographs of the American socialite Lee Radziwill — the sister of Jackie Kennedy — and artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. Both New Yorkers are "for me the epitome of style," he said. While the trail of posts started in the Big Apple, it seemed to be ending at the Palace of Versailles outside Paris, particularly in the cutesy hamlet Marie Antoinette had built in the grounds so she could play at being a peasant. There were also snaps of a gilt clock in the Queen's Bedchamber, a Dior ring set in one of the hamlet's apple trees, and a brilliantly witty measuring tape in the shape of a snail perched on a leaf. Tied in knots Anderson also posted two rather endearing videos of French football star Kylian Mbappé putting on a tie and trying — and failing — to knot a dickie bow. "It's not that bad, right?" the Real Madrid star and Dior ambassador asked, before laughing, "It is (that bad)?" Anderson — a lover of literature — also seems to have returned to his homeland for inspiration, with three new versions of the brand's Book Tote bags. The first has "Dracula" in blood-red letters in a nod to Dublin writer Bram Stoker, while the "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" bag pays homage to French novelist Pierre Choderlos de Laclos. The enigmatic invitation to the show — a porcelain plate adorned with three eggs — has already gone viral on social media. Anderson's arrival at Dior had been flagged for months after he turned around the rather stuffy Spanish label Loewe, which is also owned by the French luxury giant LVMH. Just weeks after he was named to head Dior Homme, he was also appointed creative director of Dior's women's collections and its haute couture. The last person to have such a free rein at the brand was its founder, Christian Dior. Tricky time With the luxury sector's once bumper profits plummeting, Anderson's appointment is an attempt to renew the fashion house after nine years under the Italian Maria Grazia Chiuri. Anderson, the son of former Irish rugby captain Willie Anderson, trained at the London School of Fashion after starting on the shop floor at a Dublin department store. His first big break was landing a job in Prada 's marketing department before launching his own brand, JW Anderson, in 2008. "I think he is one of the most gifted talents of his generation," said Alice Feillard, men's buyer at Galeries Lafayette, Europe's biggest department store group. "We saw what he achieved at Loewe — a really remarkable and brilliant body of work." "He is one of the most talented and undoubtedly prolific designers of recent years," Adrien Communier, fashion editor for GQ France, told AFP. "There is something childlike yet very intellectual" about his collections, he said, "very cheeky, very bold... and really intriguing." Feillard said bringing together Dior's three lines "makes sense. Dior Homme and Dior Femme are almost two different brands. I think now the real challenge for the brand is to establish a somewhat more coherent identity," she said.
