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Every trip back to New York is a treat. Simply put, New Yorkers’ sartorial instincts are unrivalled. They’re usually some of the first to adopt emerging trends, so any outing to a restaurant or Duane Reade is like interacting with a living mood board.
Madelyn Cline’s fall wardrobe is serving fairy-tale extravagance. On Nov. 23, the “Outer Banks” star paid a visit to the set of “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” to promote her upcoming film, “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery.” As she strutted into the studio, Cline, styled by Mimi Cuttrell, wore a satin dress by Alexandre Vauthier and matching knee-high boots in poison-apple green. She paired the look with shimmering earrings and a Pamela Anderson-inspired updo.
Kate Middleton is officially the Princess of Wales, and she showed up to a state banquet dressed like the royalty she is. But as stunning as her outfit was in its own right, it also honored those who came before her, including Diana, the former Princess of Wales, and the late Queen Elizabeth II, who died on Sept. 8. Middleton arrived at the state dinner, held in Buckingham Palace on Nov. 22 for South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, dressed in a regal white gown by Jenny Packham complete with cape sleeves and glittering beaded shoulder embellishments. But most notable of all was her jewelry, which included a pearl bracelet and the historic Lover’s Knot tiara — the first one she’s worn in three years.
Sprich zum Beispiel über Pläne für Silvester. Bleiben deine Verwandten zu Hause, oder gehen sie aus? Rede über deine liebsten Weihnachtsfilme. Darüber, ob dein alter Englisch-Lehrer noch an deiner ehemaligen Schule unterrichtet. Darüber, ob es wirklich wichtig ist, beim Waschen die Klamotten nach Farben zu trennen. Über dein Lieblingsessen zu Weihnachten. Darüber, wie du deine weißen Turnschuhe am besten sauber bekommst. Und wenn dich deine Tante schließlich fragen sollte, wann du denn endlich mal zu heiraten gedenkst, kannst du ihr einfach reingrätschen: „Haha, du bist echt lustig. Hast du in letzter Zeit irgendwas Gutes auf Netflix gesehen?“ Und wenn alle Stricke reißen, hilft eines fast immer: „Frag sie nach sich selbst“, empfiehlt die Ehe- und Familientherapeutin Kristen Harrington. „Dann vergessen sie vielleicht, gemein zu dir zu sein.“
