Every week, the internet produces more fashion content than any human being could reasonably consume. We watch it all so you don’t have to, and bring you the moments worth your attention.
Cara Delevingne: The Art of Effortless
Cara posted three times this week. All three times, the fashion internet stopped. The first look — a deconstructed suit jacket worn as a dress, bare-legged, with chunky platform boots — racked up 2.3 million likes within six hours. The second, a sheer floral midi dress layered over a graphic tee, managed to be simultaneously high fashion and completely wearable. The third was a campaign image for an upcoming collaboration that she refused to name, wearing what appears to be an architectural sculptural collar piece over nothing at all. The comments were, appropriately, incomprehensible.
Rihanna: The Return
After a period of relative social media quiet, Rihanna returned this week with a single image that crashed the Fenty Beauty website (again) and reminded everyone why she is, quite simply, incomparable. The look: vintage 1990s Chanel, sourced from a Paris estate sale, styled in a way that felt both historically precise and completely contemporary. Rihanna doesn’t follow trends. Trends follow Rihanna, at a respectful distance, hoping to learn something.
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