Here are our must-see looks of the week. Photos / Getty Images
She's beauty. She's grace. She's Dame Helen Mirren. When I look at this outfit, only three powerful little words can appropriately summarise my emotion: Why the fascinator?
If dreams came true and life were Mean Girls then Rihanna would be Regina George - impressively sassy and we all want to be her. At her album art release party, Riri proves that all black everythang will never go out of style and diamonds are most certainly a [bad] gal's best friend.
That's enough Alexa Chung, get outta town! We all know the club can't even handle you, but this kind of consistent slaying of the fashion game is just unnecessary. The peplum, the bow, the tapestry clutch, the strappy stilettos, the I-didn't-put-any-effort-into-my-hair-surprise!-it-took-two-hours-but-could-you-tell-though?-lol. It's all too much. Congratulations on being you, Alexa.
America's sweetheart does it again, this time attending the London premiere of Suffragette. In this plunging electric blue gown Meryl is like the ocean - beautiful, deep and enormously intimidating.
Helena, you're a 10/10 lady and an even better Bellatrix Lestrange, but this is the Macklemore of all outfits.
Owner of the best genes on the planet (Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis) and winner of the coolest teenager award (that's not actually a thing), Lily-Rose can now add Chanel muse to her long list of achievements. Front row at the Chanel airport show at Paris Fashion Week, Lily brings all kinds of fire in a geometric boob tube with matching neck-tie and pale blue jeans.
Here's an acrostic poem of Stella's name to describe her outfit.
S: sequin stripes - a difficult thing to pull off but she manages nonetheless
T: tummy - am cringing that tummy is still a word that is used.
E: enigmatic ethnicity - is she Kiwi or is she South African or is she now American? One thing's for sure, this dress isn't giving any clues.
L: legs - am I right?
L: late - she was probably late because people that look this good generally are.
A: alas! - it hurts to look at her.
- nzherald.co.nz
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