This summer has been full of standout color combinations. Serena Williams served a cobalt blue windbreaker and butter yellow sneakers before the 2026 US Open. Anne Hathaway gave strawberry red a maternity twist with denim blues. And Hailey Bieber’s yellow lingerie top looked so electric with black bottoms, it bordered on chartreuse.

Before celebrities went all in on pairing unexpected hues, designers made a case for palette clashing. On the spring and fall 2026 runways, Celine held a master class in primary colorblocking, while Balenciaga solidified red-and-purple as autumn's leading color combination. (The latter was further confirmed by Dua Lipa, who accessorized a grape Ferragamo dress with a bright cherry bag earlier this summer.)

Read on for a full breakdown of the fashion show-to-celebrity closet pipeline, featuring the color combinations that will put black-and-white wardrobes out of business.

The Cobalt Blue and Butter Yellow Color Combination Trend

As recently as a pre-US Open pickleball game, Serena Williams’s butter yellow tennis skirt softened her athletic look’s cobalt blue theme (co-signed by Chanel, Saint Laurent, Givenchy, and more). While the scene-stealing shade made her Nike windbreaker and sneakers unmissable, the pastel yellow pigment grounded the look in accessibility.

The Cool Blue and Red Color Combination Trend

Back in August, Anne Hathaway attended a premiere in a red-and-blue Prabal Gurung top made for cool moms-to-be. Being mostly cool blue, the halter resembled runway swatches from Ulla Johnson's and Carolina Herrera's recent shows. But plot twist: it was lined with strawberry-red satin. The Oscar winner earned extra points for shade-matching the peekaboo pigment to her pointy pumps.

The Navy Blue and Camel Color Combination Trend

Navy blue and camel isn’t the most complicated (or unusual) of color combinations. In fact, it probably already lives in your fall wardrobe. But that’s not to say it’s boring. To prove the pairing still looks classic and cool, Kendall Jenner layered a navy sweater over the epaulette-embellished shoulders of her khaki trench coat.

The Tomato Red and Black Color Combination Trend

Jennifer Lawrence, Zendaya, and Alexandra Leclerc have recently worn red with black, but Charlize Theron's Givenchy look was the most autumnal by far. For a The Odyssey after-party in London, Theron slipped black leather gloves beside her tomato going-out dress. What’s the lesson here? The next time you reach for your well-loved LBD, step outside your comfort zone with a crimson mini and black accessories instead.

The Red and Purple Color Combination Trend

Red-and-purple might be the most underrated couple on this list, one that’s just starting to get its flowers. Early in the summer, Dua Lipa became the color combination’s blueprint, styling a grape-squeezed Ferragamo dress with cherry-colored accessories. It wasn’t long before Zoey Deutch coordinated a purple cardigan to the brightest red bottoms on the market. All this to say? Balenciaga, Carolina Herrera, Stella McCartney, and more certainly impressed their celebrity clientele when showing the color duo on the runways.

The Electric Yellow and Black Color Combination Trend

Hailey Bieber’s personal color palette, in all its minimalist glory, got a makeover this summer. That doesn’t mean the Rhode founder ditched neutral basics entirely—she just styled them with conversation-starting counterparts.

See: the neon-adjacent yellow lingerie top she wore with black trousers, matching peep-toe pumps, and a low-profile The Row purse. Mugler and Issey Miyake debuted similar anti-butter yellow designs on recent fall runways, but Bieber’s exact top is vintage Dolce & Gabbana. Tip: Switch the zesty yellow for chartreuse or moss green and the black for chocolate brown for an even more autumn-appropriate pairing.

Sofia Richie Grainge seems to always have the perfect outfit ready for any occasion, so her latest wedding guest look comes as no surprise. The fact that Kendall Jenner first wore the vintage Chanel dress in 2014 just makes Richie Grainge's choice even more interesting.

Richie Grainge's husband, Elliot Grainge, shared photos of his wife on Instagram, with the caption, "Special weekend in London celebrating Molly & Tony's wedding. I love them."

If the SRG Atelier founder's dress looks familiar, that's because Jenner first wore the look more than ten years ago. Taken from Chanel's Cruise 2014 collection, which was designed by Karl Lagerfeld, the black dress has two sets of straps, along with an oversized torso panel featuring an abstract black and white print.

Sofia acquired her archival Chanel dress from Timeless Vixen, a vintage boutique in Beverly Hills.

Jenner wore the exact same design to attend a screening of the movie Grace of Monaco at the 67th Annual Cannes Film Festival on May 14, 2014.

Richie Grainge and Jenner's dress was first seen on the runway in Singapore on May 9, 2013, where Lagerfeld debuted the collection.

Additional photos revealed that Richie Grainge also wore a one-shoulder black dress featuring abstract white lines during the wedding weekend.

As always, Richie Grainge's style choices were perfection.

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Once upon a time, Labor Day weekend doubled as a last hurrah for my summer whites before they hibernated in my wardrobe for the winter. That habit ended when I realized my favorite fashion girls were wearing the previously shunned shade well into October. If Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber don't have to ditch white outfits for fall, why do I?

These days, I view the "no white after Labor Day" rule as more of a suggestion—and I'm not alone. In the weeks leading up to September 7, when summer whites might've once returned to storage, Pantone's color of the year (Cloud Dancer) gave everyone from Jenner and Bieber to Nicole Kidman and Zoë Kravitz a free pass.

Whether in head-to-toe ivory or a white T-shirt, these tiny rebellions started a trend at Wimbledon 2026, the US Open, and the Venice Film Festival. (White has always been a welcome, season-defying shade at tennis tournaments, though.) To honor Wimbledon's dress code, Kidman wore a creamy suit set and matching jazz shoes from Ralph Lauren. Meanwhile, Emma Corrin offset the crispness of their trousers with a tomato red sweater over a denim button-down.

Beyond the confines of the tennis court, Bridgerton's Nicola Coughlan gave her white Oxford shirt and jeans an autumn twist with a classic black blazer. Back in L.A., Jenner and Bieber used pops of black—on ballet flats and long-sleeve shirts, respectively—to extend the color's shelf life.

All this to say? My summer whites aren't going anywhere. To take the stress out of post-Labor Day dressing, keep scrolling for the milky VIP-approved pieces on my summer-to-fall fashion moodboard. Tip: Some of the best white outfits aren't even remotely monochromatic. Sometimes, just a simple splash of the shade will do.

Hailey Bieber's White Jeans

Fact: White denim is too cool to sit in storage until next summer. Last month, Hailey Bieber agreed, wearing a perfect low-rise pair with a black long-sleeve shirt. Once the temps start to drop, the Rhode founder's favorite flip-flops could trade places with ivory ballet flats and look even more autumnal.

Kendall Jenner's White The Row Skirt Set

I've been waiting all summer to recreate Kendall Jenner's white-on-white set, down to the three-quarter-length sleeves and knee-length pencil skirt. On the first Friday after Labor Day, I'll accessorize with a similar pouch purse and peep-toe pumps for a date with my fiancé.

Zoë Kravitz's White T-Shirt

The easiest way to wear white after Labor Day? A plain white tee à la Zoë Kravitz. It's not nearly as rebellious as Jenner's monochrome co-ord, thanks to the flared jeans and heeled ballet flats (a quintessential set for fall).

Nicole Kidman's White Ralph Lauren Suit

Calling all fall brides: Wouldn't it be iconic if you arrived at your bridal shower in an all-white suit? If you're feeling brave, use Nicole Kidman's Wimbledon wardrobe—a shoulder-padded blazer and pleated wide-leg pants—as your blueprint. You'll be fashion's coolest bride if you commit to the jazz shoe trend, too.

Nicola Coughlan's White Button-Down-and-Denim

Don't underestimate the power of a black blazer. It made Nicola Coughlan's all-white white button-down, denim, and Bottega Veneta bag seasonal for September. Come December, I'll style the same two-piece with ankle boots and an elongated coat.

Pamela Anderson's White Travel Wardrobe

Pamela Anderson didn't need a red carpet to steal the show at the 2026 Venice Film Festival. The style setter secured a spot on the best-dressed list in a tonal travel look. Even the actor's accessories—a headscarf and high-vamp ballet flats—continued the creamy color story.

Emma Corrin's White Ralph Lauren Trousers

Don't be afraid to play with pops of color this fall—even when you're wearing white. Emma Corrin proved it's worth the risk at Wimbledon, tucking a denim button-down and red polo shirt into perfectly tailored trousers. The best part about summer whites? They would've complemented any Fall 2026 color trend worn by The Crown actor, whether it be aqua blue, moss green, or even mustard yellow.

After-hours shirts aren't what they used to be: cropped, skintight, and black. This summer, It girls like Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber upgraded their going-out top game with lace-trimmed camisoles and silky button-down blouses. By the time September arrived, Jenner turned to a cozy poncho.

Jenner's style series at the 2026 Venice Film Festival ended as quickly as it started: On September 4, two days after she arrived, the supermodel was spotted at the airport with one last street style look up her sleeve: Jenner wore an asymmetrical velvet poncho from Etro, which wouldn't have looked out of place on a night out.

The design's paisley print was as intricate as the floral embroidery on her gold Giorgio Armani gown the night prior. Meanwhile, the top's deep, borderline-black shade of indigo complemented the straight-leg, dark-wash denim.

While her top half was a throwback to the Y2K era, when ponchos were last trending, the bottom half was in line with one of fall's biggest denim trends, as seen on the runways of Zimmermann, Stella McCartney, Khaite, and more.

To finish her vacation-turned-travel outfit, Jenner accessorized with sculptural witchy sunglasses (resembling one of Peggy Guggenheim's pairs), a rose-laden leather tote bag, and the same The Row Stella Slippers she arrived in. Since Jenner rarely leaves L.A. without the high-vamp flats trend in tow, why wouldn't she save them a spot in her Venice luggage?

While ponchos aren't necessarily swinging back into the fashion zeitgeist, cape-like pieces played a part in the Spring/Summer 2026 fashion shows of Khaite, Dior, and more. The flowy look debuted in various shades and proportions, ranging from a structured leather top with a trailing back at Balenciaga to a tiered, bow-tied topper at Valentino.

Take it from Jenner: If your going-out top collection only consists of tanks, bandeau tops, and baby tees, you're missing out. This fall, switch things up by shopping the Jenner-approved ponchos and dark-wash jeans below.

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On September 2, the first day of the 2026 Venice Film Festival, Kendall Jenner snuck past the celebrity-covered red carpet and sailed away on a yacht. While Jenner didn't stray far from the Lido di Venezia hub, she may have drawn style inspiration from a French Cannes Film Festival habitué instead: Jane Birkin. Saving her Giorgio Armani gown for the red carpet, Jenner wore a little black dress, paired unexpectedly with a basket bag

Once she arrived in Italy, wearing a white pantsuit and ballet flats, Jenner wasted no time changing into a more elevated nighttime look. She boarded the ship in a lightweight dress with silky sleeves, a bow-tied bodice, and a semi-sheer skirt, courtesy of Vivienne Westwood. For her finishing touches, Jenner wore vintage Manolo Blahnik pumps, tiny oval sunglasses, and earrings by the American sculptor Alexander Calder.

Meanwhile, Jenner's picnic-ready top-handle wicker looked straight out of Birkin's fashion archives. Before the actor-signer became synonymous with the Hermès style named after her, she was known for her penchant for straw bags, which she even wore to formal events.

This isn't the only Birkin-approved bag that Jenner is a fan of. Over the years, the model has curated a Hermès Birkin collection to rival the bag's namesake: "I love really old ones," she told Vogue early in the year. "I love when the leather cracks and there [are] scratches and their scuffs and the corners are all messed up—this is so chic to me."

While there's no confirmation that Jenner channeled Birkin for her latest look, the actor-singer has served as style inspiration to many celebrities over the years. Olivia Rodrigo wore one of her dresses in the "Drop Dead" music video. Meanwhile, Bella Hadid attended the 2026 Cannes Film Festival in Schiaparelli's recreation of her circa-1969 crochet dress.

If you have no star-studded events to attend, channel the look in a sheer dress and basket bag this Labor Day instead.

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Labor Day is fast approaching, but don't be fooled: Summer whites season isn't over until Kendall Jenner makes the switch to moodier shades. And as of September 2, she was still loyal to pre-Labor Day-approved colors. But that's not to say her all-white outfit wouldn't work in her cold-weather wardrobe, either.

Setting the matching set's summery tint aside, Jenner just arrived at the 2026 Venice Film Festival in the ultimate fall uniform. Wearing crisp whites from the scoop-neck of her sleeveless tank top to the straight-leg hem of her trousers, she didn't even try to keep a low profile at the airport.

While the brand behind her perfect pantsuit remains a mystery, the silhouette would shine on any cold city's street style circuit this fall. Previous off-duty outfits confirmed Jenner supports wearing white after Labor Day, but she could splash any Fall 2026 color trend onto her latest look (think: moss green, mustard yellow, or even aqua blue) and make it even more seasonal. Eventually, should the supermodel accessorize the cotton-looking co-ord with a J.Crew Rollneck Sweater and the triangle scarf trend, it could become her go-to base layer for 50-degree November days.

As to not get ahead of herself, Jenner reunited with The Row's Stella Slippers: the high vamp flats she's been wearing nonstop this summer. Last week in L.A., she styled (what seemed to be) the same $920 It shoes with another white look, featuring a fitted baby tee, pull-on pants from Adanola, and The Row's Tori Bag.

Before she boarded her flight to Venice, however, Chanel loaned her an unreleased duffel bag from the Cruise 2027 fashion show. The suede taupe style, with its braided leather straps and subtle double-C branding, is the newest (and largest) addition to her Chanel by Matthieu Blazy bag collection. Jenner's well-loved Maxi Flap is half the size, boasts a signature top flap, and was sculpted from a rich shade of burgundy leather.

The Chanel tote is new, but her affinity for season-defying white styles certainly isn't. Earlier this summer, Jenner debuted a cotton-silk blend blouse and a matching pencil skirt from The Row in New York City. Her skirt suit definitely deserves a spot in her fall-to-winter wardrobe, too. (Just imagine the top's three-quarter-length sleeves peeking out from underneath an unmissable fur coat in Aspen, Colorado.)

Jenner isn't the only one with fall-worthy whites in their summer closet. Everyone from Off Campus's Ella Bright and Dua Lipa to Jennifer Lopez and Camila Morrone previously sampled colorless matching sets.

Could 2026 be the year that fashion insiders officially denounce the "no white after Labor Day" rule? To manifest this long-overdue shift, shop the white fall outfits below.

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As well as refusing to quit flip-flops as summer turns to fall, Kendall Jenner is gearing up to break the (antiquated) "no white after Labor Day" rule. And instead of hopping on the wired earphones trend, the model pledged allegiance to a pair of neon Beats headphones instead.

On August 27, Jenner was photographed in Los Angeles wearing a $110 Flore Flore Car Cotton Baby Tee in White, which she paired with The Row's Gala Cady Wide-Leg Pants in an off-white shade.

Despite almost wearing a totally white outfit, the reality star did accessorize her outfit with some black accessories. Jenner opted to wear black flats and she tied a black sweater around her waist.

Instead of embracing the celeb-beloved wired headphones trend, which has been seen on everyone from Hailey Bieber to Zoë Kravitz, Jenner opted for a pair of over-ear Beats headphones. The unusual headphones feature neon yellow ear cushions and remain unreleased, though they were teased throughout the 2026 World Cup.

Perhaps the most extravagant element of Jenner's outfit was her decision to use her The Row Tori bag, which retails for $1,800, as a dog carrier. Her adorable pup poked his head out of the top of the bag as the model walked along the street.

Although Labor Day is fast approaching, Jenner just proved that an all-white outfit is appropriate regardless of the season.

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This week, when Hailey Bieber and Zoë Kravitz endorsed the mules trend, I hibernated my flip-flops for fall. I should have waited: Less than 72 hours later, Kendall Jenner contradicted Bieber's invitation to kick off closed-toe season by recreating her friend's favorite jeans uniform—down to the sandals.

After a week in London with Jacob Elordi, where wedges or pointy pumps third-wheeled their every outing, Jenner couldn't wait to start her Flip-Flops Fall. She met friends for dinner in the dark denim trend, a long-sleeve black shirt, and matching leather thong sandals.

It appears Jenner brought The Row's City Flip-Flops out of retirement—almost a year after she last styled them publicly. (In contrast, Bieber, Jennifer Lawrence, and Zoë Kravitz wear the $890 slides, released by creative directors Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen in 2023, all the time.) Instead, this year, the model has been hooked on The Row's sold-out Sacha Sandals, a three-inch-tall take on the heeled flip-flops trend.

Despite its at-first-glance simplicity, pairing jeans with a plain shirt and flip-flops is a foolproof combo. No matter how many times Jenner recycles the minimalist combination, it never fails her. She has worn indigo-dyed jeans with thong sandals for years, swapping black shirts for colorful baby tees, white crop tops, and oversized button-downs. The "opposites attract" two-piece doesn't disappear from her regular rotation once cold weather rolls around, either. (It helps when you live in L.A.)

Bieber shares the same affinity for jeans-and-flip-flops outfits. The Rhode founder regularly pairs her favorite straight-leg jeans, including ones from her collaboration with Gap, with everyday basics: black tank tops, white crop tops, and The Row's City Flip-Flops, of course.

Best friends who break seasonal shoe rules together, stay together. All that to say? Not only are my flip-flops back in business (at least until 40-degree days are the norm), I influenced my bestie to wear hers through fall, too. Treat yourself and a fellow fashion girl to the Jenner-coded, jeans-and-flip-flops outfits below.

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When it comes to Hollywood siblings, Elle and Dakota Fanning have quickly became fan favorites, thanks to their warm humor and inimitable style. Following a joint appearance with Elle, in which the sisters styled matching pouch bags, Dakota was spotted on a solo outing to Ralph Lauren's Madison Avenue store in New York City wearing a celeb-approved ensemble.

On Saturday, August 22, the star of The Sun Never Sets wore a pair of cigarette jeans in a dark indigo wash with a white T-shirt and an oversized white dress shirt worn like a trench coat.

For accessories, Dakota carried The Row's sold-out Cecily Silk-Satin Tote in Barn Red, of which Kendall Jenner is a known fan. Unfortunately, Dakota's exact bag is no longer available, although The Row currently offers a black cotton Cecily Mini Tote Bag, which retails for $950.

Notably, Dakota's sister Elle has been spotted with a pink version of The Row's enviable Cecily Tote on multiple occasions.

Drawing inspiration from Hailey Bieber—who remains committed to heeled flip-flops in a number of styles—Dakota wore what appears to be Gucci's Vittoria Thong Sandals from the fashion house's Spring/Summer '26 collection.

When Dakota left Ralph Lauren, she added a pair of oversize tortoiseshell sunglasses to her sleek outfit.

Whether she's doing press, attending an event, or shopping on a day off, Dakota never fails to provide style inspiration for her fans.

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It's been six months since rumors started swirling around the reported romance of Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi. Yet, the fashion couple's closets have already synced. On August 19, Jenner and Elordi served a masterclass in wearing Fall 2026's colorblocking trend, which, in this fashion writer's eyes, is as serious as exchanging house keys.

Two months after the paparazzi spotted the A-listers boarding a flight in Australia, they resurfaced outside Cipriani, an Italian restaurant in London beloved by Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Victoria Beckham, and more. Aligned on the smart-casual dress code, Jenner and Elordi started their off-duty outfits with white T-shirts. While the supermodel threw a button-down in trendy cobalt blue over the cropped tee, her rumored boyfriend tested the windbreaker trend in a cool-toned forest green color. Both took to dark bottoms—Jenner in black trousers and Elordi in indigo-blue jeans—and sunglasses.

Their footwear set the two apart. While the Oscar nominee sported low-profile sneakers from Celine, Jenner re-wore her hybrid wedge heels from The Row. Both of the VIPs are Chanel bag collectors, but Elordi left his quilted Mini Messenger at home. So, all eyes went to Jenner's burgundy Matthieu Blazy-era Maxi Flap Bag, which I would love to see Elordi borrow on their next outing.

While Jenner and Elordi were style setters in their own right before they started stepping out together, they are already bringing out the best in each other fashion-wise. They also appear to share the same taste in Fall 2026's biggest color trends—cobalt blue, burgundy, forest green—as seen on the runways of Balenciaga, Polo Ralph Lauren, Loewe, Nina Ricci, and more.

It's difficult to believe Jenner and Elordi are entering their first fall fashion circuit together. Their effortlessly cool couple style could have fooled me—they coordinate like they're celebrating another anniversary soon. Fingers crossed Jenner and Elordi are curating their next London looks as we speak. Selfishly, my fiancé and I could use some fresh style inspiration for fall. In the meantime, we'll be shopping similar colorblocking co-ords below.

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If you still have scars, literal or figurative, from the jelly shoes of your childhood, you're entitled to some style compensation. What's the payment, you ask? The new-and-improved jelly shoe trend, starring styles that show no signs of blistering the soles of Jennifer Lawrence, Hailey Bieber, and more.

Allow today's famous faces to reintroduce you to jellies. The semi-sheer, glossy shoes, sculpted from soft PVC plastic, date back to the post-World War II leather shortage. The divisive silhouette has been bouncing on and off trendsetter shoe racks since the 1970s, earning endorsements from Thierry Mugler and Jean Paul Gaultier in the '80s. In the '90s, it went mainstream, worn by kids and adults alike. Kirsten Dunst and Gwyneth Paltrow were some of the first celebrities to wear jellies on red carpets. By the 2010s, Lana Del Rey, Kylie Jenner, Solange Knowles, and more styled the everyday shoes to hero-item heights.

Don't be fooled: The newest jelly shoes are a far cry from the fisherman sandals that ripped your feet as a kid. Thanks to upgraded designs, like Chloé's Jelly Mules from the Spring/Summer 2026 show, plastic-inflicted pain isn't the norm anymore. Not only do jelly shoes 2.0 look fresh from Polly Pocket's closet, but they're also as pliable as the doll's rubber dresses. They aren't reserved just for summer, either—they make a great transitional shoe for those in-between days when it's still warm enough for something less covered, but too cool for a true sandal.

It's time to awaken your inner child. See how celebrities are doing the same in the jelly shoe trend below.

Jennifer Lawrence's Mesh Jelly Shoes

Jennifer Lawrence has been openly pro-jellies since 2022, doubling down on the nostalgic look with colorful peony pink and tomato red pairs. Most recently, Lawrence's white off-duty outfit became the perfect blank canvas to spotlight her sold-out mesh style from The Row.

Hailey Bieber's Jelly Sneakers

It's not every day that jellies win over a minimalist like Hailey Bieber, especially in Nike sneaker form. Neon green grids encircled the mesh silhouette, giving her jelly trainers their glossy sheen.

Similar styles haven't earned A-list approval en masse just yet, but 2026's freaky green color trend proves anything is possible. Neon jellies from Merrell and Puma are ripe for the picking.

Kendall Jenner's High-Vamp Jelly Flats

Months before Kylie Jenner paired Chloé's Mules with capris, her older sister, Kendall Jenner, tested the jelly shoe-cropped pants formula in Venice. Much like her travel tote, her translucent high-vamp flats were another sold-out style from The Row's celebrity-beloved catalog. Were they risky airport shoes? Maybe, but that hasn't stopped VIPs from wearing flip-flops during flights, either.

Vittoria Ceretti's Jelly Flip-Flops

Ancient Greek Sandals has a history with the jelly shoe trend. Back in 1957, the Grecian label founded the first PVC footwear factory in Athens. Almost 70 years later, the brand is still leading the jellies revival and is endorsed by fashion girls like Vittoria Ceretti. Earlier this summer, the sheer V-shaped straps on the supermodel's flip-flops gave the staple sandal the jelly treatment.

Barbara Palvin's Jelly Mules

Take it from Barbara Palvin: Jelly shoes aren't to be overlooked in the maternity dressing department. During the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, the mom-to-be elevated her plaid button-down and black capris with Jimmy Choo's Jelly Drop Sandals. The peep-toe mules (and their pregnancy-friendly two-inch-tall heels) are available in aquamarine and amber, but we're partial to Palvin's sparkling, periwinkle-tinted version.

Keke Palmer's Bejeweled Jelly Heels

Keke Palmer's take on the sheer shoe trend, bedazzled baby pink mules by Mach & Mach, delivered a masterclass in Y2K-maxxing. The sold-out stilettos looked even more nostalgic next to the striking lemon-yellow mini dress.

Most of the best-selling bags in Kendall Jenner's The Row collection are also beloved by Hailey Bieber, Jennifer Lawrence, Elle Fanning, and more. Turns out, the Olsen twins' most loyal clients share the same taste in knitwear, too. On August 17, the celebrity-beloved Ophelia Sweater, which first appeared in Jenner's closet years ago, returned to her Instagram feed—in a new, goes-with-everything color.

Jenner wasn't exaggerating when she referred to herself as a "lucky lady" in the caption: She secured the wool-and-cashmere blend crewneck before sizes started to dwindle. The $1,550 sweater comes complete with a ribbed collar, a matching hemline and cuffs, and bell-shaped sleeves. If the black-and-white filter isn't playing tricks on my eyes, Jenner's version is in the creamy white color called "Sand."

While the photographer (could it be Jacob Elordi?) cropped Jenner's pants and shoes from the picture, her oval-shaped sunglasses, canvas tote, and wine glass made the cut. Knowing the minimalist's personal style (and current fashion fixations), she might've stacked straight-leg jeans and high-vamp flats from The Row beneath the intentionally oversized, cozy silhouette.

At this point, The Row's repeat clients are as familiar with the Ophelia Sweater as they are with the Margaux, Park Tote, and Marlo bags. My (unscientific) research suggests the double-layered design has been infiltrating celebrity closets since the end of 2022.

Sofia Richie Grainge, Pamela Anderson, and Lawrence previously tested the "Grey Melange" color with a blazer, white jeans, and Adidas Sambas, respectively. Jenner, on the other hand, has the style in three neutral shades: gray, cobalt blue, and black.

Since launch, the sweater's styling potential has been tested. Back in 2023, Jenner's close friend, Bieber, transformed the thigh-sweeping sweater into a mini dress. She elevated its comfort-first feel with leather Jimmy Choo boots, a belted tote bag by Toteme, and her signature Saint Laurent sunglasses.

Years later, Jenner's other Ophelia Sweaters show no signs of wear and tear. (Shoppers should expect nothing less from a four-figure jumper.) In Dec. 2025, after Margot Robbie, Emma Stone, Ariana Grande, and sister Kylie Jenner debuted their own Ophelias, the 818 founder stayed true to the baggy black knit, wearing it over a white T-shirt, easy-breezy bottoms, and burgundy ballet flats from Reformation.

Will this VIP-adored sweater change your life? Probably not, but if you're wearing cashmere crewnecks as much as Jenner, it might be worth the investment. From booked-and-busy Fashion Months to Sushi Park dinners with her sister, The Ophelia Sweater has become Jenner's chicest confidant.

To see why she adores the ribbed pullover so much, treat yourself to an Ophelia—or a similar style below.

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Wedge heels are so back, but not just as a comfort-first stiletto swap. On the celebrity street style circuit, they're challenging summer's leading flats trends, including loafers, ballet flats, and even flip-flops. For her jeans outfit on August 4, Kendall Jenner wore unconventional wedges from The Row in place of her go-to thong sandals.

Before joining Hailey Bieber at L.A.'s Moroccan Lounge for their friend Justine Skye's concert, Jenner's evening began at the Italian restaurant Antico Nuovo. There, she styled her black baby tee, loose-fitting jeans, and chocolate brown bowling bag from The Row with the pointy Liisa Pumps, also courtesy of the Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen-led label.

From the front, the $1,190 lambskin leather pair resembled razor-sharp ballet flats, complete with the trendy high-vamps and a glossy black sheen. Once the supermodel showcased the pump's side profile, however, she revealed the 2-inch-tall heels. Unlike chunkier wedges from the late '90s and early 2000s, the platforms featured subtly tapered heels that gave the pair their ballet flat guise.

While the summer has been full of The Row flip-flop and ballet flat appearances, the style is a relative newcomer to the shoe offering. The wedge is fresh from the Summer 2026 collection, though it's an evolution from the Liisa kitten heels the minimalist-beloved brand launched in the early 2010s.

The OG heels, known for equally acute toes and slim baby heels, have earned endorsements from Bieber, Zendaya, Jennifer Lawrence, Greta Lee, and even Jenner. Since the Liisa Wedges launched last April, HoYeun Jung, Ayo Edebiri, and Daisy Edgar-Jones modeled them during magazine photoshoots and press tours.

Once Jenner's exact pair inevitably sells out (such is the life of the model-approved picks), shop alternative finds below.

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The butter yellow trend has found celebrity proponents around the globe, with everyone from Princess Kate to Selena Gomez, Margot Robbie, and Beyoncé wearing the summery shade. Now, Kendall Jenner is embracing the sumptuous trend mixed with a vibrant floral print.

Jenner attended a clifftop dinner in Malibu, California to celebrate the launch of a new collection from Devon Lee Carlson x Frankies Bikinis. For the occasion, the model wore the aptly-named Cutie Pie Dress in Bellissima from the forthcoming collection, which will be available to shop from August 4. The mini dress features thin spaghetti straps, a ruched torso, and florals in neon pink and blue on top of a butter yellow background.

The collection is set to feature a bikini in the exact same floral print, alongside animal print mini dresses, and embroidered babydoll dresses.

Jenner kept her outfit simple by wearing a pair of black leather open-toe mules and nothing else with the chic, summery dress.

Basically, it's never too late to embrace the butter yellow trend, especially if you wear it with a clever twist.

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Wherever Hailey Bieber's Gap jeans go, the flip-flops trend follows. But when Kaia Gerber or Zendaya style summer denim, don't expect them to follow suit in open-toe shoes. This year, Hollywood's most stylish stocked up on warm-weather flats, leaving pedicure-forward sandal trends behind them.

While Bieber rotated between her favorite kitten heel and sky-high flip-flops, other VIPs held down the flats fort in closed-toe styles that will remain in rotation through winter. Gigi Hadid wore the soft loafers trend with everything, but especially sky blue denim; Zendaya's baggy jeans and Maison Margiela Tabi Ballet Flats proved they're a match made in freaky shoe heaven; and Gerber stayed loyal to the ballet flats she designed with French footwear brand Repetto.

Don't expect Bieber to retire jeans and flip-flops outfits anytime soon. (Seriously, the uniform even starred in her Gap campaign.) However, if you have ballet flat separation issues or your pedicure could use a touch-up, you can still style denim The It Girl Way: by studying and shopping the summer flats trends below.

Gigi Hadid's Summer Jeans and Loafers

Toward the end of spring 2026, Zoë Kravitz, Jennifer Lawrence, and Gigi Hadid made the soft loafers trend a must-have for fashion-forward New Yorkers. Hadid, for one, didn't hibernate ruched high-vamp slippers for summer. Days before the 2026 Met Gala, her beloved burgundy pair from Miu Miu matched the nostalgic feel of her striped Guest In Residence top and flared Frame jeans.

Zendaya's Summer Jeans and Tabi Ballet Flats

Maison Margiela Tabis are right next to Christian Louboutins on Zendaya's press tour packing list. Before The Odyssey, she saved spots in her luggage for two pairs from the brand, including split-toe loafers and matching ballet flats. The actress's velvet plum purple ballerinas embarked on their own epic journey, appearing beneath plenty of light-wash denim looks.

Kendall Jenner's Summer Jeans and The Row Loafers

Meanwhile, Kendall Jenner traded the soft loafers trend for The Row's sold-out Canal style, which features more structured soles and black leather toe boxes. By pairing the loafers with cigarette jeans, a black bowling bag, and the perfect white tee, Jenner looked fresh from a '90s J.Crew catalog.

Dakota Johnson's Summer Jeans and High-Vamp Flats

If Dakota Johnson could've attended Taylor Swift's wedding with high-vamp flats as her plus-one, I believe she would've. The summer 2026 shoe trend rarely leaves her side. Just last week, Phoebe Philo's Gathered Flats (beloved by Rihanna, Tracee Ellis Ross, Bieber, and more) elevated her Levi's jeans.

Kaia Gerber's Summer Jeans and Block-Heel Ballet Flats

Kaia Gerber's denim collection gives Bieber some competition, at least where the sheer amount of shades and silhouettes are concerned. However, for each jeans outfit, Gerber returns to the Kaia Ballet Flats from her recent collaboration with Repetto.

The black suede style has everything you know and love about the classic ballet flats—including rounded toes and bow-tied vamps—but with distinct block heels. Since they stand less than 0.8 inches tall, yes, the shoes are still considered ballet flats. Itty-bitty heels can't hurt when you're sporting something as striking as the Chanel Maxi Flap Bag.

Millie Bobby Brown's Summer Jeans and Ballet Flats

The "baggiest bottoms of the season" trophy goes to Millie Bobby Brown's date-night look. The actress and her husband, Jake Bongiovi, matched each other's black-top-and-blue-jeans energy, but Brown cuffed her oversized hems to reveal a pair of leather ballet flats.

Maybe if I joined my middle school's basketball or track teams, the sportif trend would come naturally to my 24-year-old self. This week, Kendall Jenner proved all hope isn't lost for my fellow NARPs (non-athletic regular people). To dress the part, just strip it back to Jenner-approved basics: leggings, track jackets, and chunky sneakers.

Of all the Kardashian-Jenners, Kendall's personal style is the most sporty. Becoming an Adidas brand ambassador only strengthened her ability to elevate athleisure looks. Case in point: Jenner cosplayed a stylish, post-practice track star in an unreleased Adidas look, set to be unveiled this week in New York City.

Details about the collection remain under lock and key, but judging by Jenner's sneak peek, it's perfect for fans of the sportif trend. She wore a navy blue track jacket with cream-colored stripes, black leggings, white crew socks, and Adidas Adizero Running Shoes.

To finish her effortlessly cool outfit, Jenner accessorized with a minimalist shoulder bag and oval-shaped sunglasses. With her headphones, Kendall followed in the footsteps of other wired earbud supporters like Zendaya, Bella Hadid, and Lily-Rose Depp.

After the World Cup-adjacent track shorts domination this summer, the race to the next sportswear staple of the season is on—with black leggings leading the charge. Kaia Gerber, Rihanna, Jennifer Lawrence, and Shay Mitchell are running laps around actual athletes, styling leggings with sky-high stilettos, edgy leather jackets, and all the athleisure-adjacent trends in between. (Earlier this year, J.Law even made her Alo Yoga pair work with her beloved $33,000 The Row bag.)

While waiting for Jenner's exact Adidas outfit to drop, I'll start strengthening my sportif dressing skills with the workout essentials below.

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Last weekend was huge for celebrity style—and no, I’m not just referencing the debut of Taylor Swift’s "magical" Dior wedding dress. For three days straight, A-listers took over vacation locales from the Hamptons to the Italian Riviera, with summer’s biggest sandal trends in tow. For this fashion editor, there’s one trend that’s a surprising step above the rest: the flip-flop renaissance.

I know, I know; some city-dwellers might find this sacrilege. But hear me out…

The Haute Flip-Flop Trend

I used to be staunchly anti-thong sandals, whether they were The Row’s $790 status pair or insider-beloved steals from Old Navy. But there’s been a flip-flop vibe shift that has me, well, flip-flopping on my old grudge. A-listers have been thwacking their way through NYC and LA in black leather pairs with thick straps (from Reformation and A.Emery), to offset an oversize suit or a ’90s-coded slip skirt and tank. They’re also trying out rainbow-colored jelly thongs from Ancient Greek Sandals and bitchy kitten heels—pairs that have a lot more personality than you may remember.

It’s the styling—always in high contrast to more formal pants or an off-kilter dress—that’s won me over. I’d underestimated flip-flops’ versatility in Real Outfits, and I’m hardly the only one: Google reports searches for flip-flops recently hit an all-time high in 48 out of 50 states.

How I Style the Flip Flops Trend

I knew I had to bring this look to the newsletter when a stranger on the street stopped me to say I was her new maternity style inspiration. (Whoever you are—thank you!) In the spirit of celebs like Bella Hadid and Ciara Miller, my flip-flops outfit is all about covert comfort. The top’s pretty embroidered sleeves balance its easy-breezy open front; the skirt is my longtime favorite for no-brainer mixing and matching. But the sandals are my trade secret for getting in steps on hot summer days: They have the subtlest bit of arch support, and they’re even better for my feet than slippers.

This is my homage to a Barbara Palvin look that’s been stuck in my head since Cannes. Little kitten-heel thong sandals can make even the comfiest summer separates, like an oversize button-down shirt and capri pants, feel more photo-worthy. I’m keeping up the French Riviera energy in my neck of the woods with a silk scarf tied over my hair and a sculptural pendant necklace peeking out from under my top.