Rihanna! Bella! Pamela! Recreate Our Favorite Celeb Looks of the Week

Plus, Can Blake Lively and Taylor Swift's Texts Cure My Conflict Avoidance? View in Browser       Update Preferences The ongoing menswear shows in Paris are filled with styling ideas to try ahead of Fashion Month—most notably the color-pop combinations at Auralee, who have even me (the most ardent neutrals dresser) keen to try out an unexpected pairing. I'm eyeing a pale pink shirt from Maddy's wish list to pair with a chocolate brown bag from Valesque, seen in our New Arrivals edit. LIBBY PAGE EXECUTIVE SHOPPING DIRECTOR   LIBBY PAGE EXECUTIVE SHOPPING DIRECTOR   From Pamela to Rihanna, Shop Our Favorite Looks of the Week BY KRISTINA RUTKOWSKI Winter outfit ideas that are effortlessly easy to pull together. SEE THE EDIT Your Daily Fashion Fix What Fashion Market Director Madeline Fass Is Buying Right Now Shop her wish list. SEE MORE How to Master the Sneaker and Skirt Pairing SHOP NOW Loading: Your Friday Wardrobe Refresh SHOP NEW ARRIVALS Top stories on Vogue today Can Blake Lively and Taylor Swift's Texts Cure My Conflict Avoidance? BY ANNA CAFOLLA Private text messages between Blake Lively and Taylor Swift, made public by an unsealed court deposition, showed levels of grace and generosity amid their friendship rift that gave me pause. READ MORE Tomato! Lime! Purple Reign! The Key Color Trends to Note for Spring 2026 BY NATALIE HAMMOND AND ANDREA ZENDEJAS The future is looking bright. LEARN MORE In case you missed it 11 Surprises From the 2026 Oscar Nominations Kate Hudson in, Ariana Grande, and Paul Mescal out—and a galvanizing Sinners resurgence featuring Wunmi Mosaku and Delroy Lindo—see the most shocking snubs and surprises from the 2026 Oscar nominations, here. Elle Woods Is Back: Everything We Know So Far About the Legally Blonde Prequel After three movies and a hit musical, a Legally Blonde prequel series called Elle is officially on the way. What's in a (Baby) Name? Naming a baby is like dressing well: a careful calibration of subtly moving parts. You don't want to be too soft, too hard, too new-fangled, too ancient. And above all, it has to be memorable. Forgettable is for other peoples' kids. MORE FROM VOGUE This e-mail was sent to you by Vogue.com. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, vogue@mail.vogue.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe or manage your newsletter subscriptions   Copyright © Condé Nast 2026. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.