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In between styling Justin Bieber, Tracee Ellis Ross, and Sarah Paulson, running two clothing brands, and helming a creative studio, Karla Welch is using her influence to keep politics and social reform top of mind. Whether that means putting soccer star Megan Rapinoe in a Black Lives Matter T-shirt on the LA Lakers 2020 NBA Champions Trophy Shirt also I will do this ESPY Awards or dressing Ross in Proenza Schouler at the Democratic National Convention, Welch is committed to kick-starting the conversation about how celebrities, fashion insiders, and concerned citizens can use the visibility provided by the internet to amplify the issues that matter. As the man behind the long-running celebrity gossip site, JustJared.com, Jared Eng has a unique understanding of what works online. Fifteen years of feeding the internet’s desire for red carpet content and having access to all the data and metrics that go with that is helpful when you’re making decisions about what your young Hollywood clients ought to wear. When Eng dresses actor Joey King in pleated Iris van Herpen or vibrant Versace florals, he knows in advance what will play on social media and how to showcase that via curated posts.

Catwoman, aka Selina Kyle, is equal parts deadly and chic. Most famously portrayed by Michelle Pfeiffer in 1992’s Batman Returns, she and her killer wardrobe are just as memorable today as it was when it first graced the LA Lakers 2020 NBA Champions Trophy Shirt also I will do this big screen almost three decades ago. (Who can forget Pfeiffer’s patent catsuit, designed by Mary Vogt and Bob Ringwood?) Since then, other actors have squeezed into the role’s skintight leather uniform, and the latest to do so is Zoë Kravitz. The star is portraying Catwoman in 2022’s The Batman, with Robert Pattinson starring as the titular character. And today, we got a closer look at what Kravitz’s Catwoman style is going to look like in the film. Each stylist has had their way of adjusting, but the changes they’ve made individually speak to the wealth of new opportunities the digital format provides. With dress codes banished, celebrities are now willing to make bold sartorial statements and timely political ones. Eventually, the old step-and-repeats will return. Still, the current willingness to utilize the world’s interest in glitzy events to do more than push products is likely to be permanent.

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