Anna Hathaway got all dressed up for work in a tweed skirt suit with a twist. The Devil Wears Prada 2 star continued her press tour for the upcoming film with an appearance on Good Morning America. Her early morning interview ensemble included a checkered blazer and calve-length skirt. The look was cinched at the waist with a thick black belt featuring a gold medallion buckle. Underneath, she had on a black turtleneck, sheer stockings, and a pair of pointed-toe heels.

From one blazer pocket, a waterfall of fabric fell down the actress’s hip, elevating office-wear into fashion. She accessorized with a gold ring, rose-tinted sunglasses, and wore her hair in loose waves.

During her interview, Hathaway reflected on working with Meryl Streep again, 20 years after the original film was produced. Streep plays the aloof and intimidating Miranda Priestly, and Hathaway explained Streep remained distant on set for the sake of her character during The Devil Wears Prada.

“Meryl loves the hang, but she decided that she should kind of withdraw from the social aspect of making the [first] film so that way we would really spend time with Miranda,” Hathaway shared. “On this one, what was so great was that I finally got to work with Meryl Streep,” she added. “She was herself, the hang was impeccable, the vibes were great.”

She added, “You just go ‘Oh my God,I love you,’ and you have to do that but what I learned in 20 years is that you zip that up and you don’t show that.”

Finding her own character, Andy, was easy with some helpful tunes.

“The thing that got me back into it was the music,” she said. “I just listened to the music from the first one and all of the memories came back of who I was when I was 22, and how scared I was making [the movie].”

Rihanna headed to Mumbai this weekend to celebrate her beauty brand’s Fenty Ki Haveli pop-up. On Saturday, she modeled two looks, starting with a bright chartreuse Mugler set, a loose mock turtleneck top that tied off at her hip and a pleated leather skirt in the same shade. Making it monochromatic, the ANTI singer paired the pieces with matching slingbacks.

For extra sparkle, Rihanna wore jewelry from Mumbai designer Manish Malhotra, including dangling earrings and a hathphool (a traditional Indian hand harness). She left her hair down in a sleek wave and wore a dark red lip.

Later that evening, Rihanna changed into Alaïa, wearing a long-sleeve black dress made from semi-sheer fabric. It featured a textured crocodile skin panel across her torso that trailed down into the long skirt. She wore the ensemble with black open toe stilettos and swept her hair up into a loose bun, changing her red lipstick for a glossy brown.

Ahead of the big event, Rihanna shared her current POV on makeup with Vogue India.

“Women just want to be seen,” said the star. “It’s simple as that. We just want to be seen, we want to be known. We want to be heard. We want our visions to mean something. We want our ideas to mean something. We want our voice to have this sense of importance. We love the energy that we bring.”

She continued, “We love our contributions. But there’s so much more that women can do. What women can contribute. love when our ‘stupid ideas,’ you know, ‘stupid,’ come into perspective and they mean something. And they teach people a lot of things about our contributions to the world. This is a human thing. And I’ve noticed this more as a mom. Boys, girls, women, men—life is so crazy. It’s hard. You need support. You need community, you know?”

This week marked ten year’s since Lemonade was poured across the music landscape, and Beyoncé is in a celebratory mood. The star’s decade-old looks are still informing style, including hers. On Sunday night, Beyoncé posted a new carousel of photos in which she seems to be referencing herself.

The royal purple gown from Yves Saint Laurent’s spring 2026 collection made a splash on its own when it debuted on the Paris runways last year. Though, on Beyoncé it couldn’t help but recall the famous golden yellow dress from the famous “Hold Up” music video. Beyoncé posed with her perfect accessories: chunky black sunglasses, a spherical Cult Gaia bag, a silver pearl drop statement necklace, and a pair of burgundy slingback heels.

The photos were reportedly taken during an event to celebrate the album’s milestone anniversary. There were a few glimpses into the evening in the collection, including shots of the Renaissance singer checking her perfect reflection in the car with a purple mirror and a plate of sashimi topped with jalapeño slices. Spicy.

On April 23, she shared other pictures in honor of Lemonade. These were taken beachside, near a table set for a luxurious dinner. Beyoncé wore a beige long-sleeve jumpsuit with a brown leather belt, a flower crown, and gold hoop earrings. She posed with lemons and a full bottle of her SirDavis Whisky.

Hold up. Three lemons? Fans in the comments were quick to note the significance of the choice, namely that they’re hinting at the possibility of a new album on the horizon. It’s been four years since Beyoncé kicked of a reported album trilogy with Renaissance that continued with Cowboy Carter.So, it’s not unreasonable to think Act III is on the horizon.