Kate Middleton Steps Out In A Gorgeous Green Coat And Sweater

Fall is in full swing, and Kate Middleton fully embraced the season's fashion this at Kew Gardens for her and Prince William's Generation Earthshot event with school children. Kate dressed fittingly in green for the environment-focused engagement. She paired an open, collared emerald coat with a lighter green short-sleeved sweater and black slacks. She wore her hair down and accessorized with black heels.

Kate's appearance comes after she appeared in a very fall, gray Zara dress last week at University College London as part of her early childhood development work. As the Duchess's team recapped on her and Prince William's Instagram, Kate appeared there to mark the beginning of a longitudinal study by the university on children born in the 2020s.

At the event, Kate stressed the importance of a person's first years, saying, “Our early childhoods shape our adult lives and knowing more about what impacts this critical time is fundamental to understanding what we as a society can do to improve our future health and happiness.”

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Nike SNKRS Is Concerned With Losing Loyal Customers

A recent internal meeting at Nike (NYSE:NKE +1.92%) last week has seen the company address the concerns of trying to maintain their most loyal SNKRS customers.

The SNKRS app has long been a topic of controversy amongst footwear-obsessed customers. Nike is well aware that they are losing a portion of their market share to other shoe companies like New Balance and other independent brands as well as luxury brands, looking to grow their awareness in the streetwear sector.

The meeting, which was first reported by Brendan Dunne, heard SNKRS’ global vice president mention that Nike is aware of the app’s perceived unfairness. The company is looking to prioritize the app’s fairness globally, combatting the issues with strategies of inclusivity, accountability and bot mitigations. However, the company has not revealed exact details of how they would do so. When it comes to the inclusion of multiple communities, Faris pointed out that he hopes to reshape the market by paying more mind to “Black and brown communities and Asian communities.”

While Nike SNKRS hopes to restrategize different ways to prioritize how customers can consume its products and trust the app, the company still plans on growing its content to better engage with its audience and create an unparalleled experience for its sneaker community. Faris has determined that the only way to do so is to truly listen to its consumers and understand their needs on how to dictate culture.

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HoYeon Jung, Actress From 'Squid Game', Has A Killer Sense Of Style

We have Squid Game to thank for not only hours of addictive, twisted entertainment but also for introducing us to HoYeon Jung's killer sense of style.

The 27-year-old model and actress, who portrays Kang Sae-byeok on the drama series, showed off her penchant for all things fashionable during a Tonight Show appearance on Wednesday, thus fueling our outfit inspiration just in time for the weekend.

While dissecting the wildly popular Netflix show with several of her costars, HoYeon wore a black Miu Miu dress featuring a tiny bow detail at the halter neckline. Rather than pairing the LBD with strappy heels, as one may be inclined to do, she opted for black tights and sparkly lug-sole loafers, even adding a black track jacket after the interview as a nod to the costumes on Squid Game. Genius!

Considering the fact that HoYeon recently became a Louis Vuitton global ambassador and was just featured in a new Adidas campaign, it's clear this is just one of many edgy fashion moments to come from the rising star as Squid Game continues to dominate Netflix. Read ahead to take an up-close look at HoYeon's undeniably cool Tonight Show look, styled by Aeri Yun, and be sure to scroll on her Instagram gallery to see her offscreen track-jacket moment!

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Designers Present A Sexy Summer Dresscode At Paris Fashion Week

"Back to business" might have been the way to describe the latest edition of Paris Fashion Week if the clothing on display hadn't been so wonderfully inappropriate for most traditional workplaces.

Locking in a trend that began to take hold in the preceding fashion weeks in New York, London, and Milan, sexy, barely-there designs made an appearance at numerous runway shows and presentations. Hemlines were high and midriffs were exposed as designers laid bare parts of the body that many of us have kept wrapped up in loungewear during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.

The nineties and early noughts also continued to dominate, with many labels offering their high-fashion take on the often questionable street style of a generation of flip phone users.

And while previously seen themes relating to public health, lockdown and uncertainty were largely abandoned this season, the week closed out with an emotive tribute to the late designer Alber Elbaz, who died of Covid-19 in April, reminding attendees that the pandemic is far from over.

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