Diane Keaton was not outlined by any style model, she was her personal. Jennifer Meyer’s trailblazing L.A. jewellery enterprise at 20. Moncler’s epic Robert De Niro and Al Pacino marketing campaign. Spring 2026 runway equipment to attempt now and Native American designer Jamie Okuma’s must-have moccasins.
She was her personal model
Diane Keaton had private fashion the likes of which we might by no means see once more, not simply because she was a singular inventive, however due to the celebrity-fashion industrial complicated we’re now dwelling in.
Keaton, who died Saturday, confirmed that there might be energy in overlaying up, even in Hollywood; made androgyny approachable and eccentric; and later discovered a particular uniform that was eccentric but managed — structured fits, turtlenecks, lengthy skirts and coats, gloves, hats and broad belts in black and white.
Though she wore designer clothes over time — Ralph Lauren, Giorgio Armani and Thom Browne, to call a number of — and modeled in a J.Crew marketing campaign, Keaton wasn’t outlined by anyone model. She was her personal.
If you will discover it (it’s offered out almost in all places now), Keaton’s espresso desk e book “Style First” explains how she began experimenting with clothes from an early age, usually altering Goodwill finds, then eased into her Seventies fashion with “Annie Corridor,” earlier than discovering her uniform within the 2000s. It covers the what and the how of her fashion, however sadly is mild on the why.
Nonetheless, it’s filled with enjoyable photographs, a few of them hilariously annotated. “Somebody please assist me!” Keaton writes of a Nineteen Eighties style don’t. There have been no stylists, no glam squads, simply her. And she or he owned it, for higher or worse.
Jennifer Meyer’s 20 years of Hollywood style synergy
The style scene in Los Angeles actually has modified during the last 20 years.
Again in 2005, magazines like Us Weekly and In Contact have been the chroniclers of celeb fashion and the engines of discovery for manufacturers. Jewellery designer Jennifer Meyer was completely suited to harness the ability of Hollywood having grown up in it because the daughter of business vet Ronald Meyer.
Celebrating 20 years in enterprise, she threw a celebration final week to rejoice her relaxed model of luxurious jewellery to layer and reside in, and there was a lot good will, even her ex Tobey Maguire confirmed up.
The gang mingling over wine and canapés in Meyer’s Brentwood house was a testomony to how a lot L.A. has grown right into a style enterprise capital, with Erin and Sara Foster (Favourite Daughter), Tina Chen Craig (U Magnificence) and Andrea Lieberman (A.L.C.) amongst those that have constructed manufacturers right here by tapping into L.A.’s leisure and creator financial system.
“When she had this concept, I keep in mind pondering, OK, good luck,” Sara Foster mentioned. “She’d sit within the again workplace of her home all day designing and bagging samples. After which it simply snowballed. I don’t put on her jewellery as a result of she’s my greatest pal of 25 years, I put on her jewellery as a result of you possibly can sleep in it, however you additionally get stopped on the street as a result of somebody is determined to know what that piece is. That’s the signal of an actual jewellery designer.”
Meyers’ first celeb fan was Jennifer Aniston, who wore her Gold Leaf necklace within the 2006 movie “The Break-Up.” “It didn’t break the Web as a result of the Web wasn’t booming. However it broke Us Weekly and InStyle and from there, she wore all types of items I couldn’t hold in [stock],” Meyer mentioned.
“Courtney Cox’s hoop earrings have been in InStyle, which got here out month-to-month then. Folks have been simply ready for it so they may see what to purchase,” she mentioned of early-aughts tabloid style tradition.
Meyer’s 18-karat Good Luck allure, which options all the nice luck symbols—an elephant, evil eye, Om, horseshoe, four-leaf clover, and coronary heart—has been one other key piece, worn by Rihanna, Alicia Keys and lots of friends on the celebration as properly.
“Typically folks come as much as me on the road to inform me about their good luck, how they gave it to their daughter and she or he bought pregnant, all these nice tales,” Meyer mentioned.
Nonetheless, she’s as stunned as anybody to nonetheless be at it. “I invested hardly any cash, there was no overhead, so the chance was minimal. And I wasn’t scared,” Meyer mentioned of beginning out. “I used to be simply pondering what, let’s see how this goes and all of a sudden it’s 20 years later.”
Subsequent yr, she’s trying ahead to reopening her retailer at Palisades Village. “I can’t wait to carry enterprise again,” she mentioned. “L.A. is a tremendous neighborhood, and we actually come collectively, particularly when individuals are in want.”
Spring 2026 equipment to attempt now
One of many largest tendencies from the Spring 2026 runways was, actually, jewellery, which appears strategic throughout an financial slowdown. Costume jewellery usually has lower cost factors than attire and leather-based items which might assist attract a number of the aspirational consumers which were fleeing luxurious manufacturers lately, scared away by relentless value hikes.
I like getting a soar on the subsequent season by purchasing issues in my closet, on The RealReal, or wherever, and mimicking runway appears to be like. A white button-down shirt, à la Chanel, has already been moved to the entrance of my closet. I’m additionally able to dive again into my jewellery field prefer it’s the early 2010s, when Jenna Lyons at J.Crew and Michelle Obama within the White Home have been setting the pattern with assertion items.
One factor I’ve already dusted off is a Nineteen Eighties enamel and rhinestone bow-shaped brooch I purchased on the Paris flea market. Impressed by Tory Burch’s runway styling (see above), I pinned it to the collar of a polo sweater.
Dig up these island souvenirs, too, as a result of Burch additionally had a ton of seashell pendant necklaces, additionally seen at Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors, Versace and Dries Van Noten.
This Celine tailor-made “neckmess” as they are saying, is already one of the shared Spring 2026 pictures on style Substack. I like the juxtaposition of the worldwide beads and the white swimsuit jacket, and it’s simple to duplicate.
Silk scarves have been additionally a enjoyable pattern at Celine, as seen beneath. “Why don’t you tie one to your leather-bound agenda?” as Diana Vreeland would say.
For the primary time shortly, Hermès despatched its well-known (and comparatively inexpensive) silk scarves down the runway, styled in a number of methods, together with on the neck intertwined with diamond necklaces—a glance I plan to attempt with a skinny chain. The posh model additionally confirmed a shawl bag, which has to price lower than a Birkin, proper?
Assertion earrings are again too—the larger, the higher—from chandeliers at Saint Laurent to vintage-style flower clip-ons at Chloé. At Balmain, ropes of shell beads blurred the road between necklace and high within the coolest means.
All of it converged within the Chanel assortment the place the fireplace coral necklace was a favourite. Brooches, massive earrings and ropes of beads have been right here, too. The message? Simply begin piling it on, you possibly can’t go improper.
From catwalk to carpet very quickly
Talking of Chanel, newly-minted ambassador Ayo Edebiri has already stepped out in the most effective appears to be like from designer Matthieu Blazy’s Spring 2026 runway debut.
She wore the robe (with a slight modification, the bow moved to the opposite shoulder) to the premiere of “After the Hunt” in London and appeared like a dream.
In different model information, followers of Maria Grazia Chiuri’s feminist-centered, commercially-minded work at Dior can now comply with her to Fendi. Ending months of hypothesis, the designer is heading house to Rome as the brand new chief inventive officer for the Roman style home.
There are so few feminine administrators of luxurious homes, so it’s good to see her again on the high. We’ll see if she will strike gold twice at a Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy-owned model—and the way related or totally different her imaginative and prescient will probably be from Dior to Fendi. With Jonathan Anderson’s Dior skewing a lot youthful, it might be a possibility for Fendi to choose up the misplaced Dior technology.
Puffer energy play
In one of many all-time greatest celeb campaigns, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino at the moment are modeling for uber-luxe outerwear model Moncler.
Titled “Hotter Collectively,” the marketing campaign options the Hollywood titans, who’ve been buddies for 50 years, carrying Moncler puffers in cinematic black-and-white photographs by Platon, together with the selection shot above of the duo gazing on the Manhattan skyline.
The promoting blitz contains photographs and brief movies, and is working throughout out of doors, internet and social, so that you’ll be seeing lots of it. There’s additionally a newly recorded rendition of Invoice Withers’ “Lean on Me” by Moncler ambassador Tobe Nwigwe, as a part of the marketing campaign.
Pacino and De Niro have appeared in a number of movies collectively all through their lengthy friendship, together with “The Godfather: Half II,” “Righteous Kill,” “The Irishman” and extra.
“Heat was by no means concerning the exterior. It was all the time about what was occurring on the within,” De Niro says within the teaser movie, his voice like a heat cup of cocoa on a winter day. “Friendship is the best factor you possibly can have,” Pacino provides.
Getting these two collectively is a flex for CEO Remo Ruffini and Moncler, which noticed greater than $1 billion in income within the first half of 2025. The born-in-the-Alps model has been seeking to the U.S. for progress and can present its Fall 2026 assortment within the Hollywood winter haven of Aspen on Jan. 31, 2026. It’s positive to be celeb-packed: Moncler’s final present in snowy Courchevel drew dozens of stars, together with Jessica Chastain, Adrien Brody and Anne Hathaway.
Should-have mocs from Jamie Okuma
Native American dressmaker Jamie Okuma has dressed Lily Gladstone and Jessica Matten for the pink carpet, is a finalist for the 2025 CFDA Vogue Style Fund and her work is within the everlasting collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Artwork and the Smithsonian’s Nationwide Museum of the American Indian amongst different establishments.
Now, contemporary off her New York Style Week debut, Okuma has a brand new collaboration providing a style of her museum-worthy beadwork at an accessible value level.
The attractive Manitobah x Jamie Okuma Fashionable Moc Chukkas ($260) are embellished with floral beadwork designed by Okuma, who’s Shoshone-Bannock and Luiseno primarily based in La Jolla, Calif. The design is impressed by her grandmother’s artistry (there’s an extended line of inventive presents within the household; Jamie’s mother, Sandra Okuma, can also be a famend artist) and the normal types of her tribes within the Nice Basin and Plateau areas.
Manitobah is a Métis-founded Canadian shoe firm that has funneled greater than $1 million again to Indigenous artisans, supporting communities and preserving traditions by way of training, employment and collaboration. The drop is a part of the Manitobah Artist Sequence, which brings in creatives to craft merchandise that honor their tales—from sketch to advertising and marketing marketing campaign.
The floral Chukkas are restricted version, and Okuma has lots of critical followers, in order that they’ll go quick, however there’s a chance of a future restock in accordance with Manitobah reps. In the meantime, the ready-to-wear assortment Okuma simply confirmed at NYFW is obtainable on her web site.
A contact of Milan within the Valley
Prada has been considerably quiet retail-wise in Southern California lately in comparison with its luxurious friends, however the Italian model simply opened a brand new 5,000-square-foot retailer at Westfield Topanga.
The boutique options an illuminated façade within the model’s iconic pastel inexperienced with a repeating triangle sample echoing the model’s emblem. Inside, the black-and-white checkered marble flooring pays homage to the unique Prada retailer in Milan’s Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. The Topanga retailer has the total run of males’s and ladies’s ready-to-wear, Re-Nylon outerwear, the brand new Prada Discover purses, the newest fall sneakers and extra.
It’s the newest arrival at Westfield Topanga, which opened three years in the past to cater to the monied West Valley — aka Kardashian Nation. In that point, the purchasing heart has added 62 new shops — Hermès, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana and Rolex, to call a number of — and now boasts the biggest focus of luxurious retailers in L.A. County exterior of Rodeo Drive. Perhaps it’s time for a “Valley Woman” reboot!
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