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Madonna is reacting to Sabrina Carpenter‘s latest spread.

The 25-year-old “Espresso” superstar turned heads with her Vogue cover story, striking a very similar pose to the 66-year-old Queen of Pop.

The spread was shot by legendary fashion photographer and frequent Madonna collaborator Steven Meisel, featuring Dolce & Gabbana wardrobe, as well as hair styling from Guido Palau.

Amid many comparisons to Madonna‘s early ’90s aesthetic, specifically her Marilyn Monroe-channeling shoot for Vanity Fair lensed by Meisel, the “Express Yourself” singer herself commented on Sabrina‘s post.

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Luxury fashion house McM is celebrating the on-the-go spirit of digital nomads with the help of models Cara Delevingne and Xu Meen.

The Only Murders in the Building star and the South Korean model are the German label’s first Mavericks, representing “rebels who move effortlessly and purposefully between the realms of the virtual, the physical, and the cultural.” The duo embodies their jet-setting roles in McM’s Spring/Summer 2024 collection ($135 to $2,690) of “made for movement” ready-to-wear, footwear, luxe leather goods and accessories — including travel essentials featuring the signature Visetos and Lauretos logo motifs.

Related: See Lindsay Lohan in $450 Crocs for McM’s Collaboration Campaign

McM also tapped a superstar team of fashion industry legends to bring the concept to life, including creative director Fabien Baron, photographer Craig McDean, celebrity makeup artist Pat McGrath, stylist Karl Templer and hairstylist Guido Palau.

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Timothée Chalamet, making history as the first solo man to cover British Vogue, has a lot to say.

In the Giles Hattersly-penned cover story, the man described as “boyfriend to an entire generation,” opens up about his new film, Luca Guadagnino’s cannibal love story Bones and All, his meteoric rise to fame and what life is like as an ever-evolving artist. But, Hattersly writes, Chalamet often prefers to ask the questions rather than offer a definite opinion on anything as a “classic deflector.”

The profile doesn’t waste any time getting to a headline-worthy item by arguing that Chalamet seems to have picked up the baton from onetime teen heartthrob, Leonardo DiCaprio, who, when they met in 2018, offered up his career rule: “No hard drugs and no superhero movies.”

There’s no flying in Chalamet’s latest film, in which he plays Lee,...

This summer, Kaia Gerber is saying hello to a brand-new hairstyle. With many salons closed in California because of the Coronavirus, one local supermodel decided to explore the world of hair color at home. Lucky for pop culture fans, they can watch it all unfold thanks to Instagram TV.  On Tuesday, Aug. 18, Kaia shared highlights from her at-home hair transformation that would not have been possible without the virtual guidance from celebrity hairstylist Guido Palau. "I went pink!" Kaia proclaimed on social media. "Thank you @guidopalau for entertaining my hair adventures in quarantine, I have a new appreciation for your craft. Sparing you guys the full hour it took to get to...

If you blow dry your hair often, then you know that hair products can make or break your look. Ideally, after you wash your hair, a product that protects your hair from heat damage, adds sheen and keeps your hair light and airy is the goal. However, finding a hairspray or cream that can deliver on all fronts can be trying. Cue lead hairstylist Guido Palau, who created an easy, breezy look for last night's Alexander Wang Spring 2019 fashion show that you can wear any day of the week. To create the style that Kaia Gerber and Bella Hadid sported during the show, the hair pro used the Redken No Blow Dry Just Right Cream and the Dyson Supersonic hair dryer. "Apply Redken...

Marc Jacobs is no stranger to creating some of the boldest, most talked-about and at times controversial looks for his New York Fashion Week runway shows. And this season is no different.

From gigantic colored dreadlocks to grungy top hats to colorful head scarves, the designer and Redken Global Creative Director and lead hairstylist Guido Palau always push the boundaries when it comes to the models’ hairstyles each season. This time, Jacobs wanted to play with hair accessories again, and put almost all of the models in hijab-like colorful scarves wrapped around their head and neck and wide brimmed black top hats.