Kendall Jenner appeared polished in an all-black ensemble while discussing her 818 Tequila label at the Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit on Monday, October 9. The 21-year-old fashion model chose to go without a top beneath her black skirt suit, showcasing her well-defined abdomen and understated jewelry. She rounded out her outfit with black stilettos and hair styled slickly back.

In the course of her panel dialogue, Jenner talked about the obstacles she encountered in establishing her tequila enterprise and her journey into a sector largely controlled by men. She stressed the significance of remaining authentic to her own ideals and objectives.

This public appearance by Jenner at the Forbes gathering occurred shortly after she commemorated her 22nd birthday with a high-profile celebration in Los Angeles. The festivity was graced by her renowned kin, including siblings Kim Kardashian West and Kylie Jenner.

Lately, the model has been a topic of conversation in the corporate sphere, with her tequila venture receiving favorable critiques and growing in recognition. She has also participated in multiple charitable activities, notably those aimed at the empowerment of women.

Jenner’s accomplishments in both fashion and commerce have cemented her standing as one of today’s most impactful young public figures. She persists in defying norms and questioning conventional wisdom, demonstrating that she is far more than merely an attractive individual.

Jennifer Lopez has us all craving a new red nail look. Tom Bachik, a celebrity nail artist, gave the 54-year-old star a lustrous red set he termed a “cherry mocha mani.” Bachik showcased the nail color on Instagram on October 15, captioning it as “Fall Mani inspo.” He used Essie’s Bordeaux color and shaped Lopez’s nails into a square-round form.

Bachik exclusively shared with Us Weekly that red shades are currently in high demand. He described the color as “ideal for the fall season,” and said, “This cherry mocha complements any skin tone and is fashioned to be short and robust, very much in the Parisian style.”

This isn’t the first instance of Bachik collaborating with Lopez. He was also the creative mind behind her almond-shaped, milky-colored nails for her August 2022 wedding to Ben Affleck in Georgia. At that time, he posted a picture of the nails on Instagram, captioning it, “Love looks good on you, @jlo.”

The glossy nails matched perfectly with Lopez’s elaborate Ralph Lauren wedding dress. The full-length gown featured a turtleneck and a frilled hem. Ralph Lauren disclosed that the dress was crafted using “over 1,000 hand-cut handkerchiefs and 500 meters of fabric.”

For the reception, Lopez changed into a body-contouring mermaid dress, also designed by Ralph Lauren. The elegant dress had a keyhole neckline and was adorned with Swarovski crystals. The dress was completed with a full skirt covered with an organza overlay. Lopez paired the dress with a transparent, cropped veil.

Lopez then switched outfits again, impressing the guests with a “chandelier pearl” gown. According to Ralph Lauren, the gown was made with “thousands of cascading strings of pearls” and took “700 hours” of work by at least 30 artisans. The gown was hand-embroidered with micro-pleats of silk tulle, tiny pearl decorations, and Swarovski crystals.

Before their Georgia wedding, Lopez and Affleck had a secret ceremony in Las Vegas in July 2022, following a rekindling of their early 2000s romance a year earlier. Both have children from their previous marriages. Lopez has 15-year-old twins, Emme and Max, with her former spouse Marc Anthony. Affleck co-parents Violet, 17, Seraphina, 14, and Samuel, 11, with his ex-wife, Jennifer Garner.

Jenna Lyons, the past artistic overseer of J.Crew, disclosed an uneasy episode she encountered at a Paris Fashion Week event in September. She went to a gathering facilitated by Usher, donning a latex one-piece designed by Saint Laurent. Although the ensemble garnered much admiration and commendation from fashion aficionados, Lyons stated that the latex attire made her feel akin to a “sexual object.”

In a discussion with The Cut, Lyons conveyed that her initial emotions were of enthusiasm and self-assurance about wearing the garment. Nevertheless, upon her entrance at the soiree, she commenced feeling ill at ease and self-aware. She characterized the latex fabric as “extremely warm” and articulated that it adhered to her epidermis, making her feel vulnerable.

Lyons additionally divulged her constant apprehension about perspiring and the one-piece turning out to be either uneasy or overly revealing. She likened the ordeal to spending time in a steam room, mentioning that she felt as if she were choking and found it difficult to respire.

In spite of her unease, Lyons conceded that the attire was indeed a sartorial declaration and lauded the ingenuity and inventiveness that went into it. She also acknowledged that the realm of fashion frequently involves crossing limits and venturing into the unknown. However, she confessed that she has no plans to don a latex one-piece in the future.

All in all, Lyons’ ordeal underscores the hurdles and forfeits that some people in the fashion sector occasionally endure to craft a striking and influential appearance. While fashion can be exhilarating and metamorphic, it remains crucial to give precedence to ease and individual well-being.

Reba McEntire’s red locks have always been a defining feature for her, so much so that her team had a say in her hairstyle choices. In her latest book, Not That Fancy, McEntire recounts the time she opted for a shorter haircut that stopped above her jawline. She mentioned that her voluminous hair was so recognizable that fans could identify her just by her outline. Achieving that look wasn’t effortless; it required a lot of hot rollers, teasing, and a significant amount of hair spray.

McEntire had been contemplating a haircut for quite a while, but the thought of altering her iconic hair made her team apprehensive. Eventually, they reached a middle ground: McEntire would go ahead with the haircut, and the new look would be a key element in promoting her 1996 album, What If It’s You. She actually had her hair cut in June, but the album wasn’t due until November. Therefore, she wore a wig until the new hairstyle was officially unveiled, which happened at the Country Music Association (CMA) Awards show.

The album What If It’s You, featuring hit singles like “The Fear of Being Alone” and “How Was I to Know,” outperformed her earlier albums and achieved double platinum status. McEntire remarked that the new hairstyle might seem trivial, but it made her feel more authentic, and her fans appreciated that. She emphasized the importance of trusting one’s instincts and doing what feels right.

Although McEntire has experimented with wigs over the years, her natural red hair is something she cherishes. She expressed her love for her red hair in a 2015 interview with the Dallas Voice, attributing her red hair to her mother and stating how proud she is of it.

Her mother, Jacqueline, passed away in March 2020 at 93 after a fight with cancer. In the preface of Not That Fancy, McEntire disclosed that she lost the desire to sing after her mother’s death. Her mother had always been her motivation for singing. However, after spending time with her family during the COVID-19 pandemic, McEntire regained her enthusiasm for singing and decided to continue performing. She noted that her passion for singing has returned, stronger than ever, and she continues to sing in honor of her mother.

Not That Fancy: Simple Lessons on Living, Loving, Eating, and Dusting Off Your Boots is currently available for purchase wherever books are sold.