Dua Lipa was the belle of the ball! On Friday night, the singer attended the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas where she embodied a Disney princess from head to toe. Dua wore a sexy baby-blue lace LaQuan Smith catsuit with off-the-shoulder sleeves and a sheer matching skirt tied around her waist. With metallic silver heels and iced-out jewelry, we wouldn't be surprised if her stylist, Lorenzo Posocco, had a modern-day Cinderella in mind when putting together this look. She posed for pictures and had photographers in awe.

It was a big night for Dua, as she not only performed her biggest hits like "Physical" and "New Rules," but she was honored with the Titanium Award for "Levitating", surpassing one billion total audience spins on iHeartRadio stations! She also received a special plaque in honor of Future Nostalgia being platinum-certified. What a night! Check out photos of Dua looking stunning in the LaQuan Smith catsuit while receiving these commendable awards at the iHeartRadio Music Festival ahead.

Summer was lovely but we're in so deep with fall fashion right now that pretty much every waking moment is filled with plans for soft sweaters, long dresses, and cozy pants, too. Not only are the fabrics changing along with the seasons, the colors that catch our eye did as well with deep, warm hues popping out front and center.

Since we've been dreaming about the day when we finally need to grab a jacket, we're slipping into Sherpa sandals now, and filling an Old Navy cart with long-sleeved dresses, billowing blouses, and a jumpsuit we're ready to wear right this very moment. See the 37 new arrivals that didn't escape our eagle eyes this month, and let's get ready for autumn together.

From the red carpet to carefully curated street style, celebrity outfits often end up the catalyst of consumer fashion trends and even the inspiration points for designers. Behind the scenes, though, there's an entire glam deserving of accolades and a stylist whose job it is to create those showstopping looks. As far as game changing celebrity stylists go, the Chicago-born self-proclaimed "image architect" Law Roach ranks high as one to watch, though with the star-studded client roster he's racked up, you've probably already been paying attention.

Before becoming an industry mogul, Roach first ran his own vintage boutique, where, he told Fashionista, a customer would serendipitously lead him to meet the person who would become his biggest styling client, a then 14-year-old Zendaya. Fast forward 10 years, and Roach's relationship with the actor is still going strong. "You come in knowing your value and you do a good job, and you're kind to people," Roach told POPSUGAR when we caught up with him at Fashion Week, where he was judging the Supima Design Competition. "It's passion. When you're passionate, it outshines everything else." Over time, he has also worked extensively with the likes of Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato, Priyanka Chopra, Tiffany Haddish, and more. The stylist is even credited with revamping Celine Dion's image. "I don't do a lot of street style," Law says, reflecting on the variety of outfits Dion donned during 2016 Paris Haute Couture Fashion week, "but I invented street style out in Paris with Celine Dion."

These days, you'll be hard-pressed to find a high-profile magazine absent of Law Roach's work as he's styled everything from Zendaya's British Vogue cover, to Halsey for Allure, to Christian Serratos for Elle. Long story short, the Chicagoan has styled over 12 magazine covers just this year, and if we're talking impressive accomplishments, he also styled a total of 10 clients in one night for this year's Met Gala. As we saw, none of them were Zendaya, who opted out of the annual event this year, but Law teased that fans would see a couple of new faces he'd be styling. Moreover, Law's talents have pushed him beyond his styling role. He sat alongside Ashley Graham and Rita Ora as a judge on Cycle 23 of America's Next Top Model, and currently remains a judge on HBO Max's Legendary. In 2016, Roach added "designer" to his resume, joining Zendaya as co-creative director of her now-shuddered shoe and clothing line, Daya by Zendaya, before later working alongside the actor to help design her Fall 2019 Zendaya x Tommy Hilfiger collab collection.

With the recognition Roach has amassed comes access, so it's not uncommon to see his clients strolling in fresh-off-the-runway pieces (see: Zendaya's recent Alaïa moment), but with Roach being an avowed lover of vintage, you may just well find them in hard-to-find archive pieces, oftentimes from his own stash. It's this mix that keeps each look of his looks feeling fresh and exciting, and it's no wonder Law's clients trust him enough to take fashion risks. Ahead, here's a trip down memory lane of some of the best ensembles Roach has created, from last week's Met Gala to moments from the 2010s you'll thank us for pulling out of the archives.

Even if you don't live in a location where you can catch a glimpse of leaves changing colors, you can surely picture it after simply reading those words. Rich yellows, deep reds, and warm browns immediately pop into our minds, and announce autumn just as much as the arrival of a pumpkin spice latte.

Because we can't wait for the new season (and photo opportunities at orchards, pumpkin patches, and more), we looked through hundreds of Old Navy pants and picked out 23 pairs that start to paint the picture for us. From skinnies to flares, peep our fall favorites ahead - and every single one we love best is less than $40, too.

Is Gabrielle Union's look not the most cozy-meets-glam, post-party outfit you've ever seen? Following her night out at the Met Gala, for which she wore Iris Van Herpen to celebrate American Fashion, Gab turned to the UK's Stella McCartney for a sustainable press look while promoting her new book You Got Anything Stronger? in NYC. The coordinates come from the brand's Resort 2022 collection and were teamed with Amina Muaddi's iconic sculpted slingbacks. The brooch embellishment on the pointed toe perfectly accented Gab's rhinestone miniskirt, which came with a boudoir twist - a lacy trim along the side slit.

While her bottom pieces were delicate and feminine, a tough, sporty Sherpa like this blue Stella one shows she can incorporate two different vibes into one look. And if she can, we can. That was our thought process, anyway, when we came up with our own re-creation of this ensemble for a fraction of the price. Scroll to see how we're taking a tip from Union's style book, or choose to splurge on the great Stella's teddy throw over in the biscuit or bright-green shade. Something tells us you won't feel uninspired when this outfit's on your mood board.

From the moment I started watching Insecure, I was drawn not only to the relatable characters, but I also found myself patiently waiting to see what Issa Rae would wear on each episode. She's the co-creator and the lead of the of the hit HBO show, and in case you need a little refresher (or you're not watching yet - and, which case, what are you waiting for?!), the show centers around Issa's life as she navigates love, career, and friendship in LA.

With the fifth and final season slated to premiere on HBO on Oct. 24, we're looking back at Issa's onscreen style evolution. Overall, Issa's wardrobe is full of pieces that feature bold prints and colorful patterns. There are also a ton of vintage pieces, like old Levi's acid-washed jeans, printed blazers, and political tees.

As the seasons progress, we watch Issa handle her job and career goals, navigate friend drama, and figure out her romantic life. She grows up, and her style matures right along with her. For season three, Issa tapped stylist, consultant, and fashion industry pro, Shiona Turini to join the show as a costume designer after working with her on a magazine shoot. Since Shiona joined the show, we've seen Issa's character wear a mix of vintage pieces with contemporary labels like Monse, Isabel Marant, and Acne Studios. It's a style evolution that has us anxiously awaiting season five. Until then, keep reading to revisit some of Issa's best style moments throughout Insecure ahead.

Erotic thriller The Voyeurs, now streaming on Amazon Prime Video, stars Euphoria and The White Lotus's Sydney Sweeney, Paper Towns's Justice Smith, and Bohemian Rhapsody's Ben Hardy, along with newcomer Natasha Liu Bordizzo. It's invited a wide range of reviews and critiques, but there's one thing no one can deny: it is quite seductive. From a styling perspective, that led costume designer Romy Itzigsohn straight to the lingerie section, and she was scanning for bright, eye-catching pieces, from lacy bodysuits to strappy garters. After all, these couples spy into each other's apartments, and a lot of the scenes are filmed from the perspective of someone's window.

The fashion, then, had to be exciting; something to see! But a lot more thought went into the clothing than it might initially appear on a superficial level. Romy took POPSUGAR through the ways in which the characters' outfits - particularly those of Pippa (Sweeney) and Julia (Bordizzo) - seemed to speak to each other through the color palette and overall vibe. "I wanted warm colors to bind certain characters to one another and also certain people to places. This helped add a little visual stimulation to compare and contrast. Notice the cool green and blue tones in Pippa's work environment, for example."

Sure enough, it was Pippa and Julia's coats, sweaters, and underthings that rooted them in a particular setting at a specific time and helped the narrative unfold. Scroll through to read about the mastery behind the wardrobe - and where it was sourced from - in the movie that everybody's talking about.

Luxury travel brand Rimowa is branching out and expanding its definition of travel style. The new campaign, titled "Never Still" after an original poem by Patti Smith, features the legendary musician and artist herself alongside fashion designer, businesswoman, and singer Rihanna, and athletes Lebron James and Roger Federer. All four icons are filmed in their own spaces, embracing introspective moments alone. Rihanna directed her own segment, which was shot by Gray Sorrenti and documents her taking her Airstream caravan out in the desert with friends. "When everything is minimized, you see what's important," she stated in Rimowa's press release.

Rihanna incorporates the LVMH-owned label's accessories into her laidback looks, styling two hard box pouches over a crochet bikini top with knit separates, a furry tie-dye cardigan, and animal print bucket hat - and we all know how she feels about those! In another still from the film, we see her in a shearling brown leather coat with a red suitcase and lime Lucite sunglasses. Throughout the entirety of the campaign, you can feel Rihanna's energy pulsating through, which speaks to the fact that she truly is "never still," and that when she is on the go, she's always staying true to her signature bold look. Click through to see Rihanna for Rimowa, and watch the full video after the jump.

Leave it to Rihanna to wait until the NYFW chaos and Met Gala madness has died down to unleash her Savage x Fenty Volume 3 runway, which can be streamed Friday, Sept. 24 on Amazon Prime Video. It'll be much more of a spectacle than a simple catwalk, with appearances from Normani, BIA, Jazmine Sullivan, Leiomy, Precious Lee, Lola Leon, Sabrina Carpenter, Troye Sivan, Gigi Hadid, Emily Ratajkowski, Erykah Badu, Behati Prinsloo, Irina Shayk, and so many more. This is the third consecutive year the multi-hyphenate has transformed her show into a visual experience that stands for representation and inclusivity, since Savage x Fenty lingerie is for people from all walks of life.

Of course, you already know the aforementioned special guests will be outfitted in the new collection that will be immediately available for purchase at savagex.com and on the Amazon Fashion Store. Offered in bra sizes from 32-46 in bands and A-H in cups (up to 46DDD/42H), plus undies and sleepwear ranging from XS-3X/S-XXXL, POPSUGAR has your exclusive first look at the collection ahead. Click through to scope out some of our favorite pieces from Rihanna's new range, some of which you can already see Sabrina Carpenter modeling in her own teaser above.

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Dua Lipa's latest outfit begs the question . . . has the cutout trend gone too far? Sexy cutouts have been all the rage this summer - featured on tops, dresses, swimsuits, and even catsuits galore. Pants, we didn't expect. Yet on Wednesday, the singer shared photos on Instagram wearing mid-rise flared pants with a criss-cross detail and V-shaped cutout in the front, and while slightly jarring, we have to admit she completely pulled it off.

Dua paired her trousers with a leather halter top under a boxy pinstriped blazer to create her own version of business casual, and tied the look together with a chain-strap shoulder bag and a smoky cat eye for dinner with her stylist Lorenzo Posocco. Get a closer view at the daring ensemble above.

Now is as good a time as ever to invest in some practical, stylish fall pieces you'll want to hold onto season after season. The days we can lounge around in cozy sweaters and chic dresses are pretty muvch here, and we're ready to shop. If you want to give your closet a mini makeover on a budget this season, we have you covered.

We looked to Amazon because the retailer has everything you could ever dream of. Ahead, we curated a list of the best picks for you to shop. From timeless Levi's jeans to effortless dresses, keep scrolling to shop our favorite finds of the season.

- Additional reporting by Krista Jones

The Webster is a boutique originally based in Miami, but now has a presence online, and is a destination for what's new and next. We love all the unique designer pieces they score, and the ideals behind cool, coastal fashion with a slight edge is one we can definitely get behind. If you're a fan too, you've got to see these five pieces. They're on-trend, current, and all under $600.

Whether you're looking for a belt you can wear everywhere, cool sunglasses, or a statement t-shirt, these pieces will dress up even the most understated wardrobe. Plus, there's a hoop earring you have to see to believe. Keep on reading to shop our selects!

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Maxi dresses are ideal in that they promote freedom and prevent the awful sweaty feeling of jeans, but all long dresses are not created equal. The simple tank and t-shirt styles always manage to cling in all the wrong places and are too casual for anything more than running errands. So now that fall is here, we're searching for options you'll actually want to wear.

These styles range from basic maxis to wear daily, to statement-making ones that'll make you feel fabulous. Add a pair of high heels or tall riding boots, and you'll be ready to impress no matter the occasion. Read on for our favorite finds.

- Additional reporting by Macy Cate Williams

New York's runways kicked off a month-long Fashion Week, and in their wake, the beginning of the spring '22 forecast is here. If you've been settling into the return of nostalgic fashion, you'll be happy to learn that spring is also looking very 2000s inspired. Designers reimagined silhouettes beloved in the early aughts, giving us new ways to wear throwback favorites, like pedal pushers and dresses over pants. Ahead, we're breaking down the biggest trends taking shape in real time, straight from the runways. Read on for the looks you'll be seeing all over in spring 2022 - if not sooner.

• Dresses Over Pants
• The Y2K Halter
• Pedal Pushers
• Saturated Tie-Dye

- Additional reporting by Sarah Wasilak

Celebrities left it all on the Met Gala steps on Sunday: romantic gowns, elaborate but inspiring ensembles, and even golden robot armor. But inside the venue, a few attendees took the opportunity to wear a second outfit just as extravagant as the first. For Met Gala cochair Billie Eilish, who played on this year's "American Fashion" theme with a Marilyn Monroe-inspired ballgown, it only made sense to stick with her Old Hollywood inspiration and change into a wine-colored Oscar de la Renta cape dress.

Like something straight off of a Hollywood red carpet from the 1950s, Billie's dress featured a corset-style bodice, a ruffled hem, and a flowing chiffon skirt with a thigh-high slit that gave us another peek at the tattoo on her right leg. The complementary sheer cape was fastened at the base of her throat with a silver brooch that beautifully matched her jewelry for the evening, and Billie rounded out the look with a red clutch and matching heels. See her second Met Gala outfit from all angles here.

When sustainable fashion designer Anna Molinari initially created a dress made out of newspaper headlines she'd collected from March 2020 to March 2021, she wanted it to serve as both a memorial to all of those we've lost and a reminder that there is still much work to be done. But one viral TikTok and one Met Gala later, people are dubbing the dress their favorite Met Gala look this year - and it wasn't even worn at the event.

The incredible dress - or work of art, as many TikTokers have called it - features a fully boned corset, a mesh turtleneck that can be worn over the mouth and nose, and a cold-shoulder cutout for one's vaccine bandage, all made of recycled newspapers covering the good, bad, and ugly happening in America, from COVID-19 to the Black Lives Matter movement and the election.

"I made the dress because the vaccine was starting to be widely administered and I felt like there was this mentality of, like, 'Got the vaccine, everything's fixed, good to go, like, let's have fun,'" Anna explained in a TikTok. "Meanwhile there's still so much work we need to do as people and in this country especially. Aside from being a sign of the times and memorial to all of those we've lost, I wanted this dress to inspire people to do better."

Anna, who owns reworked-secondhand-apparel brand Instinct, first shared the dress on TikTok in early September, when she realized it would be the perfect fit for this year's Met Gala theme, "In America: A Lexicon of Fashion," with an "American Independence" dress code "meant for fashion rebels and rule breakers."

Her video, which now has over four million views on the platform, was immediately flooded with comments praising the piece and tagging stars people would love to see wearing the dress, including Zendaya and Lady Gaga. While the dress sadly didn't make it to the Met, TikTokers are keeping the spirit alive as the videos continue to reach millions. Ahead, get a closer look at Anna's creation from all angles, as well as the process behind the design.

Rosé's Met Gala debut was certainly one to remember. The Blackpink member and solo artist, who was one of the first two female K-pop stars to be invited in the event's history - the other being CL - walked the red carpet alongside Saint Laurent creative director Anthony Vaccarello, wearing a piece from the designer's winter 2021 collection.

If the little black dress with a large white bow happened to look familiar, that's because Zendaya wore the exact piece on the cover of British Vogue's October issue. But while the two may be rocking the same dress, the stars exude completely different vibes. Rosé, who's a Saint Laurent ambassador, chose light graphic eye makeup, a large floral choker, and dangly earrings to go with her look, while Zendaya opted for minimal jewelry and smoky dark eyes. See how she styled the LBD ahead.

This season, we're seeing the continued appreciation of the knee high boot. The sleek, sophisticated look is being reinvented to make the silhouette more exciting and fashion forward. We've loved the knee high shape for a long time, and now it's back with a distinctly 2021 twist, like western-inspired styles and bold snake print. Fall is coming, and it's time to break out the boots.

These nine knee-high styles deserve your attention this season. We like them paired with mini dresses, longer silhouettes, maybe with a slit, and even with pants tucked in. They're the perfect footwear choice for that in-between weather the season is known for. Ahead, check out nine standout boots we're shopping right now.

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"The first thing we do in our day is put on our undergarments and not all of us put them on one leg at a time," Helya Mohammadian, founder and CEO of adaptive underwear brand Slick Chicks, told POPSUGAR. "People have different experiences and some people need help changing." Sure, there are a handful of brands with adaptive collections or clothing designed around the needs and abilities of people with varying degrees of disability: there's Nike, which produced the first-ever hands-free sneaker, Go FlyEase, that allows wearers to slip feet in without zipping, tying, or velcroing closed; ASOS created the first wheelchair-friendly jumpsuit back in 2018; and Target and Tommy Hilfiger sell adaptive clothing. But when one in four US adults have a disability, and diversity and inclusion efforts are at an all time high - why aren't there more fashion brands catering to this significant population? We spoke to three adaptive fashion designers who have been designing with this approach since their inception to gather more insights on the importance of adaptive fashion and the potential hurdles brands face to become adaptive.

What Is Adaptive Fashion?

Adaptive fashion began in the 1980s when caregivers realized the need for easy-to-wear clothing for their loved ones with disabilities. Some manufacturers and distributors started making clothes for this community based solely on function, but with the help of fashion designers like Mindy Scheier and Tommy Hilfiger in 2014 and 2015, respectively, these offerings began to incorporate style and functional elements. That can mean different types of fastenings, elastics, and openings for easy access to stomas, catheters, lines or for those who use a wheelchair.

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For sensory concerns, designers invest in soft and seamless fabrics and moisture-wicking fabrics to prevent infection. When beginning a design, Mohammadian asks: "Is this bridging the gap between fashion and function? Is it stylish? Would it give somebody dignity and independence but still make them feel sexy and confident?" in order to maintain the integrity and empathy in adaptive clothing.

At Mighty Well, adaptive medical accessory and apparel company, adaptive fashion also includes the shoppers' experience on their site. For this reason, all their products are FSA (flexible savings account) and HSA (health savings account) accessible. "It helps patients financially because we know that they're dealing with so many other healthcare and wellness costs," says Emily Levy, co-founder and chief brand officer at Mighty Well.

Although you do not have to be disabled in order to design an adaptive collection, Victoria Jenkins, founder and CEO of fashion brand, Unhidden believes the best adaptive designers have a close relationship to disability that allows them to create these meaningful garments. Meaning, brands who do it well incorporate models with lived experiences with different health care challenges, spend time with the disabled community getting clarity on their concerns for clothing, and most importantly, test on the community for accuracy before manufacturing a product. "It is critically important to Mighty Well that patients with lived experiences are part of the design and feedback process. So, it's not just the way the product is designed, it's inclusive of the experience of how the product is brought to market," Levy agrees.

Why Aren't More Fashion Brands Designing Adaptive Collections?

"[Adaptive fashion] can be the difference between feeling comfortable and like yourself, verses being forced to dress in a way that doesn't express your own taste," Jenkins tells POPSUGAR. "We deny every person with a disability the basic human right of clothing, and in an age where what we look like is so intertwined with how we are perceived, the mental toll can be severe."

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According to Jenkins and Mohammadian, the root cause is companies failing to involve disabled people in the process. "If fashion companies are not hiring people with disabilities, which I'm sorry to say is common, then they have no daily view of the impact this has been having and therefore, no motivation for change," Jenkins shares. "Hiring the occasional disabled model is a start but there is a long way to go." The failure to invite the targeted customer in this process for feedback and fittings suggests that desires for inclusivity could be performative, and not genuine.

Adaptive Fashion Needs To Be Normalized

In terms of adaptive fashion becoming mainstream, all our experts are concerned that financial commitments are stopping fashion designers from creating with this design approach. "If I, as a start up, can make adaptive clothing. A bigger brand, with a wider supply chain, and access to trims far cheaper than I do, surely can. This standard excuse falls short," says Jenkins.

Thanks to the lack of awareness presented in the media and agency to the disabled community, there is so much misconception and miseducation around disabled people. Disability advocates believe that fashion houses have an opportunity, and responsibility, to shift the narrative by making people with disabilities visible. All three fashion designers hopes to see brands look at their policy on inclusion and decide how much disability is represented within their own company. "If they do not practice what they preach from within, they will struggle to meaningfully engage outside of their company," shares Jenkins.

Case in point: shopping for clothing can be challenging for anyone outside the ableist, straight-sized norm. The disabled community has $490 billion of spending power in the United States alone, failing to cater to this sector is not only exclusionist, but also not a smart business move.

Dresses with pockets are like a fully charged battery. Convenient, useful, and perfect for all-day adventures. This fall, we're not sacrificing comfort for style, so we're making sure to add a few of these types of practical dresses to our wardrobe. From a laidback denim style with a chest pocket to a knee-length jacket dress that doubles as outerwear, we found a mix of down-to-earth and polished designs with pockets for whatever plan you have on your calendar.

These dresses will take you from morning coffee to the office, and then to brunch or happy hour in style, and with undeniable panache. Your fall wardrobe is just a few clicks away.