Kristin Contino

2 weeks ago | inkl.com | Kristin Contino

Queen Elizabeth wearing a blue hat and dress in a carriage waving. The Daily Mail shared the hilarious story behind the late Queen's Muppet-themed nickname ahead of her 90th birthday in 2016. Queen Elizabeth, wearing a light blue coat and matching hat, looked joyful as she attended her eldest child's wedding on July 29, 1981. But while looking back at footage from the day, the late monarch found one expression she made rather Miss Piggy-esque.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Kristin Contino

1 day agoScarlett Johansson has tried just about every hairstyle in the beauty handbook, from her blonde Barbie waves to punky pixie cuts circa 2010, but that doesn't take away from her latest transformation, which still had us doing a double-take. Jaws = on the floor. Earlier this week [June 9], the …

2 weeks ago | marieclaire.com | Kristin Contino

Dressing like Diana has become somewhat of a national pastime these days, especially among Gen Z. But as a royal editor—and someone who is actually old enough to remember what it was like when Princess Diana died—I have a different perspective on her fashion legacy. I also happen to have a fairly photographic memory when it comes to her casual outfits, which comes in handy in my line of work. There's something about Princess Diana's style that transcends decades and trends.

2 weeks ago | inkl.com | Kristin Contino

"She’s someone I’ve always described as the ‘every woman'—she had that rare quality where she could feel both aspirational and totally relatable," Moran adds. "Like Carolyn Bessette, she dressed herself, and there was just this inherent creativity and timelessness to the way she put herself together."It's all in the details when it comes to dressing like Diana.

2 weeks ago | marieclaire.com | Kristin Contino

For Queen Elizabeth, royal fashion was never about keeping up with the latest trends. As someone who was more at home in riding gear and a headscarf (even it was from Hermès), she wasn't chasing down runway looks. But there was one aspect of fashion that the late Queen understood more than most: the art of communication.