Morgan Evans

1 month ago | harpersbazaar.com | Morgan Evans

If you thought a royal ball couldn’t turn up, think again. While royal gatherings are often expected to be quite stuffy, Monte-Carlo’s annual Rose Ball (or Bal de la Rose), plays by its own rules. The annual fête, which took place this Saturday, succeeds in its fine balance of tradition and modernity, class and spectacle—mostly thanks to its lively creative director, Christian Louboutin.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Morgan Evans

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."If you thought a royal ball couldn’t turn up, think again. While royal gatherings are often expected to be quite stuffy, Monte-Carlo’s annual Rose Ball (or Bal de la Rose), plays by its own rules. The annual fête, which took place this Saturday, succeeds in its fine balance of tradition and modernity, class and spectacle—mostly thanks to its lively creative director, Christian Louboutin.

2 months ago | thecut.com | Morgan Evans

Photo: Ernesto Casillas Ernesto Casillas has worked with A-list clients like Gwen Stefani and Ayo Edebiri, but his work with Zendaya has really put him on the map. Especially as of late — take last year’s red-carpet-defying Challengers tour and the star’s Old Hollywood look at the 2025 Golden Globes. Growing up in Los Angeles, Casillas developed an interest in makeup thanks to years of watching his mother apply her makeup and witnessing Mexican pageant culture.

2 months ago | thecut.com | Morgan Evans

Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Retailers For more of the Cut’s favorite fashion, beauty, and home finds, sign up for the weekly Cut Shop Newsletter. Spring is along the horizon. Sure, it’s going to remain pretty nippy until we hit those April showers, but what’s stopping you from shopping for some early spring inspo? It’s fair to think about trading in your bulky winter coats for some light jackets or some snow boots for boat shoes and sandals.

2 months ago | thecut.com | Morgan Evans

Photo: Taylor Hill/FilmMagic At Sunday night’s 31st annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles, Pamela Anderson, who was nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role for The Last Showgirl, appeared on the red carpet showcasing a minimalistic interpretation of old-Hollywood glam. The actress wore a flow-y white one-shoulder Dior gown accessorized with Pandora diamonds, topped off with quaffed vintage-Hollywood-inspired waves and no makeup.