Marie Claire

17 hours ago | marieclaire.com | Katherine Igoe

Surprise: some of our most well-known "American" characters are actually played by Irish actors (or British actors, or Australian actors). Irish actors often mention being "immersed" in American television in their early lives, potentially making it easier for them to pick up the accent. Some of the people on this list may surprise you—unless you've heard them in interviews, you might've assumed they sounded like the characters they play.

1 day ago | marieclaire.com | Brooke Knappenberger

I may have a 10-step skincare regimen, but I cut corners anytime I can when it comes to my body care routine. I typically use a body wash or shaving cream in the shower and hope it's moisturizing enough to make a difference. However, as a new fragrance addict, I've been attempting to change my tune. A key to long-lasting perfume is moisturized skin, so I've been on the hunt for a body care product that's nourishing, easy to apply, and layers nicely with my summer fragrances.

1 day ago | marieclaire.com | Halie LeSavage

It takes some audacity to force Academy Award winner and Hollywood icon Halle Berry to change her clothes, but the Cannes Film Festival's dress code still did. Berry, a competition juror at the annual film festival, planned to walk the opening ceremony's red carpet at the Palais des Festivals wearing Indian designer Gurav Gupta. The couturier is best known for dressing stars like Adele in pieces with sculptural shoulders, full skirts, and trains with a length to rival the carpet itself.

1 day ago | marieclaire.com | Halie LeSavage

If the new Cannes Film Festival dress code intended to turn the focus away from stars' fashion entirely, the earliest entries on 2025's best-dressed list prove it backfired. 24 hours before Cannes regulars like Bella Hadid and Eva Longoria descended onto the red carpet, the festival's organizers unveiled a fresh—and controversial—set of wardrobe restrictions. Cascading, voluminous trains were forbidden to speed up step-and-repeat traffic.

2 days ago | marieclaire.com | Siena Gagliano

No one does the Cannes Film Festival quite like Bella Hadid. Just look at last year's run of slicked-back buns and deep side-parted Hollywood waves, paired with a vintage Versace mini dress and plunging archival gown. And while we won't get another sheer Saint Laurent moment this year—thanks to a new dress code that prohibits naked dresses—Hadid has already gone viral again. This time, though, it's all about the glam. Yes, folks, Bella Hadid has arrived in Cannes with blonde hair.