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New York Fashion Week ended with The Blonds’ tribute to “Valley of the Dolls” and Elizabeth Taylor, starring Dominique T.A.R Jackson, with Maye Musk and Candace Bushnell watching. Whispers of “Which one is your dog?” “It’s the yorkie. This is her second year modeling” at one of NYFW’s cutest shows. Plus, a Tommy Hilfiger spectacular packed with celebrities.
Lil Nas X took red carpet dressing to an exquisite new level at the VMAs. Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox brought sparkle and skin. And Billie Eilish showed comfort always wins.
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