Thursday, October 1, 2020
Amazon Has a Huge Selection of Comfy Pants, and These Are the 17 Pairs We Love
If you're looking for a way to dress more comfortably this fall, start with a pair of new trousers. These versatile pants come in an array of styles, colors, and designs. Not to mention, they're so easy to mix and match with everything you already own. You can dress them up with a bodysuit and heels or go for a more casual look with sneakers and a tee.
To help you find your next match, we turned to Amazon, because the site has so many great options worth owning. Ahead, we curated our 17 picks that'll instantly become your new fall favorites. Plus, prices start at just $20, so what are you waiting for? Keep reading to shop them all.
Why Yes, Meghan Markle, You Caught Our Eye With Your Asymmetric Top
After Meghan Markle made a surprise appearance on America's Got Talent wearing leather pants, and followed up with an important conversation in her blue striped button-down at Fortune's MPW summit, we already got a grasp on her work from home wardrobe. Meghan's sticking to relaxed basics, but also mixing in edgier, modern pieces that she might not have worn while attending to royal duties in the UK. We love how she's freshening up her look for her California lifestyle - and the fact that we're getting a peek at it virtually. After all, this is pure outfit inspiration to be enjoyed.
When Meghan debuted her fitted, camel-colored Glemaud top, a design that retails for $375 and comes with an asymmetrical neckline, she was sitting down with Prince Harry for a chat with the Evening Standard about the campaign they're launching to end structural racism in Britain. But the conversation was lighthearted too, as the couple discussed their life as parents to baby Archie.
Meghan and Harry seem to be completely cool with their transition, and their outfits continue to reflect that. We love that Meghan's experimenting with smaller brands and even more leather - it appears she owns these skinnies (presumably faux) in both black and brown. Meghan completed this outfit with gold jewelry and her Cartier watch, keeping things classic.
Scroll down for another peek, and pick up her exact Glemaud shirt, or shop similar silhouettes in a range of neutral colorways at varying price points.
24 Supermodels Who Always Go All Out With Their Halloween Costumes
The supermodel pack doesn't just have a knack for creating the perfect street style outfits. They can put together a Halloween costume with ease, too - likely thanks to their stylists, who get their hands on all types of statement accessories and designer latex. The models below have taken the most expected characters, like a vampire or schoolgirl, to the next level, adding stylish little twists you might not think of right away. Lucky for us, the models have shared their masterwork on Instagram, not only from last year's festivities but from plenty of years before. Turns out, sometimes the models go out twice for Halloweekend, offering us double the inspiration for the holiday. Behold, the sexiest, spookiest costumes we found on their feeds, one of which is sure to spark an idea for your own look.
- Additional reporting by Nikita Ramsinghani
Rihanna's Savage x Fenty Volume 2 Is Sexier and Fiercer Than the First One
Leave it to Rihanna to stage a fashion show that feels bigger than the Oscars and Met Gala combined. I got an early look at her second show for Savage x Fenty that's taking place as an Amazon Prime experience on Friday, and it was everything I needed and more. I was lucky enough to attend the show IRL last year, and I can't express what a whirlwind it was to see Rihanna up on stage alongside Migos, Big Sean, and Halsey, just to name a few. This time around, the lineup is just as strong with performances by Travis Scott, Rosalia, Bad Bunny, Ella Mai, Miguel, Mustard, and Roddy Ricch. As for who walked, there were some familiar faces from last time like Bella Hadid and Cara Delevingne. There were also a ton of new faces like Lizzo, Laura Harrier, and Normani. Talk about a star-studded show.
Rather than watching a bunch of skinny, predominantly white models walking the runway and blowing kisses, Rihanna continues to break boundaries by including models of different sizes and ethnicities.
Rihanna opened the show, strutting through a color-changing hallway wearing a black bra, thong, fishnet stockings, and a chain-link belt around her waist. The camera then cut to a row of models all clad in black lace lingerie that had a punk-rock feel them. They all had blunt bangs and almost a mullet hairstyle that just added to the show.
As expected, Rihanna cast a diverse lineup, including plenty of curve and LGBTQ+ models. Cara Delevingne was the first celeb appearance, stepping out wearing a similar rock-and-roll lingerie set as Rihanna's with her hair styled in a mullet. Rosalía then performed wearing a black lace bra and thong set with sheer biker shorts.
Rather than watching a bunch of skinny, predominantly white models walking the runway and blowing kisses, Rihanna continues to break boundaries by including models of different sizes and ethnicities. They're not only strutting, but they're dancing in sync to badass songs. (Think of synchronized swimmers, except in lingerie dancing to songs that are way cooler.)
As you'd expect, the dance moves were on another level, and I found myself wanting to dance around in my seat while watching the show. This was especially true when Bella Hadid came out during the N.E.R.D song "She Wants to Move" wearing a black bra and thong set with latex gloves.
Throughout the show, Rihanna and her fellow collaborators talked about her vision for the brand, what goes into designing the collection, and how she wanted Savage x Fenty to be something more. Rihanna's take on sexuality is something that's stayed with me after watching: "Displaying sexuality has become something that's way deeper than the surface for me. It's that empowerment in wearing whatever the hell I want, however the hell I want to wear it for myself, not even for anybody else." The show - the outfits, the dance performances, and the many bodies represented - brought this sentiment to life.
"Displaying sexuality has become something that's way deeper than the surface for me. It's that empowerment in wearing whatever the hell I want, however the hell I want to wear it for myself"
Later, Lizzo turned up the heat wearing an electric blue lingerie set with fishnet stockings and Nike sneakers. Let me just say, the girl can move. The coolest backdrop had to be the fairyland Rihanna created with models wearing shades of lavender dancing around in what looked like a sea of flowers. Then, Queen Rih herself came out from one of the flowers. She wore a purple lace bodysuit with thigh-high boots and a matching floral boa. She even had flowers on her eyelashes, making her look like a Savage x Fenty Tinkerbell.
The most unexpected celeb appearance had to be Paris Hilton who wore a Barbie pink bodysuit with Amina Muaddi heels. At the end of the show, Rihanna stood among the dancers and models wearing a sheer polka-dot blouse paired with leather booty shorts by Alexandre Vauthier. Just when you think the show is over, Travis Scott shows up to perform before the event truly ends.
Keep reading to see exclusive images of celebrities from the event as well as snapshots from the show. Then, don't forget to set a reminder to shop the Savage x Fenty Fall 2020 Collection, which will be available to shop in Amazon Fashion's store and at Savage x Fenty staring Friday, Oct. 2.