The Dreamiest Looks To Lust Over From Milan A/W21 Fashion Week

Ladies and gentlemen, Fashion Month is finally wrapping up—and with that, it’s time to look back at all the top looks from the collections at Milan Autumn/Winter 2021 Fashion Week. There were high highs and low lows, but overall, I really enjoyed this season’s array of playful attire. Like, almost enough to make me want to fast-forward through spring and summer and cut right to fall.

Oddly enough, my high-fashion faves were sort of lacking this season. Prada didn’t do much more than a few colorful coats (and if you know me, you know I’m a Prada die-hard fan) and Fendi did mostly fur outerwear and everything in neutral tones. It’s not 2019 anymore, Fendi! We’re over tans and creams and we’re definitely not into real fur.

That said, a few designers that I was largely unfamiliar with really wowed me this season, including Del Core, Blumarine, Annakiki and Act N°1. None of these brands played it safe, and their commitment to unique silhouettes, texture play and vivid colorways earned them some of the top looks of the week, bar none. Watch out, big fashion players—some of these other brands are coming for your thrones!

Below, I’ve rounded up a list of 27 looks from Milan that I can’t stop thinking about, many of which I’ve already pinned to my 2021 Pinterest boards for inspiration. Don’t get me wrong, I’m still excited for the upcoming rounds of spring and summer style, but these ‘fits have me looking forward to a fashionable fall and winter in a few months’ time. Scroll through and see if you agree!

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Del Core

Dior usually has the best fashion bralettes in the biz, but this little lacy piece by Del Core gives Dior a run for its money.

 

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DSquared2

My favorite piece from DSquared2, hands-down, was this sheer mesh dark fairy mini dress complete with just a few strands of beaded fringe. The detailing at the chest kind of gives me Rorschach test vibes.

 

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Ferragamo

Ferragamo had some seriously detailed suits, and this one’s sky colorway and fringed goodness moved down the runway like a dream.

 

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Otkutyr

Otkutyr did a lot with this bold yellow hue, and I love this jacket’s waxy sheen and the detailing at the shoulders.

 

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Drome

Drome might’ve had my favorite suit of the week, period! This minty number is workwear meets bondage in all the right ways.

 

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Fendi

If you like fur, you’ll love Fendi’s show, which featured every iteration of a neutral fur coat possible. This one with the chubby fringe at the hem was a personal favorite.

 

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Alberta Ferretti

There are basic little black dresses—and then there are dreamy, ruffled long black dresses like this one. Personally, I prefer the latter.

 

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Moschino

Moschino painted their models to enhance each and every look, but even a full-on paint job didn’t distract me from the details on this funky red gown.

 

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Aniye By

I really loved the styling of Aniye By’s collection, but I wholeheartedly believe that, were it stripped of everything else, this green tulle mini would still be fabulous all on its own.

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Blumarine

Blumarine paired sky blue fur with early aughts silhouettes and funky patterns, and the whole show was a Gen Z TikTok user’s wildest dream. This bias-cut slip skirt and fur-trimmed cardi was one of my very favorite pairings. Peep the earrings!

 

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Vivetta

My favorite Vivetta dress was this playful mini with itty-bitty micro-ruffles and a heart detail over the actual heart. So sweet!

 

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Annakiki

Are we too far gone for Game of Thrones references? Are they still cool? If so, this look just screams Khaleesi, But Make It Fashion.

 

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Act N°1

Shout out to all the models at this presentation, who had to wear point shoes (!) while serving looks. If I had this little blue tulle number, I’d wear it over absolutely everything.

 

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Marni

My favorite Marni look was this colorful corset dress, the only iteration of 2020’s tie-dye trend I’ll allow us to enjoy in 2021.

 

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Prada

Prada’s show featured a slew of colorful coats, but only this sequined navy blue number truly stole my heart.

 

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Del Core

Del Core might’ve been my very favorite out of all the Milan shows, and they mixed more wearable pieces with standout looks, like this spiky coral and pink situation I can’t help but appreciate.

 

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Christian Pellizzari

Not necessarily the most incredible look, but a reminder that quiltcore, patchworkcore, grandma chic and camping aesthetics will all be huge this fall and winter. If your grandma crochets, tell her to start working on something special for you!

 

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Del Core

Is this not one of the best black dresses you’ve seen in a long time?! I can’t stop swooning over the incredible shoulder details, and love that it was styled with head-to-toe black lace underneath for an edgy touch.

 

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Act N°1

Is it weird if I wear this jumpsuit to all future workout classes? Asking for myself. It’s not technically meant for athletics, but it looks stretchy enough, not to mention super chic.

 

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Annakiki

Annakiki killed everything about this suit. The color! The pattern! The oversized blazer! And of course, the Frozone-inspired styling contrasted by Pippi Longstocking braids.

 

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Vivetta

This Vivetta print feels so seventies and fun, especially paired with these yellow boots that give me go-go vibes. The garden grandma hat is an especially nice touch!

 

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Ferragamo

Do yourself a favor and zoom in on the details of this dreamy Ferragamo fabric. And the color? Totally sublime.

 

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Blumarine

Another Bluemarine look featuring blue fur trim, but these pants actually look like a more detailed version of the Ferragamo ones just above. Am I wrong?

 

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Annakiki

Annakiki definitely had my favorite LBD of the week. Loving this bell shape and the styling with lightning leggings underneath. So playful and unexpected!

 

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Moschino

Moschino really said Farm, But Make It Fashion. For that, I won’t rest until this coat is in my possession.

 

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Emilio Pucci

I’m a sucker for a good feather moment, and this sheer Pucci dress with embellishments and feathers on the seam is a special take on an otherwise simple slip.

 

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Otkutyr

My second favorite LBD of the week! This one wins points for those fun detached sleeves, not unlike the arm floaties I wore while learning to swim in my youth. Why do I love them so much in this high-fashion context?

 

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Here’s the Special Reason Meghan Markle Wore Princess Diana’s Bracelet in Her Tell-All Interview With Prince Harry

She may have never met her mother-in-law, but Meghan Markle wearing Princess Diana’s bracelet in her Oprah interview was a way for her pay tribute to Prince Harry’s late mother.

In a preview of Meghan and Harry’s upcoming interview with Oprah, which airs March 7 on CBS, the Duchess of Sussex is seen with a bracelet that belonged to the Duke of Sussex’s mother, the Princess of Wales. To make the moment even more special, the same bracelet was used to craft Meghan’s engagement ring when Harry proposed to her in November 2017.

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When he designed the ring, Harry used two stones from his Diana’s bracelet to create Meghan’s three-stone engagement ring. According to People, Meghan and Harry, who are expecting their second child, chose for the Suits alum to wear Diana’s bracelet in their interview with Oprah so it could feel like Harry’s late mother was with them.

As for Meghan’s engagement ring, the piece of jewelry is made up of three diamonds, with one large stone in the center flanked by two smaller stones on the sides. The side stones are from Diana’s personal collection, while the center stone is from Botswana, a country that Meghan and Harry traveled to in the early days of their relationship.

In a preview of CBS’s upcoming, Oprah with Meghan and Harry: A CBS Primetime Special, Harry is asked why he and Meghan stepped down from the British royal family in January 2020, which led him to talk about Diana’s death and how he didn’t want history to repeat itself. Harry and his older brother Prince William’s mother died in a car crash in Paris on August 31, 1997, after she was chased the paparazzi.

“My biggest concern was history repeating itself,” Harry said. He continued, “You know, for me, I’m just really relieved and happy to be sitting here, talking to you with my wife by my side because I can’t begin to imagine what it must’ve been like for [my mother] going through this process by herself all those years ago.”

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Hit The Gym—Reformation’s Sustainable Activewear Line Is Here

Is it just me, or are we all living in workout clothes right now? While I certainly haven’t stepped foot in a gym over the last twelve months, I’m still reaching for my go-to leggings and sports bras whenever I work from home. I think I may have an addiction. That’s precisely why I’m stoked that Reformation just dropped Ref Active, their very first line of leggings, sports bras and other gym-and-lounge essentials. Prepare to obsess over every single piece.

The brand-new collection just dropped, and everything is priced between $48-$118, so if you want to ball out, you can stock up on a whole new gym wardrobe. Gone are the days of wearing just one black pair of leggings to every workout class!  Ref Active is jam-packed with bras, leggings, one-pieces, and more, available in a rainbow-brite array of colors. I’m talking lime green, robin egg blue, and vivd coral. Oh, and did I mention most of the pieces are size-inclusive? The range features not only sizes XS through XL, but also plus sizes 0-3X in almost everything.

While Reformation has carried workout gear from brands like The Girlfriend Collective on their site in the past, this is their first-ever activewear line that’s exclusively their own. The collection features two different levels of stretch and support: EcoMove, perfect for your more high-intensity workouts, and EcoStretch, which is ideal for more lightweight activities—or just lounging around the house. So whether you love working out or just love looking like you do, you need these pieces.

Just like the rest of Reformation’s selection of clothing and accessories, Ref Active is designed with sustainability in mind. Each piece is made from REPREVE, a fabric created with 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles, resulting in the use of 45% less energy and 20% less water to produce than your usual polyester. The entire process results in 30% less greenhouse gas emissions, too. More of this, please!

Keep reading to see a few of our favorite pieces, or shop the entire collection for some modern Sporty Spice vibes. Oh, and if you love what you see so far, you’re in luck. More pieces are dropping in the coming weeks, so keep your eyes peeled. See you at the gym!

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Simone EcoMove Bra

This ain’t your average sports bra! The Simone EcoMove Bra is the trendy upgrade to your everyday option, courtesy of its one-shoulder silhouette and cutout detailing. It may not be ideal for intense workouts, but it’s perfect for lounging around the house or your morning smoothie runs.

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EcoSretch Ivy Cropped Tank

If you’re heading to the pilates studio—or getting your yoga on at home—the Ivy EcoStretch Cropped Tank is a great option. It comes in four different colors (including this fresh lemony hue) and is super soft, so you may want to spend the whole day in it.

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Gwen EcoMove Bra

The Gwen EcoMove Bra is double-layered, so it’s great for your morning jog or other more, well, active workouts, thanks to the elasticated band under the bust that guarantees a snug fit.

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EcoMove High Rise Legging

You look like you could use a new pair of leggings, so allow me to introduce the EcoMove High-Rise Legging, AKA your new faves. I’m obsessing over this bright coral color—so unexpected and so, so cute. Like most of the pieces in the collection, they’re available in straight sizes and plus sizes 0 through 3X.

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EcoStretch High Rise 3” Bike Short

Behold: The classic black bike short. It’s the trend that never goes away, but I am so here for it this season in particular. This pair comes in four colors if black isn’t your thing, and if you like the EcoStretch feel, you can also shop the full leggings.

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Emmy EcoStretch Jumpsuit

I think I need this jumpsuit, because it’s truly a piece for all seasons. I would layer it under a shrug or cropped hoodie in the wintertime,and then wear it on its own come summer for some laid-back athleisure vibes. This blue shade would add a pop of color to my workout wardrobe, but the all-black colorway is more my style these days, so I may have to cop both.

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Hailey Shrug

Now you can look like the fitness influencer that you’ve always dreamed of, all thanks to the Hailey Shrug. It’s kind of like those super-cropped half sweaters that you’ve been seeing everywhere recently, except reinvented for sportier days.

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Hailey Bieber’s Latest Street Style Look Is Basically A Big Bird Cosplay

Don’t get me wrong—I’m a Hailey Bieber superfan when it comes to the star’s off-duty wardrobe and street style looks. That said, she sometimes plays it safe when it comes to color, so even when it seems like I’m poking fun, I love to see her taking risks and going bold. Exhibit A? Hailey Bieber’s yellow suit by Stand Studio, which she wore for a stroll down Sesame Street with hubby Justin Bieber.

OK, so clearly they weren’t actually on Sesame Street when these paparazzi photos were snapped, but the look gives me Big Bird vibes nonetheless! And I mean that in the very best way. Bieber’s genius stylist Maeve Reilly shared the look to her IG, crediting Stand Studio for the oversized yellow leather suit and Petar Petrov and By Far for the details.

(Side note—if you aren’t following Reilly on Instagram yet, you’re truly missing out. She’s always ahead of the latest trends, posting details about her clients’ looks and being an all-around fab resource for fashion inspo. We stan!)

Bieber usually wears Bottega while out and about, so it’s nice to see her trying some different brands. Stand Studio is known for their outerwear (in particular, the checkered fur Nino coat worn by influencers everywhere this season) but they do a ton of beautiful leather pieces in fun colors, so I’m hardly surprised Reilly pulled this suit for Mrs. Bieber. To play up the sunshine hue, she paired it with a fuzzy bucket hat, then dressed the whole thing down with simple white sneakers that matched her boo’s. Cute!

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2021 color trends include everything from sage green to chocolate brown, but Bieber is definitely making a case for yellow to be added into the mix. After the year we’ve had, something sunny and cheerful just feels right, you know? Technically, Pantone did name Illuminating one of the Colors of the Year along with Ultimate Gray, but that particular yellow leans a bit brighter, while Bieber’s preferred shade is a touch more muted.

The Biebers didn’t really match on their walk (besides their crisp white kicks, of course), but Justin did agree to the monochrome theme, instead choosing a tonal blue look. He went for a baby blue snapback hat, but I won’t lie—I much prefer Hailey’s fuzzy bucket hat. Plus, it’s a pretty fashion-forward option for keeping your head toasty on colder days!

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I doubt I can afford Bieber’s exact hat, but this one by Starinee is a pretty good option to copy her vibes. Now, if anyone can find a full-on yellow leather suit I don’t have to drop a grand on, we’ll really be in business. In the meantime, I may just rent a Big Bird costume and call it a day. No shade, Hails—you look fab as always!

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Your Weekly Horoscope Spills On What To Expect This March

Hello dear, and welcome to a new month! Your weekly horoscope for March 1-7 2021 is here. Wrap yourself in your softest blanket and break out those Tarot cards because this week has some big Pisces energy. It all starts when the sun (planet of self) in Pisces conjoins Neptune (planet of illusion) on Wednesday, encouraging all of us to get in touch with our creative side. From unique date ideas to handmade gifts to more creativity in the bedroom, this is a great time to get in touch with our feelings and make something magical.

However, we truly start feeling our emotions when the new moon is in Pisces on Saturday, making us all a little more sensitive than normal. This could manifest as intuition or insecurity, depending on how you’re feeling. While it’s important to trust your gut, don’t let your imagination run wild, especially if you get jealous easily. Take it easy!

Also happening on Saturday, Venus (planet of love) in Pisces conjoins Neptune, bringing us opportunities for new romance or adding tenderness to a relationship, making for a gentle evening.

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Whether you’re a Pisces or someone else just looking to make the most of Pisces’ creative energy this month, the crystal to snag for March is definitely Aquamarine, which is also the March birthstone! Aquamarine has a calming energy that promotes serenity and harmony, great for anyone learning to meditate or to work on handling their own sensitivity.

How the Planets Will Affect Your Zodiac Sign This Week

 

Aries

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The stars give you the gift of gab for the next six weeks when Mars enters Gemini on Wednesday. With your ruling planet in your communication zone, you can talk the talk and walk the walk. While you may feel very passionate about new ideas, really think them through before putting them into action. Look before you leap.

Thursday can be a lucky day for you as Mercury conjoins Jupiter in Aquarius. This aspect occurs in your friendship zone, making it a day of social activity, learning new things, or a sudden windfall. Spread those good vibes to your friends.

However, the week ends on a low note when Pallas enters Pisces on Sunday. Pallas will be in your sector of the subconscious, making you more sensitive to energies than normal. While it’s important to trust your gut, don’t wage war on people because you think they’ll hurt you.

 

Taurus

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Tax season will soon be upon us, and while you’ve always been a money-savvy sign, it would be a good idea to take another look at your finances. Mars enters Gemini on Wednesday, staying for the next six weeks. The planet of passion and drive enters your sector of value, encouraging you to find new sources of income or business ideas. However, with flighty Gemini, you could be a victim of impulse spending. Set a budget for yourself, but keep it flexible.

On Thursday, Mercury conjoins Jupiter in Aquarius and your career zone. This is a good time to think of innovative ways to boost your reputation and get ahead in your career. Remember to work smarter, not harder.

Trust your intuition on Sunday when Pallas enters Pisces, making you extra sensitive to the energy around you. Be smart when it comes to how you interact with others.

 

Gemini

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Get ready, Gemini, because the next six weeks are going to be busy after Mars enters your sign on Wednesday. Mars brings passion, energy, and drive when it comes to new beginnings and your outlook on life. While you may feel and appear a little more anxious than usual, you are just buzzing with extra energy. This is a great time to start new projects.

Keep searching for adventure on Thursday when Mercury conjoins Jupiter in Aquarius. This conjunction happens in your sector of philosophy, encouraging exciting ideas. These new enterprises can be successful if you put them into action.

The week ends with Pallas entering Pisces on Sunday. The wise asteroid enters your career zone, tempting you to stretch the truth and put up a false front at your job to get ahead. However, this wouldn’t be wise over the long term. Have the courage to tell the truth.

 

Cancer

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Explore your subconscious mind and hidden passions starting on Wednesday when fiery Mars enters Gemini and your privacy zone. This is a tough spot for the warrior planet, and you may feel more anxious and temperamental than usual, which could lead to self-destructive tendencies if you aren’t careful. Practice self-care and work on your inner healing, not inner battles.

If you have a crush on someone, let them know on Thursday when Mercury conjoins Jupiter in Aquarius. This conjunction happens in your sector of intimacy, allowing you to connect with others in unique ways.

Finally, Pallas enters Pisces on Sunday, bringing the asteroid to your sector of philosophy. Your dreams may take on new life when you make interesting discoveries. This is an excellent time to trust your gut, especially when it comes to adventure and imagination. It’s okay to be a little daring, Cancer.

 

Leo

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March starts with a lot of big wins when Mars enters Gemini on Thursday. The warrior planet will be in your sector of friendship for the next six weeks, making it an excellent time to do some networking. Make social connections that will be helpful in all aspects of your life and you can see some windfalls in your social life.

Then, on Thursday, Mercury conjoins Jupiter in Aquarius, aligning in your partnership zone. This is a good time to mend any fences that have been broken because conflicts will be easy to resolve. It’s also a good day to just have fun with your loved ones.

Get a little naughty on Sunday when Pallas enters Pisces and in your sector of intimacy, making you get a little “experimental” when it comes to exploring taboos. It’s a good time to indulge in your fantasies, but just don’t take it too far, Leo.

 

Virgo

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March brings a renewed focus on your career ambitions, starting when Mars enters Gemini on Wednesday. The planet will be in your career sector, making you extra ambitious and driven to make it to the top. You’re moving in the fast lane this month, but don’t let your anxieties derail you. Try to go with the flow and don’t overthink it (we know it’s a big ask).

Focus on self-improvement when Mercury conjoins Jupiter in Aquarius on Thursday. This is happening in your sector of habits, encouraging you to make a positive change to your routine and wellness. What can you do to feel good and be more productive?

The week ends on a romantic note when Pallas enters Pisces on Sunday, landing in your sector of partnership. You may become very attractive to creative people or develop deep crushes, especially on people you don’t know well. Trust your gut.

 

Libra

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Adventure is out there, Libra! After staying still for what feels like forever, you are ready to explore! On Wednesday, Mars enters Gemini and your sector of philosophy, making you passionate about knowledge and learning. If you’ve been interested in taking a few classes, studying a new subject, or planning a trip to a dream destination, start exploring!

Expressing yourself will bring a lot of success when Mercury conjoins Jupiter in Aquarius on Thursday. This is happening in your pleasure zone, creating a very enjoyable day. Tap into your creativity and it will lead to success.

Finally, focus on self-improvement when Pallas enters Pisces on Sunday. The asteroid will be in your routine zone, encouraging you to trust your gut when it comes to your health. If you’re trying to become more productive, get creative about your routine. You’ll have to be imaginative if you want to achieve positive results!

 

Scorpio

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Should you stay or should you go? That’s the big question for you this week because you’ll have to make some major decisions. It kicks off on Wednesday when Mars enters Gemini and your sector of intimacy. You may be given a choice to stay in the same situation with the bonds you’ve built or let go and move forward. There are no easy answers, so think it over carefully.

Fortunately, your family may be able to help when Mercury conjoins Jupiter in Aquarius on Thursday. This aspect is in your family zone, allowing you to come up with a solution that can create some domestic peace for all involved.

Feel your feelings on Sunday when Pallas enters Pisces in your pleasure zone. Your emotional intelligence will help you find clarity with any problems. Get a little creative to find the answer to the “should I stay or go?” question.

 

Sagittarius

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Be flexible in your relationships for the next few weeks, Sagittarius. Mars enters Gemini on Wednesday, landing right in your partnership zone. Mars brings a passionate desire to rediscover new things about the relationships in your life. What makes them tick? If you’re single, it’s a good time to put yourself out there. You could meet someone fascinating.

Think logically on Thursday when Mercury conjoins Jupiter in Aquarius and your communication zone. This aspect helps you come up with good ideas that can lead to major success. Just make sure you’re thinking clearly before testing them out.

Finally, the week ends with a little self-care when Pallas enters Pisces on Sunday. The asteroid moves into your family zone, making you crave emotional security and familiar connections more than usual. Follow your intuition when it comes to your private life and personal matters. Don’t lose your head for some momentary comfort, Sagittarius.

 

Capricorn

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Be flexible this week, Capricorn. Don’t make any strict schedules or plan any important meetings for the next six weeks because Mars enters Gemini on Wednesday, moving into your sector of routines. This can create some scattered energies, making it difficult to focus or get tasks done. Be kind to yourself as you figure out your new workflow.

Mercury conjoins Jupiter in Aquarius on Thursday, making it a great day to brainstorm ways to make money. This aspect is occurring in your value zone, so use this opportunity to look into side hustles, investments, or just getting better at budgeting. You might be able to get a loan.

Blend logic with feelings on Sunday when Pallas enters Pisces and your sector of communication. This is a good day to get in touch with your feelings and use emotional intelligence to create opportunities for personal growth. Feel all those feels!

 

Aquarius

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Get ready for some fun and excitement to come into your life over the next few weeks because Mars enters Gemini on Wednesday. Mars will be in your pleasure zone for the next six weeks, making this a very stimulating time, if a bit erratic. You might bounce from passion to passion, but it will still be a fun period.

Thursday brings good vibes when Mercury conjoins Jupiter in your sign. This is a good day to make a good first impression or start any new projects because you’ll have luck and smooth communication on your side. Get your networking on because you could make some very useful social connections.

Keep an eye on your money on Sunday when Pallas enters Pisces and your value zone. Trust your gut when it comes to making investments or impulsively buying things. If something feels too good to be true, take a step back.

 

Pisces

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Get ready for some fun and excitement to come into your life over the next few weeks because Mars enters Gemini on Wednesday. Mars will be in your pleasure zone for the next six weeks, making this a very stimulating time, if a bit erratic. You might bounce from passion to passion, but it will still be a fun period.

Thursday brings good vibes when Mercury conjoins Jupiter in your sign. This is a good day to make a good first impression or start any new projects because you’ll have luck and smooth communication on your side. Get your networking on because you could make some very useful social connections.

Keep an eye on your money on Sunday when Pallas enters Pisces and your value zone. Trust your gut when it comes to making investments or impulsively buying things. If something feels too good to be true, take a step back.

 

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Awkwafina’s Golden Globes Look Featured Sparkly Gucci Stripes

As you might have noticed, the Golden Globes looked just a little bit different this year. What I mean is, almost the entire thing was held virtually thanks to some (very necessary!) pandemic precautions. While the actual nominees weren’t allowed to attend the show this year, the presenters were able to serve up some seriously amazing looks to hold us all over until the days when red carpet looks actually happen on the red carpet. Awkwafina’s Golden Globe look was one of our faves, as if we couldn’t love her any more than we already do.

I honestly should never doubt Awkwafina when it comes to her red-carpet fashion. She is, after all, the same woman who showed up in a stunning Dior tuxedo outfitted with a ruffled white collar to the Golden Globes last year. I would even go so far as to say that her Victorian era-inspired look paved the way for the slew of corsets that we’ve all been obsessing over this year!

As if her night wasn’t good enough in that killer tuxedo, she also took home the Best Actress in a Motion Picture trophy for her performance in The Farewell last year. Yes, it was nominated in the comedy category and yes, I spent the entire second half of that movie in tears. The power she has!

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Despite the fact that Awkwafina wasn’t actually nominated for a Golden Globe this year, she looked every bit a winner in a long, sparkly gown by Gucci with bling by Harry Winston when she took the stage to present towards the end of the night. I loved the wavy stripes and colors, a blend of copper, pale pink and soft yellow, which gave me major ’70s glam! Sequined stripes are always a good idea, people. Plus, the beige tulle hem and sleeves gave it an extra-playful feel.

Lest we forget about her beauty look—fans loved Awkwafina’s gold lip last year, but this time around she kept it super minimal with a fresh face and extra-blushed cheeks. Her long, dark hair was swept to the side in shiny loose curls.

Awkwafina, thank you. This cheerful Gucci look single-handedly cured my Sunday Scaries. It was just right! Shout out to all the presenters and nominees who dressed up to give us a Golden Globes worth remembering! Even the ones who stayed home.

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