Leave it to Kaley Cuoco to remind Us that comfy shoes can still be seriously cute. The actress recently stepped out in lavender Crocs that instantly caught our eye — and now we can’t stop thinking about them for spring. Even better, her exact pair is available on Amazon for just $35.

Cuoco wore the Crocs Classic Clogs while out and about in Los Angeles, pairing the comfy shoes with a relaxed off-duty outfit. The soft lavender shade adds a playful pop of color that feels perfect for warmer weather. It’s the kind of easy, slip-on pair you’ll want to wear everywhere once spring arrives.

Get the Crocs Classic Clogs for $38 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.

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Beyond the seasonal color, the Classic Clogs are famous for their comfort. The lightweight Croslite foam cushioning helps create a soft, supportive feel, while the ventilated upper keeps things breathable on warmer days. An adjustable heel strap adds versatility, allowing you to wear them as a quick slip-on or flip the strap back for a more secure fit.

These shoes are also designed to handle a little water, which makes them even more practical for spring and summer. The durable, easy-to-clean material means they’re perfect for beach days, poolside hangs, gardening or quick errands around town. Style-wise, the pastel lavender shade looks especially cute with relaxed athleisure sets, denim cutoffs or flowy spring dresses.

The celebrity-approved shoes are a favorite among shoppers, too, earning more than 5,500 five-star ratings.

One reviewer raved about their “insanely comfortable” feel, adding that the pair even “got compliments” from kids, coworkers and strangers. Another shopper — who calls them their go-to “gardening shoes” — praised the “easy to clean” design and lavender shade, saying it’s “so pretty.”

If Cuoco’s outfit proved anything, it’s that comfy shoes don’t have to sacrifice style. The soft lavender shade adds a fun pop of spring color, while the lightweight design delivers the comfort Crocs are famous for. With the pair ringing in at just $35 on Amazon, it’s an easy way to brighten up casual outfits all season long.

Get the Crocs Classic Clogs for $38 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.

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Steven Spielberg appeared to shade Timothée Chalamet after the actor caused controversy by disparaging ballet and opera.

Appearing at a Friday, March 13, panel at the 2026 SXSW Conference and Festival, the director, 79, seemingly referenced the Marty Supreme star’s recent viral comments, according to Variety.

“At the end of a really good movie experience, we are all united with a whole bunch of feelings that we walk into the daylight with, or into the nighttime with. And there’s nothing like that. It happens in movies, and in concerts,” said Spielberg as he spoke about the importance of movie theaters. “And it happens in ballet and opera, by the way.”

He added, “We want that to be sustained. We want that to go forever.”

Chalamet caused a stir when a clip from his CNN and Variety February 24 town hall with Matthew McConaughey went viral.

“I admire people, and I’ve done it myself, who go on a talk show and say, ‘Hey, we’ve got to keep movie theaters alive, we’ve gotta keep this genre alive,’ and another part of me feels like if people want to see it, like Barbie, like Oppenheimer, they’re going to go see it and go out of their way to be loud and proud about it,” he told McConaughey, 56. “I don’t want to be working in ballet, or opera, or things where it’s like, ‘Hey, keep this thing alive, even though, like, no one cares about this anymore.’ All respect to all the ballet and opera people out there.”

Acknowledging his comments could be seen as contentious, Chalamet then joked, “I just lost 14 cents in viewership. I just took shots for no reason.”

Chalamet faced backlash for his take on the creative arts, with celebrities such as Justine Bateman and Doja Cat among those who took aim.

“Ballet, Opera, and Theater work has been around much longer than that of Film and TV,” Bateman, 60, wrote via X on March 9. “Every filmmaker should pray they’re [sic] film/series lasts as long as the work from those enduring performing arts.”

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Timothée Chalamet beefing with the Metropolitan Opera, LA Opera and Royal Ballet was not on anyone’s 2026 bingo card. Chalamet, 30, raised eyebrows after making an off-handed comment about the performing arts community during an onstage conversation with Variety, which was published last month. “Some people want to be entertained quickly. I’m really right in […]

For her part, Doja Cat slammed Chalamet for his opinion that “no one cares” about ballet and opera.

“Opera is 400 years old. Ballet is 500 years old,” Doja, 30, said via a TikTok video on March 8, calling Chalamet out by name.

“Somebody named Timothée Chalamet — big guy, by the way — had the nerve to say on camera that nobody cares about it,” the “Paint the Town Red” rapper said. “I’m sure you can walk into an opera theater right now, seats will be filled out, and nobody’s saying a word as the performance is going because everybody has that much respect for it.”

The 98th Academy Awards are just around the corner, and it looks like almost everyone has their own predictions for who will win the coveted awards this year. In the Best Actor category, we have a great depth of talent on display, with nominations going to Leonardo DiCaprio for his performance as Bob in One Battle After Another; Timothée Chalamet for his work in Marty Supreme; Ethan Hawke for his performance as Broadway lyricist Lorenz Hart in the Richard Linklater film Blue Moon; Michael B. Jordan for his dual role in Sinners; and Wagner Moura for his performance in the Brazilian film The Secret Agent.

Each of the nominees for the Best Actor Oscar this year is a talented and celebrated icon, and no matter who wins, all of them have delivered tremendous performances in the films for which they have been nominated. However, are they also their best films so far? Not necessarily. All these actors have had stellar careers, involving numerous acclaimed masterpieces, some of which rival and even surpass their latest work. So, here’s our handpicked selections for the best movie in each 2026 Best Actor Oscar nominee’s filmography, including some prior Oscar snubs and a few of the greatest films of all time.

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Leonardo DiCaprio for ‘One Battle After Another’

Best Movie: ‘The Departed’ (2006)

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As thrilling as One Battle After Another may be, there is one film in DiCaprio’s career that still stands out as the greatest. Directed by Martin Scorsese, in his third collaboration with Leonardo DiCaprio, The Departed is an award-winning crime thriller that reimagines the Hong Kong film Internal Affairs, drawing inspiration from the true events involving the Boston Winter Hill Gang. The movie follows the spy-versus-spy tensions between Colin Sullivan (Matt Damon), a state police officer who is secretly a mole working for mob boss Frank Costello (Jack Nicholson), and Billy Costigan (DiCaprio), a state trooper who is working undercover in Costello’s organization to find the mole. Mark Wahlberg, Martin Sheen, Ray Winstone, Alec Baldwin, and Vera Farmiga star in supporting roles.

While Leonardo DiCaprio’s acting credits include a wide range of performances, each unique and praiseworthy for its own reasons, The Departed stands out as his finest, most timeless work. The movie sees DiCaprio deliver a career-defining performance as Billy Costigan, a man on the edge, which is made all the more entertaining by the hard-hitting dialogue. Intense and visceral, his performance anchors the gritty narrative of power, secrecy, and justice. An undeniable masterpiece by Scorsese, The Departed has continued to earn widespread praise for its story, acting, production, and narrative, and it’s the movie that earned the director his first-ever Oscar.

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Timothée Chalamet for ‘Marty Supreme’

Best Movie: ‘Call Me By Your Name’ (2017)

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Based on the novel by André Aciman, Call Me by Your Name is the third installment of Luca Guadagnino’s Desire trilogy, directed by Guadagnino and written by James Ivory. Starring Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet as the central characters, it follows the emotionally complex romantic journey of 17-year-old Elio Perlman (Chalamet), who falls in love with 24-year-old Oliver (Hammer), a graduate student who comes to work for his father. Michael Stuhlbarg, Amira Casar, Esther Garrel, and Victoire Du Bois appear in supporting roles.

A sweet and tender coming-of-age story with themes of self-discovery and the emotional complexities of adolescent romance, Call Me by Your Name is a critically acclaimed cult hit that established Timothée Chalamet’s reputation as an actor capable of beautifully nuanced performances. Elio’s character accentuates the film’s visual artistry and poetic narrative in Chalamet’s raw portrayal of the delicate agony of love. The performance earned him widespread acclaim, making him one of the youngest nominees for the Academy Award for Best Actor, though he lost it that time to Gary Oldman’s Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour.

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Ethan Hawke for ‘Blue Moon’

Best Movies: ‘The Before Trilogy’ (1995–2013)

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Directed by Richard Linklater, The Before Trilogy is a collection of three films starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy as the central characters, chronicling their romantic relationship over 18 years. Beginning with a whirlwind, dreamy romance in Vienna, the couple embarks on a long exploration of love and intimacy as their relationship begins, deepens, then strains with the harsh realities of aging and marriage. Spanning the 18-year timeline of the story, each Before film was released at nine-year intervals, beginning with Before Sunrise (1995), followed by Before Sunset (2004), and Before Midnight (2013). Hawke and Delpy also co-wrote the last two films.

One of Linklater’s most important projects, The Before Trilogy is an ambitious exploration of postmodern romance through contrasting themes and varying perspectives on life, love, the concept of time, death, and self-discovery. Extraordinarily intimate, its narrative pushes the boundaries of cinematic romance, evoked ever so movingly by Hawke through his simmering on-screen chemistry with Julie Delpy. Due to the actual passage of time between films, we really get to see the actors grow with the characters, bringing the utmost authenticity to their performances. Hawke’s work on the trilogy has garnered him several accolades.

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Michael B. Jordan for ‘Sinners’

Best Movie: ‘Fruitvale Station’ (2013)

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Sinners has earned Oscar nominations for both its star and its writer-director, but this film, their first collaboration, remains the most poignant and powerful in their filmographies. Written and directed by Ryan Coogler in his feature directorial debut, Fruitvale Station chronicles the last day in the life of Oscar Grant, a 22-year-old Black man killed by a Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) police officer in Oakland, California, in 2009. Starring Michael B. Jordan in the lead role, the film explores the events leading up to Grant’s death, which started as a day of revelation for the young man but ultimately ended in his tragic death. Kevin Durand and Michael Murray play the BART officers involved in the case, with Melonie Diaz, Ahna O’Reilly, and Octavia Spencer in supporting roles.

Fruitvale Station is simultaneously an understated but impactful depiction of real events and a celebration of the intricate textures of human life. Michael B. Jordan is utterly compelling with his passionate and powerful performance as the victim of this tragedy, embodying a character who is both gentle and tough. Alongside Coogler’s storytelling and direction, Jordan’s performance in Fruitvale Station has been widely acclaimed, earning him several accolades.

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Wagner Moura for ‘The Secret Agent’

Best Movie: ‘The Secret Agent’ (2025)

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Wagner Moura’s best performance so far is arguably the movie for which he is nominated this year, the Brazilian historical political thriller The Secret Agent. Written and directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho, the film follows Armando (Moura), a former professor caught in the political turmoil of the Brazilian military dictatorship, who attempts to flee his past by moving from São Paulo to Recife, but finds himself in the middle of even more chaos. The film also stars Carlos Francisco, Tânia Maria, Robério Diógenes, Gabriel Leone, Maria Fernanda Cândido, Alice Carvalho, and Udo Kier in his final film role.

Visually arresting and thematically rich, The Secret Agent is a heady combination of grindhouse cinema, period thriller, and a dark social commentary, elevated by Wagner Moura’s central performance. Moura is phenomenal as the layered and vulnerable protagonist, who remains understated and restrained amidst his electrifying socio-political environment. Complemented by the vivid period aesthetics, The Secret Agent is not only one of the highest-rated films of 2025 but also an iconic landmark in Moura’s three-decade-long film career.

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November 26, 2025

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158 minutes

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This interview contains spoilers for the Scarpetta Season 1 finale.

When he’s not making headlines for buying bearded dragons for his family, Bobby Cannavale is giving some excellent performances. From winning two Emmys (for Will & Grace and Boardwalk Empire) to earning two Tony nominations, he’s taken on a wide range of roles in an equally diverse range of genres and mediums. Simon Baker’s resume is equally impressive. Though best known for playing a former psychic who helps solve crimes in The Mentalist (a role that earned him Emmy and Golden Globe nominations), he’s also appeared in projects like The Devil Wears Prada and the upcoming Taika Waititi film Klara and the Sun.

Scarpetta sees the two of them take on polar-opposite, fascinatingly complementary characters. Cannavale stars as Pete, a blunt, rough-around-the-edges former detective who is in a relationship with the eccentric Dorothy (Jamie Lee Curtis) despite always having a thing for her sister, the brilliant pathologist Kay (Nicole Kidman). Kay’s husband, Benton (Baker), is a reserved, mysterious FBI profiler who’s nearly impossible to read. The series sees the former co-workers living under the same roof, which, predictably, leads to some tension and complications.

Collider got the chance to speak to Cannavale and Baker about their game-changing scenes in the Season 1 finale. Cannavale also discusses reteaming with Kidman after working with her in Nine Perfect Strangers, and the duo pitches a hilarious idea for Season 2.

Bobby Cannavale and Simon Baker Reveal How They Prepared for ‘Scarpetta’

“It’s just so rich, the possibility of where you can go with that.”

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COLLIDER: Bobby, you and Nicole did Nine Perfect Strangers together, which also had a wellness cult somewhat in the vein of Yama Matt’s. I’m curious if 1) you noticed that parallel at all and 2) how the experience of working with Nicole differed this time around.

BOBBY CANNAVALE: That is so funny. No, we never talked about the parallels between that. So funny. I think, you know, you do these things, and you’re so immersed in it when you’re doing it, and then it’s just out of mind — at least that’s how it is for me. I’ve done that with everything. I’ll do a play for six months, and then the moment it’s over, I don’t remember any of the words anymore, so I didn’t quite track that. But that was a great launching pad for our working relationship because, when I got asked to do it again, I didn’t hesitate. She’s one of our great actors, and I jumped at the chance to get to work with Nicole again.

I would love to see many more collaborations between the two of you. Simon, your character is so fascinating — I feel like I can’t quite pin him down. It’s implied that he has these sociopathic tendencies, but he’s very different from what you assume a sociopath might be. I’m curious what your process for cracking this character and getting into his head was.

SIMON BAKER: How do I answer that without giving it all away?

CANNAVALE: The thing that you loved so much is what he worked hard on.

BAKER: Is not knowing, yeah. So I’m not gonna tell you. When I was offered the job, I was sent the first two scripts, and there wasn’t a lot going on on the page for Benton, relative to the other characters. The other characters are kind of, pretty much writ large, on the page, right? And they jumped off the page at me. But Benton was kind of, “What’s going on with this guy?” It wasn’t until I got to the second episode that I was like, “Oh, okay — there’s something here.” I got on the phone with Liz Sarnoff, who’s our showrunner and creator, and had a really good chat with her about it. She was awesome with, “Look, this is what I’m thinking, and I’m really curious about what you’re thinking, and we can explore this. We’ve basically kind of got an open book with this — of where we can go.” I happened to be reading a couple of books at the time that were memoirs, and they were giving me some inspiration, and I talked to Liz about them, and we sort of built from there. But yeah, it’s somewhere in there, and I don’t really want to show my work too much.

CANNAVALE: It’s pretty amazing, though. I think the script is so good, and Patricia’s source material — those books are so amazing. It’s just a little detail, like the book that your mother gives you. It’s just so rich, the possibility of where you can go with that. A kid getting that book who ends up being an FBI profiler? That’s like a lot of information, and you don’t need much more than that. You just need a great actor to fill that in, and I think that’s what you’re reacting to.

Bobby Cannavale and Simon Baker Explain the ‘Scarpetta’ Season 1 Ending

“They’re both trying to find a truth, and they’re not really able to.”

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The finale obviously sees Kay and Dorothy both trying to pull Pete in their direction, and he ultimately does choose Dorothy. Why do you think he made that decision, and what do you think is going through his head in that final shot of him on the bed?

CANNAVALE: I think it’s complicated. I think he does love Dot, and I think he loves Kay, and it’s complicated. I think he doesn’t know where he’s going from there and is conflicted by what he should do. I think he’s close to Kay and Benton as a couple, and I think he knows that that is collapsing as well — that’s in trouble. I think he’s stuck in a limbo there — an emotional limbo — so I don’t know where he’s going. That’ll be up to Liz and us to talk about, and figure out, and hopefully tease out and extend the tension of that for as long as we can.

Another really complex scene in the finale is between Kay and Benton, where we have Kay lashing out and sort of trying to bait him, and he ends up asking for a divorce. Simon, can you break down what you think both Kay and Benton’s motivations are, or what they’re both trying to sort of accomplish in that moment?

BAKER: If you really want to make it simple, I feel like, in hindsight, that scene is really just about two different people trying to come to the truth — of what their truth is — but they have different ways of coming to the truth. I think, from Benton’s standpoint, it’s somewhat of a confessional scene. He’s expressing something that’s deep inside him that he doesn’t necessarily like about himself. Kay is demanding something else from him in that moment. They’re both trying to find a truth, and they’re not really able to, and I think Benton’s way of controlling being out of control is just calling it.

Bobby Cannavale and Simon Baker Reveal Their Hopes for ‘Scarpetta’ Season 2

“I think a present-day Pete/Benton road trip would be good.”

I love to watch you guys play off of each other. I think there’s so much interesting tension there. I know you’re starting to film Season 2 very soon, which is very exciting. Is there an element of your character that you feel like you haven’t gotten to explore in Season 1 that you would really like to dive into in this next installment?

BAKER: That’s part of what’s fun about the serialized show is that there is always stuff, and there might be something that comes down the pike in the script where you go, “That doesn’t seem right,” but you’ve gotta kind of noodle and figure out a way that you can make that work and make that your own, and I think that’s part of what’s really challenging in these sort of shows. I think there’s plenty of room with Benton.

CANNAVALE: I think a present-day Pete/Benton road trip would be good.

BAKER: I would like to do more stuff with Bobby.

CANNAVALE: I feel like our young versions have more to do [with each other] than we have.

BAKER: They hang out a little bit more. It’s so interesting because they’re so different.

CANNAVALE: It sucks, because we hang out in real life. Maybe that’s why.

BAKER: Because they know the show would go off the rails. Veer off.

CANNAVALE: We’d be like Bill and Ted. We could be a spin-off like Wayne’s World.

BAKER: You just talk the whole time, and Benton sits there going [growls].

CANNAVALE: Brooding.

I love this. I think, yeah, we need a spin-off comedy of the two of them. Let’s just completely change the genres and tones with it.

BAKER: [Laughs] Roommates.

All episodes of Scarpetta are now streaming on Prime Video.

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March 11, 2026

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Elizabeth Sarnoff

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Right now, Hulu’s top two shows worldwide are pretty predictable. First up, according to FlixPatrol, is Ryan Murphy‘s latest series, Love Story, which follows the tragic story of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette​​​​​​, and has become a cultural phenomenon all on its own. Second on the list is Paradise, whose stripped-down second season premiered on February 23, 2026, and has been dropping new episodes weekly ever since. These two first shows were clear shoo-ins to become streaming hits, but it’s the third show on the list, the crime procedural High Potential, that has become Hulu and ABC’s secret weapon.

High Potential, which is currently streaming its second season, has been a surprise mega-hit for the network, winning over millions of fans and breaking viewership records time and time again. And, unlike Love Story and Paradise, High Potential isn’t a mega production or a groundbreaking show shining a light on a controversial couple. Instead, it thrives because it’s a solid, consistent crime series that never disappoints.

‘High Potential’ Proves That a Classic Crime Procedural Is Timeless

High Potential, in all the best ways, has a classic procedural structure in each episode. The series kicks off when Morgan Gillory (Kaitlin Olson), a single mom who has the diagnosis of “high intellectual potential,” gets hired as a consultant to the Major Crimes unit in the LAPD. Alongside her will-they-won’t-they partner, Detective Adam Karadec (Daniel Sunjata), Morgan proves herself to the police force, and puts her insane observational skills and intelligence to good use. Each episode starts off roughly the same way: a crime takes place and Morgan, Karadec and their team are called in to solve it. Throughout the episode, they together find clues and interrogate suspects, with Morgan making a major revelation at the end, solving it all. The structure is repetitive, but extremely effective. Viewers know what they’re getting in each episode, and it pays off every time.

In addition to the episodic investigations, High Potential also has a few larger arcs that are equally compelling to the viewers. In addition to Morgan and Karadec’s slow-burning connection, the series also follows a major mystery in Morgan’s personal life. 15 years prior to Season 1’s events, her ex-boyfriend, Roman Sinquerra, disappeared out of the blue while doing a late-night errand. With suspicious clues left behind, Morgan knows he didn’t just leave her and their newborn baby. Something else happened, and she’s been trying to figure it out ever since. Therefore, in addition to the individual cases in each episode, High Potential also nails having a major over-arching mystery that also carries the story along.

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‘High Potential’ Has Been an All-Around Crowd-Pleaser

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With such an interesting story, and Olson’s strong performance at the center, High Potential has been a hit with critics and audiences alike. On Rotten Tomatoes, the series has received an average of 98% from critics, including a flawless 100% for Season 2. Among the highlights are the series’ fast pace, Olson’s great central character, and the well done shocking twists and revelations. As for the viewership, the series has continued to draw in millions of viewers in each episode, including a Season 2 premiere on September 16, 2025, that drew in 21 million viewers across the first 35 days.

With such a positive reaction, it’s no surprise that High Potential has already been renewed for Season 3. The news was confirmed earlier this month on March 5, 2026, with a video of the cast celebrating on Instagram. “Let’s go ahead and renew it for seasons 4-10 as well😍,” wrote one fan.

All that being said, while Love Story and Paradise certainly deserve to be in Hulu’s top 10, High Potential has become their secret weapon. With a solid and consistent procedural structure, and characters that are not only well-acted and constructed, but that compel viewers to keep watching, the series proves that crime shows continue to have a place on TV. High Potential is steady, reliable, ultra successful, and perhaps a streaming success no one could’ve predicted.

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The Shield premiered on this date in 2002. Even if you never watched it, you might do better on this quiz than you think. The show changed television.

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Jennifer Lopez just reminded Us why she’s one of the best-dressed women on the planet, and she did it while catching a flight. Lopez was spotted at the airport looking impossibly polished, wearing a chic green skirt paired with a crisp white button-up. No sweats, no leggings and definitely no jeans. A similar style is only $34 on Amazon, and it’s the easiest way to appear put-together from the airport to the Airbnb.

Some people might default to denim for an elevated travel outfit, but Lopez proved that a midi skirt look can be just as stylish and much more comfortable. Her shirt made her ensemble feel chic and timeless, but the green skirt stole the show, adding a pop of color that screamed ‘spring’ without trying too hard. Leave it to J.Lo to make the tarmac look like a runway.

Get the Allegra K High-Waist Midi Skirt for $34 on Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication but are subject to change.

This high-waist skirt is eerily similar to Lopez’s, featuring a cargo-style silhouette, an A-line shape and pleated detailing. It even has a built-in belt. The corduroy-like fabric adds a textured, elevated feel that plain cotton just can’t match.

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If squeezing into dress pants has you dreading it the night before, same. But Gisele Bündchen‘s latest trouser style is honestly a life hack. It makes you look professional while feeling like you’re in loungewear . . . because you basically are. These pants are something between polished slacks and comfy sweats, making them the workwear […]

Aesthetics aside, the waistband is also part of the draw. This skirt features an elasticized back, meaning it’s structured and slimming from the front while being secretly stretchy. For travel, this is everything. You can sit in a cramped economy seat for hours and actually breathe. The flexible construction moves with you.

For a long flight or hours spent in an office chair, stiff denim or a tight waistband can be annoying and uncomfortable. This skirt is a better alternative to jeans, and makes sense for both spring travel and day-to-day life. Best of all, this piece is universally flattering, sitting at the narrowest part of your waist and skimming over everything else. Talk about a box-checker!

Pair this wear-everywhere piece with a button-up like Lopez did, and you’ve got a chic travel look. Throw on a blazer and heels once you land, and you’re ready for dinner, while a fitted tee and sneakers make it ideal for sightseeing. One skirt, three completely different outfits. Shoppers rave about the elegant look, durability and belt for a sleek touch. They also love the rich color options. The green hue feels fresh for spring without losing its year-round versatility.

Lopez’s airport moment felt like a masterclass in less-is-more dressing. It’s proof that looking great while traveling doesn’t require a stylist or a designer budget — just a nice green skirt and the confidence to skip the jeans.

Get the Allegra K High-Waist Midi Skirt for $34 on Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication but are subject to change. 

Not what you’re looking for? Shop other skirts on Amazon and don’t forget to check out Amazon’s Daily Deals here!

We love cardigan sweaters, but they teeter from cute and oversized to frumpy and shapeless fast. If you want the comfort of a cardigan with the polish of a blazer, these 17 expensive-looking picks bring the best of both worlds. Lightweight and luxe, you’ll wear these tailored-looking cardigans for spring, summer and beyond.

Whether you’re looking for an office-ready sweater or a throw-on-and-go layer, these sweaters are ready for anything. They have a loose yet curve-skimming fit, ensuring you look put together and polished without even trying. People will think you spent hundreds, but these spring finds secretly start at just $6. Nope, that’s not a typo!

17 Tailored-Looking Spring Cardigans — From $6

1. Our Favorite: Everything about this button-front sweater looks expensive, including the wool-blend fabric and sleek, sophisticated fit.

2. Yacht Wife: You’ll channel Nantucket energy in this striped number. It has a subtle crop that doesn’t show too much, especially when you style it with high-rise pants.

3. CEO Vibes: Something between a blazer and a cardigan, this one-of-a-kind piece has an elegant notched collar and single-button closure.

4. Buttery-Soft: Comfort connoisseurs rave about this long cardigan that feels much more expensive than it is. Ribbed detailing adds a flattering edge.

5. Quiet Luxury: If you love the season but not the colors, this neutral round-neck sweater is calling. It radiates spring without the bright hues.

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Refreshing your wardrobe can be a pricey venture, but not on Amazon! It’s an undercover hub for expensive-looking pieces, with a spring collection that takes polished to a whole new level. We sifted through and found 21 rich mom pieces, each with a classy, boutique-like appeal. These chic blouses, dreamy dresses, trendy trousers and beyond […]

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6. Pretty Peplum: Peplum-style cardigans are a life hack. Not only does this wonder shape without squeezing, but it also gives your outfit a professional flair.

7. Elegant Embroidery: Score 48% off this floral soutache sweater that transitions seamlessly from the office to happy hour.

8. Total Classic: Bold yet refined, this knit cardigan gives off an old money aesthetic, even if you wear it with jeans. Pair this pick with a skirt for a compliment-worthy getup.

9. Crowd-Favorite: You can’t go wrong with a bestseller, and this V-neck sweater earns its status. Shoppers love the wavy hems and stretchy feel.

10. Coastal Queen: Look like an Outer Banks socialite in this delicate tie-front cardigan that begs to be layered. It carries you through spring and summer alike.

11. Celeb-Loved: Martha Stewart can’t stop wearing this pastel yellow color, and neither can we. The perforated hems add a ton of character.

12. Boutique Babe: If you’re willing to splurge, this floral Free People cardigan is worth every dollar. The cashmere fabric is ideal for chilly mornings and breezy evenings.

13. Short-Sleeve Stunner: This short-sleeve sweater has a relaxed fit that hangs in all the right places, so don’t be surprised if you rock it 24/7.

14. Three in One: Imagine a cardigan, jacket and button-up shirt in one. This casual-dressy find is a easy everyday staple.

15. Country Club: Leave it to Quince to create the classiest stitched cardigan that features a color-block design, functional pockets and breathable cotton material.

16. Colors Galore: Whatever your go-to shade is, this drapey cardigan is available in it. We adore the loose long sleeves and waist-snatching buttons.

17. Just $17: This wavy ribbed sweater costs less than a Sweetgreen bowl, and it makes you appear instantly rich. Added to cart!

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