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Amazon Sundays: Spring Finds for the Girls’ Bedrooms
A soft spring approach to the girls’ bedrooms, with pieces to make each space feel a little lighter, brighter, and more inviting for everyday use.
I always come back to a mix of practical staples and more charming details. Rattan storage baskets and fresh bedding set the foundation, while gingham pillows, delicate florals, and soft textiles bring in that seasonal shift. I love adding in pieces that double as both function and decor—wooden toys, dollhouse accents, and small storage finds that can stay out and still feel considered. Finishing touches like simple artwork, cozy layers, and everyday essentials help tie everything together.
They become spaces where they can play, read, and spend time, while still feeling calm, thoughtful, and pulled together for spring.
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Mary J. Blige Vegas Residency Looks: Crystal-Embellished Fjolla Haxhismajli, Todd Fisher, and More!
Mary J. Blige took the stage during her Vegas residency wearing a look by Fjolla Haxhismajli, paired with jewels by House of Emmanuele and styled by Jeremy Haynes. The ensemble featured a fitted silhouette with crystal embellishments that reflected the stage lights, complementing her signature performance presence.
She was joined onstage by The Lox, adding a nostalgic moment to the set as the crowd responded to the surprise appearance. Along with the performance, Blige shared a message with fans, saying, “Keep your peace. Stay empowered. Love on you. And whoever don’t like you: 🖕🏾.”
She also slipped on a custom Todd Fisher look with Jennifer Le x Disco Daddy bedazzled boots:
Beauty for the night included makeup by Merrell Hollis, hair by Jazmin, and nails by Coca Michelle, completing the look for the stage.
Which look is your fave?
🎥: @jpasc24
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The All-White Edit: Four Outfits for Memorial Day Weekend
Sea NY Top & Pants, Valentino Wedges, Marisa Klass Necklace, Carolina Bucci Earrings, Altuzarra Tote
Memorial Day weekend is this month, plans are starting to stack up, and with it, the official return of white. It’s the first real signal of summer dressing, and this time it comes with a twist: crisp, all-white foundations accented with touches of red and blue that nod to the weekend in a fresh, refined way. It’s about subtle contrast and thoughtful styling—pieces that feel intentional, elevated, and just a little celebratory.


Vacation Mode
A crochet-trimmed camisole with fringe brings texture and movement, paired with sculptural bubble-hem pants that introduce volume and shape. The red woven bag adds a strong point of contrast, while gold jewelry and colorful beads give the look a collected, travel-ready finish.
Backyard Hosting
A lace-trimmed top and coordinating skirt form a soft, cohesive pairing, with scalloped edges and embroidery adding detail up close. A pale blue headscarf brings personality, while embellished flats keep it practical for hosting and moving throughout the day. The result is easy yet put-together, suited for long outdoor gatherings.


Out on the Water
A white cover-up keeps the base light and airy, layered over a simple bikini for a seamless swim-to-dock transition. A striped towel, woven bag, and beaded sandals introduce the red-and-blue palette in a subtle, playful way. It’s effortless and sun-ready, with just enough detail to elevate it beyond the expected.
Dinner Out
A voluminous blouse paired with white trousers creates a more defined silhouette, with shape coming through the sleeve and a clean line through the pant. A red heel adds a striking finish, while blue-toned earrings and a textured bag bring dimension. The look comes across sharp and composed, suited for an evening setting.


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On the Scene at ExcelerateHer 2026 Final Night: Camo Chic Takes Over in Green, Khaki, and Utility-Inspired Fabrics
The final night of ExcelerateHer 2026 closed with a bold sartorial statement as attendees embraced the “Surviving & Thriving” theme, inspired by Destiny’s Child’s Survivor. The evening celebrated leadership, legacy, and culture—brought to life through fashion that reflected strength, resilience, and individuality.

Guests like Cookie Johnson, Tonya Winfield, Nina Cooper, and more arrived in camo-inspired ensembles, mixing military references with elevated styling. Camouflage prints appeared in a variety of interpretations, from full-length bodycon dresses to structured separates, while khaki tones and neutral palettes grounded the looks in a cohesive aesthetic. Utility silhouettes—featuring cargo pockets, zippers, and tailored fits—added dimension, offering a modern take on survival style.

Some attendees opted for monochromatic approaches, leaning into soft beige and sand hues with sculptural tailoring, while others embraced bold pattern play with head-to-toe camouflage. Statement dresses in stretch fabrics highlighted streamlined shapes, while coordinated sets and layered looks brought versatility and edge to the floor.

Groups of friends also leaned into the theme together, showcasing coordinated interpretations of camo chic—proving that style at ExcelerateHer is as much about community as it is about individuality. From elevated evening wear to casual utility-inspired looks, the range of fashion underscored the theme’s message: come dressed to survive, but styled to thrive.

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Weekly News Update, 5.1.26 – Corporette.com
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- Harper’s Bazaar highlighted editors’ favorite Met Gala dresses of all time.
- NPR interviewed Pulitzer Prize-winning fashion critic Robin Givhan about The Devil Wears Prada 2 and its depiction of the fashion world.
- Harvard Business Review explained how accountability at work can’t be mandated; it must be chosen.
- The Wall Street Journal [gift link] advised that while companies are cutting back on travel, going on that work trip can help boost your career.
- The Atlantic [gift link] published a chapter of David Epstein’s Inside the Box: How Constraints Make Us Better that explores multitasking, monotasking, creativity, and focus.
- Women’s Health gave tips on recovering from a bad night of sleep.
- Politico reported that the Trump administration is “launching the most serious effort in decades to curb contraception.”
- The 19th shared that the Minnesota Senate has passed the country’s first ban on “nudification” apps in order to address one of the main sources of nonconsensual deepfakes.
- Your Laugh of the Week comes from Points in Case, with “RE: Met Gala Coat Check.”
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COS striking blue dress collection for women
Make a sophisticated statement with the COS striking blue dress collection for women, a series defined by brilliant and bold shades that offer a sharp contrast to the season’s neutral palettes. True to the brand’s “minimal mood,” these dresses spotlight architectural silhouettes accentuated by the natural textures of linen and crisp cotton. Whether you are drawn to a saturated electric azure or a deep, oceanic cobalt, each piece is engineered for effortless movement and a refined, contemporary aesthetic.
STRIKING BLUES
A striking contrast to the season, brilliant and bold shades of blue spotlight the collection, accentuated by linen and crisp cotton.
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L’Occitane en Provence Almond Natural skincare for women
Indulge in a sensory journey with the L’Occitane en Provence Almond natural skincare for women, a range celebrated for its incredible softening properties and iconic gourmand scent. Harvested from the sun-drenched groves of the...
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Every Outfit I Wore in April
Emporio Sirenuse Dress, JB x Margaux Sandals, Irene Neuwirth Earrings
April leaned fully into the season almost from the first day. A few getaways set the tone early on, with raffia bags, bucket hats, fluid dresses, and easy sandals, and those resort pieces kept finding their way into my everyday looks back home. Denim showed up in unexpected ways, paired with simple tees and flats, while one very special evenings asked for something else entirely, in a buttery yellow and embroidered gown with a sculptural earrings and crystal pavé bag. Color and print stayed at the center throughout, only lighter underneath and more open to the air. By the final week my Daily Looks felt closer to early summer than spring, and what was left in rotation felt exactly right for where we’re heading next.


Aligne Top, Donni Pants, Chanel Flats (old, similar here), Sezane Bag, Jimmy Choo Sunglasses | Doen Dress, Valentino Jacket, Dehanche Belt, Sezane Bag, Jimmy Choo Sunglasses, Ann Mashburn Sandals


Ulla Johnson Jacket (more sizes here), Marea Tee, Zimmermann Skirt, JB x Margaux Mules | Isabel Marant Blouse (old, similar here and here), Rosie Assoulin Top (old, similar here and here), Isabel Marant Jeans (more sizes here), JB x Margaux Heels, Chanel Bag, Silvia Furmanovich Necklace (similar, less expensive here)


Altuzarra Dress (more sizes here and here), Janessa Leone Hat, JB x Margaux Flats, Altuzarra Tote | OneOf Top, Leset Tubetop, Fleur de Mal Shorts, Chanel Tote | Natalie Martin Dress, Eres Bikini, Call It By Your Name Tote, Janessa Leone Hat, Saint Laurent Sunglasses


Comme Si Shirt, Julia Amory Pants, JB x Margaux Mules, Sherman Field Necklace (sold out, similar here) | Natalie Martin Dress, Eres Bikini, Call It By Your Name Tote, Janessa Leone Hat, Saint Laurent Sunglasses


Emporio Sirenuse Dress, Call It By Your Name Bag, Janessa Leone Hat, Saint Laurent Sunglasses | Sea NY Top & Pants, Valentino Wedges, Marisa Klass Necklace, Carolina Bucci Earrings, Altuzarra Tote


Posse Top, Alemais Skirt (more sizes here), JB x Margaux Sandals, Loro Piana Bag (coming soon, similar here), Carolina Bucci Necklace | Zimmermann Dress, Call It By Your Name Bag, JB x Margaux Sandals, Prada Headband, Saint Laurent Sunglasses


Johanna Ortiz Top & Pants, Chanel Bag, Silvia Furmanovich Necklace (similar here and here), Kashura Flats (last seen here, more colors here) | Lido Bikini, Zimmermann Coverup, Janessa Leone Hat, Call It By Your Name Tote, Saint Laurent Sunglasses


Juliet Bikini, Alix of Bohemia Pants, Janessa Leone Hat, Saint Laurent Sunglasses | Natalie Martin Dress, Le Maregold x Follow Suit Bikini


LilyEve Jacket, Rosie Assoulin Top (sold out, similar here), Julia Amory Skirt, JB x Margaux Sandals, Irene Neuwirth Earrings & Necklace, Cordera Bag (sold out, similar here) | Rosie Assoulin Top & Pants, Delvaux Bag, Sebastian Milano Heels, Arielle Ratner Earrings


Vintage Dior Jacket, Flore Flore Shirt, Donni Pants, Alaia Flats, Valentino Tote | Oscar de la Renta Dress, Bag & Earrings


Doen Top (old, similar here and here), Nikki Chasin Pants, Miu Miu Bag, Jimmy Choo Sunglasses, Britt Netta Sandals | Tuckernuck Dress & Tote, JB x Margaux Mules, Janessa Leone Hat


Eterne Tee, Still Here Jeans (more sizes here), Chanel Flats (old, similar here) | Another Tomorrow Dress, Tory Burch Necklace, Di Gaia Sandals, Wandler Bag


Doen Dress, JB x Margaux Sandals | Miu Miu Dress (old, similar here), Comme Si Shirt, Chanel Tote, Di Gaia Sandals


Supernaturae Dress, Sherman Field Necklaces | Mother Tee, DL1961 Pants, Britt Netta Sandals


Christopher Esber Top (old, similar here and here), Still Here Jeans, Saint Laurent Heels (old, similar here and here), Pura Utz Bag, Le Sundial Earrings | Alemais Dress (more sizes here and here), JB x Margaux Sandals, Dior Bag (old, similar here and here)
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Frugal Friday’s Workwear Report: Classic Button-Front Shirt
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Our daily workwear reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices.
I ordered this classic button-up from Old Navy on a whim when I was refreshing my workout apparel during a recent sale. (P.S. If you’re in the market for activewear, these longline sports bras keep disappearing from my closet and magically appearing in my teenage daughter’s room, which feels like a pretty solid endorsement.)
I had pretty low expectations, but this 100% cotton shirt really knocked it out of the park. The fabric is so light and breezy, I know it will be great for the sweltering summer days ahead. It comes in nine colorways and Old Navy’s wide range of sizes, so there’s something for everyone.
The shirt, which is now on sale, starts at $14.99 and comes in sizes XS-3X, XST-XXLT, and XSP-XXLP.
Sales of note for 4/24:
- Ann Taylor – Friends of Ann Event, 30% off your purchase PLUS $50 off $100! Readers love this popover blouse, and their suiting is also in the sale.
- Boden – 15% off new styles
- Brooklinen – 25% off sitewide — we have and love these sateen sheets
- Evereve – Now through Sunday: up to 70% off! Markdowns include Alex Mill, Michael Stars, Sanctuary, Rails, Xirena, and Z-Supply
- Express – $39+ Summer Styles
- J.Crew – Friends & Family Event, 30% off your purchase! Good deals on blazers and boots
- J.Crew Factory – 40% off everything, extra 50% off clearance, and extra 20% off $125+
- Lands’ End – 50% off full price styles and 60% off all clearance and sale – lots of ponte dresses come down under $25, and this packable raincoat in gingham is too cute
- Loft – Friends & Family event, 40% off entire purchase + extra 15% off + free shipping
- M.M.LaFleur – This weekend only, save 25% on dresses. Try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off.
- Nordstrom – 1500+ new women’s markdowns
- Sephora – Up to 50% off hair deals today only – includes Shark Beauty tools! (See our recent discussion on how to upgrade the Revlon brush.)
- Talbots – Friends & Family event, 30% off entire purchase – today only, free shipping, no minimum
- TOCCIN – Use code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off!
- Vivrelle – Looking to own less stuff but still try trends? Use code CORPORETTE for a free month, and borrow high-end designer clothes and bags!
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