The Lulu Guinness tote bags for women collection is a celebration of “Surrealist Chic,” blending high-fashion artistry with everyday functionality. Known for the iconic lip motif and bold, graphic prints, these totes are designed for the woman who views her accessories as a form of self-expression. From the spacious Macy Nylon for your daily commute to the art-gallery-ready Cosmic Bibi, discover a range that transforms the humble shopper into a sophisticated style statement.

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The BornNouli Women’s Activewear Shorts Collection ✍️ Post Intro Stay cool and focused from the pavement to the pilates reformer with the BornNouli women’s activewear shorts collection. Engineered for the modern woman who refuses to settle for anything less than high-performance luxury, our latest range is designed to keep you comfortable during your most intense HIIT sessions and outdoor adventures. Featuring the buttery-soft, signature “Sculpting” fabric and a chafe-free running silhouette, BornNouli shorts move with you, not against you. Experience the perfect blend of compression, breathability, and sustainable craftsmanship that makes every stride feel effortless.

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Refresh your wardrobe with the unmistakable charm of the Louche womenswear sale. Known for its quirky prints, feminine silhouettes, and vintage-inspired details, Louche is the go-to brand for pieces that feel curated and unique. From cozy, textured knitwear to statement blouses with “New Romantic” energy, this collection offers a playful yet sophisticated edge to your everyday style. With prices slashed by up to 50%, now is the perfect time to grab those “forever” pieces – whether it’s a babycord wide-leg trouser or a signature quilted sweatshirt – that will keep your look effortlessly cool all through 2026.

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The NAACP Image Awards red carpet delivered a range of refined silhouettes, couture craftsmanship, and directional styling. From sculpted gowns to sharply tailored suiting, this year’s carpet balanced classic glamour with modern edge.

Below, a closer look at standout moments from the night.

Teyana Taylor shut the red carpet down in Ashi Studio. Watch it move on the blue carpet below:

Bomb!

Chloe Bailey arrived in a Fall 2026 RTW design by Christian Siriano. The structured silhouette featured precise tailoring and sculptural lines that framed her figure, offering a clean yet impactful presence on the carpet. The look leaned into polished glamour while maintaining a contemporary feel consistent with Siriano’s dramatic design codes.

Her sister Halle wasn’t far behind! She was resplendent in Stephane Rolland Spring 2023 couture, styled by Bryon Javar.

Issa Rae opted for the Iris Taffeta Long Black Dress by Rhea Costa, a strapless silhouette defined by its voluminous shape and architectural draping. She paired the gown with Gianvito Rossi Portofino 105 sandals and a satin clutch by Rodo, creating a cohesive black-on-black ensemble that emphasized texture and proportion. The look struck a balance between timeless elegance and statement construction.

Keke Palmer wore a Spring/Summer 2026 Couture design by Miss Sohee, bringing high-fashion artistry to the carpet. The couture creation highlighted intricate craftsmanship and a sculpted bodice, underscoring the designer’s signature attention to detail. Styled by Molly Dickson and accessorized with A.JAFFE jewelry, the ensemble blended romantic structure with refined sparkle.

Colman Domingo stepped out in a Fall 2026 RTW look by Sergio Hudson, styled by Wayman and Micah. Known for his sharp tailoring and confident color stories, Hudson delivered a suit that emphasized clean lines and strong structure. Domingo’s styling reinforced his reputation for modern menswear that feels both classic and directional.

Chase Infiniti made a dramatic entrance in Tamara Ralph Spring 2026 Couture, styled by Wayman and Micah. The gown featured a feathered cape detail and pink opera gloves that added contrast and theatricality. With couture-level embellishment and bold accessories, the look delivered a high-impact moment while maintaining refined execution.

Salt-N-Pepa’s Cheryl “Salt” James joined Sandra “Pepa” Denton and DJ Spinderella on the blue carpet at the NAACP Image Awards in coordinated black-and-white ensembles by Ant Lamour. The trio leaned into structured tailoring with corseted waists, leather accents, exaggerated shoulders, and cascading fringe, creating a cohesive group statement that balanced sharp power dressing with signature stage-ready flair.

Tyla was adorable defined in Jean Paul Gaultier.

Kerry Washington wore Sergio Hudson and a clutch that made a political statement.

Tyriq Withers was dapper in Louis Vuitton and Cartier jewelry.

From couture statements to tailored precision, the NAACP Image Awards once again proved to be a stage for fashion that celebrates individuality and craftsmanship. Which look stood out to you most?

GCDS staged a playful yet provocative runway moment, with models emerging from a towering shopping bag installation as “Teenage Dirtbag” played through the venue. The collection leaned heavily into a retro ’90s mood, pairing lingerie codes with daywear silhouettes and delivering an air of insouciance throughout.

“For us, ‘What’s in My Bag?’ is not just about a meme,” said founder and creative director Giuliano Calza. “It’s about opening the bag that holds ten years of my world, and showing what’s inside: the culture, the humor, the established silhouettes and iconic designs that have made GCDS what it is.” Revisiting a decade of evolution led Calza to explore the idea of “emotional baggage” as the show’s deeper narrative thread: not what you carry, but what you’ve collected along the way.

On the runway, that reflection translated into a retro ’90s mood grounded in lingerie codes and body-conscious tailoring. Peplum tops were styled with fitted pencil skirts and coordinated sets, while sheer lace teddies and nightwear-inspired pieces were reworked for daytime. Skin-tight dresses with visible bras, corsets paired with leather pants, and flounced black LBDs finished with ruffle hems reinforced the interplay between intimacy and public display. A sheer sequin maxi layered over a thong marked one of the collection’s boldest statements.

Snakeskin emerged as a key motif, appearing on bombers, pants, and a backless gown. Sequins were styled with bras for day, and metallic tops were paired with snake-print trousers. Menswear echoed the theme with snake-print pants and shorts worn under oversized sweaters and structured tops.

The color palette moved between leopard and polka dot prints, neon yellow, hot pink, and pops of red offset against silver sequins. Lace trims and sheer hosiery added texture, while accessories amplified the playful tone: teddy bear bags, cube bags, lucite platform heels, over-the-knee flat boots, lace pantyhose, and signature heels shaped with open mouths.

Front row guests included Olandria, Anna Dello Russo, Emilia Mernes, and the Clermont Twins, who took in the high-energy presentation from their seats as the models closed out the show in a unified, statement-making finale.

See more pix from the front row below:

Photo Credit: Courtesy of GCDS / Fashion Bomb Daily

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If you’re looking for a cute going out top, this Reformation top may be up your alley.

I like that it’s a bit edgy, but mostly still covered up — and it’s affordable, huzzah.

Reformation has several colors in sizes XS-XL, but you can also find it at Nordstrom (white and light blue), Anthropologie (cream and navy) and elsewhere. It’s $98.

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