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[H1] It’s The Year Of Ann Demeulemeester, According To Dua, Charli & More
Who needs a million-dollar campaign when you have the queens of Britpop on your side?by Kevin LeBlancMay 27, 2026“Yeah, I think I’ll be alright if I look good in the clothes” might be the most fashion-girl lyrics of 2026, sung by none other than Charli xcx in her new single “SS26” (insider-fashion Angels got the title immediately). The accompanying video was rife with designer clothing from her go-to brands — one of which is Ann Demeulemeester. It was the cherry on top of the banner year for the brand, which has become a go-to for our favorite ladies across all styles and ages. There are enough fashion brands to wear a new designer everyday for the rest of your life and not get through them all, so when enough A-listers decide on one in particular, it’s the high-fashion equivalent of “when you’re chill with everyone” and deserves a callout. In a sea of rainbow tulle and sparkle at the most recent Cannes Film Festival, Halsey, Oklou, and Ariana Greenblatt went against the grain and wore rocker-lite looks from Ann Demeulemeester. It was an unlikely choice for the typically high-octane glamour expected for Cannes red carpets, but it shows the subversive nature of the label and the way modern celebrities want to feel at major events; that is to say, relaxed, comfortable, and sexy in their own way. It was great to see the brand represented in such a heavy field, with brand contracts and partnerships making the non-conglomerate-owned labels feel like small fish in a large pond. People across all style phenotypes are reaching for the label, like Renate Reinsve (who has the best abs for such a low-rise skirt), Suki Waterhouse, and even Kylie Jenner at Coachella.Ariana GreenblattArnold Jerocki/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty ImagesHalseyKarwai Tang/WireImage/Getty ImagesKylie JennerInstagram/@kyliejennerRenate ReinsveAmanda Edwards/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty ImagesSuki WaterhouseTommaso Boddi/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty ImagesOklou (R) Aurore Marechal/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images1 / 6INFO1 / 6The recent love for the brand might feel new, but the brand has been supplying rockers and punk artists with band jackets, graphic T-shirts, biker-inspired boots, and naif-like dresses for decades now, both under the eponymous designer herself and with others at the helm. The most recent iteration of the brand is under the vision of creative director Stefano Gallici, who has been smart to lean full-force into the brand’s Y2Chaotic mode of mish-mashing references, taking a bit of glamour from French girls and mixing it with the brash, all-black energy of American rockstars and the gentle glamour of Belgium, Demeulemeester’s home country. It feels right in line with the resurgence of skinny jeans, platform boots, and punk-rock femininity spreading across both other high-fashion runways and the high street. The brand’s front row has been stacked more than ever at Paris Fashion Week, drawing in Lourdes Leon, Jenna Ortega, and Gabbriette.Henry RedcliffeHenry Redcliffe1 / 2INFO1 / 2Gallici showed off the Fall/Winter 2026 collection in Charli xcx’s latest music video, as part of Charli’s reclamation of the early-aughts fashion-editor vibe promoted by Carine Roitfeld (and loved by other designers like De Pino). She sported a backless shearling dress and a flowing long-sleeve sheer number that could easily be worn by Florence Welch or Patti Smith. It’s the blurring of genres, moods, and eras that make Gallici feel at home in Ann Demeulemeester’s ateliers, and makes someone like world traveler Dua Lipa one of the best spokeswomen for the brand in its current iteration.Instagram/@dualipaInstagram/@dualipaInstagram/@dualipaInstagram/@dualipa1 / 4INFO1 / 4What’s old will always find a way to be new again in fashion, and pieces like the single-breasted band jacket Lipa made her unofficial vacation uniform this year are finding new light with her easy-yet-intentional approach to fashion. Indeed, the name of the game for the brand this year is leading with what they know. It’s easy to for a creative director to feel like they need to come in and shake things up, but when the formula is so good, why mess with it? It is, after all, a sign of a great designer if your pieces can be recognized instantly, and there is no mistaking this current era of Ann Demeulemeester.

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[H1] All Signs Are Pointing To A Phoebe Bridgers Fall
New music, new movie, new era.by Jillian GiandurcoMay 27, 2026While we’ve been hedging our bets on who will dominate the charts this summer, Phoebe Bridgers seems to have the fall on lock.It’s been six (!) years since Bridgers released her sophomore album Punisher, and three years since boygenius, Bridgers’ indie rock outfit with Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker, dropped The Record, but that’s (hopefully) all about to change. Since May 8, Bridgers has played a number of private, no-phones-allowed, pop-up shows throughout the U.S., performing a mix of old and unreleased music in cities like Savannah, Georgia, Chattanooga, Tennessee, and Roswell, New Mexico. The “I Know The End” singer hasn’t publicly confirmed the purpose of these shows — in fact, she hasn’t acknowledged the shows at all given that she’s not active on Instagram — but if we had to guess, she’s probably looking to generate some hype before she inevitably announces a new album.Since we’re already speculating, we might as well make a wager on when the rest of us who don’t live in Greenville, South Carolina or Mobile, Alabama will get to hear the new music. Here’s what we know: The fonts on the show posters have a very gothic feel to them, and fans have noticed a correlation between the concert locations and extraterrestrial activity. With this minimal amount of evidence, we have deduced that Bridgers is eyeing a fall album release. (Before the stan accounts catch wind of this, we want to make one thing very clear: This is just speculation. But if we’re right, remember where you heard it first.)Music isn’t the only thing on the horizon for Bridgers this autumn. Later this year, the singer-songwriter will make her feature film acting debut in Lance Oppenheim’s Primetime, a crime drama inspired by the rise of Dateline NBC. She stars in the film alongside Robert Pattinson (who plays famed Dateline host Chris Hansen), Skyler Gisondo, Merritt Wever, and Anna Faris. No word on an official release date yet, but the teaser trailer is out now.All of this to say, enjoy your summer of a*s shaking in the club, because if Bridgers does drop this year, it’s going to be a very sad girl fall.

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