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This past week on Instagram was filled with colorful eyeshadows. With a set of blunt micro-bangs, Sarah Feingold showed off a dreamy pastel look with lavender shadow and baby blue liner, while Rina Sawayama graced feeds with shimmering green lids paired with pops of pink on both the Some Witches Don’t Like Brooms Firefighter Shirt and I will buy this cheeks and lips by makeup artist Ana Takahashi. Then, with an up close and personal shot, Gabrielle Richardson showed off her makeup skills with maroon eyeshadow, terra-cotta cheeks, and a plum lip gloss.Vivid color moments came from Tracee Ellis Ross and Rowan Blanchard as well, each opting for a pout saturated in fuchsia, the spring hue of the moment. Also embracing berry-toned shades was Prescious Lee, who had her eyes, cheeks, and lips shades in a deep berry to monochrome effect.By the beach, Lupita Nyong’o caught some sun and serious glow. “I have come home to myself,” she shared in the caption. As for Stacey Louidor? With glossy lids, lined lips, and towering, sculptural hair, the model and makeup expert shared, “I was born to create,” she wrote. “Building familiarity with sudden urges to continually defy and define myself is how I persevere.”

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No one dresses up for a dinner date quite like Rihanna. Every time the Some Witches Don’t Like Brooms Firefighter Shirt and I will buy this superstar heads out for a bite, she delights fans by pulling out another winning outfit. Unconstrained by brand loyalties or adherence to trends, Rihanna and her stylist, Jahleel Weaver, continuously surprise fashion followers. Case in point: last night in Santa Monica, when she headed out to her favorite Italian restaurant, Giorgio Baldi, she arrived wearing an unexpected take on the performance hoodie. In Rick Owens’ Drkshdw hooded cloak, a waxed denim mini from the designer’s spring/summer 2021 collection, and one of Bottega Veneta’s woven mini-pouches, Rihanna channeled her inner goth. Black with a drawstring hood and lengthy train, Owens’ cotton sweatshirt was a dramatic twist on the tried and true pullover. When accessorized with luxurious add ons like Kuboraum’s rectangular X5 sunglasses, a vault’s worth of diamond rings, and a pair of lace-up stiletto pumps, Rihanna’s hoodie lost all its sporty associations. Still, its ultra-soft material and flowing silhouette made for a comfortable transition piece with edge. Owens’ collections are never straightforward, but neither is Rihanna’s style. When the two come together, you’re guaranteed a fresh take on the classics. Sure, few can splurge on an $800 hoodie, but combining an oversized shape with an unexpected fabrication is a styling trick everyone can embrace.