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Valentino is one of Europe’s most recognizable fashion brands. The brand is among the last great fashion houses created in Hollywood’s golden era. Valentino would come to unite Hollywood stars, political icons, and European royalty under one label.

Valentino S.p.A. is an Italian luxury fashion house founded in 1960 by Valentino Garavani

Valentino defines the idea of ‘jet-set chic.’ The Italian fashion house used to have a diffusion line called R.E.D. Valentino, but it has been discontinued. Valentino Garavani, however, is not a diffusion line—it is the accessories division of Valentino, encompassing luxury shoes, handbags, and other accessories. It remains an active and integral part of the brand.

Spotlight on Style: Celebrities Who Shine in Valentino

Valentino’s exquisite designs have long been a celebrity favorite, with their timeless elegance, gracing red carpets and high-profile events. Here are some notable moments where stars showcased...

Six directors of standout 2024 documentaries gathered in late November for THR’s annual Documentary Roundtable.

Two were veteran American documentary filmmakers: R.J. Cutler, who helmed Netflix’s Martha, a portrait of Martha Stewart that explores the price of pursuing perfection, and Disney’s Elton John: Never Too Late, which contrasts the rise to stardom with the farewell tour of the singer-songwriter (David Furnish co-directed the latter); and Matt Tyrnauer, director of Greenwich Films’ Carville: Winning Is Everything, Stupid, a profile of James Carville, the legendary Democratic strategist. Another was Swiss-born Ian Bonhôte, whose third doc, which he directed with Peter Ettedgui, is Warner Bros.’ Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story, in which the life, work and tragic accident of the titular beloved movie star is examined 20 years after his death.

The other three were there on behalf of their first feature-length docs: Carla Gutiérrez, a veteran film editor, who helmed Amazon/MGM’s Frida,...

Ahead of its premiere at Telluride, Carville: Winning Is Everything, Stupid, a new documentary on famed Democratic political consultant James Carville, has been acquired by CNN Films, Deadline can confirm.

The company specifically picked up television and SVOD rights for the U.S. and Canada. Directed by Matt Tyrnauer (Where’s My Roy Cohn?), the film will premiere on CNN at 7 p.m. Et on Saturday, Oct. 5, also streaming on Max later this fall and receiving an Oscar-qualifying theatrical release.

Carville marks CNN Films’ third acquisition this year, following Luther: Never Too Much and the anticipated Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story, which the company jointly sought out with DC Studios, Warner Bros. Motion Pictures, HBO, and Max.

Hailing from Altimeter Films, Winning Is Everything, Stupid chronicles an 18-month period in which Carville spearheaded efforts to persuade President Joe Biden not to run for re-election in 2024. Carville, famously known for coining the phrase “It’s the economy,...

Explore the Richest Fashion Designers Jean Paul Gaultier – Net Worth: $300 million Donatella Versace – Net Worth: $400 million Roberto Cavalli – Net Worth: $500 million Anna Sui – Net Worth: $600 million Donna Karan – Net Worth: $600 million Michael Kors – Net Worth: $600 million Vera Wang – Net Worth: $650 million Calvin Klein – Net Worth: $700 million Tory Burch – Net Worth: $1 billion Domenico Dolce & Stefano Gabbana – Combined Net Worth: $3 billion Diane von Fürstenberg – Net Worth: $1.2 billion Valentino Garavani – Net Worth: $1.5 billion Tom Ford – Net Worth: $2 billion Renzo Rosso – Net Worth: $3.5 billion Miuccia Prada – Net Worth: $6.5 billion Ralph Lauren – Net Worth: $8 billion Giorgio Armani – Net Worth: $9.6 billion

As any of the fashion majors you knew in college will tell you, there’s no money in fashion design. That is, unless your name is on the stuff being sold in the department stores.

This is exactly the case for the majority of the world’s richest fashion designers. Although they may have started small,...

Luke Meagher, the founder of the popular social-media handle HautLeMode, has been lauded for bringing “fashion criticism to the digital age.” With nearly 380,000 followers on Instagram and a YouTube channel with 850,000 subscribers, the content creator (who recently signed with UTA) breaks down everything from the latest runway shows to the biggest Hollywood red carpets. Recently for THR, he sat down opposite Jenna Lyons to give his take on the 2024 Oscars.

Now, Meagher is sharing his highly opinionated views on which Met Gala dresses ranks as the best and worst of all time, ahead of fashion’s biggest night taking place at the Metropolitan Museum of Art this coming Monday, May 6.

Rihanna in Guo Pei (Best)

Meagher names his favorite Met Gala look of all time as Rihanna’s appearance in 2015. “Rihanna’s wearing of the golden Guo Pei shawl cape with such an extravagant train length will go down as...

Pierpaolo Piccioli‘s time at Valentino is coming to an end.

On Friday (March 22), the 56-year-old Italian designer announced that he’s leaving the luxury fashion house where he’s worked at for the past 25 years.

“Not all stories have a beginning and an end, some live a kind of eternal present that shines with an intense light, so strong that it leaves no shadows. I have been in this company for 25 years, and for 25 years I have existed and lived together with the people who with me have woven the threads of this beautiful story that is mine and ours,” Pierpaolo wrote in a statement in Italian shared on Instagram.

Keep reading to find out more…“Everything existed and exists thanks to the people I have met, with whom I have worked, with whom I have shared dreams and created beauty, with whom I have built something that belongs to everyone,...

Jennifer Garner is revealing the reason why she’s never returned to the Met Gala after having only attended one year back in 2007.

That year, the star wore a Valentino gown and did not bring her husband at the time, Ben Affleck, as her date.

Keep reading to find out more…

“I found it a little scary, so I haven’t been back,” Jennifer said in a video for Vogue about why she’s skipped all these years. She added that she wore a “magical red Valentino gown” to the event and was designer Valentino Garavani‘s date for the evening.

“That was really…majestic and special,” she added. See photos of Jennifer‘s Met Gala look in the gallery!

Find out which 2 celebrities are actually banned from the Met Gala.

“These boots are made for walkin’, and that’s just what they’ll do. One of these days these boots are gonna walk all over you,” sang Nancy Sinatra in one of her famous songs, signifying how much a shoe can lift the spirit of a woman with a broken heart.

There are few other accessories that can communicate a woman’s identity like shoes. And one of the masters of their design is Maison René Caovilla (available online at Neiman Marcus and Net-a-Porter), which over its nearly nine-decade history has designed shoes that are true works of art and excellence. For creating his shoe empire, its founder, René Fernando Caovilla, was bestowed the title Emeritus Cavaliere del Lavoro — the Order of Merit for Labor — by former president of Italy Carlo Azeglio Ciampi.

The red-carpet desirability of Caovilla’s world-famous sandals has made its way to Hollywood. A host of...

Pierpaolo Piccioli’s latest collection for Valentino is coming alive across the globe (and online) with the help of 10 stylists.

Maison Valentino drafted the talents of image architects like Law Roach to put their spins on Unboxing Valentino, Piccioli’s designs for spring/summer 2023. Per the luxury house, “Unboxing celebrates the limitlessness of creative impulse and execution — clothes are statements — and who better to interpret their multiple meanings and messages than those who speak their language?”

The stylists and their collaborations include Law Roach for Valentino’s New York location in Soho, Rebecca Corbin-Murray for Valentino’s Old Bond Street address in London, Clement Lomellini for Valentino’s Paris boutique on Rue St. Honoré, Lorenzo Posocco for Valentino Milan on Montenapoleone, Anna Dello Russo for Valentino’s Fashion Avenue location at the Dubai Mall, Mix Wei for Valentino Shanghai IFC, Geum Nam Hwang for Valentino Seoul at Shinsegae Gangnam, Masataka Hattori...

Italian luxury fashion house Valentino showcased its Spring Summer 2023 Haute Couture collection as part of Paris Fashion Week.

The show began at 9:30 p.m. at the Bridge Club located on Pont Alexandre III, right above the Seine River. Bridge Club is known for being the “temple of the Parisian nightlife” and often features hip-hop, electronic, and R&b music.

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Stars and influencers posed on the red carpet to get their photos taken before entering the underground club.

Anne Hathaway, Doja Cat, Sam Smith, Charli Xcx, Dove Cameron, Sofia Carson, celebrity stylist Law Roach and Elvis director Baz Luhrmann all made appearances in the front row.

Pierpaolo Piccioli‘s collection immersed haute couture in the club scene. In the House notes, Piccioli wrote that the two worlds could be merged, citing their shared values as “tools of transformation” in the pursuit of “crafting a true self.

Documentary director Matt Tyrnauer, who in 2019 profiled Donald Trump’s late legal fixer in the documentary Where’s My Roy Cohn?, has turned to The Reagans, a four-part series debuting Nov. 15 on Showtime.

Tyrnauer examines how the machinery and milieu of Hollywood helped the couple reinvent themselves and Ronald’s presidency and how it in turn continues to define the conservative moment today.

Tyrnauer — whose other subjects have included fashion designer Valentino Garavani, urbanism activist Jane Jacobs and “male madame” to the stars Scotty Bowers — sees the titular couple as crafty charlatans, backed by wealthy right-wing ideologues and engaged ...

Documentary director Matt Tyrnauer, who in 2019 profiled Donald Trump’s late legal fixer in the documentary Where’s My Roy Cohn?, has turned to The Reagans, a four-part series debuting Nov. 15 on Showtime.

Tyrnauer examines how the machinery and milieu of Hollywood helped the couple reinvent themselves and Ronald’s presidency and how it in turn continues to define the conservative moment today.

Tyrnauer — whose other subjects have included fashion designer Valentino Garavani, urbanism activist Jane Jacobs and “male madame” to the stars Scotty Bowers — sees the titular couple as crafty charlatans, backed by wealthy right-wing ideologues and engaged ...

Between a high-profile press tour, a vortex of online negativity and a raging conversation around female genitalia, it is likely you are aware that Gwyneth Paltrow launched a docuseries on Netflix in late January.

“The Goop Lab,” announced exclusively by Variety last year, is a six-episode manifestation of Paltrow’s lifestyle brand Goop and its many content verticals, built around a central thesis that the Oscar winner described as “optimization of self.”

Response has played out across the normal spectrum on which Paltrow and Goop are received: adoration from like-minded seekers, interest from fashion and film fans, and invective from trolls and pockets of the medical community. During a recent conversation at Netflix headquarters in Los Angeles, Paltrow had an easy smile for all of it. She’s been here before.

“I will never understand the level of fascination and projection. But we don’t want to not change the conversation just to please everybody,...

The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation (Etaf) today announced it will host its inaugural fundraising gala The Elizabeth Taylor Ball to End AIDS on the backlot of Fox Studios – home to the storied film “Cleopatra” starring Elizabeth Taylor – on April 30, 2020.

The elegant evening will be generously supported by title sponsors Gilead Sciences and Bvlgari.

The inaugural gala will include a seated dinner for 350 guests, an exciting live auction featuring unique works of art and luxury experiences with Andrea Fiuczynski serving as auctioneer, live performance, and dancing. Guests will also be given a first time up-close look at exclusive items from The Elizabeth Taylor Archive including highlights from Elizabeth Taylor’s personal life, film career, and humanitarian legacy.

Presenting sponsor Gilead Sciences will accept the first Elizabeth Taylor Commitment to End AIDS Award, which was created to recognize companies and/or individuals whose dedication actively supports Elizabeth Taylor’s vision for an AIDS-free world.

Matt Tyrnauer's Where's My Roy Cohn? on the streets of New York: "Cohn, I think, was the person who sat between those two worlds and was the gatekeeper between the underworld and the overworld of politics and money and power." Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze

There is only one filmmaker who has documented Valentino Garavani (Valentino: The Last Emperor); Scotty Bowers (Scotty And The Secret History Of Hollywood); Jane Jacobs (Citizen Jane: Battle For The City), and Ian Schrager (Studio 54). And now Matt Tyrnauer has added Roy Cohn to the list with his insightfully dark Where's My Roy Cohn? Last fall, Matt told me that the idea for the film came out of his Studio 54 work, as Roy Cohn was the lawyer for Ian Schrager and Steve Rubell, and showed up prominently in the archival of the infamous club.

Matt Tyrnauer on Gore Vidal: "He was prescient and brilliant.

Sony Pictures Classics has acquired multi-territory rights to Matt Tyrnauer’s “Where’s My Roy Cohn?”, individuals familiar with the deal told Variety.

The film premiered in the U.S. documentary competition from Tyranuer, known for tackling culture-shapers like designer Valentino Garavani, Studio 54 co-founder Ian Schrager and Hollywood pimp Scotty Bowers. The sale includes U.S. rights, and will include a theatrical release.

Using rare archival footage, “Where’s My Roy Cohn” looks at the infamous New York attorney — a man who represented power brokers, Catholic church leaders, and mobsters. Cohn exploded onto the stage as a top lieutenant of Sen. Joseph McCarthy. He later became a mentor of none other than future President Donald Trump, advising him to always “punch back” when the real estate developer was being sued for housing discrimination. A closeted homosexual, Cohn died of AIDS-related complications in 1986.

“Donald Trump learned literally everything he knows from Roy Cohn,...

Matt Tyrnauer on Norma Kamali in Studio 54: "She looks extraordinary and she's articulate and so real and was very open and had great insights." Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze

There is only one filmmaker who has documented Valentino Garavani (Valentino: The Last Emperor), Scotty Bowers (Scotty And The Secret History Of Hollywood), Jane Jacobs (Citizen Jane: Battle For The City) and Ian Schrager (Studio 54). In the second half of my conversation with Matt Tyrnauer, we discuss those films, the work of cinematographer Tom Hurwitz, Michael Jackson, Ron Galella, a Steve Rubell - Roy Cohn connection, and why he choose not to interview Liza Minnelli, Diana Ross and Sylvester Stallone for Studio 54.

By "total coincidence", Matt Tyrnauer had seen The Lifespan Of A Fact, starring Daniel Radcliffe, Cherry Jones and Bobby Cannavale at Studio 54, the evening before we met at Kino Lorber.

Matt Tyrnauer on Valentino Garavani with Giancarlo Giammetti...

Gwyneth Paltrow made her first public appearance since marrying her beau Brad Falchuk, and naturally, it was at an event for her lifestyle brand, Goop. On Monday, she attended Goop's launch party in Notting Hill in celebration of the brand's 10-year anniversary. She fittingly wore a white ruffled frock dress graced with pearl embellishments with a simple updo. Many of her fellow Hollywood and industry friends also stopped by to partake in the festivities.

Gwyneth looked cheerful as she posed with major designers, including Emilia Wickstead, Christopher Kane, and Valentino Garavani. She also stood alongside one of her good friends Demi Moore for a few cute photo ops. Between marrying her love and expanding her company, Gwyneth seems to be living her best life, and we're totally here for it. View pictures of the newlywed's star-studded party ahead.

It ain’t easy being a power woman in entertainment, media and tech — which is why our annual executive vacation report “Moguls on a Boat” is devoted this year to high-profile women who deserve to play as hard as they work.

This list isn’t as long as in years past, which should probably tell you something about gender parity in the executive ranks of these industries, but our bosses are fierce.

They are spiritual and thought leaders, CEOs, philanthropists, underwriters of art and culture and definitively in charge. They also rake in substantial incomes — the list includes the richest woman in the world, Forbes’ reigning most powerful woman in media and three brand titans who leveraged multimillion-dollar companies based on their celebrity.

Indulge in their summer retreats from the boardroom in places like Capri, Portofino, the lush and hippie hills of Ojai, the seersucker-clad island of Martha’s Vineyard and,...

Many brides dream of their perfect wedding, but who says the celebration needs to be limited to just one day? From lavish rehearsal dinners to delicious farewell brunches, there are plenty of opportunities to keep the party going all weekend long. Here are six celebrity couples who turned their big day into a big wedding weekend. Kim Kardashian and Kanye West: Before tying the knot in Florence, Italy on May 24, 2014, Kardashian and West celebrated their upcoming nuptials with a trip to Paris. The pre-wedding festivities included an intimate brunch hosted by Valentino Garavani, a lavish dinner at the Palace of Versailles and a "last supper" with Kardashian's closest girlfriends. George...

‪The Gospel According to André‬ director Kate Novack with producer Andrew Rossi on André Leon Talley‪: "He says he is equally inspired by Lady Ottoline Morrell, a British aristocrat, as he is by Martin Luther King Jr. with the crisp white shirt." Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze

The Gospel According To André, a Tribeca Film Festival Special Screening highlight, will have its UK première at the Edinburgh International Film Festival later this month. Kate Novack's revealing documentary portrait on André Leon Talley, shot by Bryan Sarkinen and edited with Andrew Coffman, flashes a light to illuminate different stages in the life of the man who invented himself with style and grace.

Andrew Rossi on André Leon Talley: "I think that's one of the unique things that Kate has done in the film, is to see how ‪André ‬brings a unique perspective to the history of fashion."

Recent interviews with Tom Ford,...

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West tied the knot at the Forte di Belvedere in Florence, Italy, back in May 2014. To commemorate the once-in-a-lifetime event on the couple's one-year anniversary, Kim took to Instagram to share some never-before-seen snaps from the day, including new shots from the photo booth and the carriage ride at Versailles in France. Nearly two years ago, the bride wore a Givenchy Haute Couture gown and was walked down the aisle by her stepfather, Caitlyn (formerly Bruce) Jenner, while the rest of her family - including sisters Khloé and Kourtney Kardashian and Kylie and Kendall Jenner - stayed close by as she and Kanye exchanged vows. The ceremony was performed by hot Miami pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr., while longtime Kardashian family friend and celebrity event planner Sharon Sacks planned the couple's nuptials.

Family and friends officially kicked off the wedding weekend in style the week before with...

Opera star Marina Rebeka will be profiled in a new one-off documentary that London-based Starline will sell internationally. “Marina Rebeka: Blessings of Will and Talent” tells the story of the Latvian soprano hailed as “stupendous” by Placido Domingo and who has performed at La Scala in Italy, London’s Royal Opera House, and the Metropolitan Opera and Carnegie Hall in New York.

Domingo features in the show, as do Rebeka’s friends and contemporaries, including conductors Marco Armiliato and Fabrizio Maria Carminati, tenor Juan Diego Flórez and Italian fashion designer Valentino Garavani.

“While Marina Rebeka’s leading roles in ‘Norma,’ ‘La Traviata’ and ‘La Boheme,’ to name a few, have won the highest praise from taste setters like The New York Times and Opera Today, this hugely enjoyable doc brings us up close up and personal to an extraordinary talent, whose down-to-earth warmth and humor completely shatter the common ‘diva’ stereotype,...

At Magnolia Pictures, ‪The Gospel According To André‬ director Kate Novack with Andrew Rossi on André Leon Talley: "He is a great storyteller." Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze

Kate Novack's all embracing The Gospel According To André, produced by Andrew Rossi and Josh Braun, features interviews with Tom Ford, Anna Wintour, Marc Jacobs, Valentino Garavani, will.i.am, and Manolo Blahnik on the bigger than life André Leon Talley. Fran Lebowitz has more than one funny anecdote on Talley when he worked at Andy Warhol's Interview magazine.

On André Leon Talley at his house: "He is this quiet, serene, gentle soul and that was really surprising." Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze

The man who invented himself with style and grace, talks about the great importance of Diana Vreeland, states "I loved seeing Pat Cleveland in Vogue", visits the Condé Nast archives with Tonne Goodman, comments in a live blog with Maureen Dowd...

When the 17th annual Tribeca Film Festival opens this week, New York audiences will have a chance to catch some of the most anticipated queer films of the year. Sebastián Lelio’s “Disobedience” will play in New York days before its theatrical release; the film stars Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams as two women who must hide their attraction in their tight-knit Orthodox Jewish community. Desiree Akhavan’s Sundance winner “The Miseducation of Cameron Post” will also make its New York debut at the festival, with Chloë Grace Moretz and Sasha Lane. Provocateurs Andre Leon Talley and Robert Mapplethorpe each headline their own film, and prolific gay filmmaker Matt Tyrnauer uncovers the inside story of Studio 54.

This year’s Tribeca Film Festival takes place April 18 – 29. Check out our must-see Lgbt films below.

“Disobedience”

Sebastián Lelio concludes his sumptuous triptych of films about women with “Disobedience,” the Chilean filmmaker’s first English-language film.

André Leon Talley is "living for beauty" in Kate Novack's The Gospel According To André Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze

From the director of A Fantastic Woman (this year's Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language Film), comes Disobedience, Sebastián Lelio's latest film, starring Rachel Weisz, Rachel McAdams and Alessandro Nivola (2017 Tribeca Best Actor winner for Liz W Garcia's One Percent More Humid). Susanna Nicchiarelli brings us Nico, 1988, with Trine Dyrholm as Christa Päffgen, the Andy Warhol and Velvet Underground icon known as Nico. Hitchcock/Truffaut director Kent Jones makes his feature debut with Diane, executive produced by Martin Scorsese, with May Kay Place in the title role. The Gospel According To André, directed by Kate Novack, featuring interviews with Tom Ford, Anna Wintour, Marc Jacobs, Valentino Garavani, will.i.am, and Manolo Blahnik on the life of André Leon Talley, and his visit to Isabella Rossellini's farm rounds out...

Every year Kim Kardashian West celebrates her wedding anniversary by looking back at the most magical moment of the whole three-day affair — her dress fitting with then-Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci. And this year is no different. Just when you thought there couldn’t possibly be any more behind-the-scenes photos from inside the design studio, Kim unearthed a few that you don’t want to miss (mainly for the adorable North West cameo!).

“I can’t believe it’s been 3 years,” Kim wrote on her website. “For our wedding anniversary, I wanted to share some Bts pics of my dress fitting with Riccardo Tisci.

Andrew Bolton in front of Body Meets Dress - Dress Meets Body on Rei Kawakubo and collaboration: "I think with Merce Cunningham, they both share notions of chance." Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze

Andrew Rossi's The First Monday In May (2016 Tribeca Film Festival Opening Night Gala selection) brilliantly captured the work behind the scenes for The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute China: Through The Looking Glass exhibition, curated by Andrew Bolton with The Grandmaster's Wong Kar Wai as Artistic Director, and Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour's Costume Institute Gala Benefit. The first Monday in May is here again.

Object/Subject - Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art Of The In-Between Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze

Julianne Moore, Lena Dunham (seen at Tribeca in Laurie Simmons' My Art), Felicity Jones, Claire Foy, Ruth Negga, Lupita Nyong'o, Reese Witherspoon, Katie Holmes, Sarah Paulson, Madonna, Jeff Koons (Pappi Corsicato's Julian Schnabel: A Private Portrait,...

Which red carpet is your favorite?

If you said the Academy Awards or MTV Video Music Awards, that's cute, but you're wrong. Your favorite red carpet is the Met Gala, because it's the only red carpet that matters. It's an occasion to see stars wearing ensembles they could never get away with at any other awards show or black-tie event -- for better or worse.

As we prepare for this year's event -- and all the looks inspired by the theme, "Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between" -- look back on 20 of the most outrageous fashion choices that could only happen at the Met Gala.

Watch: Met Gala Documentary, ‘The First Monday in May,’ Goes Inside the Super Bowl of Fashion

1. Madonna in Givenchy (2016)

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In the ever-present debate between showing T or A, the Material Girl chooses...both, giving you Regina George in the front and butt cheeks in the back.

2. Kanye West...

As Meryl Streep acting as Miranda Priestly once famously said in The Devil Wears Prada, “Florals? For spring? Groundbreaking.” But florals on the Screen Actors Guild Awards red carpet? Nothing short of earth-shattering. At least 10 stars sported the look, including (below, from left): Emily Blunt, wearing a short-sleeved nude Cavalli Couture gown with delicate pink floral embellishment, while Janelle Monae‘s black-and-white Chanel dress featured white flower detailing on her chest, neck and around her wrists. La La Land star and SAG Award nominee Emma Stone wore a strappy lily pad-embroidered Alexander McQueen gown and both Sophia Bush (in...

Kim Kardashian West and Kanye celebrated their two-year wedding anniversary on Tuesday, and what a fancy celebration it was! The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 35, took to her website and app on Wednesday to share some private details about their anniversary trip to Italy. "We went to the Teatro dell'Opera in Rome to support the legendary designer Valentino Garavani - who created the costumes for the Sofia Coppola-directed "La Traviata" - and his partner, Giancarlo Giammetti," her post began. "We had our wedding brunch with them two years ago, so we wanted to celebrate our anniversary with them,...

Kim Kardashian West and Kanye celebrated their two-year wedding anniversary on Tuesday, and what a fancy celebration it was!

The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 35, took to her website and app on Wednesday to share some private details about their anniversary trip to Italy.

"We went to the Teatro dell'Opera in Rome to support the legendary designer Valentino Garavani – who created the costumes for the Sofia Coppola-directed "La Traviata" – and his partner, Giancarlo Giammetti," her post began. "We had our wedding brunch with them two years ago, so we wanted to celebrate our anniversary with them, too."

When in Rome.

It seems there is no place more fitting for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West to celebrate eternal love than in la città eterna—Rome. In honor of their second wedding anniversary, the reality star and her rapping beau jetted off to the Italian capital on Sunday to mingle among the country's rich, famous and most beautiful. The duo joined designer Valentino Garavani and screen siren Monica Belluci for an evening viewing of La Traviata directed by Sofia Coppola at the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma. The mother of two looked like a classic cinema starlet herself, draped in a white one-shoulder gown designed by Vivienne Westwood with slicked back hair and minimal jewelry, aside from her...

Just days ahead of their second wedding anniversary, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West headed back to Italy for a fashionable red carpet outing. On Sunday, the couple attended the premiere of La Traviata at the Teatro dell'Opera in Rome; Kim wore a stunning white one-shoulder Vivienne Westwood dress, while Kanye kept things cool in all black, reminding us not only of their lavish wedding, but also their infamous Vogue cover. The classic production is headed by fashion designer Valentino Garavani, who has been a close pal of Kim's for years. Also involved in the updated lyrical opera is Sofia Coppola, who acts as director. Kim and Kanye famously tied the knot at the Forte di Belvedere in Florence, Italy, back in May 2014 and could likely be celebrating their milestone in the romantic countryside this week. Earlier in the weekend, they popped up in London for the Vogue festival, where...

When in Rome, look like the Romans used to look... Kim Kardashian and husband Kanye West attended the premiere of designer Valentino Garavani and business partner Giancarlo Giammetti's production of Giuseppe Verdi's La Traviata, which Sofia Coppola is directing at the Rome Opera House Sunday. The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star wore an elegant, sleeveless, one-shoulder, draped white Vivienne Westwood gown with a thigh-high split and a long train, paired with gold platform sandals with leafy straps. Kanye, 38, wore an all-black suit and tan suede boots. "I see you @kimkardashian and #KanyeWest! You both look amazing!! #Rome #family...

"That Justin Theroux guy - where do I know him from?" Depending on whom you ask, you could get a great many answers. Of course, he's the husband of Jennifer Aniston, but he's had a string of notable acting roles too. He could be that guy from The Leftovers, the actor who played the hapless director character in Mulholland Drive, Leslie Knope's short-lived boyfriend on Parks and Recreation, or even the bad guy from Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle. However, Theroux is also a screenwriter, and he's credited with a handful of major films that casual movie-goers might not associate with him.

"That Justin Theroux guy - where do I know him from?" Depending on whom you ask, you could get a great many answers. Of course, he's the husband of Jennifer Aniston, but he's had a string of notable acting roles too. He could be that guy from The Leftovers, the actor who played the hapless director character in Mulholland Drive, Leslie Knope's short-lived boyfriend on Parks and Recreation, or even the bad guy from Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle. However, Theroux is also a screenwriter, and he's credited with a handful of major films that casual movie-goers might not associate with him.

Justin Theroux visited the Eiffel Tower recently, but he only had eyes for a very different scene-stealer to rival the iconic Parisian landmark: his wife, Jennifer Aniston. On Valentine's Day - the newlyweds' first as husband and wife - the Zoolander 2 actor posted a glowing photo showing Aniston sitting inside the famed restaurant at the towering structure as he sent a simple message. "#eiffeltower," he hashtagged the pic, adding an emoji of a rose. #eiffeltower A photo posted by @justintheroux on Feb 14, 2016 at 3:32pm Pst The snap offers a rare Instagram appearance by Aniston, who also popped up...

Justin Theroux visited the Eiffel Tower recently, but he only had eyes for a very different scene-stealer to rival the iconic Parisian landmark: his wife, Jennifer Aniston. On Valentine's Day - the newlyweds' first as husband and wife - the Zoolander 2 actor posted a glowing photo showing Aniston sitting inside the famed restaurant at the towering structure as he sent a simple message. "#eiffeltower," he hashtagged the pic, adding an emoji of a rose. #eiffeltower A photo posted by @justintheroux on Feb 14, 2016 at 3:32pm Pst The snap offers a rare Instagram appearance by Aniston, who also popped up...

Though Ben Stiller (aka, Derek Zoolander) has mastered the infamous "Blue Steel" look, wife Christine Taylor can't seem to get it right ... but she's still ridiculously good looking. "Oh no, Blue Steel is so not in my wheelhouse," Taylor, 44, says in the March issue of Good Housekeeping, on stands Feb. 16. "I've watched my husband do it and I don't even know ... mine is so bad." Adding, "Ben does a whole thing where he turns and looks. I just purse my lips and try to look very serious. He does it great, like he gets a furrowed brow and he holds...

Though Ben Stiller (aka, Derek Zoolander) has mastered the infamous "Blue Steel" look, wife Christine Taylor can't seem to get it right ... but she's still ridiculously good looking. "Oh no, Blue Steel is so not in my wheelhouse," Taylor, 44, says in the March issue of Good Housekeeping, on stands Feb. 16. "I've watched my husband do it and I don't even know ... mine is so bad." Adding, "Ben does a whole thing where he turns and looks. I just purse my lips and try to look very serious. He does it great, like he gets a furrowed brow and he holds...

A big birthday shout out is in order for Anne Hathaway! As the actress turns 33 today, we're throwing it back to some of her biggest, boldest looks yet. With such an impressive resume, the actress is no stranger to the spotlight or the red carpet. Really, whether she's on the arm of a designer (her Bff is Valentino Garavani, after all) or just stepping out on the street, Anne always makes a stylish statement, and this past year has been no exception. At the 2015 AFI Awards, she went for a refined look with this white Protagonist sheath. And then proving she's no stranger to high fashion, she turned up the sartorial heat in a statement-making Ralph Lauren number at...

Paws for the cause! New York Fashion Week 2015 is in full effect, and Hollywood’s most sought-after designers are presenting their newest collections. But who are their go-to muses? Their pets! When they’re not sewing or sketching, Karl Lagerfeld, Valentino Garavani, Donna Karan, and Marc Jacobs often share aww-dorable snaps of their favorite furry friends. Take a look at Us Weekly’s picks, and prepare for an intense round of double-tapping! Neville, Marc Jacobs’ bull terrier, is one of New York City’s coolest canines. Just check his Instagram for proof — [...]...

Anne Hathaway and Adam Shulman, her husband of almost three years, jetted off to Ibiza, Spain, this week. The couple joined a group of friends on a yacht on Wednesday, where they enjoyed an outdoor lunch before hopping into the water for a swim. Anne wore a printed bikini while snorkeling, though she covered up in a casual dress to lounge in the sun. On Thursday, Anne took another dip in the ocean in a mismatched suit before Adam sprayed her with a water hose. Fashion designer Valentino Garavani and the president of his fashion house, Giancarlo Giammetti, were also on board for the festivities. Giancarlo took to Instagram to share a few candid snaps from their getaway. Anne and Adam are just a few of the stars spending their last weeks of Summer on vacation, like Oprah Winfrey, who also popped up in Spain for a yacht trip this month.

She’s all about haute couture, so when Gwyneth Paltrow scored an invitation to sit front row at Valentino’s Mirabilia Romae, she was happy to oblige.

The “Sliding Doors” dame, sporting a ravishing red gown, snagged a chair next to the man of the hour, Valentino Garavani, and smiled as she watched the models stroll past.

Meanwhile, Gwyn and her boyfriend Brad Falchuk are still going strong as they were spotted navigating the streets of Rome earlier this week. An eyewitness told People, “Brad sweetly helped her drive through town. They were serene and pleased in each other’s company, happy.”...

Say cheese mwah! Sitting front and center at Valentino's couture show in Rome, Gwyneth Paltrow grabbed the man of the hour himself—Valentino Garavani—for a celebratory selfie. Which then turned into a celebratory smooch, as she was undoubtedly congratulating the designer for yet another exquisite runway showing. Awe! Dressed in one of the designer's breathtaking duds, Gwyneth wowed in a whimsical scarlet dress with a deep V-neckline. The draped floor-length number created a goddess-like moment, and styled with minimal accessories and Gwyneth's sleek straight hair, the look was just a total knockout. Also at the Valentino show was Tilda Swinton, who hopped over from Paris Haute...

Reese Witherspoon, her mother Betty, and her daughter, Ava Phillippe, took a sweet mother-daughter vacation to Rome last week, and she's been sharing cute photos of the fun. After doing some sightseeing and visiting the Sistine Chapel, Reese and Ava ran into iconic designer Valentino Garavani at dinner. Reese posted an Instagram photo of the trio, saying, "What an honor to see Mr. Valentino at dinner last night in Rome." Another snap showed the women eating gelato, which she hashtagged with #ThreeGenerations. Reese and Ava's trip comes just a month after we got a glimpse of the stunning 15-year-old at the premiere of Reese's film Hot Pursuit in La. Keep reading to see Reese's photos.

Documentary filmmaker Frederic Tcheng’s “Dior & I,” an inside look at Christian Dior’s first couture collection under John Galliano replacement Raf Simons, is a well-dressed economics lesson in both the show and business of contemporary fashion. Fashion documentaries have made a significant impact at the box office and on streaming platforms in the past decade: “The September Issue’s” unrestricted look at Vogue grossed over $3 million on fewer than 150 screens nationwide. “Valentino: The Last Emperor” and its worshipful lens on designer Valentino Garavani was an early Netflix acquisition. For Tcheng, anticipation over the film from the style and entertainment...

He certainly knows how to throw a party, and last night (December 10) Valentino Garavani invited a host of celebrities to his Valentino Sala Bianca 945 Event in Manhattan.

“Dawson’s Creek” cutie Katie Holmes made quite an impression in a chic long-sleeved Valentino top with a high-waisted mini skirt with red piping detail. Additionally, Emma Roberts, Olivia Palermo, Karolina Kurkova and Olivia Munn got all gussied up for the haute couture fashion celebration.

And of course, “Anchorman 2” hunk James Marsden and “Meet the Parents” star Ben Stiller added plenty of man candy to the spread.

Gwyneth Paltrow turns 42 on Saturday! The actress, singer, and Goop founder has built friendships with tons of other celebrities, from fellow actors like Kate Hudson, Robert Downey Jr, Matt Damon, and Claire Danes to fashion designers Stella McCartney and Valentino Garavani. Gwyneth has gone into business with pal and with fitness aficionado Tracy Anderson, as well as buddied up to model Claudia Schiffer (and we're well aware of her high-profile relationship with Beyoncé and Jay Z!). But did you know that Gwyneth went to a Beck concert with Liv Tyler and Kate Moss? Or that she performed onstage with Sheryl Crow and Kid Rock? We've rounded up over 75 photos of the birthday girl with her very famous friends over the years, including snaps of Gwyneth as a fresh-faced ingenue with younger versions of Leonardo DiCaprio, Ben Affleck, and Brad Pitt - we're talking all the way back to the early '90s!