Actress and Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow attended the presentation of the Meiomi Club Noir wine project in Colorado. For the occasion, the 53-year-old star chose a vintage white maxi dress by Ralph Lauren, pairing it with a matching wool coat and understated jewelry.

It was in this very dress that Paltrow appeared at the 1999 London premiere of Shakespeare in Love. The film earned her worldwide acclaim and the Academy Award for Best Actress, ultimately cementing her status as a leading Hollywood star.

Directed by John Madden and written by Tom Stoppard, the film is a fictionalized account of William Shakespeare’s youth and the imagined origins of «Romeo and Juliet». The picture won seven Academy Awards and became one of the most widely discussed cinematic projects of the late 1990s.

By revisiting the archival look 28 years later, Paltrow seemed to underscore the cyclical nature of fashion and her own commitment to timeless elegance. The snow-white silhouette with its soft lines still feels contemporary today, while the actress appears strikingly at ease in an outfit so closely tied to her personal history. The same calm, confident gaze, the same golden curls – it is as though time has only added depth to the image.

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Oscar-winning actress Emma Stone appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in New York as part of the promotion for her new film Bugonia. On her way to the interview, the 36-year-old star was spotted by paparazzi wearing a striking emerald-green silk ensemble – a skirt and blouse by Donna Karan New York.

Stone’s choice came as a surprise: she usually favors Louis Vuitton, a house she has collaborated with for years.

 

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Before her, Gwyneth Paltrow wore the very same outfit in the 1998 film Great Expectations – the cinematic adaptation of Charles Dickens’s classic novel.

 

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In an interview with Vogue in April 2021, Paltrow revealed why the outfit became so iconic:

«It was a Donna Karan piece. Almost everything I wore in the film came from her. At my first meeting with the costume designer, I was told that everything in the movie would be green – every set, every fabric, every costume. I thought he was joking. But then I remembered Donna had a very ‘green’ collection, and it all fit perfectly – elegant, very nineties, and ideal for my character. It’s funny that the look still gets so much attention. I suppose it’s partly because the scene was very sensual – Ethan and I are sort of kissing by the fountain. It was one of the high points of my career», the actress shared.

The look stands as a beautiful homage to both fashion and cinema – especially since it suits both actresses with equal grace. Don’t you agree?

 

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With Gwyneth Paltrow’s return to the big screen, the spotlight of both the media and her fans is once again fixed upon her. It’s no surprise that British Vogue has chosen the actress as the star of its November issue.

After nearly fifteen years away from film, Paltrow will appear in Josh Safdie’s Marty Supreme, starring opposite Timothée Chalamet.

The 53-year-old actress appears on the magazine’s cover and in a stunning editorial conceived and styled by Stella Greenspan, with photography by the acclaimed Venetia Scott. For the shoot, Gwyneth wore a series of striking looks from top fashion houses – including Gucci, Giorgio Armani, Balenciaga, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Valentino.

On the cover, Paltrow poses in a closed blue dress with statement sleeves by Gucci, accessorized with Cartier jewelry and Jacques Marie Mage sunglasses.

In addition to the photos, the issue features an in-depth interview in which Paltrow defends her company Goop against allegations of a «toxic culture», reflects on her own perfectionism, and shares how she’s learned to be kinder to herself.

The actress firmly denies that there’s anything unhealthy about her company’s environment:

«It really gets to me. When people say, «Goop has a toxic culture», it drives me crazy, because that’s simply not true. Yes, we’ve had a few toxic individuals, and maybe because I tend to avoid conflict, I didn’t address it quickly enough. That might have affected the team, and I take full responsibility for that. But our company culture is amazing. Truly!» she says with conviction.

Last year marked Goop’s most successful year in terms of revenue since its founding. What began in 2008 as a personal newsletter from Gwyneth has grown into a multifaceted lifestyle brand – from restaurants across Los Angeles to the recently refreshed fashion line Gwyn.

One of the brand’s latest ventures is Find Online, a curated marketplace offering unique items, such as recycled cashmere pieces from the California-based label West Channel Rd.

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GapStudio has unveiled its Fall 2025 Collection 03, fronted by Gwyneth Paltrow and her daughter Apple Martin. For the two, it is their very first joint project. Previously, they only appeared together in short clips for Paltrow’s lifestyle brand Goop, filmed with her husband Brad Falchuk on an iPhone during the lockdown.

The campaign was shot by renowned photographer Mario Sorrenti, with Zac Posen, who joined Gap last year, serving as creative director.

In the campaign, Apple draws inspiration from her mother’s 1990s wardrobe, shaping it into her own unique style. The project is imbued with personal stories and Paltrow’s advice on self-acceptance, individuality, and confidence.

 

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For Paltrow, this collaboration carries a special significance:

«Gap has always been part of my family’s life. It represents timelessness and ease. Zac Posen brought a fresh perspective, making the brand’s pieces more relevant and wearable than ever», she said.

The GapStudio Fall 2025 Collection will be available starting October 2. It includes cotton poplin blouses, denim dresses, mesh tops, satin slip dresses, vegan leather mini skirts, cropped jackets, and wool coats.

The shoot also coincides with an important milestone in Apple’s career: she recently signed her first major fashion contract with the label Self-Portrait. In the coming months, she will appear in photoshoots, advertising campaigns, and promotional projects.

As a reminder, Apple Martin was born during Gwyneth Paltrow’s marriage to Chris Martin. The couple separated in 2014 after ten years together. They also share a son, Moses. In 2018, Gwyneth married producer Brad Falchuk.

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Recently, fashion house Max Mara presented its new cruise collection Vesuvian Venus, inspired by the image of the modern, free woman and the beauty of southern Italy.

The show took place at a unique location — the Royal Palace of Caserta, an 18th-century architectural masterpiece near Naples and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The historical atmosphere provided the perfect backdrop for one of this summer’s most dazzling social events. Friends of the brand and celebrities were the first to preview the collection.

Among those in the front row were Sharon Stone, Gwyneth Paltrow, Laetitia Casta, Anna Dello Russo, Alexa Chung, Kathy and Nicky Hilton, Cindy Bruna, Leonie Hanne, Joey King, Hayley Atwell, and many other stars. Such a stellar turnout is rare even for the main shows of Fashion Weeks.

The collection was presented by creative director Ian Griffiths, who this year celebrates 38 years of collaboration with Max Mara. Vesuvian Venus masterfully blended classic and contemporary elements: Max Mara’s iconic coats appeared in soft pastel shades, and elegant silhouettes were paired with leather thigh-high boots and cropped tops.

One of the show’s highlights was the appearance of Deva Cassel — the young but already famous model graced the runway in a pink coat of the brand’s signature silhouette.

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