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A Live-Action Aladdin Sequel Is in the Works, So What Are Your Other 2 Wishes?

Grab your magic carpet, it's time to go on another ride! According to The Hollywood Reporter, a sequel to Disney's live-action Aladdin is in the works, with the starring cast - Will Smith, Mena Massoud, and Naomi Scott - expected to reprise their original roles of Genie, Aladdin, and Princess Jasmine. Director Guy Ritchie and producers Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich will also be returning.

It appears the sequel will be a reunion of sorts, but there are still a couple of new faces joining the crew: writers John Gatins and Andrea Berloff. The team has yet to confirm a storyline for this upcoming film, but rumor has it that Disney held a writers summit last year to brainstorm a follow-up. If all else fails, they can always use the animated sequels as a reference point! Regardless, this next installment will have some pretty big shoes to fill, since the first live-action film was a massive box office success and brought in over $1.05 billion globally. You can fulfill your wishes, and watch the full movie on Disney+ today.



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25 Ironic Tweets That Prove Only the Strongest Can Survive Married Life

Marriage is a blissful union that involves having each other’s back, in sickness and in health, until someone forgets to replace the toilet paper roll or when your partner is 3 episodes ahead of you in Game of Thrones. The couples who find quirks and humor amidst the bumps of married life are most likely the ones to stay the course. There’s even a study that confirms it, along with the people who made it to our compilation below.



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100+ Cool Gifts From Amazon So Affordable, They Cost Less Than a Tank of Gas

Stop endlessly searching the web for gifts and let us do the work for you. It can be tough to find thoughtful yet affordable presents, so we put together a guide of the very best options from Amazon for under $55. We're talking pizza makers that make top-notch pies, Bluetooth karaoke microphones, heated mittens for typing in cold offices, and more . . . much more. Whether it's for a partner, friend, or family member, we guarantee you'll find a unique product that'll make their jaw drop. Hurry! Don't wait another minute. Add some of these genius products to your cart and get shopping done while you have the time. These cool offerings won't be around forever.

- Additional reporting by Haley Lyndes and Lauren Harano

Related: Don't Break the Bank! Give Her What She Wants This Valentine's Day For $50 and Under



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Considering the Progestin-Only Minipill? These Are the Most Common Side Effects

Most birth control pills contain two hormones, estrogen and progesterone, which work in combination to stop ovulation and prevent pregnancy. Usually when someone is on "the pill," that's what they're taking - but some people opt for a progestin-only pill, also known as the minipill.

There are many reasons a doctor might recommend a progestin-only pill (POP), which you can find in this comprehensive chart from the Centers For Disease Control. For example, some people are at greater risk for complications from estrogen-containing pills, like those with blood-clotting disorders or certain types of migraines. Just like any birth control, though, progestin-only pills can have downsides. Here's what you should discuss with your ob-gyn.

What Are the Side Effects of Progestin-Only Birth Control Pills?

Most progestin-only pills contain a hormone called norethindrone. The most common side effect of the norethindrone minipill is irregular bleeding. Why? Unlike combination pills, these progestin-only pills do not prevent an egg from being released. Instead, they prevent pregnancy by thickening the mucous of the cervix, which acts a barrier to sperm, and thinning the uterine lining, making it more difficult for a fertilized egg to attach. Because ovulation isn't controlled by this type of pill, a person can bleed or spot unpredictably.

Some may also experience acne, headaches, breast tenderness, or ovarian cysts while taking the minipill. Notably, it's also extremely important to take the minipill at the same time every day. The effects of the pill lessen dramatically after 24 hours, so taking it more than an hour late can substantially increase the risk of pregnancy.

In 2019, a new type of progestin-only pill arrived in the US. This one contains a hormone called drospirenone, which unlike norethindrone, actually does prevent ovulation. Because it works similarly to a combination pill, it's less likely that someone will experience irregular bleeding after an initial adjustment period of one to three months. However, because the drospirenon pill is the first of its kind and relatively new to market, it may take some time for insurances to cover it well or pharmacies to stock it. Still, it's worth discussing with your doctor if you're concerned about the side effects of progestin-only birth control - just as you should before starting any hormonal method.



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24 Hilarious Harry Potter Pickup Lines That Are Wildly Inappropriate

Harry Potter can teach us a lot about love, and apparently, a lot about sex, too. Or you know, at least how to get some. These magical Harry Potter pickup lines are dirty, inappropriate, and completely hilarious. Seriously, Potterheads will get a good laugh practicing these lines on one another. Whether you're using them as a joke or you're sincere about these risqué lines, they'll spice things up with anyone you have an intimate relationship with. Try your luck with these sayings on true Harry Potter fans, you may find your match made in Potterhead heaven.

- Additional reporting by Haley Lyndes



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The Invite Said Business Casual, and Taylor Swift Showed Up Looking Professionally Chic

Taylor Swift showed up to the NME Awards in London on Wednesday looking like the CEO of a fashion conglomerate, and we're taking all the style notes. The "Lover" singer rocked the pinstriped black and white short suit as she accepted the award for Best Solo Act in the World, and I'm personally tempted to also hand her an award for best business casual look of 2020 so far.

The outfit, from Monse's Resort 2020 collection, featured a collared button-up shirt and blazer mashup jacket and shorts instead of the traditional suit pants, making this look more like a work of art than a suit. Taylor paired the look with a white and silver bedazzled Jimmy Choo Madeline Shoulder Bag ($1,850) with a snake buckle and a cute pair of Gianvito Rossi Lace-Up Leather Ankle Boots ($1,345). Keep scrolling to take a closer look at Taylor's playfully classy look from all angles ahead.



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Your Guide to Every Single Show Coming to The CW in 2020

The CW has a smaller lineup of new shows in 2020, since, for the second year in a row, it renewed almost its entire current slate of shows (aside from the already-announced final seasons of Arrow and Supernatural). That means we'll be getting more of all the superhero shows we love, plus the return of staples like Riverdale, smaller faves like Roswell New Mexico and Charmed, and even newbies including Nancy Drew and Batwoman. That doesn't mean there's no room for new series for us to get to know and love! The always-creative network has some highly anticipated titles in the pipeline for 2020, including two more Arrow-verse spin-offs and a Riverdale spin-off set a few years in the future. Here's what you can expect to see debuting on The CW this year!



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Serena Williams Says Women Are Pressured to Be "Superhero" Parents: "Men Can Also Parent"

Serena Williams is a busy athlete and an equally busy mom, but she strikes a good balance between her work and home life by sharing her parenting responsibilities. In an interview with Woman's Day, Serena said she believes that women are disproportionately expected to handle the pressures and responsibilities of being parents and that parenting should be divided equally. "I feel like a lot of stuff is put on women when men can also parent and do a really good job at being parents," she said. "It's only talked about the pressures on women of being superheroes. For me, it's all about equality and making sure that everyone is treated the same."

"For me, it's all about equality and making sure that everyone is treated the same."

As a world-renowned athlete, a businesswoman, and a mother to 2-year-old Olympia, Serena has a lot to balance, but she and her husband Alexis Ohanian seem to make it work by sharing their parenting duties evenly. Following a much-needed 16 weeks of paternity leave with his daughter, Alexis made the badass decision to step down from his position as the cofounder of Reddit to spend more time with his baby girl. "I was a believer [in paternity leave] before, but now I wholeheartedly believe that every single dad should take it," Alexis said in an interview with Fortune.

In a later interview, Alexis added that he and Serena are fortunate to have the jobs that they do which, while busy, allow them to make time for their daughter. "The understanding of my responsibility to care for my family that I gained during those first months after Olympia's birth has never left me, and it gives purpose to my fatherhood today," Alexis wrote for NYT Parenting.

Despite the struggles that their work-life balance poses, both Alexis and Serena manage to make plenty of time for Olympia. "I'm a really hands-on mom," Serena said, pointing out that she and Olympia share an interest in fashion and even athletics. "Her latest thing is running," she added. "I hate that, but I do it because she loves it. It's when you just chase her all day. I run for a living; the last thing I want to do is chase you. But she loves it."

If Serena and Alexis's Instagram photos are anything to go by, it looks like sharing the pressures of parenting is working just fine for them and Olympia. Keep scrolling to see a few memorable moments Olympia has shared with both of her parents ahead.



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These 9 Sweaters Look So Expensive, but They're All From Amazon - and Under $25!

We're ready to stock up on Winter and Spring sweaters, but we don't want to spend too much money while doing it. Thank goodness for Amazon - the online retailer has a massive selection of knits at insanely low prices. Whether you want something loose and comfortable or colorful and statement-making, we've got choices that will totally impress you. Take a look at our favorite options under $25 and score a few before they sell out. With deals like this, we have no doubt they'll be gone in the blink of an eye. What are you waiting for? It's time to shop!



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The Ultimate Wedding Day Photo Checklist

You spend months planning your wedding, and then just like that, it's passed you by in a flash. Thankfully, great photos can capture every aspect of the big day - even the tiny details you may have forgotten to notice. Without a doubt, there are certain shots no wedding should go without (like a bridesmaid powwow before sending the bride off). Here, we've broken down those must-snap moments so that even years from now, you can take a look at the pictures and feel like it happened just yesterday.

Keep reading to see the shots, and print this checklist when planning the big day with your photographer and videographer.

Related: 100 Couple Moments to Capture at Your Wedding



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New York Fashion Week Street Style Is Here, So We Have Outfit Ideas to Last Us All Month

The antidote to boring Winter dressing is New York Fashion Week street style - and it's here. You can count on the style industry to go all out, despite rain, sleet, snow, or less-than-stellar temperatures, giving way to endless inspiration right here on the city streets. This season, you'll find neutrals are trending, but there's still plenty of cozy outerwear and creative layers happening too. In fact, the best part about Fashion Week street style may just be that anything goes. Read on to see the best looks so far, and check back daily for more (we'll be here all week!).



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10 Bugs We Shouldn’t Kill

A ladybird can eat more than 5,000 pests in its lifetime, according to National Geographic. There are dozens of similar bugs on our planet that actually do good for us — some of them pollinate crops and eat harmful insects. And instead of being smashed, they actually deserve to be caught and released outside.



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The Mantra That Keeps Me Going When My Depression Feels Debilitating

I knew I had a problem when my son was entering into toddlerhood, and I was still struggling with what I had always assumed was postpartum depression. I thought the hopelessness I was feeling would go away on its own, but I was wrong. Eventually, I was diagnosed with major depressive disorder, and from the moment a doctor uttered those words, I knew I had to take better care of myself, physically and emotionally.

That was four years ago, and since that time, I've learned a lot about myself and what I need. I met with my primary care doctor, got on medication (though it took some time to find the right one), began therapy, and embraced some lifestyle changes. Overcoming the symptoms of depression takes work, and depression makes you not want to do that work. So, on days when even small tasks seem insurmountable, I rely on a mantra to help keep me going: Just do one thing. Just complete one task, and then see if you're able to do another.

If I'm able to do one thing, I can usually do another, and the more tasks I check off my list, the better I feel.

This small effort may seem insignificant, but unless you've experienced depression for yourself, it's difficult to grasp just how badly it can rob you of motivation. On the worst days, depression can cause someone to feel physically exhausted, unworthy, and incapable. There are times when I don't even want to get out of bed. So, rather than letting the negativity overwhelm me, I start small, first tackling a simple task that helps me regain some control.

I usually start by making my bed, which has been shown to have a positive effect on mood. Then, I take on whatever else I need to accomplish that day one task at a time. It's true what they say - a body in motion tends to stay in motion. If I'm able to do one thing, I can usually do another, and the more tasks I check off my list, the better I feel.

Of course, there are still some days when I'm only capable of doing the bare minimum, and I've learned to accept that. Along with depression, I suffer from an autoimmune disease, rheumatoid arthritis, which causes chronic pain and debilitating fatigue. My RA often triggers the depression, so rather than beating myself up, I try to show myself some grace. In the end, there's always tomorrow, when once again, I'll have the chance to do just one thing . . . and then the next.



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Drugstore Skincare Items That Have the Ridiculously Hydrating Hyaluronic Acid

I've always struggled with hormonal cystic acne and superoily skin, which usually left me with severe dry patches. I could never find a moisturizer that felt right on my face. What I didn't realize until doing a lot of research was that I needed more moisture. That's when I learned about hyaluronic acid, a chemical known for its hydrating properties.

It acts as a filler for fine lines and wrinkles. It also has the ability to hold 1,000 times its water weight, making it a smart way to lock in moisture and stop producing oil. Using it changed my skin for the better and cleared it up. If you've been interested in trying it out, you don't have to cash out hundreds of dollars. You can find this chemical in so many drugstore brands. Check them out ahead.



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Alex Morgan, 7 Months Pregnant, Hypes Up the USWNT on Twitter Like the Supportive Queen She Is

Alex Morgan is currently seven months pregnant and taking time off from the US Women's National Soccer Team, but of course that's not stopping her from being the most supportive teammate around.

The team recently competed in - and won - the Concacaf Olympic Qualifying tournament, securing their spot at the 2020 Summer Olympics and locking down a first-place trophy in the process. Alex, who helped lead the US to their 2019 World Cup victory, took to Twitter to hype up the team and live-tweet highlights of their five dominant victories. She even visited the team in person when the tournament brought them to LA, and teammate-slash-BFF Kelley O'Hara was extremely pumped about it.

Check out Alex's favorite moments from the qualifying tournament ahead, including poking fun at Kelley's swing-and-a-miss attempt at a cross and suggesting a nickname change for midfielder Lindsey Horan. Wondering whether Alex herself will be returning for the Olympics? That's her current plan, and she's getting in some training sessions to stay fresh. If anyone can do it, it's Alex Morgan.



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The 7 Best Sex Positions For a Female Orgasm

There are certain positions every woman has in her arsenal that are guaranteed to make her orgasm. Knowing what works for you is a sure-fire way to make sure you reach your peak. After all, orgasms are no easy feat.

Only 25 percent of women orgasm during intercourse (penetration) alone. In many cases, this has a lot to do (read: almost everything to do) with the clitoris. A lot of women need to have clitoral stimulation to get off. Unfortunately, many sex positions just do not deliver. Luckily, there are some wonderful positions that are sexy as hell and also prioritize female pleasure. Here are seven of our favorite sex positions for female orgasm that combine penetration with a penis or toy and clitoral stimulation.

1. Sit to Stand

How to do it: Fold the top half of your body over the bed, on your back. Have your partner stand behind you and enter you from behind. You can keep your legs on the floor or wrap them around your partner's waist.

Why we love it: "I truly despise any position that requires work, so 'sit to stand' is my go-to. My boyfriend loves it because he doesn't have to work that hard since he's standing and thrusting. I like bringing a vibe into it," says Julie, 25.

2. Doggy style

How to do it: Get on all fours. Have your partner enter you from behind. You can bring a finger vibe to use with one hand for extra stimulation.

Why we love it: "Doggy style allows for you or your partner to reach around and stimulate your clitoris," says Polly Rodriguez, sex expert and CEO of Unbound.

"Doggy style remains my fave for lots of reasons - there's something super animalistic about it (I mean, obviously; hence, the name) that just makes me feel dirty in a good way when I'm doing it in this position, and I love that the position lets either my partner or me (or whatever new toy I'm trying out) add some clit stimulation into the mix," says writer Danielle Page, 29.

3. Lotus

How to do it: Have your partner sit up on the bed. Lower yourself on top so that you are facing each other. This intimate position lets you rock back and forth for optimal clitoral stimulation.

Why we love it: "I love how intimate Lotus feels. I can kiss my partner and get a lot of grind action against my clit. It's the best, " Brianna, 31, tells us.

4. Lifted Missionary

How to do it: Lie on your back with your legs open and put two pillows under your butt. The extra lift will make entering you easier for your partner and gives you much-needed G-spot and clitoral stimulation.

Why we love it: "I love missionary because I love feeling a man on top of me, " Erin*, 27, tells us.

"When I put a few pillows under my butt, I'm able to align my pubic bone with my partner's pelvis, " says Grace*, 31. "This is called coital alignment technique, and it makes for easier orgasm."

5. Cowgirl

How to do it: Climb on top of your partner like a cowgirl. Mix up your moves between grinding and larger thrusts. You can utilize a finger vibrator over extra clitoral stimulation. This can help make orgasm easier.

Why we love it: "[When] you [are] on top, you have more control over clitoral contact and touching yourself," Rodriguez tells us.

"I like straddling him on the couch while he's almost kind of slouching and I can spread my legs wide enough to grind my clit on his pelvis," says Candice, 23.

6. Flat Doggy

How to do it: Lie on your stomach, legs closed, and have your partner enter you from behind. This take on the classic doggy-style position makes orgasm easier by allowing for G-spot stimulation. It also takes pressure off you, as you get to lie down on your stomach and relax.

Why we love it: "Me and my boyfriend are currently loving doggy style, but really low to the bed (like my hips at a very obtuse angle) with my legs closed between his. I like it because I like being able to feel his whole body on top of mine, and doggy is great because he can hit the G-spot. Having my legs closed just makes all the sensations better for both of us because it makes me tighter," says Gabby, 22.

7. Open-Legged Spoon

How to do it: Instead of lying on your side like you would a classic spoon, lie on your back and spread your legs. Have your partner lie on their side and enter you from below.

Why we love it: "This position is amazing for lazy people like me. I get to just lie back and use a vibrator on my clit, without having to worry about anything else. I also love how sexy I look from this angle with so little effort," says Maria*, 32. "It's easy for me to come like this because I know I look great, which makes me feel confident. I know he loves it too, because he gets to just lie there and thrust."

*Names have been changed to ensure confidentiality.



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Rowan Blanchard Proudly Showed Her Body Hair In a Photo Shoot, and It's So Refreshing

Rowan Blanchard proudly showed off her body hair in a new photo shoot for Cultured Mag. The former Girl Meets World star covers the magazine's March issue, where she's seen in one of the photos wearing lacy lingerie and sporting butterfly tattoos all over her body. In the accompanying story, Blanchard opens up about becoming an activist at a young age, spending last Summer in New York, and finding herself.

"It's felt at times hard to navigate having to be visible during what feels like such formative and private years of my life, and this shoot felt like a wonderful celebration of the autonomy I feel in at least in my body now," Blanchard captioned a photo of the cover on Instagram before thanking the photographer, Alia Penner, and others involved with the shoot. After Emily Ratajkowski posed for a Harper's Bazaar cover with her armpit hair last year, it's refreshing to see another even younger celebrity normalizing body hair on women. Head over to Cultured Mag to see the pics and read Blanchard's full interview.



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My Dirty Secret of New Motherhood? I Couldn't Bear the Stress of Doing My Own Laundry

Like many new mothers, I was the perfect mother right up until I became a mom in real life. I was an expert in the world of parenting. I read every baby book, prepped frozen meals for myself, and was totally prepared for what was to come.

My baby clearly did not read the same baby books that I did. She did not follow a schedule, only took 45-minute naps, and didn't sleep through the night until she was 3 years old. With no family close by and a husband who practically lives in his office, I was drowning - especially when she was a newborn. There seems to be an unspoken stigma associated with getting extra help in the house - especially for a woman who is on maternity leave and not working outside of the home. Though some people in my life suggested I pay for an extra set of hands, the thought originally brought on feelings of being a mom-failure. I've seen countless friends manage a baby without appearing to have any trouble. I should be able to do the same, right?

Then one morning, I stepped out of the shower and realized that I had no clean underwear to put on for the day. My laundry pile was more like a laundry mountain, and the thought of doing a load was literally too much for me to handle. I stared at my laundry basket and burst into tears. I still feel ashamed admitting to this, but it's the truth - laundry made me cry. I was so blessed with a healthy daughter, a supportive job and husband, and an uneventful pregnancy. Yet, the thought of doing a load of laundry on top of my severe exhaustion, colicky baby, and overall postpartum emotions broke me. It didn't help that I've seen so many women manage basic household chores on their maternity leave like a boss. I felt like I wasn't hacking it as a mom. In my head, I had one healthy baby and my only responsibilities were keeping this new baby alive and maintaining basic personal hygiene standards (clean underwear included). Sow why couldn't I handle something as simple as putting clothes in a machine, pushing a button, and folding them when the timer dinged? The truth is, I was just too overwhelmed and exhausted, and I felt ashamed that I couldn't handle such a simple task. I was a rock-star in my 9-to-5 job, but I thought I was failing momming 101.

While messing around online while my daughter was in the middle of a midnight nursing session, an ad popped up for a local company that would pick up my dirty clothes and do a wash-fold-deliver situation the next day. I took it as a sign (or an indication that Google can hear my thoughts), and without hesitation, I signed up. I swallowed my pride and admitted that I could not handle finishing the simple task of washing and folding underwear right now. As I said it out loud to my husband, I expected him to judge or tease me. Instead, he gave me a one-word answer: "Ok." Starting this service helped me breathe. It was one less thing I had to juggle.

But I felt like I couldn't say that out loud, so I hid it from many friends. I knew some of my friends couldn't afford the extra cost of sending laundry out, and I felt like sharing my laundry secret was throwing my privilege in their faces. Other friends had their acts together so much (they actually brushed their hair before they left the house!) that I was insecure about how they would react to my failures.

Looking back, I wish I outsourced more and didn't care about what other people thought. I also wish that I shared my dirty little secret with my friends, regardless of what they thought. Perhaps sharing that I couldn't do it all would help another friend get extra help without feeling guilty about it. Or maybe a friend was looking at me wondering how I was managing my baby while always having clean clothes to wear. It wasn't fair of me to create and perpetuate the image that I was keeping up with my own laundry to other moms who were in the trenches with me. In retrospect, had I gotten even more help, I would have had more time to do things like wash my hair or enjoy longer cuddle sessions with my daughter. What this experience taught me is that all people care about is that mom and baby are ok. The details of how that happens is just details, and quite frankly, nobody's business.



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28 Valentine's Day Gifts So Thoughtful, No One Will Ever Guess They're From Amazon

Shopping for Valentine's Day can be stressful, but this year, it doesn't have to be. To make finding the perfect gift easy, you can turn to Amazon because the site carries just about everything you could ever think of, including sweet and thoughtful presents. We did the hard work for you and uncovered 28 choices that will surely make them feel special. From a dozen roses to even a chic Kate Spade New York bag, these presents will be delivered right to your door (or theirs!). Take a look.



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Marc Jacobs' Runway Had Miley Cyrus, '60s Style, and Diversity We've Been Asking For

I loved everything I saw stroll down the Marc Jacobs Fall 2020 runway - from the genderless underwear sets in tomato red and mustard yellow to the colored tights and monochrome outfits complete with hair bandanas and peacoats. From Miley Cyrus' brief appearance in a bralette and pants, trailing her printed coat on the floor, as she would, to Kaia Gerber's recreation of her iconic Marc Jacobs banana yellow outfit, which she's been rocking a different version of since the Spring 2018 season. From the gorgeous glitter dresses that flattered all shapes and sizes to Marc's thunderous stomp during the grand finale, which shut off the lights at the Lexington Avenue Armory and dismissed the guests. Marc's stomp was as if to say: "This is the way fashion should be! And that's final!"

But the design influence here was heavily rooted in the '60s. Models walked two-by-two and performers danced through the mock cafe Marc set up as his stage. A lot was happening at once; a lot of different people, colors, and outfits commanded your attention. It was like watching a scene with Elvis and Ann-Margret right out of 1964's Viva Las Vegas; like catching a glimpse of Edie Segwick dancing through Studio 54 - especially given those short shifts and thick headbands.

Although the vibe was fun, there were plenty of sophisticated Jackie Kennedy-esque skirt suits. Gigi Hadid debuted one in white, and one even came in leather, as a brief nod to 2020's biggest trend. Where were glamorous red carpet gowns too - Bella Hadid and Karlie Kloss took care of showing those off. These are the pieces you'll end up seeing most frequently in magazine editorials and at movie premieres. (Naturally, Lady Gaga has to wear one of the PVC raincoat gowns soon.)

The full lineup of models banded together in a straight line across the floor at the very end of the show, altogether presenting Marc's current mood, or perhaps I should say his dream: silhouettes straight out of a '60s party scene, but in a new decade, where diversity is as crucial as the Marc Jacobs brand is to closing out New York Fashion Week.



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