The idea that one should marry in June has been traced back to ancient Roman times, for reasons both practical (a spring conception being ideal in those days) and mystical. That might be why millions are expecting news of Taylor Swift’s wedding to Travis Kelce at any moment, a ceremony some have speculated will be held at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. The idea’s a bit gauche at first thought, but VF’s Kase Wickman urges you not to discard it out of hand. Her arguments are quite compelling!
Free of rumors and speculation—finally—is the dress Dua Lipa wore for her Sicilian wedding to Callum Turner. Our dialed-in style correspondent José Criales-Unzueta had an early scoop on the singer’s Chanel gown, but Dua kept her look under wraps. That changed today, and now we can reveal all the haute couture details from the couple’s extremely private ceremony.
If you’re not in a bridal mood, we still have plenty for you this Saturday, never fear. Vanity Fair’s Aidan McLaughlin is on the move with Trump tourism czar Nick Adams, while our Little Gold Men podcast engages in some Steven Spielberg succession planning. Meanwhile, Margaux MacColl and Sylvia Varnham O’Regan have the latest on some erstwhile DOGE bros who are trying to strike it rich via the same contracts they were originally hired to slash, even as Elise Taylor reports on the move to make royal real estate costs far more transparent. More tomorrow!
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He was a local politician in Australia, then a MAGA mover-and-shaker thanks to outrageous tweets that he now says were part of a WWE-style persona. But through it all, Nick Adams has been a loyal digital soldier for President Trump, who’s now rewarded him with perhaps the hardest job around: convincing tourists to visit Trump’s America. |
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The pop superstar is designer Matthieu Blazy’s first Chanel bride. |
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While many fans are turning up their nose at the idea of the A-list couple celebrating their nuptials at MSG, here’s why the arena is actually a perfect venue for the superstars, logistically and spiritually. |
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This week the Little Gold Men team explores the acclaimed director’s incredible body of work and ponders who among the next generation of filmmakers could mirror his incredible success. |
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