FashionEtc.com January 16th, 2026

In keeping with the black and white dress code, the bridal party wore ivory Wang gowns of their own, while the groom and his groomsmen were dapper in Ermenegildo Zegna tuxes.

The legendary designer continues his much-welcome return to the perfume category with a new scent inspired by a woman's "passion for life."

Actress Léa Seydoux—you’ll recognize her from films like Midnight in Paris and Inglourious Basterds—tangos her way around a bright ballroom in a black dress (and pink bloomers).

The actress returns to her champion equestrian roots as she rides a white horse for the French designer's woodsy, Nordic-themed shoot.