A Show For Las Vegas: ‘Mondays Dark’

Mondays Dark is a show that’s for Las Vegas, a city seen by many as a place to go crazy and then leave. The city’s performers volunteer to entertain a local audience and raise money for charity.

10 Times Celebrities Convincingly Wore a Bra as a Shirt

It’s no secret that celebrities love pushing boundaries when it comes to fashion, particularly when lingerie is involved. As our regular readers are well aware, we recently reported that It girls Gigi Hadid, Hailey Bieber, and Kendall Jenner have been leading the lingerie-as-outerwear trend by styling corsets in the chicest possible ways, but we’ve noticed that some daring celebrities are shirking the controversial corset in favor of another, arguably more risqué, item: a bra.

Celebs by like of Kim Kardashian West, Bella Hadid, and Emily Ratajkowski are among the risk-takers currently inspiring us to embrace the lastest lingerie-as-outerwear trend: wearing a bra as a shirt. Whether they’re layering a sheer bralette under an oversize blazer or donning an underwire bra under a sheer top, their bold looks are convincing us to show a lot more skin. Keep scrolling to see and shop their daring looks.

Kim Kardashian West donned a sheer bra under a blazer and blue tights for a night out in New York City. A pair of naked shoes completed the daring look.

Emily Ratajkowski stepped out in a white bralette, a tan blazer, and a pair of bike shorts for The Wrap’s Power Women Breakfast.

Kendall Jenner wore a satin black bra underneath a ripped Metallica T-shirt with cuffed straight-leg jeans and white ankle boots.

Rihanna sported a navy bralette as a top under a floor-length coat, which she paired with a printed hat, denim cutoffs, and white ankle boots.

Bella Hadid layered a cropped orange denim jacket over a front-clasp black bra at the Heron Preston Presentation Man Menswear S/S 18 show.

Olivia Munn attended Stella McCartney’s fall 2018 Collection Launch in Los Angeles in a bra under an oversize jacket with tailored trousers.

Cara Delevingne stepped out in a tailored blue velvet suit with a strappy black bralette peeking out from underneath.

Ashley Graham attended the launch of her Ashley Graham Lingerie for Addition Elle line in Chicago wearing a black bra under a sheer top.

Charlize Theron paired a white Christian Dior bra with a matching high-waisted mini skirt at the world premiere of Atomic Blonde in Berlin.

Sara Sampaio walked the red carpet in a lace bralette and leather pants at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival screening of The Clapper.

Up next, how five celebs style corsets in the chicest possible ways.

7 Fall-Fashion “Mistakes” Celebs Make (But They All Work)

Before we jump in, let’s remember that you should always (repeat: always) wear whatever you love and feel confident in—despite any fashion “rules” out there. On that note, celebrities seem to be particularly on board with this philosophy. Whether they’re stepping out in their off-duty life or on the red carpet, they simply wear what works best for them. And that’s that.

For those casual fall outfits specifically, there are actually seven fashion “mistakes” A-listers such as Kendall Jenner, Joan Smalls, and Gigi Hadid seem to disregard completely. But naturally, they all totally work in their own way. Keep scrolling to check out the fall-fashion “don’ts” celebs are ignoring, and shop their key autumn essentials if you’re looking to push the sartorial boundaries a bit as well.

On Priyanka Chopra: Max Mara coat; Nili Lotan sweater; Lorod skirt; Pierre Hardy boots; Louis Vuitton bag. Going the matchy-matchy route used to be a big “don’t” in the fashion book, but the monochromatic vibe is actually quite forward. This fall, step it up a notch with big and bold colors like the red tones here.

On Kendall Jenner: Dr. Martens 1461 Patent Oxfords ($109); By Far Rachel Bag ($365); Linda Farrow sunglasses. Socks are a funny thing. You might not think much about them, but they can make or break your outfit. Typically, the no-show sock look or a longer crew style would fit best here for a cool silhouette, but Jenner proves that a peek of a white athletic sock can actually feel quite forward and unique.

On Victoria Beckham: Victoria Beckham Cotton Trench Coat ($910), Satin Camisole ($338), and Skinny Flat-Front Trousers ($750); Celine sunglasses. Sure, you might see the all-black look a lot, but many view it as a “safe” or “boring” choice. That said, Beckham proves that if you play with texture and fabric and choose sophisticated separates (sleek outerwear, pumps, and the like), the vibe more than works.

On Hailey Bieber: Jacquemus suit; Off-White Nike Air Force 1 sneakers; Celine sunglasses. Yes, tailoring is typically ideal for a streamlined and balanced suiting vibe, but the oversize, baggy silhouette is actually where it’s at this season. We love how Bieber took it one step further here and opted for unexpected sneakers with her suit rather than standard heels.

On Gigi Hadid: Gigi Hadid x Vogue Eyewear sunglasses. When you think about the best shoes to wear with leggings, sneakers, ankle boots, and slides probably come to mind first. Well, as Hadid is showcasing here, pushing the boundaries and going for an out-there style like cowboy boots is the way to go because they bring an of-the-moment spin to classic leggings.

On Joan Smalls: Karl Lagerfeld sweatshirt; Alexander Wang Lyndon Combat Boots ($850). Sweats and sneakers go together like peanut butter and jelly. But casual pants and statement moto boots is an athleisure combo you don’t tend to spot as much. However, if you take a cue from Smalls here, the look is ideal for those days when you want to come across as laid-back with loose pants and a crew-neck but still fashion-forward with cool boots and other accessories.

On Katie Holmes: Chanel bag; Gianvito Rossi boots. Typically, blazers are left either undone or with just the top button buttoned. But if you want your favorite blazer to feel fresh for 2019, try buttoning all the buttons to make it feel like an alternative to a top as Holmes did here.

Next, check out the shoe trends celebrities over 30 refuse to wear.

24 Barely There Swimsuits for Barely There Tan Lines

We have officially almost entered peak summer mode, which requires a uniform of bikinis, sandals, and not much else. If you find yourself constantly seeking as much sun as possible, chances are you want a swimsuit that will allow for the maximum amount of sun exposure. In other words, you’re going to need a barely there bikini. If tan lines are something you are concerned about when it comes to sunbathing, the swimsuits ahead are guaranteed to give you barely there tan lines to match that barely there swimsuit you’re about to buy.

Tan lines aside, as we know they are not a priority nor a possibility for everyone, this tiny bikini shape is one that has surpassed the trend circuit and proven its rightful place among the classic bikini styles of the world. We were just using the idea of tan lines to prove just how little material there actually is on these suits. This summer, embrace your body and show it off via one of the 24 bikinis ahead. From triangle shapes to thongs, prepare to see some of the best bathing suits for sunbathing ahead.

Shop the matching  Jane Bottom ($69). Bubblegum pink is our new vibe. 

The back of this one is so unique. 

Embrace your wild side this summer. 

Shop the matching Amore Bottoms ($54). Bamba makes some of the coolest barely there bikinis on the market. 

Emily Ratajkowsi is the queen of this swimwear style. 

For $13, you’re going to need more than one color. 

Shop the matching Topanga Bottom ($78). Barely there in shape and color. 

Shop the matching Pax Bottom ($92). Brides, this one’s for you. 

Shop the matching The Jocelyn Bottom ($68). This one is certainly not for the faint of heart. 

Shop the matching  Luna Bottom ($80). This slightly iridescent material is giving us life. 

Shop the matching Jungle Fever Bikini Bottoms ($79.) Fun fact: Dua Lipa is a fan of this brand.

Shop the matching Skinny High Lucid Brief Bikini Bottom ($92). Neon is still a trend we’re loving for summer. 

Shop the matching Side String Bikini Bottoms  ($65). This subtle texture makes this suit look so expensive. 

Shop the matching Scarlett Bottom ($80). Sweet and simple. 

Would you believe me if I told you this was from Amazon? 

This brand goes back to the basics. No frills, just bikinis. 

This rosy hue is just right. 

Okay, so maybe those criss-cross lines on your stomach won’t be ideal, but this suit fits the barely there bill, so we had to include it. 

Shop the matching Frilled Bikini Bottoms ($52). Frilled to perfection. 

Shop the matching Pin-Up Bottom ($100). Can you tell we have a thing for light blue swimwear this season? 

Another bikini you’ll need in multiple colorways. 

Shop the matching Scorchin Bottom ($58). Just wait until you see the back of this one. 

Shop the matching Hermosa Floral-Print Bikini Briefs ($90).  Who knew loincloth bikinis could be so chic? 

Shop the matching Low Rise Brazilian ($75). A snake situation is always a good situation.  Next up, shop the 16 fashion brands our editors wear more than all the rest. 

FYI: These Were The 23 Best Beauty Products Our Editors Tried In August

By now, you’ve probably surmised that we test-drive a lot of beauty products here at Who What Wear HQ. From nail polish and makeup to hair and skincare, we’re eyebrow-deep in all things new, exciting, and, yes, wish list–worthy. That said, due to the number of products we come in contact with, we’ve also transformed into the nitpickiest beauty consumers. Within seconds, we can tell if a new hair oil is too heavy, and we’re quick to ignore a serum that yields disappointing results.

The good news? We’re far more often impressed than unimpressed after trying out a new product, and usually we simply can’t wait to spread the word to all of our fellow beauty junkies (aka you). Therefore, we’ve decided gushing over our latest fave products should become a monthly ritual, and every 30 days or so, you can expect a full report detailing the highlighters, hair wands, and overnight skincare saviors we’ve become quickly addicted to.

For the most part, we’ll be covering buzzworthy launches (as those typically take up most of the action atop our product-filled desks), but we won’t dismiss new-to-us products, either. Because hey, sometimes our best discoveries are found on a friend’s vanity or on someone’s face at the bar—true story. Ahead, the 23 best beauty products we tried in August! Grab your game face and wallet. You’ll be needing both.

“As fall approaches and I have to start accounting for lower temperature–induced dry skin in my skincare routine, I like to wear a foundation that plays nicely with all that extra product. This foundation is a great solution, since the formula is pliable enough to keep coverage natural or build to full, and it doesn’t slip too much. I’d swipe a little bit of your favorite sheer setting powder on top for extra staying power.”

“Sisley Paris is simply one of the dreamiest beauty brands on earth, and its newest launch—this lush overnight mask—is the epitome. As someone who is acne-prone, I usually avoid products geared toward dry skin, but this restorative formula is truly amazing. It’s infused with rare ingredients like saffron flowers, thyme honey, shea, and kokum butters, along with a strategic blend of vitamins. It’s become a sacred ritual to apply it post-cleanse one night a week (usually Sunday) in lieu of my normal skincare routine. When I wake up, my skin is radiant, smooth, and buttery soft.”

“I have a weakness for double-ended beauty innovations, and this new lip-centric wand from StriVectin has become a daily habit. On the one side, you have a no-sting plumping gloss that builds the natural shape of your lips while also enhancing your natural pout color, and on the other, you have the brand’s Vertical Line Treatment, which reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while rejuvenating the overall contour of your lips. I’ve been wearing it on its own and over my favorite lipsticks and stains.”

“Summer may be coming to an end, but I still have high expectations for my bikini area. And this mask has been a dark horse favorite that has served me well all month long. It could sound like a gimmick, but believe it or not, just 15 or 20 minutes of these biocellulose masks plastered to each side of my bikini line results in skin that’s brightened, soothed, and smoothed to perfection. Even though they’re coated in an extract-heavy serum (think honey, niacinamide, rose, and other calming botanicals), they don’t slide or drip, and I’ve added the ritual to my Sunday night self-care routine.

“I know some people have mixed feelings on color-changing beauty products, but I love them. Since they work with your natural pH, you wind up with a low-maintenance, customized color that’s perfectly flattering to your natural skin or lip tone, thus taking the time, frustration, and guesswork out of your lipstick hunt. Lipstick Queen is an OG power player in the category, and this new shade, Venetian Masquerade, delivers the perfect punch of rich berry for fall.”

“Post-launch, this pore-clearing mask from Peach & Lily sold out almost immediately. And after giving it a few wears myself, I’m not at all surprised by the pandemonium. I have breakout-prone skin, so my eyes and ears always prick at the mention (or delivery) of a formula that will help de-gunk and clear my finicky complexion. This soothing mask from Korean-beauty inspired brand Peach & Lily is equipped with kaolin clay and bentonite, but unlike many clay-heavy masks, it still offers gentle nourishment to the skin for ultimate healing—all thanks to hydrating and soothing fares like wild cherry, strawberry, and licorice extracts.”

“Any new innovation from La Mer is sure to be nothing short of spectacular, but the brand’s new neck-and-décolletage cream is in a league of its own—it looks and feels like liquid silk with the additional perk of having an intoxicatingly good scent. I’m a woman obsessed. Of course, it features the brand’s signature cocktail of Miracle Broth (a high-performance cellular-renewing elixir), which is probably why it also single-handedly made a random crop of neck zits (apparently I break out on my neck now) disappear almost overnight while also making my skin feel soft and supple as velvet. It’s spendy but worth every dime.”

“I pretty much live for Lemonhead.LA’s array of glitter, and if it was physically possible, I’d breathe and eat it too. So don’t even get me started on the brand’s newest set featuring all of the pots and hues worn and inspired by the cast of Euphoria. I’m currently in withdrawal from the show, so breaking out my favorite glitter (I wore the hot pink shade called Hollyweird last weekend!) is all that’s keeping me afloat until next season.”

“I know you’re probably bored of hearing about my breakout-prone skin, but I’m not bored about talking about it. (At least when it comes to the products that help maintain its best behavior.) I’m always on the lookout for complexion-friendly creams and moisturizers, since those are what typically break me out the most, and Omorovicza’s new acne-geared formula is the latest standout. In addition to luxe ingredients like colloidal silver, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and the brand’s patented Healing Concentrate, it also boasts key zit-busters like zinc, mastic, and salicylic acid. It leaves my skin looking insanely glowy and doesn’t break me out—basically my two main goals in life at this point.”

“I’ve loved Lorac and all its perfecting and shimmering skin elixirs since high school and college. (The brand’s TANtalizer Body Bronzing Luminizer $21 is EVERYTHING.) But it’s this new dry oil that really got me this month. I’ll admit that it does look pretty aggressive, sparkle-wise, in the bottle, but just a few pumps spread over the chest and shoulders leaves you with the most flattering glow. It’s sparkly but not in that obnoxious second-grade Claire’s rollerball way, it smells amazing, and since it’s a dry oil, it absorbs quickly and doesn’t leave you greasy—a saving grace if you’re going out for the night.”

“Apparently I was really into shimmer this month. This blush from Benefit Cosmetics isn’t new, but I only just discovered it after getting my eyebrows shaped and waxed by one of the brand’s star pros. As pretty as it is to look at, it’s actually not quite so sparkly and bright once you apply it—which I appreciate. Instead, it delivers a really gorgeous hint of peachy color with a subtle highlighting effect from the gold shimmer. I plan on wearing it all the way into fall.” 

“I know Weleda Skin Food is not new to those who know what’s up in the beauty world, but I just hopped onto the bandwagon, and honestly think I’ll use this product for the rest of my life. It has actually turned me into a nightly lotion user—and I couldn’t be bothered to use lotion regularly before. How? Why? Well, it smells delicious with a faintly herbal or citrus scent I can’t quite nail. It’s also super thick, making it feel luxurious despite its affordable price tag. “Because it’s a heavier lotion, I use it mainly on my body, but I occasionally use it on my face as well when I have dry skin. Fun fact: The lotion was created in 1926. Something that has stood the test of time for that long must be good, plus it’s formulated with clean ingredients. There’s a long list of people who knew and loved this product before me (including Victoria Beckham and Priyanka Chopra), but I’m just glad I know about it now!”

“I’ve tried plenty of products that promise to reduce blemishes, but nothing I’ve used in the past compares to these patches from Zitsticka. The adhesive stickers have micro-darts that penetrate active ingredients (including salicylic acid and hyaluronic acid) deeper than anything you would apply topically to your skin. After leaving them on for two hours or overnight, I saw blemishes dramatically reduced or practically gone. Definitely have these on hand if you ever need to clear up your skin fast.”

“I don’t know what it is about all-natural deodorants, but for the longest time, I couldn’t seem to find one that a) actually worked and b) didn’t stain all my clothes. Shouldn’t be that hard, right? Well, after lots of trial and error, I finally found the natural deodorant to end them all. This one from Agent Nateur goes on clear and immediately sinks into my skin, truly lasts from morning till night, and comes in a cute cylindrical package. As for the scent, it has traces of lavender and eucalyptus, but since it’s technically unisex, it’s very subtle and natural.”

“Do you know how I knew that Versed’s brightening serum was legit? I rolled out of bed one morning to find that my skin was dull and dried out from drinking one too many glasses of wine the night before and decided this was the moment I’d put the serum to the test. It brought my skin back to life in a matter of moments (I’m all for products that give me immediate results), and I even earned a few compliments from co-workers on how my skin looked that day. If that’s not a success story, I don’t know what is.”

“Tatcha’s water cream is just as dreamy as its gorgeous container makes it look. The light-as-air formula leaves my skin hydrated without that shiny or greasy feeling other moisturizers give off, and since my skin type skews oily, this has made such a difference in reducing any potential breakouts. It’s also formulated with Japanese botanicals that purify my skin and minimize the look of my pores. Honestly, I didn’t know a moisturizer could do this much.”

“I like a lot of cheek color, and sometimes cream blushes are too sheer for me (unless I pile it on, which isn’t ideal). Luckily Kosas read my mind and just released its cult cream blush duos (and powders) in High Intensity formulas. The pigment is so good, and they really stay put (even in the humid South, where I live). The coordinating highlighter is so creamy and dewy, which really blurs out the blush, making it look especially natural. With my fair skin tone, I’m partial to this cool pink, but all of the shades look gorgeous.”

“I get excited for every Charlotte Tilbury launch, and per usual, her new matte foundation and color corrector really live up to the hype. The foundation honestly makes your skin look flawless. It isn’t heavy by any means, but I’ve been mixing it with a bit of the brand’s Wonderglow when I want to sheer it out a bit for daytime. Bonus: It comes in a whopping 44 shades. I’ve been pairing the foundation with Magic Vanish, which is a godsend for someone like me who never gets enough sleep. I just apply a dab under my eyes before my concealer and I look like I got a full eight hours (which is never the case).”

“This probably sounds like an overstatement, but Charlotte Tilbury’s Hollywood Flawless Filter made me actually look and feel flawless. It’s the perfect light layer of coverage for those of us who don’t love a heavy foundation situation, and while it looks like you have nothing on, it does so much, giving your skin a glowy, even appearance. I 100% recommend for extending the life of your summer glow indefinitely.”

“As someone who’s obsessive about sun protection, I was definitely intrigued by Supergoop’s new powder designed to protect your scalp where you part your hair. I think it’s pretty genius and has worked well for my auburn hair. Whenever I don’t want to wear a hat, I’ll definitely be using this to protect my scalp.”

“I try to keep my skincare routine as simple as possible, so I’ve never tried an essence before. That said, I might be sold on Facile Skin’s version, which made my skin look fresher and perkier than normal. Plus, the hyaluronic acid is super moisturizing.”

“I’m already a huge fan of Tatcha’s Water Cream ($68), but I started using the brand’s Violet-C Serum any marks left behind by acne. I think it’s really helped fade the spots and give me a more even skin tone. It should be used at night only, but as my dermatologist reminded me, the post-acne marks will not fade well if you’re not using sunscreen every morning as well.”

“My skin has been breaking out recently, which is annoying because normally it’s pretty low-maintenance. I’ve been using Versed’s Just Breathe Clarifying Serum after washing my face at night. I let it sit for a few minutes, and then I put on my usual night cream. After a week, my skin mellowed out, so I’m still using it daily, along with the line’s Stroke of Brilliance Brightening Serum ($20) in the mornings. The two have made my skin clearer, smoother, and brighter.” Next: The 22 Hair, Makeup, and Skincare Finds WWW Editors Couldn’t Stop Using in July

11 Skincare Brands French Girls Never Stray From

At this point, there’s just no resisting the allure of French beauty. We’re not the only ones totally obsessed with the effortlessly chic vibe French women emit, but we’ve spent years (seriously) dissecting every facet of the French way of life. When it comes to skincare, in particular, we’ve noticed that a less-is-more approach seems to be the secret to achieving a peak French vibe.

Gone are the days of having to physically visit France to load up on all the beauty goods known to be in heavy rotation on French girls’ vanities. I mean, that wouldn’t be the worst thing, but thanks to a whole lot of Instagram stalking and some heavy online shopping, we’ve tracked down the 11 skincare brands French women love the most and exactly where you can shop them from the comfort of your own home. Read on to get the scoop!

To say this brand is beloved would be a massive understatement. If it’s not enough that Jeanne Damas, one of our favorite French influencers, called out the brand’s Sensibio Micellar Water as one of her go-to products, there are infinitely more famous fans who have done the same. 

This French pharmacy brand counts loads of influential Parisians as fans, including makeup artist Salima Aliani. Its most notable product, Huile Prodigieuse, is a multipurpose dry oil that, right in line with French skincare values, provides supple moisture for the face, body, and hair.

This centuries-old brand is another one you’ll see on just about every list calling out French favorites, cult-beauty must-haves, and so on. Cool-girl Scheena Donia has raved about the brand’s thermal water to her 50,000 Instagram followers, and she’s not the only one.

This brand dates all the way back to the age of Marie Antoinette, whose use of rare botanicals and essential oils in her skincare helped shape the way the French approached caring for their skin.

This Bordeaux-born brand utilizes antioxidant-rich grape-seed polyphenols in its range of cult-beauty products. It’s no surprise that the three products it first brought to market are still available today. They’re just that good.

This isn’t exactly a skincare line, but no conversation about French beauty buys would be complete with mentioning the now-iconic haircare range. This is definitely one of the buzzier brands to hit Americans’ radar, but French women relied on it way before these chic bottles flooded the collective domestic Instagram feed. 

If you’ve ever found yourself in the chair of a professional makeup artist, this brand’s famous Lait-Crème is something you’ve likely seen before. From French women’s vanities to highly publicized placements on just about every It girl’s top shelf, this brand is the ultimate in cult-beauty favorites.

If you’re looking for clean, Earth-friendly products that actually get the job done, look no further than Klorane. It’s the perfect embodiment of the French beauty philosophy in that it prioritizes natural formulas without sacrificing efficacy. 

From French spas to vanities across the globe, this chemist-formulated line is all about results. The goal? To offer a more personalized approach to helping all achieve beautiful skin.

This brand’s origins in medical eye care during World War II–era France have influenced its present-day reputation as a go-to eyecare brand among French women. Your eyes, eyelashes, and eyebrows will thank you for getting acquainted with it!

This science-backed dermo-cosmetics line was developed in France in the 1930s, and it’s a go-to for French women to this day. It utilizes Vichy Thermal Spa Water, a mineral-rich substance originating from volcanoes to help all skin look and feel its best.

Up next, how to grow healthy hair and lashes, according to an expert.