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of celebrities and their luxurious homes.

Wellness and glowing beauty tips behind

the scenes of red carpet and glam looks.

Let's shine together with Woman Magazine.

In today's Woman Magazine, you'll catch...

Fashion expert Kaye Barron reveals how to

decode event dress codes from black tie

and cocktail to wedding guest attire and

build a timeless wardrobe of elevated essentials.

Model Yumi Nu in a summer yellow Alexis

Mabel outfit shares her out-of-control

chopstick beauty secret before dining at

Maison O with fashion bestie Devon Garcia.

Step into the enchanting world of shaded

drive where a dated lakefront retreat in

central Florida undergoes a breathtaking transformation.

Sporting a daring knit bra top paired

with a leather floor-length skirt,

Emma Chamberlain showcases her bold style

for a night out around Place Van Dome.

It's all about the look.

Fashion expert Kaye Barron decodes event

dress codes and shares tips for building a timeless wardrobe.

Hi everybody, I'm Kaye Barron. Today's dilemma,

how to decipher event dress codes.

And I'm going to do that by talking you through several

outfits that work for black tie, formal,

cocktail and the ever confusing smart casual.

So I'm going to start with black tie. Usually in your

everyday life, you're not invited to that many.

Amazing if you are. I'd love to have your life. But it does mean

that you don't need a lot of outfits in your closet that work

for black tie. But what you should have is that dress or

that suit that makes you feel incredible.

Which is why I've gone for this amazing dress

by Emilia Wickstead. It really is the most amazing shade of red

and also a really simple piece just to zip up.

Don't really need a lot of accessories to go with it.

I've just gone for a pair of black Manolo

Blahnik sandals with quite a high heel

height because I do love to have a high heel.

And then I've just added a few beautiful

fine jewelry rings and then some earrings as well.

And then I would just add a little bag.

When I go to events, I don't like to have

a mini mini bag because I feel like I haven't got everything

I need. Which is why this bag from Ferragamo is perfect.

You can fit all your essentials and a little bit more in it,

which is great. And also, I think with

a dress like this, you don't want the shoulder bag

so anything that distracts just a clutch that you can have and wear

slightly further down the body or tucked under the arm.

Especially if you're going to hold your drink too.

I love the flash of red which perfectly matches the dress.

This color isn't your thing and it's not your comfort zone and

I think you have to feel really amazing in what you're wearing

for black tie. You could go for the little black dress

or in this case the long black dress. This dress

is by Proenza. I love the simplicity of it but it's actually

still quite sexy especially with the halter neck front.

And then it just has this lower back but it's not

too low so you can still wear it a bra under it if you need to.

It's great also just with some great accessories like

the jewelry that I'm wearing and also just with a great

bag like this one from Gucci.

And I love the fact that the patent leather from the Gucci

just adds a little bit of texture to it as well.

The question a lot of people ask about black tie

is do you still have to wear a long floor length gown?

And the answer is not necessarily. I do love

a woman in a room that's wearing a tuxedo.

I tried this on earlier and I absolutely love it.

This is by Tom Ford, an amazing blue velvet suit

with tuxedo detailed trousers.

Fits incredibly. And I like the idea of it

with just either a simple black bra underneath,

or nothing at all and just like a long piece of jewelry

or if you need something slightly more modest than a black camisole.

The second dress code we're going to speak to is formal.

Some people might think of the word formal and they think it

means boring. Get that out of your head. Formals should just

mean classic. And I'm going to approach this as if

I have been invited to a formal wedding. Not a black tie wedding

but still a formal one which is maybe more traditional.

But just because it's formal doesn't mean to say you can't have

fun with it through color, texture and a hint of skin.

I think that when it comes to weddings,

especially traditional ones, wearing black

is often frowned upon. Some people I think have told me

actually think it's rude that people wear black to weddings.

So apologies if anyone has ever thought I've been rude at their

wedding wearing black. So I'm going to go for black

and white polka dot. I think that's completely allowed.

But I've also just paired them with a pair of red Paris, Texas.

Shoes which are really comfortable and a really

kind of like easy heel height which is really good for dancing.

Which is always really important at a wedding. And then I've also

just paired it with some jewelry just mixing the metals.

If you feel even uncomfortable wearing

black and white to a formal wedding.

This gorgeous color option, again

it's the same set but in this amazing yellow.

This looks great if you've got a little bit of

sunkiss skin or darker skin it looks beautiful.

This is by Alaia. And Alaia really know how to make

an amazing dress that will make you feel fantastic.

The fit of this is gorgeous and actually it's a very good weight

of fabric as well. So it really does kind of cinch you in.

It looks like it's quite a simple shape.

Which it is but it's classic with a twist which is what I think

we should always bring to a formal dress code.

And this cowl neckline can also double up as a hood.

You might not think you need a hood in your formal evening dress.

But there's always room for hood when it comes to Alaia.

And it actually looks incredibly modern if it's just

pulled up over the head maybe towards the end of the evening.

This looks great with a little Alaia evening bag.

It just makes it feel a little bit more contemporary too.

I love the fact that this Alaia bag was perfectly

with a book dot of this outfit as well.

The final dress codes we're talking to are cocktail

and smart casual. For me cocktail invites

are the most fun and the best to get.

And it's my favourite way of dressing up. But I think

if you've been invited to something and there's a dress code

dress up for it rather than down. And I think that there is a

combination that works for cocktail parties,

for smart casual events, and also

for loads and loads and loads of general parties.

And that is jeans and a really good going out top.

This outfit may be one of my favourite things I've ever worn.

I'm a complete denim girl and I live in jeans.

And I love the idea that you can just put on a going out top

and then the world is your oyster.

But this top is very special. This is by Dolce & Gabbana.

I like the fact that it feels kind of quite simple,

really kind of structured, and has this big scarf tie that again is

simple from the front that then leaves a long train at the back.

I could wear this again, obviously with jeans, but then

with high-waisted trousers, skirts, dress up even more.

So it works for cocktail, but also works for events too.

I think if I'm going to wear something a bit more cropped,

I like to wear the jeans quite high. These jeans are by

Silver Lake. If you're wearing high-waisted jeans or any trousers

and the belt loops are exposed,

I do think that you should always wear a belt.

Belts are unsung heroes in our wardrobes. And I love this one

by Saint Laurent. Because this top is so incredible,

you don't need huge amount of accessories.

So I've just gone for these gold earrings from Jennifer Fisher.

And then I have added these Bottega sandals.

And I do love the fact that these jeans are slightly shorter

and combined with the sandals.

They feel quite 80s. And I do love the fact that there's an 80s

aesthetic that's back. But if you want to add a little bit of

color as well, then I think you can do that within your bag.

And I love this really brilliant one from Jill Sander.

Such a good smash of hot orange. Wear it across body.

Really good keeping on you when you're dancing too.

I love going out tops, even if I don't actually go out that much.

And I do feel that you can never have too many.

I like that this one from the front by Saint Laurent looks

quite modest. I mean always sophisticated of course

at Saint Laurent. But they've got these great shoulder pads

that just gives you a little bit of a power shoulder.

But then from the back is amazing draped back of the neckline.

Two-command attention when you're leaving a room as well.

And come on, nobody is going to have a terrible night

in this dress. This is by Alessandra Rich.

It feels quite Melanie Griffith in Working Girl.

And if you haven't seen that film, go and watch it. And again,

because this kind of does everything for you, all you need

would be a pair of earrings and a great pair of high heel sandals.

Then this is a great one from Stella McCartney,

which somebody did compare to a kind of

early Madonna outfit earlier. So you can't go wrong with that.

It is one shouldered. So you have

basically your arm coming out of the side and creates this amazing

kind of shape on your shoulder. Very dramatic.

But again, super easy to wear and doesn't need a lot of

accessorizing either. And a piece that you should have in your

closet, if you don't already, is a black jacket.

This one can just throw over an amazing evening gown.

You can throw it over something more formal.

It just gives it a little bit more edge. And of course, it works

perfectly with jeans and a great top.

A shorter jacket with high waisted jeans does

make my legs look longer. And that's always a win for me.

And this, which is unexpected, but because of the top I'm wearing.

Also, it just gives me a nice tail.

Now you know how to decipher the dress codes

that are in the invites that are rolling in. For you this season.

But the main thing is that you just have the best

time in whatever you're wearing.

Watch as model Yumi Nu brings us

along for her Vogue World Paris fitting.

Look at it and all of this beauty people.

I literally just landed this morning.

I'm so excited. I have no idea what I'm wearing.

And here we go.

Hi. -Hey.

We tried on a lot of looks. We landed on this French designer,

Alexima Vue.

I'm going to go take this off and I'll meet you guys outside.

Before we go, I want to do a little touch shop before dinner.

This is my beauty secret.

Let's put some chopstick everywhere.

Even the eyes, which is crazy. I know.

I'm out of control. Can't be stopped.

Alright, let's walk around and go to dinner.

We are here at Maison. Look how cute.

So in the fitting, Karine told me that she wants

me to have big, crimped hair.

I haven't had crimped hair since I was like seven.

So I'm excited for that.

And then we're going to do crazy rainbow eye makeup.

We're in the hands of Pat McGrath, so I'm not worried.

Oh my god. -Hi. -Yay.

This is my bestie, Devyn. -What's up?

We met at Jekyll's show in what, 2021? -2021.

Yeah. -It was my first show. And I was super, super nervous.

And I saw Yumi kind of standing there like waiting.

So I went up and I'm like, hey, I'm Devyn.

And then the rest was history. -Yeah.

I think it's very relieving to have a friend. And the industry.

I think especially a friend that's in the same category.

Because they're both bigger. And usually when jobs are booking us,

there's only one bigger girl, which is mine.

But yeah, we'll call each other like, we're actually not going to

be in New York. I'm on option for this. She's like,

no, wait, I'm on option too. -Yeah, yeah.

Oh, wow.

Look at the camera.

You heard the call time was 9 am, right?

Yeah, the call time I heard was 9 am and the show was at 9 pm.

Long day, I'm probably a big rehearsal.

I definitely feel like this one is more fun because...

I don't know the whole experience even going into the fitting.

It's like, what am I going to wear? It's like a surprise.

You don't know what designer. -Food was delicious.

You're a French woman. -I know.

Picture? -Mm-hmm.

It's like really funny. -Mm-hmm.

Oh my God. -This one's cute. -No.

See you later. -Let's get out of here.

So waiting for Devin, we got to go to this party.

But thanks for hanging with me today

and I'll see you at Vogue World.

Up next in Woman Magazine.

Step into the enchanting world of

Shaded Drive, where a dated lakefront retreat in

Central Florida undergoes a breathtaking transformation.

Sporting a daring knit-brought top

paired with a leather floor-length skirt,

Emma Chamberlain showcases her bold style

for a night out around Place Van Dome.

It's all about the look.

Don't touch that dial. We'll return shortly.

Welcome back to Woman Magazine.

Step into the enchanting world of

Shaded Drive, where a dated lakefront retreat in

Central Florida undergoes a breathtaking transformation.

Sporting a daring knit-brought top

paired with a leather floor-length skirt,

Emma Chamberlain showcases her bold style

for a night out around Place Van Dome.

It's all about the look.

Shaded Drive's Lakefront Retreat in Central Florida

transformed from dark and dated to radiant and vibrant

through strategic structural changes

and meticulous design upgrades.

The theme we were going for on this home was whimsical,

but still sophisticated.

We wanted pastels and fun colors, and the client has a really,

really great collection of art. So we wanted everything else

to kind of be that backdrop to let the art shine.

So for this project, we really started from scratch.

It was the floors were replaced.

We did a beautiful checkerboard pattern

in both the entry as well as the pool bar,

came in with a really solid

neutral hardwood for the rest of the main level,

and custom drapes, custom pillows, and

recovered some furniture that really meant a lot to the family.

So upstairs in the primary suite, we stuck with the blues.

We came in with custom drapery as well as

a custom canopy that we had our local work room make.

And in the bathroom, we kept it elevated.

Custom cabinets that were really pretty

shade of baby blue, really pretty marble -like tile.

We did a picture rail in the shower, but

the closet is really just pure magic.

We went with a dusty rose custom cabinet

that has all the storage but special details

that really, really elevate the area.

These are the types of houses that I'm just happy

that there's a life in them, and someone's renovating them well.

And it's not like somebody flipping a house,

and they just put the cheap cabinets in,

and you know, they don't take care.

But when they're buying it as their forever home,

and they want it done right, and they want

it to be great, and they want to share it with their friends and

family and host parties, and just enjoy the house.

I think that's my favorite.

Dressed in Rick Owens, Emma Chamberlain,

and stylist Jared Ellner embrace minimal

and mature for Vogue World, Paris.

I am gonna have to say it. We did some sit testing earlier.

Would you like to see? Three, two, one.

Sit. She said.

So ultimately I can't move a lot in the sitting position,

so I'm just gonna be sitting like this. Oh, yes.

I actually probably am gonna be like this.

This is my first Vogue World, so I'm

very excited. I feel like I'm possibly showing up to the best

Vogue World thus far, not that, you know,

it's a competition or anything, but I think this one's

gonna be iconic. Jared and I are so excited about this look.

It's Rick Owens. Jared, come over. We need to discuss.

Like literally when I get to wear something, it's like Jared

gets to wear it because we're so in it together in a way.

It's fun. I feel like we spend a lot of years building up

to doing things that are like for the fashion community,

and this one feels very fashion. -This is one of

my favorite looks I've ever worn. I say that about every look.

The Rick Owens team was so generous to let me wear it.

Sort of encapsulates what I've been trying to do with fashion

as I'm growing up. A little bit like a bit more minimal,

a bit more mature. It is also risky too, which, you know, I like

to do because I tend to use fashion

in a more like utilitarian way, like I'm a bit more functional.

I don't know, like when it comes to going to fashion shows or

fashion events, I'm excited to sort of be a character in a way.

This is Davide, he's doing hair and we are snatching her head.

Sophia on makeup.

And this is Emma who is focusing on the snatch.

You know when you put your hair up and it just sort of like

just kind of, I don't know, it makes your face feel

kind of like lifted in a way. Sometimes you want that,

but you want your hair to be down.

And in fashion land, you do the little braids

and you tie them back. And is it a little bit painful? Yes.

I don't know. There's just something about Vogue World

in Paris. It just feels like a great time to let

the look shine and just do like really,

you know, beautiful natural skin and just

snatch the face with the braid and let that do all the work.

This is, this is fashion, baby.

So Vogue World, what is it you might be asking

yourself at home? It's very inspired by culture.

You know, the culture of where the event is

being held, like for example, this Vogue World is in Paris.

From what I've heard, there's going to be a focus on sports.

Why? Because the Olympics are happening here this year.

In fact, I'm, I might be going to the Olympics to watch, obviously.

I imagine I'm like competing in the Olympics, but also

celebrating 100 years of fashion in Paris.

Obviously Paris is one of the most, if not the most

fashionable places in the world.

Okay, so as per usual, we're a little bit fashionably late,

so we need to get going. Jared, let's get into it.

Let's do it. See you in a minute. Bye.

Here it is. The look.

Jared. I don't know. -This is you.

Jared, come over here. -Rick Owens is like true Parisian fashion.

Totally. -It's very fashion girl.

I don't know if this look is going to work for you in 20 years.

So this feels like the right time. -You know what?

Yeah, like let's just do it now. Why not? -Usually we do a lot

of adjusting and tailoring because

Emma's much shorter than a runway model. The top,

there was no alterations. The skirt made it a bit shorter.

That's it. -It's like it's risky and it's fun. And I think

Jared and I are in a place in our fashion journey

where we're excited about

doing stuff that we haven't done yet, but also taking a risk.

You know, and the glam team brought the face

together in such a beautiful way and we have to go.

We're going to do our final little touches, put a little

tape here, a little tape there. Oh, we're going

to take a little picture because Instagram eats first.

And then we'll see you in the car.

Bye. Oh my God, I'm on the trip.

That was bad. I should know running.

We're doing it. We're going.

Pre-event rituals. Sometimes I get a facial.

This time I did not. I did like a little at-home facial.

I sometimes get massages because I feel

like it helps with, especially when I'm traveling,

inflammation in the body, like just get all the inflammation out.

I've gotten to work with Vogue in so many different beautiful ways.

And so I feel like so proud and excited every time I get to

attend one of these, you know, phenomenal events.

And it also just like, it's always a very

humbling experience for me because I never thought

every single time I get to attend an event like this.

I'm like, this is not something I ever imagined.

So it's always very special to me.

Thank you for watching. See you next week on Woman.