Meanwhile, Mercury enters your joy sector like a chaotic but loveable bestie. Starting October 29th, Mercury in Sag lights up your romance, play, and passion zone. Translation: your texts might get flirty, your jokes land louder, and you may be tempted to post a thirst trap just to feel something. Mercury in Sag wants you to remember what it’s like to fall in love with your own damn mind — and maybe someone else’s too. Say yes to the spontaneous invite. Go on that “just for fun” date. Make something dumb and beautiful. You’re in your comedic rom-com era, and even if it gets messy, it’ll be entertaining as hell.
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Your weekly horoscope is here. Scorpio season, aka spooky season, peaks this week with its metaphysical symbols of decay, death, transformation, and regeneration. Northern cultures celebrate with ritual to mark this cross-quarter eve of the sun’s descent toward the brittle winter. The halfway point between the Autumn equinox and the winter solstice, Halloween reminds us that the cooler months were once touch-and-go for people and animals less hardy. Representing the dying strength of the sun and vegetation at this time of year, remember your loved ones (yes, including furry friends), and acknowledge the spectral non-material layers of perception. Halloween falls on Friday, so ring in your ghoul gang, dress to slay in your spooktacular best, and enjoy the light side of the dark side of life. Crack out your best puns as Mercury heads into fun-loving Sagittarius midweek. And consider costuming as an iconic power couple since Venus (aesthetics) is traveling behind the sun, still in relationship-oriented Libra.
Read on to discover what’s in store for your sign during the week of October 26 through November 1, 2025.
Aries (March 21–April 19)
Mercury is the planet of comms and, in ancient myth, had a penchant for getting into mischief. This week, it moves into Sagittarius, the truth seeker, activating your sphere of international concerns, philosophy, and big picture vistas. What winding paths of hot topics are you drawn to right now? Consider your response to hot-button conversations, as this influence suggests foot in mouth syndrome. Instead, solve a problem, puzzle, or conundrum. Plan travel, study, or brainstorm your options to get them clear and build out from your current position. This is an optimistic influence, lending flair to how you express yourself. Take a positive approach, and you’re more likely to come up with solutions that surprise you. Your sphere of shared resources is in focus this season, so consider a costume collab. Team up; combos are amusing and have more impact, so if you’ve got it, haunt it.
Taurus (April 20–May 20)

The mists of spooky season waft through your sphere of one-to-one partnership, so find the Romeo to your Ghouliette and team up for the Halloween celebrations. A well-themed romantic dinner for two before joining friends for a party? Pumpkin spice latte with bestie over the weekend to catch up and celebrate your connection? How about reflecting on relationships past and considering what you could well and truly lay to rest if you’ve been keeping a little bit of love on life support. We all know you don’t like to let go, but do it with love and gratitude in your heart, and you will both feel more free with space for Mr/Ms tall, dark, and gorgeously ghoulish. Take an adventurous approach to deep and meaningful conversation. Seek the truth within your own psyche and motivations, or get to know someone special in a way that drops down beneath the everyday superficial surface.
Gemini (May 21–June 21)

Mercury heads into your opposite sign midweek, activating all things comms in your zone of one-to-ones. You share the communication axis with big picture Sagittarius, so roam long, winding, and uplifting conversational paths. Have the big conversations, yes, about what your shared vision is. Philosophical chats with your bestie over a pumpkin spice latte? Yes, broaden the concept around what’s possible on a topic or in your relationships. This is an intellectually stimulating month, so be open to friendly challenge on a variety of topics. Since Mercury will retrograde later in this cycle, don’t say ‘I do’ or sign on a dotted line if you can help it. More information tends to come to light over retrogrades, so read the fine print if you can’t postpone. Spooky season activates your sphere of fitness, work, routine, and pets, so send some fond thoughts to those fluffy, dearly departed animal friends. Consider a ‘death by ’80s aerobics’ costume theme, and as always, twin up!
Cancer (June 22–July 22)

Spooky season looks good on you since it’s hosted by sister water sign Scorpio. Sharing the element of water means emotional awareness, connection, and hyper focus on your nearest and dearest, so spend quality time and consider a family Halloween this year. Your sphere of leisure, self-expression, fun, and dating is lit, so even more reason to make this occasion one to celebrate. We never regret spending time and putting effort into events. But we do regret not doing that, so go with it, whether blood is thicker than water or your chosen family is the one that is there for you through thick and thin. Mercury, planet of comms, is all about your work and wellness sphere from Wednesday. Even more reason to have fun with Halloween puns, keep it light and bright, and lean into an optimistic mindset. If you have a grand vision for a project or pivot, brainstorm under this influence. Think big, dear Cancer, then do your due diligence.
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Leo (July 23–August 22)

It’s the spookiest party of the year this Friday, and you don’t need to be home alone—call up ghoul friends and family and organize an event or night out. There’s still time to pull a costume together or go that extra mile on an existing one. Since this is your domestic sphere that is highlighted over this season, there’s even more reason to deck your halls with ghosts of lovers past and host at home. Mercury is the planet of communication, and this week it switches signs, landing in sister fire sign, Sagittarius. In your sphere of dating, leisure, and expression, this is a super creative and joyous time. Take a sabbatical for your mind, open it up to new ideas, and go see comedy. You’re the performer of the zodiac, try your hand at telling the jokes, you’re bound to get some laughs and entertain. This could be the start of a new era in you doing you, and everyone LOVING it.
Virgo (August 23–September 22)

Ok, so your trick-or-treating days may be a little behind you now, but Halloween is still a fun occasion to get together with your scream team. Activating your social sphere of local one-to-ones, Halloween is a chance to connect with people in your vicinity through fun ghoulish puns, treating the little tricksters that come by for candy, etc. Why not host friends or head out? It’s on Friday, perfect. Keep it close to home, and you may just make a few new contacts while everyone is having a blast in their ghoulish or sexy alter egos. If there’s a hatchet you could bury, now would be the time. Let it go, dear Virgo. Your ruling planet, Mercury, is all about the mind and comms. Midweek, it makes a move into your domestic sphere. Bring your enquiring mind to explore familial connections, pass the talking stick, and hear everyone’s point of view. If you live solo, invite friends for conversation that opens people’s minds and perspectives. You’re challenged to explore and open up rather than dive into solutions or practical application straight away.
Libra (September 23–October 23)
This Halloween, remember you are drop-dead gorgeous, ruled by Venus, the Goddess of beauty, love, and harmony. Why not roll with and build on that theme for your spooky season celebrations? Even better, work in with bae or bestie for double the impact and go as an iconic duo. Find the Velma to your Daphne (Scooby Doo), the Gomez to your Morticia (The Addams Family), or the Madam Guillotine to your Marie Antoinette (actual historical woman and early implement of mass destruction) for this year’s cross-quarter day festivities on Friday. While Venus is still in your sign, turn up the Venusian glamour, add sparkle, wit, and a ton of puns to your characters. Since the focus is on your sphere of income, be sure to get plenty of footage if you need content for your socials. Don’t go too overboard on spending, although if it’s an investment, well, work/life balance. Consolidate and RIP draining subscriptions to save your dollars. Your social and curiosity factor dials up from Wednesday, make connections.
Scorpio (October 24–November 21)

‘Tis the season to be spooky! Of course, Halloween (this Friday) is a concentration of all things Scorpionic; you are 100% that witch. The bats, the metaphysical magic, the sexy scream-alicious ghoul-squads. With your curiosity around mystery and the hidden, you’re like an archeologist of sexuality, psychology, and the metaphysical sides of life. If you have to dig, you’re in! Dip below the surface on that hot topic or cold case you’re oh-so curious about, before Mercury leaps from your research-oriented sign into high vibe Sagittarius. Ok, so you’d rather stick to the shadows most of the time, but this week it’s worth planning a holiday costume or two and heading to a dress-up party or gathering. Why not host one of your own so you stay in control of proceedings and the dimmer switch on the lights? Take a positive attitude and a growth mindset to your financial sector from midweek. Look for opportunities and you’re more likely to find or create them. It’s time to grow that bottom line, birthday boo.
Sagittarius (November 22–December 21)

Mercury bolts into your sign on Wednesday, finally exiting on January 1, but be warned, it will retrograde back to Scorpio, so keep plans open and adjust as you go. Nothing in concrete if you can help it, for now. While Mercury’s in Sagittarius, you possess the gift of self-expression so dial up your persuasive spin, and inspiring sermons on something you’re passionate about. Lift the spirits of others or open up concepts you think they’ll benefit from if they’ve been stuck in a limited view or mindset. If you’re looking for change and adaptation, and let’s face it, as a sign built to flex, when aren’t you, then brainstorm over this period. If you’re going back to the drawing board and ready to begin a new project, direction, or even era, this is your time to cast your options wide and see what sticks. Halloween is all about the mystical for you, so dig deep into your fantasies and go with a mythological archetype, fantastical creature, or amusing ‘this goes with that’ concept.
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Capricorn (December 22–January 19)

Get the Scream team together this Friday, your Halloween is all about being socially connected. Catch up, party hop, revel in ghoulish new contacts if you can manage it. Halloween is a fun event celebrating a serious topic. Death, decay, the spirit world of friends, family, and ancestors past. But it doesn’t have to be dreary or macabre. With tongue in cheek and to your audience’s delight, you could learn and recite fellow Capricorn Edgar Allen Poe’s iconic gothic poem, The Raven. “While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping, as of someone gently rapping, rapping at my chamber door.” Capricorn knows that life can be a grind; the difference is that you relish shouldering responsibility and coming up trumps in the end. So the reality check this season offers is a breath of fresh scare to you, while others may find it a little grueling, or is that, ghouling ; ) Mercury activates your sphere of dreams, try an upbeat motto about expansion and positivity for the rest of the month, you’ll be delighted and surprised by the results.
Aquarius (January 20–February 18)

Mercury, Planet of comms and all things trickery, heads into your sphere of friendships and broader social connections from Wednesday. In perky Sagittarius, this is rather a raucous combo built for networking far and wide. Get your message out, adventure into circles that stimulate your mind and inspire you. Your professional and public sphere hosts Halloween, the jewel in Scorpio season’s crown. What you do matters, how you present yourself, and what you say. With this in mind, it’s easier to lead an exemplary month. Think like a mentor, modeling how to do or be. With that in mind, what message will you send with your Halloween costuming, what you share publicly on social, or share with family and friends? This is a great opportunity to comment, have your say, or just raise the vibration through fun and festivity with your costuming of choice. Make the most of this social, festive occasion and share real talk with those you meet.
Pisces (February 19–March 20)

As Mercury activates your public-facing professional sphere from Wednesday, it’s time to talk your way to the top. Master the art of spin, spruik your wares, and update your copy. Think big picture, optimistically, and take leaps of faith. Talk yourself up, not down! Since Mercury will retrograde in this area, you’ll need to keep your ideas open to adaptation as you go. You’re still on the journey to rethinking something in this area, even if you don’t know it yet. Halloween has us all asking, are they just broom mates or something more? Well, if you’re going to team up, why not create a costumed couple that screams Iconic duo? Your sphere of higher education, exotic cultures, and travel is the focal point for this season, so take it as inspo for costume ideas. If you’re feeling shy and retiring, find a way to bring creativity in, go to a party anyway, or head out to people-watch to enjoy the effort others have put in. Be your own media company and share your experience. We’d all love to see your Halloween review and social snaps.
Victoria Beckham’s Favourite Jeans Have Just Topped My Winter Wishlist
It’s no understatement to say that I wear jeans every single day. My colleagues can vouch for this—on the rare occasions they’ve spotted me in anything else, the reaction is nothing short of shock. Sure, this leans a little basic for a fashion editor, but jeans just feel like me.
While I’m devoted to denim, I’m not loyal to just one cut or wash. From straight-leg to wide, indigo to ecru, I like to keep my wardrobe varied. Still, despite owning almost every style imaginable, I’m always on the lookout for new-season contenders. How it hadn’t occurred to me before, I’ll never know, but I’ve realised that the Victoria Beckham Alina jeans are the missing piece in my denim collection.
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As she’s out and about a little more than usual at the moment, coinciding with the release of her new Netflix docuseries, Victoria Beckham has been on my mind a fair bit these past few weeks—and naturally, that sent me down a rabbit hole of revisiting her best looks. As a fellow denim devotee, I couldn’t help but notice one silhouette that she reaches for more than any others: the Alina Jeans (£390) from her namesake label. Worn time and again, they’re clearly her denim of choice, and I’m newly inspired to follow suit.
Available in an array of washes—from rich inky blues (Victoria’s personal favourite) to elegant corduroy iterations—these high-rise, retro-leaning jeans are versatile enough to carry through every season. I can already see them paired with chunky knits now and billowy blouses come spring.
Ever inspired by Victoria’s refined take on everyday dressing, I’ll be adding the Alina jeans to my rotation immediately. Read on to shop the style below.
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Everything You Need to Know About Vogue World 2025 in Hollywood, California
When Vogue World made its debut in New York three ago, a stretch of downtown Manhattan turned into an open-air runway parade, complete with Vogue models, Howard University dancers, and Fendi baguettes. In 2023, the event headed to London’s historic Theatre Royal Drury Lane, where Annie Lennox serenaded the crowd, Tom Sturridge and Sophie Okonedo performed Shakespeare, and the Supers enjoyed a super reunion. Then, June 2024 saw Vogue World transform Paris’s Place Vendôme for a thrilling celebration of fashion and sport starring Bad Bunny, Kendall and Gigi (on horseback!), and 683 fashion looks called in for models, dancers, athletes, and orchestra players.
Tonight, October 26, Vogue World will return Stateside, this time taking place in sunny Los Angeles. Vogue World: Hollywood will celebrate the rich conversation between film and fashion, centering the most inspiring characters in cinema history. Count on high style, high drama, and even more special performances.
Vogue World has uplifted local communities since its inception, to date donating more than $3 million. For Vogue World: Hollywood, 100% of ticket proceeds will go to the Entertainment Community Fund, with a focus on supporting costume community professionals impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires. Vogue will work with the Costume Designers Guild and E.C.F. to identify those most directly affected.
Below, everything you need to know about Vogue World: Hollywood.
When is Vogue World: Hollywood?
Vogue World: Hollywood will take place tonight, October 26, 2025.
Where will Vogue World: Hollywood be held?
The fashion and film tribute will take place on the Paramount Pictures Studios Lot in Hollywood—one of the oldest film studios in the world and the last still headquartered in the famed Los Angeles district. Famous films shot there include Sunset Boulevard, Psycho, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, and Indiana Jones.
Where will Vogue World: Hollywood be livestreamed?
Tonight’s livestream—directed by Emmy– and Grammy Award–winning director and executive producer Mark A. Ritchie—can be viewed right on vogue.com! Showtime is at 6 p.m. PDT.
How will Vogue World: Hollywood differ from previous versions of the event?
“Vogue World: Hollywood will be a one-night-only show with a huge cast of models and actors, setting great film costumes next to brilliant fashion collections,” Vogue global editorial director and Condé Nast chief content officer Anna Wintour shared at a March 2025 press conference. “By mixing fashion and the arts and culture in the center of a city, and by raising money for a cause, Vogue World has become a runway show-as-rallying cry—a way to fix the attention of a huge global audience, to bring awareness, and sound an unmistakable note of positivity, creativity, and hope.”
Will there be performances at Vogue World: Hollywood?
Yes! Tonight’s show will include special performances by Doja Cat—whose fifth studio album, Vie, was released last month—and Vogue Spain’s November 2025 cover star, Gracie Abrams.
Grandma Shoes Are the Winter 2025 Trend That’ll Dress Up Any Pair of Jeans
Grandma shoes making a comeback in the trend cycle feels like a delicious irony. What once evoked bingo afternoons and hard candies has now become an object of desire for those who want that classic, quiet-luxury vibe.
In winter 2025, shoes typically associated with our beloved grannies—think square-toe silhouettes, short block heels, and discreet buckles—have resurfaced as an elegant footwear alternative. In a world saturated with casual sneakers and impossible-to-walk-in platforms, there’s something irresistible and exciting about returning to footwear that prioritizes comfort without sacrificing charm.
Far from being a nostalgic nod, this trend resurrects the kind of practical elegance that characterized generations past. These new “grandma shoes” combine polished materials and restrained proportions with a retro flair that works well with any type of jeans. From the neatest straight line to the baggiest baggy jeans, there’s just something about pairing a classic shoe style with contemporary pants that signals good taste. Grandma would be proud.
Ahead, the grandma shoe styles we’re shopping for fall and winter 2025.
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This slim, slightly pointed-toe flat is the very definition of effortless elegance, as Kendall Jenner proves above. Its minimalist silhouette fits naturally under straight-leg jeans to create a clean line that elongates the figure. The contrast between the stiffness of the denim and the softness of the leather shoe makes for a beautiful visual harmony too. This look doesn’t seek attention, but it gets it through its refined simplicity. Ideal for fast-paced days at the office, this combo works best with button-down shirts, double-breasted blazers, and other pieces that walk the line between casual and polished.
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Overnight, the temperatures have dropped and an icy breeze has rolled in, declaring that winter has officially arrived. As a shopping editor, I’ve spent the past few weeks hunting down the best knitwear, scouring the new coat offerings, and handpicking the most worthwhile and expensive-looking pieces to make our winter wardrobes both cosy and stylish. Today, my best friend asked if I could help her build a sophisticated capsule wardrobe with an affordable edge, and this is exactly what I sent her.
In terms of personal style, my best friend is drawn to minimalist pieces with a polished edge and enduring appeal. Her summer wardrobe is an immaculately crafted selection of anti-trend styles that she calls upon year after year, but the balancing act of warmth and style is proving tricky this winter. Thankfully, I spend every day scouring the high street for the most elevated styles, and with the support of beloved names like Marks & Spencer, Zara and COS, I’ve shown her just how to create a sleek winter wardrobe that she can rely on this winter and for many more to come.
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When it comes to shopping the high street, Marks & Spencer, Zara and COS always get it right. This season, Marks & Spencer is leaning into texture to make its pieces feel high-end, with soft velvets, sleek satins and an array of cosy knits. Instantly, these pieces bring a considered touch to our looks. Already this season, we’ve seen a series of Zara styles fly off the digital shelves, thanks to its highly elevated autumn/winter 2025 collection. Getting ahead of the trends is something that the brand is known for, and this season, the focus is on fine details that bring a sophistication to our cold-weather pieces. From funnel necks to elevated colour palettes, these are the kinds of trending accents that never go out of style. Finally, COS brings its attention to detail and high-quality fabrications to the fore for the new season. Creating elevated styles with the designer look but not the price tag is what it does best, along with leaning into classic pieces with an edge. An elongated hemline here, an oversized silhouette there, COS brings a contemporary touch to our most relied upon styles.
Keep scrolling to shop the elegant winter wardrobe from Zara, M&S and COS.
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Tonight, Sydney Sweeney continues her press run for her upcoming biopic, Christy, with a premiere in Los Angeles. In honor of the exciting moment, the star chose to do something drastic—chop and dye her waist-skimming locks. Of course, her go-to hair team, colorist Jacob Schwartz and hairstylist Glen Coco, were on hand for the transformation.
“Sydney was looking for a change and wanted to have a big hair moment for the red carpet to support her new movie, Christy,” says Schwartz, who worked with Schwarzkopf Professional products to do the color transformation in a single day. “It felt like the perfect time to do something bold.”
And bold it was. Schwartz described Sweeney’s hair as a “dark suede blonde”—natural and rooty. This look is much more monochromatic and overall a much brighter blonde than before. “It’s more of an icy blonde,” Schwartz adds. “The color really makes her eyes and features pop and complements the cut so well.”
In the film, Sweeney’s character goes through her own hair transformations, including a brunette curly mullet, a shaggy pixie, and blonde box braids. But when it comes to real life, Sweeney chose to join Team Bob (other fans include Zoe Kravitz and Pamela Anderson).
“This is a transformation,” Coco says of the blunt, chin-skimming haircut, adding that it’s the shortest that her hair has ever been. “Christy has a lot of underlying tones of resilience, transformation, and power. Sydney herself transformed herself for this role, and I wanted to morph her into this updated version of herself in real life. Something new and fresh to close out the rest of the year.”
Sydney Sweeney’s Hair Throughout the Years
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Hailey Bieber is used to being candid about her face. As the founder of Rhode, the 28-year-old’s skin is practically her calling card, though she does not use it to promote her own products alone.
What’s refreshing about Bieber as a business owner is her transparency and willingness to share the other products she relies on to achieve her signature “glazed donut skin,” from Medicube’s PDRN Pink Collagen Gel Masks to the prescription antibiotic she uses to combat perioral dermatitis flare-ups. Now, she’s opening up about the more intense treatments she does and does not utilize.
During an appearance on In Your Dreams With Owen Thiele, Bieber revealed she gets masseter Botox injections for TMJ (temporomandibular joint) relief, but will not consider cosmetic Botox until she turns thirty.
“I don’t have any Botox, except for in my jaw for TMJ, but I have no Botox in my face,” she tells Thiele. “I made a commitment to myself that I wasn’t gonna do any Botox until I was in my 30s. When I get there, I’ll see if I even want to do it, but my mom has no Botox. My mom does nothing to her skin and she looks insane.”
That doesn’t mean Bieber’s opposed to other minimally invasive treatments, telling Thiele she “love[s] PRP with micro-needling.” Often referred to as a vampire facial, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatments involve drawing the client’s blood, separating out the red blood cells and injecting the platelet-rich plasma back into the face with micro-needles.
Bieber says she’s also a fan of platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) treatments, a similar concept that uses the client’s blood to create a filler for targeted injections. “I’ve injected my smile lines. I’ve injected it under my eyes,” she says. “They take your blood, but it’s called easy gel and, basically, they heat it and then they cool it and it kind of makes your blood a gel consistency…Then you inject it, so I’ve done that, which I loved.”
Bieber continues, “I like to do things that I can trust is from your own body. and I’m just consistent with things like that. I do that a couple of times a year. I’ve done light little lasers before, but that’s it.”
Good to know! If you want to hear everything else Hailey Bieber got candid about, you can watch her full conversation with Owen Thiele here.
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It’s officially sweater season, and there is one place in particular that is often my first stop when refreshing my closet this time of year: Mango. The of-the-moment retailer is known for its impeccable offering of sweaters, and the recent collection is no different. The sweaters at Mango right now are so good, in fact, that I am having an incredibly hard time narrowing down my favorites.
Safe to say, after doing a deep dive on the site, I am going to take advantage and stock up on my top picks, which include everything from everyday crewnecks and turtlenecks to the chicest of cardigans. Keep scrolling to shop 25 chic sweater style from Mango that will be the guaranteed stars of your fall and winter 2025 highlight reel.