Old Hollywood Meets Sportswear

If there’s one thing that always gets us going at Coveteur, it’s the power of the unexpected. It’s the blending of formal and casual, it’s weird color combinations and mismatching prints, it’s clothes that are wildly seasonally inappropriate, it’s cowboy meets officewear, and Old Hollywood meets sportswear. Here, the Coveteur staff shares the outfits that surprised and delighted them this week, each with at least a sprinkle of the unexpected.  — Maraya

OUTFITS OF THE WEEK

The Coveteur Staff share the looks we’re still thinking about.

Aureta in Christopher Raxxy in Cuba in March

The most gloriously inappropriate outfit for March in Cuba (it’s broiling and certainly too hot for a puffer cape-poncho-cloak combination) that the world has ever seen, but no one can make an inappropriate look better than Aureta. —Marc Duron, Chief Brand Officer

Marni Spring 2024

The color palette here—camel, chartreuse, cadet blue—is the perfect degree of weird. I’ll definitely be trying this one at home. —Hilary George-Parkin, Managing Editor

Emma Watson in Vivienne Westwood

The tousled hair, leather jacket, and polka dots combo scream punk. Add Emma Watson to the mix, and we get elegance with an edge. —Katie Mok, Editorial Assistant

Ch’lita’s Sequin Briefs

I don’t typically take shopping cues from Instagram, but this post from Ch’lita has left me with about 10 open tabs from various consignment sites. If you have ever wondered how to style sequin hotpants—here you go. —Maraya Fisher, Newsletter Editor 

Ralph Lauren as Styled by Marcus Allen

Few have a better eye for old Ralph Lauren than stylist Marcus Allen. I can’t stop thinking about the way this concho belt looks styled over a pair of tailored khaki trousers. —Camille Freestone, Senior Style Editor

Björk in Maison Margiela Artisanal For Vogue Scandinavia

I’ve been dying to see how John Galliano’s much-lauded couture collection is going to show up in the fashion ecosystem, and this Vogue cover did not disappoint. Björk’s incredible artistry, theatricality, and history of boundary-pushing fashion moments make her perfectly suited for this look. —Maraya Fisher, Newsletter Editor

Olivia Culpo x Montce Swim

I love summer clothing and am obsessed with Montce Swim’s newest collab with Olivia Culpo. I want everything in the capsule collection. —Samantha Wu, Marketing Manager

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