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An Appreciation of Sharon Stone’s Six Decades of Style

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By Steph Eckardt, Stephanie Eckardt Verified
| W Magazine Verified
Jim Smeal/Getty Images Sharon Stone kicked off her career at the very start of the ’90s opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger in Total Recall, meaning that as she went on to become one of Martin Scorsese’s leading ladies. Nabbing an Oscar nomination for her role as a doomed hustler named Ginger, she ended up showcasing the best of the decade’s style on the red carpet, too.
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A Look Back at the Earliest Victoria's Secret Fashion Shows

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By Stephanie Eckardt Verified
| W Magazine Verified
Getty Images When considering the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, it’s probably best to focus on its early days. In 1995, Stephanie Seymour, Beverly Peele, and plenty more supermodels walked a makeshift, livestream-free runway set up in The Plaza Hotel—an event that couldn’t be more different from its more recent iterations, which found Kendall Jenner and her winged cohorts parading down the runway to the tune of performers like Shawn Mendes and Taylor Swift.
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The 23 Riskiest Oscars Red Carpet Looks of All Time

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By Steph Eckardt, Stephanie Eckardt Verified
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Vinnie Zuffante/Archive Photos/Getty Images Mermaid silhouettes, billowy princess gowns, streamlined column dresses. When it comes to red carpets, there are certain looks that are all but guaranteed. The higher-profile the event, the greater the stakes of ending up on the dreaded “Worst Dressed” lists, which is in part why each and every year at the Academy Awards, attendees tend to play it safe. But where’s the fun in a red carpet if no one takes any risks?
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