All hail the fashion renaissance of Kelly Rutherford (AKA Lily Van Der Woodsen) | 1O9RXNS | 2024-02-02 14:08:01
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Lily Van Der Woodsen is the epitome of timeless fashion. She's effortlessly elegant and stylish, whether or not it's her easy low bun, pearl studs, pointy-toed flats, a camel-coloured turtleneck and outsized overcoat or a big Birkini bag. One imagines a tonal wardrobe, filled with cashmere, linen, silks, huge scarves and oversized sunnies. Many oversized cardigans and coats, with belts to cinch. Bangles, boots and pointy-toed footwear, boots, flats and pumps. Perhaps a number of staple jewellery items, but nothing overly extravagant because the quality and wealth speaks for itself.
Rutherford herself brings a degree of understated opulence, but with a slightly extra classic edge. While she dons her justifiable share of Van Der Woodsen-esque seems, her private type requires oversized Peter Pan collars, wide-legged floor-length jeans and pants, classic flower belts and a healthy assortment of on-trend footwear.
Plainly not only does her life considerably aesthetically emulate that of Lily Van Der Woodsen's — dwelling in what I can only assume is a trendy 14-room penthouse house — she also seems to be on the visitor record of underground fashion events, on the covetable FROW and socialising with edgy content material creators, activists, models and established and upcoming designers like Tamu McPherson, Adriana Lima, Skall Studio and Stella McCartney. Truly, it turns out that her Instagram presence lends itself far more in the direction of an established figure within the trend business, than a well known actress.
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Also seems — she's been taking iconic mirror selfies of her outfits since early 2020. Who knew!?
I do not know why she's randomly turned up throughout my Instagram feed and truthfully, I don't really care. As a result of I never need her to go away. I don't profess to know the manipulative mastery of algorithms, but I do know that I want Kelly Rutherford on my feed; than not.&
Perhaps it speaks to my very own trend evolution, shifting away from daring classic prints and in the direction of understated high quality staples; and Meta is choosing up my online purchasing habits which little question should direct me to a Rutherford-plastered moodboard. Or perhaps she has an unimaginable advertising workforce who are serving to her strategically up her posting recreation, which has single-handedly led to a profitable repositioning of "timeless trend icon."
All I can say is that I doubt all of my pals have been following her six months ago, they usually seem to be now.
Her current sightings at Paris Couture Trend Week have cemented it for me. She sat next to Kylie Jenner in the front row at the Jean Paul Gaultier show, designed by visitor couture designer Simone Rocha.
She wore a JPG piece herself; pastel pink silk smock gown, with pink ribboned ruching details and pointed pink footwear impressed by 18th Century courtroom silhouettes.
She attended Patou, sporting an outfit by Artistic Director Guillaume Henry, made up of cream floor-length wide-legged tailored pants, a matching a-line shawl over a tailored white shirt. She seemed the picture of effortless type; harmless and tussled with an plain aspect of class.
She attended Dior in a structured white jacket and matching peplum-style gown by Artistic Director Maria Grazia Chiuri, the epitome of timelessness at a present — and full week, actually — that took inspiration from 18th Century trend thrives.
I don't know why this is, however there's all the time something tremendous comforting about actors embodying their on-screen characters. It's as though we get to consider on the planet that's been created round them, and to proceed to see them inside it is a true pleasure. Lately on the pink carpet, Timothée Chalamet channelled the candyman for Wonka; Halle Bailey leaned into mermaidcore for The Little Mermaid; and Margot Robbie had, arguably, probably the most iconic international press excursions of all time, dressing in Barbie archival looks.
For me personally although, Lily Van Der Woodsen was a personality I noticed a whole lot of throughout highschool, in a world to date removed from my very own that turned a comfort of types to me. Once I'd come residence from a socially demanding and exhausting day of making an attempt to be a cool woman, I'd make myself a snack and watch Gossip Woman to ease my nerves. My private drama would never be as huge as theirs, and that was a gorgeous form of distraction.
Lily was the mum figure, all the time calm in chaos, a bit of controlling, superbly dressed — with a past life filled with ardour music and Rufus Humphries — who Serena was all the time irritated by, but couldn't deny she wanted. She was my mum, too. So now, seeing her on my feed donning outfits and a life-style that reminds me a lot of her GG character — is the content material I want. It makes me need to return and binge the complete collection. It additionally makes me need to buy an oversized white cardigan to drape over my shoulder and silk gown this winter.
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