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@KateHudson ’s ‘Running Point’ returns for season two today. Our cover star reflects on the cast’s undeniable chemistry and the jam-packed, binge-worthy nature of the Netflix show. Watch the full interview at the link in our bio.⁠ ⁠Global Chief Content Officer @giampietrobaudo Editor-in-Chief of @lofficielusa @caroline_grosso ⁠ Styled by @danyulbrown ⁠ Writer @eiffeltyler ⁠ Casting @laurentabach ⁠ Hair @renatocampora ⁠ Makeup @dendoll ⁠ Manicure @nails_of_la ⁠ Set Design @peter_gueracague ⁠ Produced by @spindycrawford @sweetbabyjudkins @evasealove @yousra.attia ⁠ @fox.and.leopard ⁠ Production Assistant @arieldaanna ⁠ Photo Assistants @alysonaliano @peter_wintersteller ⁠ Set Design Assistant @brendan.barlow ⁠ Styling Assistant @maddiephillipps @jordyyshaffer @carleysullivan ⁠ ⁠ #KateHudson⁠

@KateHudson has taken on a wide range of genres, but she’s still focused on pushing herself even further. When we asked Hudson what she still hopes to achieve in her career, she didn’t point to accolades—just a desire to keep pursuing roles that scare her, the same approach she brings to everything she does. ⁠ ⁠ “I enter every experience like it’s new, like I don’t know how it’s going to unfold,” she explains. “I come in doing my part, which is understanding what makes me feel confident in the role and the character, but I do that so that when I’m there, I can be flexible, not rigid.” Read Hudson’s full interview at the link in our bio. ⁠ ⁠ Editor-in-Chief of @lofficielusa @caroline_grosso ⁠ Photography @chantalaanderson ⁠ Styled by @danyulbrown ⁠ Writer @eiffeltyler ⁠ Casting @laurentabach ⁠ Hair @renatocampora ⁠ Makeup @dendoll ⁠ Manicure @nails_of_la ⁠ Set Design @peter_gueracague ⁠ Produced by @spindycrawford @sweetbabyjudkins @evasealove @yousra.attia ⁠ @fox.and.leopard ⁠ Production Assistant @arieldaanna ⁠ Photo Assistants @alysonaliano @peter_wintersteller ⁠ Set Design Assistant @brendan.barlow ⁠ Styling Assistant @maddiephillipps @jordyyshaffer @carleysullivan ⁠ ⁠ #KateHudson

Introducing our latest cover star, @katehudson ! It’s been over 25 years since Kate Hudson earned her first Oscar nomination for her breakout role as Penny Lane in ‘Almost Famous,’ and she’s been shaping the cultural moment ever since. Despite her success—and her roots in Hollywood royalty—she’s remained remarkably grounded, continuing to speak about the industry with a genuine sense of gratitude.  “I just really want to make movies that people love,” Hudson tells L’OFFICIEL. “It’s really simple for me. I feel a responsibility as someone that loves this business, and grew up in it, and really wanted to make movies. I hope that I can make movies and shows that people really want to see.” That, of course, has always been Hudson’s strength. Fresh off another Oscar nomination for her role in ‘Song Sung Blue,’ she’s now turning her attention back to television with Season 2 of ‘Running Point.’ In addition to executive producing the Netflix series, Hudson stars as Isla Gordon, a character loosely inspired by Los Angeles Lakers owner and president Jeanie Buss. While the role has prompted comparisons to Hudson’s own upbringing, she’s quick to dismiss that narrative. “Jeanie has had to maintain the most important team in sports history, and on top of that, the money and the franchise and everything that goes with it,” she says. “For me, we’re just actors. People are either gonna like what we do or they’re not.”  Read our full interview with Hudson about the collaborative nature of film, her creative process, and growing up in the industry at the link in bio. Global Chief Content Officer @giampietrobaudo Editor-in-Chief of @lofficielusa @caroline_grosso Photography @chantalaanderson Styled by @danyulbrown in @balenciaga by @pppiccioli and @bvlgari Writer @eiffeltyler Casting @laurentabach Hair @renatocampora Makeup @dendoll Manicure @nails_of_la Set Design @peter_gueracague Produced by @spindycrawford @sweetbabyjudkins @evasealove @yousra.attia  @fox.and.leopard Production Assistant @arieldaanna Photo Assistants @alysonaliano @peter_wintersteller Set Design Assistant @brendan.barlow Styling Assistant @maddiephillipps @jordyyshaffer @carleysullivan   #KateHudson

The #CannesFilmFestival, held along the La Croisette on the French Riviera, has long defined a distinctly Southern French approach to style. Our L’OFFICIEL archives are steeped in Riviera culture and timeless fashion inspiration, so we went back to the 1960s — when style felt just a little breezier. ⁠ ⁠ Whether you’re currently in Cannes, somewhere nearby, or simply looking to channel a French state of mind, here are a few style inspirations courtesy of L’OFFICIEL.⁠ ⁠ Photos courtesy of L’OFFICIEL Archive ⁠ ⁠ #cannesfilmfestival2026 #cannes2026 #frenchriviera

Now that sunny days, near-stifling temperatures, and warm spring breezes have graced New York City at last, the city's residents are out and about at all hours of the day—popping by patio happy hour, going for long morning walks, and shopping under the sun. But as any art aficionado knows, May in the city also means @friezeofficial New York is back again. ⁠ ⁠ Returning for its 15th edition, #FriezeNewYork 2026 promises all of the fine contemporary art, cultural installations, and robust adjacent programming that it has become famous for around the world. This year, the fair is taking place at the Shed from May 13 to 17. ⁠ ⁠ From @southernguildgallery making its Frieze debut to @agentilcarioca bringing a bold, crimson-hued presentation to New York, this year’s Frieze New York 2026 is shaping up to be one you absolutely can’t miss. Long regarded as a leading platform for African art, Southern Guild arrives with the reputation—and roster—to match, while A Gentil Carioca centers its booth around the theme of “red,” spotlighting Indigenous Brazilian artists like Denilson Baniwa. Elsewhere, Vivian Caccuri’s embroidered mosquito-net works stitch delicate threads into speaker-like meshes that hum with the eerie suggestion of insects. These are just a few of the booths worth making a stop for at this year’s fair.⁠ ⁠ At the link in bio, explore all of the must-know exhibitions, installations, and pop-ups at Frieze New York 2026. ⁠ ⁠ Photos courtesy of Frieze ⁠ ⁠ #FriezeNewYork2026 #Frieze2026

We’re pirouetting into the season—spring fashion is made for movement. Lightweight fabrics, effortless layers, and breezy textures come together in looks designed to flow from day to night.⁠ ⁠ Here, dance-inspired dressing finds its modern rhythm in pieces that balance ease and precision. Soft wraps, sculpted knits, and airy layers echo the discipline of the studio while feeling entirely at home on the street. Clothes follow the body rather than restrict it, carrying a quiet elegance from rehearsal to everyday life. See more on dancewear's influence on Spring/Summer 2026 fashion at the link in our bio.⁠ ⁠ Global Chief Content Officer @giampietrobaudo ⁠ Editor-in-Chief of @lofficielusa @caroline_grosso ⁠ Photography @antoniodicorato ⁠ Styled by @davidepizzotti ⁠ Model @ateta_jok_deng_ ⁠ Casting @remi.felipecast ⁠ Hair @bastienzorzetto ⁠ Makeup @gianluca.venerdini ⁠ Produced by @honchariva Candice Carcaillon and Victor Objois ⁠ Photo Assistant @isabelleplan_ ⁠ Styling Assistant @4n7onin ⁠ Location @afadanse ⁠ ⁠ #Dancewear #Springtrends #Chloe #Dior #Hermes

Last night, #JonathanAnderson unveiled his first Cruise collection for @Dior at Los Angeles County Museum of Art in Los Angeles — and the hats alone got people talking. Anderson teamed up with legendary milliner @PhilipTreacy to revive the iconic feather headpieces from his 2001 runway show, where Treacy famously created a feather hat that literally spelled out “Hat.” For the Cruise show, the duo brought back the playful idea with dramatic feathered pieces reading “Dior,” “star,” and “buzz,” giving the collection an extra dose of humor, glamour, and old Hollywood theatrics. Photos Getty Images #DiorCruise2027 #Dior #PhilipTreacy

Celebrating @sofiacoppola ’s birthday the only way we know how: somewhere between 'Marie Antoinette' pastels and 'The Bling Ring' excess.⁠ ⁠ But beyond the filmography, the real story—the Coppola-ification of Gen Z. A generation endlessly mining her aesthetic: soft-focus ennui, curated decadence, and a very specific kind of glamorous emptiness. Call it the "Bling Ringification" of Gen Z, or just the quiet inheritance of a visual world that never really went out of style.⁠ ⁠ Photos IMDb⁠ ⁠ #SofiaCoppola

And just like that, #JonathanAnderson’s first Cruise collection for @Dior is here. Inspired by the maison’s ties to Hollywood, from Christian Dior’s early roots in the industry to dressing the Golden Age’s brightest stars — the collection feels like a modern love letter to old Hollywood glamour. What did you think of the show? #dior #diorcruise #diorcruise2027

Because who else but the Princess of @Dior , aka @SabrinaCarpenter , could wear the opening look from the Cruise show to the show itself? Photo Getty Images #sabrinacarpenter #diorcruise2027 #diorcruise

A beautiful evening in Los Angeles for your very first look at #JonathanAnderson’s Cruise collection for @dior . #diorcruise2027

Today, the Croisette becomes fashion’s most glamorous runway. ⁠ ⁠ As the #CannesFilmFestival returns to the French Riviera, the world’s biggest actors, filmmakers, and celebrities will gather for two weeks of cinematic brilliance, high glamour, and unforgettable red carpet moments. Since 1946, Cannes has celebrated the best in film—but over the decades, it’s also become the stage for some of fashion’s most iconic entrances. From sweeping couture to legendary jewels, the festival’s style legacy is nearly as storied as the films themselves. Here are some of our favorite moments from the festival's history. Tap the link in our bio for more. ⁠ ⁠ Photos Getty Images #cannesfilmfestival2026 #katemoss #bellahadid #fashionhistory