Pants. Who needs them? Definitely not celebrities sporting the lampshading or "no pants" trend this summer. Lampshading, which first started blowing up our Insta-feeds last fall, is the pairing of ...

Maybe it’s the new blue wig that perfectly matches her latest lip kit color “ Majesty,” maybe it’s the hugely oversized t-shirt paired with a choker and no pants, or her commitment to thigh-high suede ...

Enter a new term in the fashion lexicon: lampshading, the next big trend in street style. Via Popsugar, TheSkimm has finally coined a term for the look that celebrities from Kendall Jenner to Zendaya ...

This week’s question comes from reader Stephen Winchell: What’s your favorite example of lampshading in pop culture? A scene from Winnie Holzman’s glorious-but-painfully-canceled-in-its-first-season ...

It’s not a new concept, as ELLE’s deputy editor Katie Connor reminds me: “Back in my day we just called it Donald Ducking—shirt, no pants.” In the same vein, before Ariana, there was Winnie the Pooh.

Another day, another resurrected trend. This time, the trend in question is lampshading, and the celebrity who used her powers for good is none other than the inimitably stylish Blake Lively who joins ...

Ariana Grande is the patron saint of “lampshading” (or wearing giant sweatshirts with over-the-knee boots) — and in 2018, scores of shoppers followed her lead. According to fashion search engine ...

Every now and then, a style trend comes around that’s equal parts funny andstylish—it’s a very rare occurrence (typically funny trends aren’t that stylish, if you know what we mean), but when it does ...

It may be a weird name, but lampshading has become a popular celebrity trend in recent years. The fashion statement involves pairing thigh-high boots with an oversized shirt, sweatshirt or sweater.

Fashion fanatics on social media have coined a new word for the latest celebrity style trend this season. Fashion fanatics on social media have coined a new word for the latest celebrity style trend ...