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rhea costa | spring 2025

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Sheryl Lee Ralph | Rhea Costa dress | Hollywood Walk Of Fame Ceremony | 2025

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2024 Favorite Red Carpet Dresses 285/366

Peyton List Wore Rhea Costa To The 2024 Glamour Women of the Year Awards

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Peyton List wearing Rhea Costa at Glamour’s Women of the Year 2024

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Ana Stefanescu in beautiful white lace dress by Rhea Costa. #summervibe

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Giulia Latini (wearing Rhea Costa) at the 'Lubo' premiere at the 2023 Venice International Film Festival on Thursday (7th September) in Venice, Italy.

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Fancasting the Giffen-DeMatteis-Maguire era Justice League International in the DCU

It's Bwa-ha-ha time. Basically every character who hasn't been cast yet (i.e. everyone except Guy Gardner and Booster Gold, who I've assumed is set to be played by Kumail Nanjiani).

Brandon Sklenar (1923, Midway, It Ends With Us) as Bruce Wayne/Batman

-Can Pull off "Certified Hunk" -Looks great in a suit -Isn't just "stern guy with deep voice" -Build is near-perfect. built & muscular, but not too wide. -Fairly reasonable age to be handling Damien & rest of Bat-Family.

Rob McElhenney(It's Always Sunny In Philladelphia, Mythic Quest) as Ted Kord/Blue Beetle II

-Can play dorky, fed up, and "IQ lowered when around a certain person" -Other than that, pretty big range, great with physical performance. -Similar age to Kumail Nanjiani, who I've accepted is playing Booster. -Can basically play any body type.

Daniel Radcliffe(Swiss Army Man, Weird: The Al Yankovic Story) as Scott Free/Mister Miracle

-Incredible range, could play any version of the character, Kirby, King, whatever -Leaning towards the King interpretation, can still look great disheveled. -Relatively short, would make whoever plays Barda look bigger by comparison.

Demi "Rhea Ripley" Bennet(WWE) as Barda Free/Big Barda OKAY HEAR ME OUT HEAR ME OUT -She can play big and intimidating. -Also shows decent amount of emotion in sparse moments during performances/in interviews. -Built perfectly, toned body, with broad shoulders. -Has potential to be next great wrestler-turned actress, in the vein of Dave Bautista and John Cena.

Warwick Davis(Return of the Jedi, Willow, Life's Too Short) as Oberon Kurtzberg

-Decent range, able to go toe to toe with Val Kilmer in Willow. -Able to be funnier than one might expect, see Life's Too Short. -Aside from the hair, he's the spitting image of Oberon as drawn by Kevin Maguire.

Camila Mendes(Riverdale, Do Revenge, Palm Springs) as Beatriz DaCosta/Fire.

-Shows great amount of potential as an actress -Can play the kind of endearing, charming, fun, and slightly airheaded personality that I want for fire very easily. -Is of Brazilian descent. -Has experience with goofy/comic book-y plots.

Ulrikke Falch(Skam/Shame) as Tora Olafsdotter/Ice

-Can nail the girl-next-door, yet also extremely sincere energy I would like Ice to have. -Is a Norwegian actress who can speak perfect english. -Is of similar age to my pick for Fire. -Is just an overall well-educated and smart person, in addition to being a fantastic performer.

Samara Weaving(Ready or Not, Scream VI, Bill and Ted Face The Music) as Dinah Drake Lance/Black Canary II -Can play just really done with everything, as in JLI -Spectacular at deadpan comedy. -Can kick serious ass -Has a killer scream

Anna Akana(Amphibia, Wrestling isn't Wrestling) as Kimiyo Hoshi/Doctor Light II -Her work on Matt Braly's Amphibia shows an impressive range, from dramatic to comedic, something she excels at. -Can play that kind of overly-driven, borderline arrogant personality seen in Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Viggo Mortensen(The Lord of the Rings, Eastern Promises, A History of Violence) as Kent Nelson/Doctor Fate I

-Has that kind of Gravitas/Prestige needed to bring Doctor Fate to life -Can play that kind of cold/borderline nihilistic vibe Kent had in Ram V's JLD run,

Jimmy Tatro(22 Jump Street, American Vandal, Theater Camp) as Captain Marvel/Shazam -Has the kind of Childlike Himbo sort of energy, as seen in 22 Jump Street & American Vandal, that works real well for Captain Marvel/Shazam. -Also shows decent amount of emotional range, not just comedic, in American Vandal

Leslie Odom, Jr.(Hamilton, Glass Onion, Murder on the Orient Express, One Night In Miami) as J'onn J'onzz/John Jones/Martian Manhunter. -Has the chops. Odom, Jr. is one of the most electric performers in recent memory. -Performance as Aaron Burr in Hamilton (specifically in "The Election of 1800) proves he can pull off the Cooke-esque "Corny as a comic book" performative nature of John Jones. -Could also nail that betrayed look that MM had in New Frontier after hearing about John Wilson's death. And that's it. Not totally confident with some of these choices, but if these performers become the lineup for the JLI, I think we'll get some great portrayals of these beloved characters. Let me know if you think I'm on to something or if I should just shut up already.

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do you like herons? herons are cool and egrets are too

THE GREAT AND POWERFUL OMTAI!!!

You have come to Tumblr's #1 heron appreciation blog!!!!

Anything for you, mon petit chou...

Boat-billed Heron (Cochlearius cochlearius), family Ardeidae, order Pelicaniformes, Brazil

photograph by Nishant Kumar

Pacific Reef Heron (Egretta sacra), dark morph, family Ardeidae, order Pelicaniformes, Andaman, India

photograph by প্রতীক লাহা

Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis), family Ardeidae, order Pelicaniformes, Gulf Coast of Texas, USA

photograph by Greg Lavaty Houston Audubon 

Reddish Egret (Egretta rufescens), HIMS EAT A TASTY FISH!!!, family Ardeidae, order Pelicaniformes, Yucatan, Mexico

photograph by Mike Diaz

Nankeen or Rufous Night-Heron (Nycticorax caledonicus), family Ardeidae, order Pelicaniformes, NSW, Australia

photograph by JJ Harrison 

Chinese Pond Heron (Ardeola bacchus), in breeding plumage, family Ardeidae, order Pelicaniformes, China

photograph by Johnny Loh

Agami Heron (Agamia agami), family Ardeidae, Costa Rica

photograph by Chris Jimenez

Green Heron (Butorides virescens), BIG STRETCHY, family Ardeidae, Rhea County, TN, USA

Photograph by Rick McCulley

Capped Heron (Pilherodius pileatus), breeding plumage, family Ardeidae, order Pelicaniformes, Pantanal, Brazil

photograph by Cristian Sánchez Arce

Bare-throated Tiger Herons (Tigrisoma mexicanum), family Ardeidae, order Pelicaniformes, found in Mexico and Central America

Photograph by ben knoot

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A Rainbow of Queer Books for Pride 2025: Pink

HAPPY PRIDE 2025! For Pride this year, we’re changing up our usual rec lists. Instead of doing books with specific identities or themes, we’re focused this time on cover color! Throughout the month of June, we’ll be doing 8 rec lists, each with covers inspired by one of the colors of the original Gilbert Baker Pride Flag. We drew a little additional inspiration from the meaning behind the color and why it was included in the original LGBTQIA+ flag (in this case, hot pink = sex), but we prioritized color over meaning. That said, there are definitely a few steamy stories in this load of pink tales! In a few days, we’ll be back with our second post – red – but until then, check out this whole bunch of awesome pink-covered queer books.

Rainbow! by Sunny

Belle of the Ball by Mari Costa

How to Love: A Guide to Feelings & Relationships for Everyone by Alex Norris

May the Best Man Win by Z.R. Ellor

A Truth Universally Acknowledged: Queer Fanworks Inspired by Jane Austen’s ��Pride and Prejudice” by ed. by Nina Waters

Given by Natsuki Kizu

Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?! by Yuu Toyota

The Feeling of Falling in Love by Mason Deaver

Cut-Over Criteria by Koala Omugi

Peach Blossom Debt by Da Feng Gua Guo

Docile by K.M. Szpara

Bury Your Gays by Chuck Tingle

Roadqueen: Eternal Roadtrip to Love by Mira Ong Chua

One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston

Lucy, Uncensored by Mel Hammond & Teghan Hammond

Make Room for Love by Darcy Liao

My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness by Nagata Kabi

The Charm Offensive by Alison Cochrun

The Stonewall Reader by ed. by Jason Baumann & The New York Public Library

All Hail the Underdogs by E.L. Massey

A Shot in the Dark by Victoria Lee

Fine: A Comic About Gender by Rhea Ewing

Brothersong by TJ Klune

Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston

Star Trek: Celebrations by Vita Ayala, Steve Orlando, Magdalene Visaggio, Hannah Rose May & Paulina Ganucheau

Beating Heart Baby by Lio Min

Meet Cute Diary by Emery Lee

Girlmode by Magdalene Visaggio & Paulina Ganucheau

Find these and many other queer books on our Goodreads book shelves and in our Duck Prints Press Bookshop.org affiliate shop/page.

Come talk books with us by joining our Book Lover’s Discord server!

The contributors to this list are: Tris Lawrence, Nina Waters, Shadaras, Linnea Peterson, S. J. Ralston, and Shannon.

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Reminder : 𝗏𝗈𝖼𝖾̂ 𝖽𝖾𝗌𝖺́𝗀𝗎𝖺 𝖾𝗆 𝗆𝗂𝗆 𝖾 eu 𝐨𝐜𝐞𝐚𝐧𝐨

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⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀ estherya.★

⠀⠀⠀2007 ／ ᅠ 𝖻razilian girl 𝐞𝐦 𝚙o𝚛𝚝𝗎g𝗮𝑙 ! Lisbon.

ㅤ ⠀ ⠀⠀⠀ ꒪ ㅤׅㅤㅤ﹙⭐️﹚ㅤㅤ˚ㅤ ㅤ ꕮㅤㅤㅤ 𝟭𝟯𝟰𝟯𝟰0⠀⠀

⠀ ⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀ ⠀𝑡𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙𝑙𝑦★𝑙𝑒𝑠𝑏𝑖𝑎𝑛

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DNI!!

Homophobic

Racist

-18

Lesbophobic

Pro Shipper

Jayce Talis.

Misogynists

Pillow Princesses hater.

Men. I’m dead serious abt this one.

DI!! (Please!! ♡)

LESBIANS!!! ♡

BUTCHES!!! ♡

STUDS!!!!! ♡

FEMMES!!! ♡

MASCS!!!! ♡

STONE TOPS!!! ♡

PILLOW PRINCESSES!!! ♡

TRANS WOMEN!!!!! ♡

DYKES!!!! ♡

GOLD STAR LESBIANS!!! ♡

STEMS!!!!! ♡

POC!!! ♡

WOMEN. ♡

ARMY’s!!! ♡

any1 who’s into Fnaf, Arcane, Sally Face.. etc. ♡

OVERALL POLITE CHILL PEOPLE!! ♡

PLAYLIST!!

Ana Frango Elétrico | GRLwood | Liniker |

GHOST | Michael Jackson | Lana del Rey

Besouro Mulher | Isabella Taviani | Gal Costa |

Luiz Gonzaga | BTS | Destroy Boys | Queen |

Arctic Monkeys | Mindless Self Indulgence |

SONGS!!

Gold - GRLwood | Roxo - Ana Frango Elétrico |

Mel - Liniker | Peggy - Ceechynaa |

Caso Sério - Rita Lee | YKWIM? - yot club |

Absence - Rio Romeo | RE-BYE - Akmu |

Drama - AJR | butch 4 butch - Rio Romeo |

Filter - Jimin | Presente Passado -Isabella T. |

Samba in Paris - Baco exu do blues |

Arabella - Arctic Monkeys | Shut Me Up - MID |

Clean - GRLwood | Wannabe - Spice Girls |

FANDOMS!!!

BTS ( army )

Steven Universe

COD ( mainly just Valéria Garza stan )

REV8 ( mainly bc Lady Dimitrescu )

Arcane

Stardew Valley ( w Elliott as spouse )

Whatever the GRLwood fans are called.

The Walten Files!

Fnaf ( but I’m highly confused abt it )

WWE ( Mainly bc of Rhea Ripley )

She-ra and the princesses of power

Reanimated Heart

Harry Potter ( as a ‘ Snaddy ‘ typa way )

Sally face

Aggrettsuko!

More…

About me!!

My name is Estherya, hellooo!!! ⭐️

But my nicknames are a vary of Star related stuff, Lion/lioness ( because I have a reaaally voluminous curly hair ), and Tete!!

I’m Brazilian, from Pernambuco! But I’m currently living in Portugal!

I LOVE buff women.

I can be described as an hyper femme lesbian with burnout and anemia. Yep. That’s it.

Mostly; I post random stuff abt Arcane for now, mainly moodboards and some headcanons, although I’m working on starting writing some fanfics! ( I have to work on that since English is not my native language!!)

That’s all for now, folks!! Welcome to my blog🫶🏻‼️

Secondary acc: @petittherrr

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Lilly Singh | Rhea Costa gown | Vanity Fair Oscar Party | 2025

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Red Carpet Best Dressed of 2025 110/365

Sheryl Lee Ralph Wore Rhea Costa To The Hollywood Walk of Fame Ceremony

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San Valentine

Pairing: Roronoa Zoro x Rhea Costa (OC)

Summary: Zoro is sure Sanji could help him find the perfect Valentine's gif for Rhea, turns out the cook doesn't really know what she likes or not

A/N: based on an idea while creating my very first op's OC; also this is kinda different from what I am used to write I hope you like it as much as the rest of my ffs; also I’ll put at the end a pic of the dagger because I described it poorly since I never had to describe a weapon before.

Masterlist

Zoro didn't understand how Rhea Costa seemed so comfortable around him, I mean the swordman tried to kill her the first time they met.

Zoro remembered the events of that day as if it was just yesterday:

Shiki's palace on fire, him running to get to the laboratory to take down the enemy. He remembered pretty clearly when he turned the wrong corner and eneded up in the room she was working.

Due to a natural instinct, Rhea Costa jumped out her seat and in a second she threw one of her daggers to the pirate, Zoro dodged but he had to admit her tecnique was pretty impressive.

"Who are you?" Zoro made a note, the girl was the type to act first, ask later. He liked it. The pirate didn't answer, he just looked around to find the doctor of the enemy crew but nothing. "Cat got your tongue? Why are you not answering my question?" she added, tired of the lack of communication, but still…nothing.

She scoffed, rolling her eyes at the green haired guy, the girl thought it was going to be a waste of time, she had a job to do if she didn't want to get killed for not obbeying.

"Where is the damn lab?" the swordman said, a whisper but Rhea cought it still. Why on eart the ene... OOOOHHHH, probably he was there to kill him.

The Devil Fruit user pondered if she wanted to help him, she didn't knew anything about the intruder, she just knew he had green hair, black eyes and three swords... Wait, three swords? For real?

Curios about the pirate, Rhea decided to follow behind him. She knew she was going to be punished for that but under attack, Shiki could have thought she followed the enemy to try and save her captain, yeah as if.

The man found the doctor, and was engaged in a deep battle that he didn't notice the girl behind him, nor when the three of them ended up in the back yard of the castle due to a blast of wind created by the movements of a pair of wings.

Shit, Rhea thought, the timing was so wrong but all that chaos triggered her devil fruit power and now, she was a fucking white dragon with a pair of wings. Zoro looked at the animal for a moment, then when he noticed a frozen Chopper and Usopp he tried to bring his nakamas back to reality and asked for a little help.

"ARE YOU SERIOUS????" started Usopp, tears flooding down his cheeks. "Is a dragon we are talking about, what am I supposed to do?" the vice-captain scoffed, was it possible for the snipper to be more coward than that? Maybe yes.

"I guess I have to do it myself" he said and was about to slash the animal if Chooper didn't warn him about the enemy trying to escape the conflict, it was an instinct, or so Zoro hoped to be honest.

Rhea, charged her abuser, taking him from the collar of his shirt with her claws and throwing him back in front of the green haired pirate. Another curse word came to mind when the girl felt her power wearing off. She felt way more lighter, no pressure on her spine, meaning the wings were not there anymore.

She was going to hit the floor if it wasn't for a blonde guy in a black suit (Rhea learned later on his name was Sanji) and heart shaped eyes? Rhea questioned if this crew had a normal member or if everyone were as particular as those two, not having left her place as the doctor assistant she couldn’t tell.

The two of them landed next to the compulsive liar and deer, Rhea trying to catch her breath and the the two new presences scared of her.

"Wasn't she beautiful even as a dragon?" said the blonde guy, still heart shaped eyes present on his features. She ignored him, she wanted to see how the battle downstair was going and for what she was able to see the nameless guy had the upper hand.

She was excited, finally someone strong enough to take him down, finally a free pass to run away from her abuser and that stupid crew Shiki had going on.

In the background the devil fruit user could hear, even though just as a whisper, the three guys arguing about something. Rhea didn't care, she was too much into knowing who was going to win.

A hand waved in front of Zoro's face, Rhea Costa had being trying to get his attention for the past five minutes but the second in command was too preoccupied remembering their encounter to notice.

"I swear you are always in your little world. Sanji wanted to talk to you" she added. Zoro didn't move, to focused on how her face tattoo-a symbol of her tribe-looked so sophisticated. The swordman couldn't understand it, they were just some lines and dots all over her face and yet they looked like the most beautiful thing he ever layed eyes on. "Are you listening? Sanji is calling for you, is urgent"

He scoffed, what was so urgent to get him called while resting from his endless training? He thanked her, and walked into the kitchen.

Zoro was met with a smocking Sanji, the man waved away the smoke of the cigarette annoyed of the smell. He didn't mind the cook smoking in his habitat, but is was pretty annoying for him.

"What" one word only, what else was he supposed to say?

"You know we are going to stay here for just three days, right?" okay, the information given to the swordman was not of help, why would he care about how many days they are staying on the island? "and you know that to get to the next one is going to take us, like a couple of weeks, right?" again, what was his point? Zoro couldn't undesrstand it. Black Leg Sanji scoffed, adressing his crew mate as an idiot.

"Ohi, just get to the point. I don't see one yet." he was growing impatiente, what was with Sanji and his beating around the bush? "you know if is not that important, I will be going back to my training" and it was here that Sanji kicked him in the back of the head. "OHI! What was that for?"

"St. Valentine is in 5 days. If you don't get Rhea something here, you are going to be weeks late" nothing, the notion was not getting into Zoro's thick skull at all. St. Valentine? Why would he buy her something? The two crew mates were not a thing and probably never would. "Oh so you got her something already?" the blondie hoped so, because if it wasn't like that Zoro was a total idiot. The most idiotic person the cook ever saw in his life.

"No I didn't and I don't see why I should" Sanji wanted to hit the pirate once more, just one more time to make him understand his point of view.

"So you are telling me, you are not going to give your crush anything for St. Valentine?" The pirate had to rub his face on his palms to keep calm or chaos was going to unleash in seconds. "I really don't understant what she sees in you, dumb marimo." the insult was free, or so Zoro thought. What was wrong in not doing a move on the most romantic day of the year? He really didn't want to do it.

"what if she doesn't feel the same?" it wasn't meant for the cook to hear but Zoro's doubts were now of public domain, shit.

"Ar... I am sorry, did you not understand what I just told you? Oh my god you are so dense." Sanji culdn't stand up no more, he was loosing his balance due to how stupid Zoro was being. "What part of 'I don't understand what she sees in you' do you not understand?" it took the green haired pirate some minutes to connect the dots, and when he did he started to panic.

His mind raced into milion of thoughts. Was he supposed to buy her flowers? No, he knew she couldn'y keep them alive. Maybe a book? Nah, it was just going to be a waste of money and he was already in huge debts with Nami. Chocolates? He remembered she didn't like sweets too much. What was the perfect gift for someone as simple as Rhea?

"Luckily for you, I have some ideas in mind." oh no, that was going to get ugly.

Zoro was right, choosing a present, with Sanji felt like a quest. The two pirates went into all the clothes shops but ended up kicked out of all of them due to the bickering: Sanji was sure that Rhea would love the dress he picked; Zoro wasn't sure. The color was neither her favorite nor a good choice with her skin or hair color.

Moving to the libraries once again the two Mugiwaras argued about getting a book for the girl. Zoro reminded the cook Rhea was not into reading as much as he thought.

"But I always see her reading?" the man was confused, every time he passed by her she had her nose up into a different book.

"She uses Robin's books to fall asleep. How can you not notice?" that was a low blow, how could someone like Roronoa Zoro notice such small details about her and not him? Was this the side effect of love?

"Okay, then what would be a good present for her?" Zoro didn't had to think too hard, it was easy, very easy. "Daggers?"

"Daggers" he repetead, smiling.

Entering the shop, the two pirates went straight to the daggers section: Sanji was searching for something elegant, sophisticated and graceful; Zoro something practical for combat and that she would like.

"this is so nice" Zoro's left eye twiched, it was a nice dagger, but it wasn't right for her. Inspecting the object he just put it back and told Sanji to search better. "a hint of what should I pick?"

"Practical and with her favourite color" a moment of silence. "Blue. Blue is her favorite color"

"I know" Sanji said annoyed.

The blond pirate was grewing frustated, nothing that he picked was a good choice. He started to think Zoro was doing it on purpose but no. Everything was not good enough. Some were the right size but the colors? The worst one he saw on a dagger; if the color got his attention, the size and the shape weren't a fit for Rhea.

"Just pick anything already" the cook said, but Zoro didn't hear him, the verbal information flew over his head when he finally saw it. The perfect dagger was laying under his nose.

"Is this from Alabasta?" it was and he was so happy to know that. His mind went back to the conversation him and Rhea had some days ago, she told him how she really wanted one of those curved daggers from Alabasta, with fancy details and bright gems all over the handler and now he had one in his hands.

The size was perfect for her, it wasn't too small neither too big to look like a katana of his; the blade was lightly curved, he thought it wasn't a bad features, he recalled how she told him she was not used to the ones with a crescent form; the handler was blue and richly composed with gold patterns all over. What got his attention was the head of a tiger at the top of the handler.

"This is perfect" he was sure, 100% sure that was the best choice for a new dagger to gift her. Sanji was still not convinced.

"What does not convince you?" asked Zoro, he was so tired and the only thing he wanted to do was buying the dagger and go back on the Sunny.

"is just...Are you sure?"

"Look, this one has everything, is from Alabasta, is curved, has her favorite color and animal. I am 100% sure is the best choice" wow, Sanji never saw the green haired like this. He was really into Rhea. Sanji took a deep breath and let the friend do as he thought was the best.

The day was finally here but everyone acted as always, I mean it wasn't a big deal since there was not a single couple on the ship, but still, Zoro felt like something was going in the wrong way. He started to think if that was the best option at the market.

"I swear you are always in your little world. Why are you not celebrating with the others?" shit, he had to think of an excuse but nothing came to mind, he wanted to back down. The idea to gift her a dagger from Alabasta at the end sounded so stupid, maybe he had to listen to Sanji for once. "ah before I forget, here a little present. Is nothing special but.." the pirate snatched the box from her hands in a second and he wasted no time and opened it.

He was perplexed, why a blue bandana? He already had one and it was not in need to be replaced yet, so why? What was she thinking while buying it?

"I know, blue is not your color but" she stopped for a second, too embaraced maybe. "is stupid but, I wanted you to have something that reminds you of me, you know in case we are to be separated" he smiled, knowing he had won a little battle against the romantic gestures of Sanji.

Zoro reassured her it wasn't stupid at all, and then handed her a bigger box himself.

"When I saw it I thought it was the per..."

"Oh my god I love it. Thank you Zoro." she hugged him, not thinking if he felt comfortable or not about the physical contact, she was just too happy to realize what was happening. "I am totally gonna use this from now on." she added.

"Glad you liked it." he said and watched her jumping out the kitchen, all happy about the little weapon. Zoro tied the kerchief around Shusui with a proud smile on his face.

She was happy with the blade and he was happy for that.

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Incredible Peyton List Wears Rhea Costa at the 2024 Glamour Women Of The Year.

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In a week brimming with fashion-forward flair, celebrities reminded us that true sophistication doesn’t need to shout. It simply needs intention. From the glittering red carpets to the sun-soaked sands of Coachella and even off-duty Instagram snaps, stars delivered effortless glamour with minimal fuss and maximum elegance. Whether wrapped in velvet, floating in lace, or making a statement in fringe and feathers, they showed us that when elegance meets personality, the result is nothing short of unforgettable. Every look struck a balance between timeless charm and modern edge—think crisp tailoring, luxe textures, and accessories that whispered (not screamed) refinement. These are the kinds of outfits that inspire: perfect for weddings, rooftop parties, galas, or a romantic dinner where you want to turn heads without trying too hard. Ahead, we’re spotlighting the most swoon-worthy fashion moments of the week—and how to channel the classic looks for your standout style. Here are 10 classic celebrity looks that dominated this week and how you can recreate them… #1. Kendall Jenner: Desert Chic Done Right Photo: @justjared/Instagram At FWRD’s “Welcome to the Desert” Coachella kickoff, Kendall Jenner proved that minimalism can speak volumes. Draped in a sand-hued Tove ‘Erin’ dress, she completed the look with The Row’s Amazon clutch and Vika ankle-strap sandals. This was stealth wealth at its finest: understated, effortless, and undeniably chic. To channel Kendall’s look, reach for a neutral-toned slip dress, a structured tan clutch, and barely-there ankle-strap sandals. It’s the perfect formula for rooftop brunches, resort dinners, or any golden hour gathering where subtle elegance makes the loudest impression. #2. Sheryl Lee Ralph: Hollywood Royalty Photo: @justjared/Instagram As she received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Sheryl Lee Ralph embodied grace and gravitas in a black Rhea Costa gown. With its sculpted bodice and flared skirt, the look channeled pure Old Hollywood glamour—a timeless tribute to a legacy still in the making. To recreate this moment of enduring elegance, opt for a strapless black gown with architectural or corseted detailing. Pair it with classic black stilettos and understated pearl or diamond studs to let the silhouette shine. Ideal for charity galas, award ceremonies, or a night at the opera, this look speaks volumes—without ever raising its voice. #3. Lala Anthony: Bodysuit Brilliance Photo: @lala/Instagram Lala Anthony lit up Instagram in a sculpted patterned bodysuit set, finished with crisp white heels and a coordinating clutch. It was a modern twist on a classic silhouette—fitted, flattering, and unapologetically confident. To channel this energy, go for a printed jumpsuit or a sleek matching set that hugs in all the right places. Add clean white heels and silver jewelry for a polished finish. This look is made for girls’ nights out or art gallery openings where style is the unspoken dress code. Shop editor’s picks   #4. Blake Lively: Fringe with Finesse Photo: Getty Images At the UK screening of Another Simple Favor, Blake Lively didn’t just attend—she commanded. Clad in a black leather fringed ensemble by David Koma, she fused timeless sophistication with a shot of daring, reminding us that classic looks don’t have to mean predictable. The ensemble was equal parts polished and provocative, rooted in old-school glamour but reimagined with a rebellious twist. To channel this energy, reach for a black leather or faux leather midi skirt and pair it with a fitted bodysuit accented with fringe, beading, or subtle shimmer. Keep accessories minimal but intentional—perhaps a sculptural ring and a sleek clutch. It’s the kind of outfit that’s made for fashion week after-hours or any night you plan to turn heads and stay unforgettable. #5. Hailee Steinfeld: Velvet Dreams Photo: @justjared/Instagram Hailee Steinfeld delivered a couture daydream at the Sinners photocall, stepping out in a black velvet Richard Quinn gown adorned with a dramatic white satin bow at the collar. It was vintage charm reimagined for the modern romantic—equal parts classic and theatrical, with just enough drama to stop you in your scroll. To channel this moment, look for a black velvet midi gown with standout detailing at the shoulders or neckline—think bows, sculptural collars, or subtle ruffles. Complete the look with sleek black pumps and a single bold accessory, like a statement earring or cuff. Ideal for awards season soirées or an ultra-chic wedding, it’s timeless with a twist. #6. Porsha Williams: Fringe Fever Photo: @porshas4real/Instagram On Live with Kelly and Mark, Porsha Williams didn’t just appear—she made an entrance. Her sheer red mini dress, dripping in connected fringe and paired with multicolored tassel sandals, struck the perfect balance between bold and beautifully curated. It was the classic look turned all the way up—flirty, playful, and full of confidence. To recreate the vibe, reach for a fringed mini in a vivid hue and pair it with colorful heels. Statement earrings are a must—think sparkle, movement, or both. This look is tailor-made for summer soirées, rooftop cocktails, or a birthday celebration where you are the main event. Shop editor’s choice   #7. Anna Kendrick: Lace, But Make It Edgy Photo: @justjared/Instagram For the Another Simple Favor red carpet, Anna Kendrick served up sultry sophistication in a lace bra top and matching midi skirt by Zuhair Murad. The sheer ensemble was elevated by ruffled sleeves and a delicate lace belt—feminine, daring, and a fresh take on the classic look. To channel this vibe, opt for a coordinated lace set or pair a romantic lace blouse with a high-waisted midi skirt. Keep the footwear sleek—minimalist heels will let the lace take center stage. Ideal for fashion week appearances, elevated evening parties, or a dinner date with a touch of drama. #8. Cynthia Bailey: Blazer Babe Photo: @cynthia bailey/Instagram Cynthia Bailey delivered a masterclass in power dressing, stepping out in a black blazer dress paired with tights, a structured hat, and sleek heels. Chic, sharp, and brimming with attitude, this is the ultimate boardroom-to-bar classic look. Recreate it with a tailored blazer dress, opaque black tights, and a fashion-forward hat to top things off. Whether you’re heading to a gallery opening or a fashion industry mixer, this outfit strikes the perfect balance between authority and allure. #9. Monica Denise: Silver & Sleek Photo: @monicadenise/Instagram Monica Denise served futuristic finesse in a steel-toned ruched dress, complete with a thigh-high slit. Paired with minimal silver heels and understated accessories, the look exuded a quiet confidence. To recreate this striking ensemble, opt for a metallic-toned dress with ruching or draping, and finish the look with sleek, pointed-toe heels. Whether you’re attending an upscale birthday dinner or a glam cocktail party, this outfit is sure to impress. Shop editor’s finds   #10. Marlo Hampton: Green with Glam Photo: @marlohampton/Instagram Marlo Hampton stunned in a green high-neck bodycon dress adorned with feathers and a daring front slit. She effortlessly elevated the look with metallic green-orange heels and a chic black mini bag. The result? Playful drama, balanced with a refined finish. To recreate her fearless energy, start with a jewel-toned dress featuring feather trim. Additionally, don’t hesitate to experiment with metallic footwear, as it adds that perfect touch of boldness. Whether you’re attending holiday parties, birthday dinners, or high-profile brunches, this outfit will ensure you make a memorable entrance. From Blake Lively’s bold fringe to Hailee Steinfeld’s velvet elegance, this week’s fashion moments have proven that a classic look doesn’t have to be boring. With thoughtful styling and minimal accessories, these women showcased how to dress like icons while maintaining a refreshing aura. So, which look will you recreate first? Whether you’re drawn to sleek sophistication or a daring statement, there’s no shortage of inspiration to elevate your style game. 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In a week brimming with fashion-forward flair, celebrities reminded us that true sophistication doesn’t need to shout. It simply needs intention. From the glittering red carpets to the sun-soaked sands of Coachella and even off-duty Instagram snaps, stars delivered effortless glamour with minimal fuss and maximum elegance. Whether wrapped in velvet, floating in lace, or making a statement in fringe and feathers, they showed us that when elegance meets personality, the result is nothing short of unforgettable. Every look struck a balance between timeless charm and modern edge—think crisp tailoring, luxe textures, and accessories that whispered (not screamed) refinement. These are the kinds of outfits that inspire: perfect for weddings, rooftop parties, galas, or a romantic dinner where you want to turn heads without trying too hard. Ahead, we’re spotlighting the most swoon-worthy fashion moments of the week—and how to channel the classic looks for your standout style. Here are 10 classic celebrity looks that dominated this week and how you can recreate them… #1. Kendall Jenner: Desert Chic Done Right Photo: @justjared/Instagram At FWRD’s “Welcome to the Desert” Coachella kickoff, Kendall Jenner proved that minimalism can speak volumes. Draped in a sand-hued Tove ‘Erin’ dress, she completed the look with The Row’s Amazon clutch and Vika ankle-strap sandals. This was stealth wealth at its finest: understated, effortless, and undeniably chic. To channel Kendall’s look, reach for a neutral-toned slip dress, a structured tan clutch, and barely-there ankle-strap sandals. It’s the perfect formula for rooftop brunches, resort dinners, or any golden hour gathering where subtle elegance makes the loudest impression. #2. Sheryl Lee Ralph: Hollywood Royalty Photo: @justjared/Instagram As she received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Sheryl Lee Ralph embodied grace and gravitas in a black Rhea Costa gown. With its sculpted bodice and flared skirt, the look channeled pure Old Hollywood glamour—a timeless tribute to a legacy still in the making. To recreate this moment of enduring elegance, opt for a strapless black gown with architectural or corseted detailing. Pair it with classic black stilettos and understated pearl or diamond studs to let the silhouette shine. Ideal for charity galas, award ceremonies, or a night at the opera, this look speaks volumes—without ever raising its voice. #3. Lala Anthony: Bodysuit Brilliance Photo: @lala/Instagram Lala Anthony lit up Instagram in a sculpted patterned bodysuit set, finished with crisp white heels and a coordinating clutch. It was a modern twist on a classic silhouette—fitted, flattering, and unapologetically confident. To channel this energy, go for a printed jumpsuit or a sleek matching set that hugs in all the right places. Add clean white heels and silver jewelry for a polished finish. This look is made for girls’ nights out or art gallery openings where style is the unspoken dress code. Shop editor’s picks   #4. Blake Lively: Fringe with Finesse Photo: Getty Images At the UK screening of Another Simple Favor, Blake Lively didn’t just attend—she commanded. Clad in a black leather fringed ensemble by David Koma, she fused timeless sophistication with a shot of daring, reminding us that classic looks don’t have to mean predictable. The ensemble was equal parts polished and provocative, rooted in old-school glamour but reimagined with a rebellious twist. To channel this energy, reach for a black leather or faux leather midi skirt and pair it with a fitted bodysuit accented with fringe, beading, or subtle shimmer. Keep accessories minimal but intentional—perhaps a sculptural ring and a sleek clutch. It’s the kind of outfit that’s made for fashion week after-hours or any night you plan to turn heads and stay unforgettable. #5. Hailee Steinfeld: Velvet Dreams Photo: @justjared/Instagram Hailee Steinfeld delivered a couture daydream at the Sinners photocall, stepping out in a black velvet Richard Quinn gown adorned with a dramatic white satin bow at the collar. It was vintage charm reimagined for the modern romantic—equal parts classic and theatrical, with just enough drama to stop you in your scroll. To channel this moment, look for a black velvet midi gown with standout detailing at the shoulders or neckline—think bows, sculptural collars, or subtle ruffles. Complete the look with sleek black pumps and a single bold accessory, like a statement earring or cuff. Ideal for awards season soirées or an ultra-chic wedding, it’s timeless with a twist. #6. Porsha Williams: Fringe Fever Photo: @porshas4real/Instagram On Live with Kelly and Mark, Porsha Williams didn’t just appear—she made an entrance. Her sheer red mini dress, dripping in connected fringe and paired with multicolored tassel sandals, struck the perfect balance between bold and beautifully curated. It was the classic look turned all the way up—flirty, playful, and full of confidence. To recreate the vibe, reach for a fringed mini in a vivid hue and pair it with colorful heels. Statement earrings are a must—think sparkle, movement, or both. This look is tailor-made for summer soirées, rooftop cocktails, or a birthday celebration where you are the main event. Shop editor’s choice   #7. Anna Kendrick: Lace, But Make It Edgy Photo: @justjared/Instagram For the Another Simple Favor red carpet, Anna Kendrick served up sultry sophistication in a lace bra top and matching midi skirt by Zuhair Murad. The sheer ensemble was elevated by ruffled sleeves and a delicate lace belt—feminine, daring, and a fresh take on the classic look. To channel this vibe, opt for a coordinated lace set or pair a romantic lace blouse with a high-waisted midi skirt. Keep the footwear sleek—minimalist heels will let the lace take center stage. Ideal for fashion week appearances, elevated evening parties, or a dinner date with a touch of drama. #8. Cynthia Bailey: Blazer Babe Photo: @cynthia bailey/Instagram Cynthia Bailey delivered a masterclass in power dressing, stepping out in a black blazer dress paired with tights, a structured hat, and sleek heels. Chic, sharp, and brimming with attitude, this is the ultimate boardroom-to-bar classic look. Recreate it with a tailored blazer dress, opaque black tights, and a fashion-forward hat to top things off. Whether you’re heading to a gallery opening or a fashion industry mixer, this outfit strikes the perfect balance between authority and allure. #9. Monica Denise: Silver & Sleek Photo: @monicadenise/Instagram Monica Denise served futuristic finesse in a steel-toned ruched dress, complete with a thigh-high slit. Paired with minimal silver heels and understated accessories, the look exuded a quiet confidence. To recreate this striking ensemble, opt for a metallic-toned dress with ruching or draping, and finish the look with sleek, pointed-toe heels. Whether you’re attending an upscale birthday dinner or a glam cocktail party, this outfit is sure to impress. Shop editor’s finds   #10. Marlo Hampton: Green with Glam Photo: @marlohampton/Instagram Marlo Hampton stunned in a green high-neck bodycon dress adorned with feathers and a daring front slit. She effortlessly elevated the look with metallic green-orange heels and a chic black mini bag. The result? Playful drama, balanced with a refined finish. To recreate her fearless energy, start with a jewel-toned dress featuring feather trim. Additionally, don’t hesitate to experiment with metallic footwear, as it adds that perfect touch of boldness. Whether you’re attending holiday parties, birthday dinners, or high-profile brunches, this outfit will ensure you make a memorable entrance. From Blake Lively’s bold fringe to Hailee Steinfeld’s velvet elegance, this week’s fashion moments have proven that a classic look doesn’t have to be boring. With thoughtful styling and minimal accessories, these women showcased how to dress like icons while maintaining a refreshing aura. So, which look will you recreate first? Whether you’re drawn to sleek sophistication or a daring statement, there’s no shortage of inspiration to elevate your style game. 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