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Prince William is said to have lingering doubts about Prince Harry and his relationship with Meghan Markle, with a new report alleging the future king remains surprised the marriage has lasted as long as it has.
Next month marks eight years since Harry and Meghan tied the knot at St George’s Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle, but insiders claim William’s stance has not softened over time.
According to a source speaking to Closer, William allegedly expected the relationship to falter much sooner.
They reportedly claimed: “He genuinely expected that she’d have chewed him up and spit him out by now. Not that he’s changed his tune – he’s still saying it will be over any day now. He believes she’s gotten everything she wanted from his brother, so it’s only a matter of time before he’s of no use to her anymore.
“It’s a very harsh take on things, but William is unequivocal in his belief that Meghan is nothing but an opportunist. All the Hollywood stuff is another red flag in his view because he doesn’t believe for one second that Harry wants to be paraded around the red carpet like a show pony. Sure, it may have been a fun novelty at first, but William knows him well enough to see the discomfort written on his face in all the pictures he’s seen.”
The insider went on to claim that William believes a breaking point is inevitable, though insists he would support his brother if that moment came.
The source reportedly said: “William is convinced that, sooner or later, his brother will have had enough – that is, if Meghan doesn’t toss him to the side first. And, when that happens William will be there to welcome him back, but not a day sooner.”
Kensington Palace has been contacted for comment.
Prince Harry has previously addressed the early days of his relationship with Meghan, including a moment when his brother reportedly raised concerns.
In November 2017, Prince Harry and Meghan announced their engagement before going on to marry in May 2018.
It’s a very harsh take on things, but William is unequivocal in his belief that Meghan is nothing but an opportunist.
While promoting his memoir Spare during a 2023 interview with ITV presenter Tom Bradby, Harry spoke about how his family reacted at the time.
The duke said: “Some of the things that my brother and sister-in-law, some of the way that they were acting or behaving definitely felt to me as though, unfortunately, that stereotyping was causing a bit of a barrier to them really sort of, you know, introducing or welcoming her in.”
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Tom asked Harry whether William had tried to “dissuade” him from marrying Meghan.
However, Harry replied: “No, he never tried to dissuade me from marrying Meghan, but he aired some concerns, very early on and said, you know, this is going to be really hard for you.”
As the couple approach another wedding anniversary, the claims offer a fresh glimpse into the reported tensions behind palace doors, and the very different views said to remain between the two brothers.
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Lauryn Hill and her children are front and center in a new fashion campaign.
The singer appears alongside several of her kids in Denim Tears’ Spring/Summer 2026 rollout, marking a rare family moment tied to a major brand release.
The campaign features Hill with Selah Marley, YG Marley, Sara Marley, John Nesta Marley, and Micah Hill.
The photos, captured in black-and-white, places Hill and her children in a stripped-down setting that keeps the focus on the denim pieces.
The collection is set to launch online on April 17 at 11 a.m. ET, with early in-store access beginning April 16 at African Diaspora Goods in New York and at the brand’s Atlanta residency in Lenox Square.
Hill has six children in all. She shares five children with Rohan Marley — Zion, Joshua, John, Selah, and Sara . She welcomed her youngest son, Micah, in 2021.
Her experience as a young mother, particularly during the height of her career, became a defining part of her story and inspired her song “To Zion,”.
In a 1999 interview with The Guardian, she said, “That song is about the revelation that my son was to me. I had always made decisions for other people, making everybody else happy, and once I had him that was really the first decision that was unpopular for me…And it was the best decision that I could have ever made because I’m the happiest and healthiest that I have ever been.”
Hill continues to balance her career with motherhood. She recently returned to Columbia High School in Maplewood, New Jersey, for the 2nd Annual gMAC Harlem Renaissance Fashion Show, where her daughter Sara Marley took on a hosting role. The event raised funds for scholarships, college visits, and academic enrichment.
“This was a wonderful event,” Hill said after the show.
She then introduced her daughter, adding, “This is my daughter, Sara Marley, for those who don’t know. She was a wonderful, fabulous host. This was a wonderful event. We should have done this every year!”
It was just a few weeks ago that Travis Kelce was announced as the new global brand ambassador for Tommy Hilfiger. I was actually surprised a couple of years ago when I saw headlines about the resurgence and sales figures improving year over year for the last several because… well… for a while there, and maybe still, Tommy Hilfiger had become an outlet mall brand.
But Gen Z has been all over Tommy for a while – and then Sofia Richie, an icon to Gen Z, collaborated with the brand for a new collection last year and now here we are, at a time when everything 90s is on trend again, especially after Love Story: John and Carolyn, Tommy Hilfiger is, at least for some, officially back on top. I mean, I’m not shopping there but they’re not after my money, they’re catering to a specific demo. Which brings us back to Travis and what they think he represents.
Travis was in New York yesterday shooting a Tommy campaign. Taylor Swift was supposedly nearby at the Plaza Hotel, hanging out while Travis was at work. Give it a minute and someone will post an “exclusive” about how Tommy Hilfiger is dressing Travis – or both of them – for the wedding.
On paper, I see why Travis x Tommy is a good fit: all-American and preppy and he’s marrying America’s pop princess etc etc etc. But I’m looking at him in this boring AF outfit, in contrast to some of the hilariously obnoxious outfits he’s been seen in (not complaining) and how much fun he likes to have with his wardrobe and I’m kind of underwhelmed. Travis’s personal style, in my opinion, is better than Taylor’s. I wonder if it’s about to be watered down.
What else happened today…
Here at the 2026 inductees to the Rock Hall. Impossible to dispute anyone on this list – and my personal favourite here is Sade, can’t wait to see what the tribute will be – but Ms Lauryn Hill and Mariah Carey didn’t make the cut, again. How much longer are they going to make Mimi wait?! (Pajiba)
Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, and Charles Melton continue to promote season two of Beef and Carey continues to not wear black! (Go Fug Yourself)
We are three months away from the premiere of Spider-Man: Brand New Day so it won’t be long before we start seeing new footage from the movie – and while this is a superhero movie, I’m also excited by Rachel Leishman’s reporting that it will also be one for the heart. We will be crying at Spider-Man! I’m ready for it! (The Mary Sue)
Despite reports to the contrary (the British tabloids, obvs), Australia is very excited about Prince Harry and Meghan’s not-officially-royal-but-basically-royal tour. (Celebitchy)
The stars of Masters of the Universe (the movie I call Dumdums of the Universe – with love) cover the new issue of Entertainment Weekly and it is exactly as corny as it should be. The main character is called He-Man, and when your hero’s name is that stupid, just lean into, all the way, don’t pull back. This movie already has my money. (EW)
Travis Kelce shoots Tommy Hilfiger campaign as new ambassador in New York, April 13, 2026
The heartfelt comedy series American Classic arrived on UK TV screens over the weekend, and if it’s not yet on your radar, it might be worth checking out.
Co-created by Michael Hoffman and Bob Martin, the eight-part series, starring Kevin Kline and Laura Linney, follows Broadway star Richard Bean, who returns to his hometown after suffering a spectacular public meltdown and decides to save his family’s struggling local theatre.
© David Giesbrecht/MGM+The MGM+ series is a must-watch for fans of light-hearted comedy. Critics have hailed it as a “hidden gem,” comparing it to sitcoms like Schitt’s Creek and Ted Lasso.
Keep reading to find out more…
The series follows narcissistic Broadway star Richard Bean, whose spectacular public meltdown goes viral, forcing him to retreat to his home town of Millersburg, where his career began at his family’s local theatre.
© David Giesbrecht/MGM+The synopsis continues: “Once there, his extreme behaviour sets off a series of crises among those closest to him: his ex-girlfriend (now the town’s mayor) married to his brother, his brother himself, and his beloved niece who dreams of a life in the theatre.
“As old loves resurface and buried secrets emerge, Richard must confront the consequences of his past actions and the family and town he left behind for fame and glamour. Each season follows a different Richard Bean production that will reflect the stories unfolding in the lovable but flawed Bean family and the transformative power of making art.”
Oscar winner Kevin Kline (A Fish Called Wanda) leads the cast as Richard Bean, alongside Emmy-winning actress Laura Linney (Ozark) and Jon Tenney (The Closer).
© David Giesbrecht/MGM+They’re joined by Len Cariou, Nell Verlaque, Jessica Hecht, Tony Shalhoub, Ajay Friese, Billy Carter, Elise Kibler, Jane Alexander, Stephen Spinella and Aaron Tveit.
One viewer “highly recommended” the series, hailing it as “a standout show” with wonderful acting and writing, while a second described the comedy as a “fun and easy binge” on IMDb.
© David Giesbrecht/MGM+A third viewer said the show “excellently captures life in a small town” with great humour, while another hailed leading star Kevin’s performance as “perfect” in the “wonderfully entertaining and heartfelt” series.
Meanwhile, The Guardian handed out four stars, describing the show as “delightful” and “lovely comfort TV” with “hints of Ted Lasso and Schitt’s Creek,” while The Wall Street Journal hailed the comedy as “the funniest series of recent memory”.
© David Giesbrecht/MGM+Elsewhere, The Hollywood Reporter said the series felt “old-fashioned, if not downright hokey,” while Decider noted that while the show isn’t “laugh out loud,” its “excellent cast and warm small-town-and-family feeling” will keep audiences watching.
The series premiered in the UK with the first two episodes on MGM+ on 11 April. Episodes will be released weekly until the finale on Saturday 23 May.
It has not been an easy few months for the Norwegian royal family. In addition to the controversy over the publication of emails between Crown Princess Mette-Marit and Jeffrey Epstein, which alluded to an apparently closer relationship than she had previously admitted, 89-year-old King Harald had to be hospitalized for an infection while enjoying a few days off in Tenerife. Meanwhile, the trial against Marius Borg Høiby, Mette-Marit’s son who was accused of up to 40 crimes, ended in March and a verdict is expected in June. In December, Mette-Marit also announced that her case of lung disease pulmonary fibrosis had progressed.
Afterward, Mette-Marit remained out of the public eye, except for a public visit King Philippe and Queen Mathilde of Belgium and a television interview to clarify her friendship with Epstein. But on Monday, the princess resumed her work schedule on a public engagement with her husband, Crown Prince Haakon, and her two children, Prince Sverre Magnus and Princess Ingrid Alexandra.
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The royals hosted a palace reception for the athletes who competed in the Winter Paralympics in Milan. Mette-Marit entered the hall smiling, but she arrived wearing a cannula in her nose. It was connected to breathing assistance system carried. It is the first time that the princess appeared with oxygen during an official act, highlighting her chronic disease. The official palace statement about the illness’s progression said she may need a lung transplant in the future.
No Doubt guitarist Tom Dumont has been diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson’s disease aged 58.
Sharing the news in an Instagram video, the musician said his diagnosis comes after several years of symptoms and is “a struggle every day”.
“I went to my doctor, I went to a neurologist, and I did a whole bunch of tests. It’s been a struggle,” he said.
Watch the video above.
“It’s a struggle every day … The good news is, I can still play music, I can still play guitar. I’ve been doing really well.”
Dumont added that he’s been inspired by other people publicly sharing their health challenges on social media.
“I think it helps erase some of the stigma, and it raises awareness, obviously, and awareness is really important for prevention and for research.”
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The guitarist’s post has attracted plenty of supportive comments, including from his No Doubt bandmates and fellow music industry legends.
“Love you beyond words my friend. Can’t wait to get on stage with you again,” the band’s bassist Tony Kanal wrote, while drummer Gabrial McNair wrote, “My friend, bandmate, and hero……I love you brother.”
No Doubt’s keyboardist and saxophonist Gabrial McNair said, “You are such a beautiful soul, Tom!! I love you so much and can’t wait get on stage with you!!”
“Sending you so much love Tom. You are such a special soul. What a man,” fellow ’90s rockers Garbage wrote.
Per the World Health Organisation, Parkinson disease is a brain condition that causes problems with movement, mental health, sleep, pain and other health issues.
The condition gets worse over time and there is no cure, but therapies and medicines can reduce symptoms, which include tremors, painful muscle contractions and difficulty speaking.
Other stars who’ve spoken openly about their Parkinson’s disease experiences include Michael J Fox, Linda Ronstadt, Billy Connelly and Alan Alda.
Next month, Dumont will join his No Doubt bandmates, including frontwoman Gwen Stefani, in the band’s 18-show residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas.
“It’s kind of made me think about how grateful I am for the life I’ve gotten to lead as a musician all these years,” he added.
“And it’s thanks to our families and our friends and listeners and you and everyone who’s come out to shows over the years.”
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Summer movie season is fast approaching, and this year’s slate is bringing everything from the highly anticipated return of The Devil Wears Prada to a live-action remake of Moana.
Whether you’re searching for a hit of nostalgia, itching to catch a glimpse of your favourite superhero returning to the big screen or looking to enjoy fresh stories, there’s a new movie dropping almost every week. Grab your popcorn — here’s a rundown of the biggest movies coming out this summer.
Set nearly two decades after the original film, Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt reprise their roles as sparring figures once again entangled in the cutthroat world of high fashion. Old rivalries flare, bold couture takes centre stage and high-stakes drama unfolds as this cult classic struts confidently into a new age.
Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu follows bounty hunter Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) and his young apprentice Grogu as they venture beyond the Outer Rim. Along the way, old enemies rear their heads, new alliances form and loyalties are pushed to their limits.
Fans of the Scary Movie franchise will soon be on the edge of their seats as the latest instalment draws them into its distinctive brand of horror parody. Taking aim at today’s most pervasive pop-culture obsessions, familiar faces clash with unsuspecting victims as chaos, racy humour and absurd twists ensue.
Masters of the Universe, starring Nicholas Galitzine as Prince Adam (a.k.a. He-Man), follows his march to defend Eternia — where the young royal must fight off the evil Skeletor, who threatens to entomb the otherworldly realm in darkness — and embrace his ability to unite a group of scattered allies.
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From legendary director Steven Spielberg comes this sci-fi thriller starring Josh O’Connor and Emily Blunt, in which humanity stands on the precipice of contact with alien life. While little has been revealed about the plot, the film marks Spielberg’s return to the extraterrestrial genre, with early teasers weaving in a whistleblower angle and exploring society’s reaction when the truth finally comes to light.
The Odyssey follows King Odysseus as he returns home after the Trojan War. Encountering gods, monsters and perilous seas, his character is tested at every turn while the fate of his kingdom hangs in the balance. Drawing on myth and cinematic spectacle, Christopher Nolan reconstructs a timeless epic on the silver screen.
Set in an all-too-human world, Toy Story 5 reunites Woody, Buzz and the gang as they step into another topsy-turvy, toy-driven adventure. As their timeless bond is tested and they question their purpose, this next instalment promises the warmth and nostalgia at the heart of every Toy Story saga. Bring tissues, you never know!
Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow begins with Kara Zor-El as she forges her own path in the wake of Krypton’s legacy. When a freak encounter drags her into a risky quest for justice, she must confront loss and push the limits of her resilience to come into her own as a hero.
Minions & Monsters plunges audiences back into the universes of everyone’s favourite little tricksters as they rip through a rowdy world of mayhem, mishaps and pesky villains. This movie is set to be jam-packed with slapstick comedy, endless charm, and another raucous turn into animated chaos.
This live-action remake of Moana follows a headstrong young traveller who sets sail beyond the safety of her home to discover her true identity. Accompanied by the demigod Maui, she encounters mythical forces, must navigate ancient quests and grapple with her own self-doubt.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day reunites audiences with Peter Parker as he embarks on a fresh start in a world that has forgotten him. Rebuilding his life alone, he must manage its everyday struggles as emerging threats pull him back into the world of Spider-Man.
The End of Oak Street follows a seemingly normal suburban community whose daily routines are upended by a series of unsettling events that erode trust and build tension among neighbours. As residents are forced to unearth unseemly truths, they will solve mysteries, ignite drama and hold viewers in psychological suspense.
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In his Saturday Night Live debut, Colman Domingo cements himself in that rarified class of novices whose technical lack of experience belies a natural understanding of stage gravitas and sketch comedy.
An obligatory search to confirm the Emmy-winning Euphoria star had never hosted the Lorne Michaels-helmed late-nighter was baffling spiritually, even if it was accurate factually. By the end of the night, the ease with which the actor held his own — not a break in sight — was almost enough to elevate middling sketch material, a problem that has plagued Season 51 since its inception.
This was best exemplified by the Sing Sing star’s opening monologue; I would say it screamed effortless cool, but the reality was that the opener mostly crooned it, Domingo’s rich timbre directed R&B sounds, mood lighting and a “sexy slow push” on the camera to communicate: “When you come to my house, the vibes are spectacular.”
Indeed.
While serenading the Studio 8H attendees, Domingo demonstrated that the sultry effect “works for everybody,” cuing tonight’s affable punching bag Jeremy Culhane to smize for the camera. It worked so well, actually, that a couple was spotted making out in the audience.
“Ooh, they’re straight. You don’t see that everyday,” Domingo quipped.
And while the Four Seasons alum was as charming as he was funny, a majority of the material did not rise to the occasion. Throughout Season 51, sketches have buckled under dragging runtimes, one-note jokes bludgeoned to death and facile concepts; earlier this year, another first time host, Teyana Taylor, was similarly let down by sketches that couldn’t match her depth and range as a performer.
A highlight of the night was “Fashion District Robbery,” in which Domingo appears as an extravagant professor named D’artagnan Meringue; when pressed by a local reporter to describe the individual who committed the crime, the beleaguered teacher can’t help but bring the focus back to his abysmal sartorial choices. He warns of the suspect at large: “Be on the lookout for a mess!” There are some fun tidbits here too: Mikey Day pops in and out of frame to add his two cents, while Chloe Fineman (whose presence this season has been muted) appears in a ludicrously capacious hat.
But after starting off strong, the material started to sag: In one sketch spoofing the Artemis II vlogs, Domingo’s passionate astronaut is derailed by two unserious colleagues (Day and Marcello Hernández) who keep bringing their shenanigans into the frame; in another, Domingo appears as a hammy Neil deGrasse Tyson type on PBS, the jokes in which hinge entirely on the monotonous whimsicality of people cosplaying as library objects.
Two sketches later in the night had great bones but fired in too many directions to have any staying power and salient humor.
There’s a funeral sketch in which Domingo pops up as one of four pimps of the recently deceased, shocking the late man’s grandsons, one of whom he tries to recruit. It’s a blink and you’ll miss it appearance, though Kenan Thompson, James Austin Johnson and Weekend Update co-anchor Colin Jost clearly have a blast playing souteneurs.
Another sketch opts for a Dead Poets Society and Good Will Hunting crossover, except Domingo’s free-spirited bohemian teaching style doesn’t gel too well with math: He throws caution — and arithmetic fact — to the wind. Several rudimentary suggestions for fake numbers follow. A bright spot: When Domingo questions why Andrew Dismukes’ frustrated student is so eager to learn the subject correctly, saying, “Why, so you can go out into the world and get a job?” his deadpan delivery of “Yes” is well worth it.
SNL also opted for two pre-taped sketches tonight. The first featured sad sack white guys finding their confidence at a Black barbershop known as “Uneek Kutz.” Domingo, Thompson and Kam Patterson commit to the bit, and Day’s divorcee comes out of his appointment with a durag and an opinion on the Pam vs. Gina debate in Martin. In the second, an Animorphs spoof finds Sarah Sherman unwittingly transformed into a humanoid frog, stuck “mid-morph” after she sneezes and farts at the same time; the sketch has Sherman’s fingerprints all over it, with its gross-out humor and uncanny visual effects.
As for Weekend Update, both Jost and Michael Che got good jabs in.
“If Iran doesn’t agree to peace, the greatest military of all time (OURS!) will f— Iran right up their Strait of Hormuz. Asalam alaykum, you crazy bastards!!!!” Jost began, reading a fake social media post from President Donald Trump. “Now, I completely made that up. But isn’t it kind of disturbing that you all totally believed that he had posted that?”
He continued, “President Trump did, genuinely, issue a post threatening to destroy Iran’s entire civilization and then ended with the phrase ‘praise be to Alllah,’ and I know that makes Trump sound like a radical terrorist, but remember, Trump has already been to a paradise with 72 virgins,” as a picture of the POTUS and late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein flashed on screen.
Meanwhile, Che quipped: “There is growing confusion over whether Israel being allowed to continue bombing Lebanon was part of the ceasefire with Iran. Ultimately, that decision comes down to the man controlling our military: Benjamin Netanyahu.”
As for the Update bits, Jane Wickline’s deer-in-the-headlights humor is often delightful, but her “Gen Z sexpert” fell flat. While the conceit of the bit is the character’s prudish and befuddling conception of intercourse, it goes all the way into the night, and not in a fun way.
Contrastingly, capping off a great appearance on the desk last week as Snape in HBO’s Harry Potter reboot, Patterson once again delivers in a two-hander with Hernández. The duo play in the nexus point between immaturity and precociousness, as “two kids from the back of the bus” who take turns making astute points about rising gas prices and low-hanging dick jokes.
Meanwhile, another inaugural performer, Brazilian superstar Anitta, took to the musical stage to debut her new collaboration with Shakira, “Choka Choka,” and “Várias Quejas.”
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Whether you wear athleisure to hit up the gym or just to go about your daily life, lululemon is making a successful effort at convincing us to shop its new arrivals. Between upgraded functional designs and new spring-worthy colors, it’s a good time to refresh our leggings, bras and belt bags. So, those yoga classes, running sessions and casual coffee shop trips are going to be our runways!
Although lululemon is known for its comfortable training gear in buttery-soft fabrics, the brand has made an impact in casual wear, too. The new spring arrivals include non-athleisure wear, like maxi dresses and sweatpant jeans. Who knows! Maybe lululemon will upgrade more than just your workout clothing collection.
1. Our Favorite: The viral Everywhere Belt Bag is still going strong, and we have our eye on the two new color options. One is pastel, and one is bright, so we’re having a tough time choosing just one.
2. Denim in Disguise: Sweatpant jeans just might be the best hack of the season, and lululemon’s take on the trend is here. The EasyFive wide-leg pants come in four colors, 10 sizes and three inseams.
3. Sporty Spice: Protect your skin from the sun (and look cute doing it!) in this adjustable lightweight visor. It’s designed to wear while running and training, so you know it’ll stay put.
4. Better Bra: If you don’t want a bra weighing you down, try the Straight-Strap Sports Bra. It offers light support but still works with a B/C cup.
5. Must-Have Maxi: This two-in-one maxi dress can be worn as a strapless dress or a maxi skirt. Either way, you’ll appreciate the sweat-wicking fabric during the hotter months.
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6. Cozy Crewneck: No matter the season, a relaxed, soft crewneck will always find its way onto your body. This one comes in lululemon’s new Candy Cloud color which is the right shade for spring and summer.
7. Tightened Tights: Leggings with a drawcord? Genius! The Groove high-rise tights ensure you have the optimal fit while practicing yoga in the buttery-soft fabric.
8. Sweet Skirt: lululemon’s Align Skirt got an upgrade with a long shorts liner and cool colorblock details. The side slide ensures that you can move in yoga, Pilates and beyond.
9. Rain Resistant: Don’t let the rain stop you from getting your workout in outdoors. The Scuba Cropped Anorak Evolve jacket is lightweight yet protects you from showers with its hood.
10. Timeless Tank: Just in time for the warmer weather, lululemon released the shade Ocean Wave. You can shop the hue in the Align Tank Top, which provides light support and a buttery-soft feel.
11. Wonderful Wide Leg: Your favorite lululemon Align pants now come in a wide-leg version. This high-rise flare option has a hidden pop of color at the waistband and overlapping side slits.
12. Trusty Tee: A relaxed crewneck tee will always be a go-to choice, and we love that this one comes in two new colors and one returning favorite. It’s mostly cotton makeup and four-way stretch guarantees all-day comfort.
13. Safe Slides: Whether you’re headed to a workout class or just want an easy shoe, these slip-on woven slides make it simple. The upper strap is plush without any seams in contact with your feet, so yes, they really are that comfortable.
14. Daily Dress: You already love the built-in shelf bra on the lululemon Align Dress, but it just got a sweet upgrade. The better shorts liner is 4 inches long with drop-in pockets and an open-back waistband for bathroom breaks.
15. Color of the Season: For those chilly mornings, we’re snagging the Scuba Full-Zip Hoodie that comes in the new Matcha Magic color. It has useful features, like thumbholes, a hidden card sleeve, ribbed panels and more.
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