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The Tokyo Summer Olympics may be about sports, but the opening ceremony produced several major fashion moments that made an impact on viewers.
The Summer Games officially started on Friday with more than 11,000 athletes from 206 countries coming together at the opening ceremony in Tokyo. The ceremony was unlike any in Olympics history, as the show was scaled back and virtually no spectators were permitted due to the pandemic.
Despite the changes, the opening ceremony produced several impressive moments, especially among the sartorial choices of the athletes and performers. Japanese singer Misia, for one, had a viral moment when she sang Japan’s national anthem dressed in a rainbow, cotton candy-like couture dress from designer Tomo Koizumi.
Many team uniforms also made an impact on viewers, both ones that resonated for their high-fashion quality and homage to various cultures and others that became fodder for memes.
Here, WWD looks at 11 of the standout fashion moments from the Tokyo Summer Olympics opening ceremony. Read on for more.
1. First Lady Dr. Jill Biden

First Lady Dr. Jill Biden at the Tokyo Summer Olympics opening ceremony. 
AP

First Lady Dr. Jill Biden was one of the few world leaders who was able to attend the Tokyo Olympics opening

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KKW Beauty fans still have a chance to grab the brand’s bestsellers before it temporarily shutters at the end of the month.
Kim Kardashian West revealed on July 7 that after roughly four years of running her KKW Beauty brand, she would be temporarily shutting down in order to rebrand with “new formulas that are more modern, innovative and packaged in an elevated and sustainable new look.”
While it was speculated that the rebrand was due to Kardashian West’s divorce from Kanye West, a source close to the brand and the founder confirmed the rebrand has “nothing to do with dropping the ‘W’ from KKW” and that West has even played a role in the rebrand.
With just over a week before KKW Beauty’s website is shut down on Aug. 1 at midnight, the brand is still offering many of its bestselling products at 20 to 75 percent off. Here, WWD breaks down how to buy KKW Beauty’s bestsellers before the end of the month.
Powder Contour & Highlight Kits

KKW Beauty’s Powder Contour & Highlight Kits. 
Courtesy of KKW Beauty

Kardashian West launched KKW Beauty by leveraging her well-known contoured makeup look. She’s expanded her contour kits to include various products, including the bestselling Powder

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The Ulta Beauty at Target shop-in-shop has finally been revealed, with more than 50 beauty brands participating in the initiative.
Last November, the two retailers announced they would be partnering to bring prestige beauty brands across skin, hair, makeup and fragrance to Target in a 1,000-square-foot shop-in-shop that will initially open in 100 locations next month. The initiative is expected to enter 800 Target stores in the next few years.
The shops-in-shop are staffed by Target’s employees who were trained by Ulta Beauty to provide the same customer experience at the retailer. Customers will also be rewarded for their purchases through Target Circle and Ultamate Rewards, which are both retailers’ rewards programs.
Here, WWD breaks down the complete list of beauty brands entering the Ulta Beauty at Target shops-in-shop by category. Read on for more.
Makeup
Anastasia Beverly Hills
Bareminerals
BeautyBlender
Benefit Cosmetics
Buxom
Clinique
Florence by Mills
It Cosmetics
Juvia’s Place
KVD Vegan Beauty
MAC Cosmetics
Nudestix
Pür
Smashbox
Stila
Tarte
Too Faced
Ulta Beauty Collection
Urban Decay
Skin Care
Bad Habit
Clarins
Clinique
Cosrx
First Aid Beauty
Florence by Mills
Jack Black
Josie Maran
Juice Beauty
Kopari Beauty
Loving Tan
Mario Badescu
Origins
Peach & Lily
Peter Thomas Roth
Philosophy
Shiseido
StriVectin
St. Tropez
Sunday Riley
The Ordinary
Truly Organic
Tula
Wakse
Hair Care
Alterna
Bondi Boost
Bumble and bumble
Curlsmith
Drybar
IGK
Madison Reed
Ouai
Pattern
Fragrance
Ariana Grande
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“Sex and the City” fans are getting closer to seeing the much-anticipated reboot.
Since announcing the new series, titled “And Just Like That,” in January, the show has made several major cast announcements, bringing back three out of four of its leading actresses — Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie Bradshaw, Cynthia Nixon as Miranda Hobbes and Kristen Davis as Charlotte York — as well as tapping a list of new and diverse actors to bring a fresh spin to the reboot.
HBO Max revealed its first look at the “Sex and the City” reboot earlier this month as filming began in New York City, showing the three lead actresses dressed in looks that pay homage to their characters’ well-known style.
While the original series’ costume designer, Patricia Field, is not returning for the reboot due to scheduling conflicts, the new show is expected to deliver the same iconic fashion moments.
The original “Sex and the City” is based on the book by Candace Bushnell and aired on HBO from 1998 to 2004. The show was followed by two movies in 2008 and 2010.
Here, WWD breaks down everything you need to know about the “Sex and the City” reboot, “And Just Like That.” Read on for

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