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Spooky season is here once more, which means celebrities are ready to impress with their elaborate costumes.
Though Halloween festivities were largely put to a halt last year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, fans are eager to see what ensembles their favorite celebrities are conjuring up.
Some big stars have already brought out their A-game for costumes recently at parties — including at Doja Cat’s under-the-sea-themed birthday bash last week — or simply showing them off on Instagram for their fans.

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Doja Cat dressed as Princess Kida from the 2001 Disney animated film “Atlantis: The Lost Empire,” while Winnie Harlow and Karrueche Tran weren’t afraid to show a little skin in sea-themed gowns. Billie Eilish also made an appearance, wearing a lobster onesie.
Newly engaged couple Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker dressed up as Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen, a notorious couple with a tragic Hollywood love story.

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Unfortunately this year, some of the biggest celebrations are not taking place.
Supermodel Heidi Klum, dubbed the “Queen of Halloween,” will not be throwing her famous annual Halloween party this year. Klum also

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After four years, Princess Mako finally tied the knot with her college sweetheart Kei Komuro, officially giving up her place in the Japanese royal family.
On Tuesday, Princess Mako, who is the ​​niece of Emperor Naruhito, and Komuro married in a quiet ceremony, skipping any formal, traditional rites that usually accompany Japanese royal weddings. Instead, they registered their union at the local government.
The union officially marked Princess Mako’s formal exit from the Japanese imperial family. In Japan, princesses who marry commoners will lose their royal status and become a normal citizen upon marriage as stated by Imperial Household Law, a statute in Japanese law created in 1947.
In 2017, it was announced that Princess Mako and Komuro were engaged to be married. The original ceremony was scheduled for 2018, however, their union was delayed by three years due a financial dispute regarding the groom’s mother and her former fiancé, who reportedly helped finance Komuro’s education. The controversy made both the royal family and Japanese public quick to be skeptical of the marriage.
The princess’ dramatic departure from the royal family has led the media to draw comparisons to another former royal couple: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. The couple announced they were leaving

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(TrendHunter.com) Shayne Oliver, the creative director of Hood By Air and Anonymous Club, has announced that he will be launching an all-new luxury fashion brand eponymously named SHAYNEOLIVER.

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Netflix has revealed a first look at their upcoming series “Inventing Anna.”
On Monday, the streaming service uploaded stills on its official Twitter and Instagram of the drama show about the life of Anna Delvey. The photos show Julia Garner, who will play the lead role of Delvey, dressed in character.
The photos show a timeline of Delvey’s life, including the lavish parts of her life as she enjoys Champagne and wears sunglasses and a headscarf on vacation before she has her headshot taken and speaks to someone in jail.
“This story is completely true…except for all of the parts that aren’t. Julia Garner is Anna Delvey in Inventing Anna, from Shondaland,” the caption read.

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Garner, who has won two Emmy awards for “Ozark,” was cast as Delvey in October 2019. Starring alongside her will be Anna Chlumsky, Katie Lowes, Laverne Cox and Anders Holm.
“Inventing Anna,” which is written and produced by Shonda Rhimes, tells the story of convicted fraudster Anna Sorokin, who pretended to be a German heiress named Anna Delvey that managed to charm her way into New York’s social scene while also stealing their money.
The series is based on

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