Men’s style

Single-game passing record?

Check. 

Captured Bengals’ first playoff win in 31 years?

Check. 

Advocate for ending hunger in his hometown? 

Check. 

Fashion icon? 

Joe Burrow has checked a lot of the boxes you’d want and expect out of your starting quarterback on and off the field already in just his second season after being drafted with the league’s first overall pick.

But while the young face of the franchise has proven himself on the gridiron so far, he’s also become a bit of a celebrity off the field with his social media-igniting commentary and his unique fashion sense. 

Here is a look back at some of Burrow’s most memorable outfits since becoming a Bengal. 

Burrow ‘Buffs’

After the Bengals defeated the Raiders in an AFC wild-card matchup to end a 31-year playoff drought that has held the fanbase captive in misery, Burrow descended upon the post-game press conference with

Over the course of a 30 year career, Christina Ricci has cemented herself as the queen of cool but creepy movie roles and iconic vampy alt fashions. Starting off in a series of SNL sketches, the Cali-native made her big screen debut soon after, in the 1990 film Mermaids, alongside Cher and Winona Ryder. It’s fitting that Christina and Winona would begin their careers together, given that both of them would go on to play haunting, scene-stealing child roles, wearing fashions that would inspire the alt and punk styles of the 90s and 00s. It was during the y2k era that Christina’s career truly took off, with cult classics such as sexually fluid rom-com The Opposite Of Sex (1998) and indie crime drama Buffalo ‘66 (1998) as well as dark big budget pictures such as Tim Burton’s Sleepy Hollow (1999) and the Wes Craven body horror Cursed (2003).

Over this

This ‘90s-inspired mini dress is 2021’s most-wanted LBD, representing our collective enthusiasm for dressing up again. Searches for the dress peaked from June to August as the likes of Emma Corrin, Emily Ratajkowski and Rihanna were spotted wearing it.

7. PRADA – CROCHET BAG 

Prada’s summer-friendly bag sold out quickly across multiple retailers on Lyst, as it tapped into the most popular trends circulating on TikTok; crochet, craftcore, and DIY. Overall, crochet bags have increased in searches by 56% year-on-year.

8. JACQUEMUS – LA MAILLE PRALÙ CARDIGAN

Worn by the likes of Megan Fox, Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber, this cardigan spearheaded this summer’s ‘pin-top’ trend. In August, searches spiked 79% for this particular style, with ‘front-tie top’, ‘lace-up top’ and ‘pin top’ being the most frequently searched keywords.

9. PANGIA –

Every now and then, a particular combination of person, place and garment produces absolute magic. The kind of image—J.Lo in the green Versace, Halle in the embroidered Elie Saab—that remains seared into our brains for years to come. This past year was chock full of such images, looks that arrested and awed and prompted us to send screen-grabs to our friends to discuss. Here, for your viewing pleasure, a review of 2021’s most salient style moments.

Amanda Gorman at the U.S. Presidential Inauguration: We kick things off with Amanda Gorman, who at 22 made history as the youngest inaugural poet during President Biden’s swearing-in ceremony in January. The Harvard graduate captivated viewers the world over with her poem “The Hill We Climb,” which she penned following the U.S. Capitol riot. The text’s hopeful tone was matched by Gorman’s sunny Prada coat and oversized headband, a whimsical combination that captured the

Mila Kunis embraces sweater weather fashion as she runs errands in soft beige jumper and pink sweatpants during post-Christmas errand run

By Christine Rendon and Sarah Abraham For Dailymail.com

Published: 19:21 EST, 27 December 2021 | Updated: 19:44 EST, 27 December 2021

At the end of November, my mum asked me to help her get the nativity scene out of the attic. It was uncharacteristically early for her to set it up, but given the two years we’ve all experienced, I understood her desire for the year to be finished and the holidays to arrive.

And now here we are, deep in a strange festive season, where party invitations are dependent on producing a negative rapid antigen test.

The threat of catching Covid aside, parties can be hazardous places, especially for our clothes. From less-than socially distanced dancefloors to cigarette smoke and spilt drinks – this week we ask some experts how to care for your outfit, once the revelry is over.

Give them some air

No matter how tempting it may be, Chloe Naughton, the program director for Melbourne Fashion festival, says “the worst thing you can do is take