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The most stylish outfits from the 2021 presidential inauguration These are the style standouts from yesterday’s events, as chosen by FASHION magazine By FASHION Staff Still buzzing from the excitement of yesterday’s inauguration events? Us, too. Between the historic firsts and the memorable performances, it was a day we won’t soon forget. And thankfully, we even got a good meme or two out of it (thanks, Bernie!) To reflect on the biggest  fashion moments of the day, we present: the FASHION magazine 2021 Presidential Inauguration Style Awards. From Jennifer Lopez’s OTT en...

Presenting: Our 2021 Presidential Inauguration Style Awards By FASHION Staff Still buzzing from the excitement of yesterday’s inauguration events? Us, too. Between the historic firsts and the memorable performances, it was a day we won’t soon forget. And thankfully, we even got a good meme or two out of it (thanks, Bernie!) To reflect on the biggest fashion moments of the day, we present: the 2021 Presidential Inauguration Style Awards. From Jennifer Lopez’s OTT ensemble to a couple of fantastic sneaker moments, these are the style st...

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Most films based on a true story show you the real people’s faces during the end credits. It’s one of the goofier victory laps for these kind of movies, and I’ve even seen it irritate some of my film critic peers. And yet “Safety” does it all one better—it features a long clip from the “Oprah” segment about its true story of a Clemson University freshman named Ray Ray McElrathbey (played here by Jay Reeves) who sneakily took care of this 11-year-old brother Fahmarr (Thaddeus J. Mixson) on campus back in 2006, while also trying to juggle his studies in psychology, and the gr...