I will wear a caftan any day and be happy.
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Women usually throw on big, oversized dresses or the caftan.
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I hope Streep brings the caftan she wore in The Post.
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Right, a summer caftan by Mr. de la Renta from 2799.
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When I bought my giant black caftan, it was a risk.
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Melania Trump, the first lady, may not seem the caftan type.
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Dressed in a summer-weight caftan, he seemed at his leisure.
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Peppermint was there, too, resplendent in a sheer polka-dot caftan.
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Last week, the food personality Chrissy Teigen wore a $12,000 caftan on the red carpet, a deluge of silver tassels dotted with 24,000 Swarovski crystals that would have made Elizabeth Taylor, erstwhile Queen of the Caftan, proud.
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If you need a little caftan-coaching, Altschul offers some inspiring words.
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The fashion designers Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are frequent caftan wearers.
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It is the opposite of the pantsuit: the free-flowing, form-swallowing caftan.
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She roved around the room like a caftan-clad shark looking for lawbreakers.
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That caftan-wearing Meryl Streep in this movie has a thrilling answer: Like this.
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Rhoda was dressed in a blue caftan and strewn with sunflowers, roses and gladioli.
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Complete with the Charleston socialite's signature pet-printed caftan, little Palmer wore a brunette wig.
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Ashley opted for a more colorful look, with a red, gold and black striped caftan.
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"Make America Gag Again," adds Sister Roma when one Hunky Jesus contestant's caftan comes loose.
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Were you as obsessed as we were with Maya Rudolph's caftan at the Oscars last night?!!!...
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She later changed into an embellished off- white custom asymmetrical caftan by Labourjoisie for her performance.
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If our fashion choices reflect the wider culture, then the seeming caftan craze makes perfect sense.
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Pippa Holt, a former editor at Vogue UK, is a champion of the modern caftan cause.
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Monáe soundlessly padded into the room, clad in a velour caftan, gold earrings and rings to match.
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" Though she does acknowledge, "Somehow I don't think she's the caftan type — probably a scarf in Scotland.
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They sew traditional caftan suits made of stiff Chinese-made wax print fabrics for 5,000 naira ($14).
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Others accused Madonna, who was wearing a black caftan and her hair in braids, of cultural appropriation.
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Kristofferson, 83, wore head-to-toe black while Streisand wore a flowing pink patterned caftan with shoulder cutouts.
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Next to a gaudy damask violet and gold-silk Moroccan caftan and an embroidered Christian Dior style that reflects Callas's latter-day associations with the world's most luxurious watering holes, a simple muslin Saint Laurent Rive Gauche caftan worn on vacation with Mr. Pasolini looks like catnip for a contemporary designer.
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Go for a sunset swim and then have a cocktail, throw a caftan over your bikini and enjoy dinner.
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That's when I remembered my new purchase: A jet-black, floor-length linen caftan from the No. 6 store.
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If your true personal style is to wear cutoff shorts with a tie-dyed caftan, then be your authentic self.
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Caftan-clad Perry is a noted foodie, though she's not immune to the charm of Ramsay's accent and exotic pronunciations.
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One, wearing a silver turban and a silk caftan, is an incarnation of Gloria Swanson in her Norma Desmond phase.
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She wears a sparkled pearl-white caftan on Night One and a somehow more regal spearmint paisley gown the next.
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She took a break from wedding planning with a shot of Limoncello wearing a white caftan with sheer fringe accents.
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The inclusion of specific racial and cultural dress like the caftan and sari are contextualized through a Western lens — the former accompanied by a photograph of Elizabeth Taylor during her caftan phase, the latter juxtaposed with a Diane Von Furstenberg wrap dress — which, while showing the lineage of fashion design, also shortchanges the viewer's worldliness.
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But if you'd like to level up to wealthy widow status while keeping cool, you need to build a caftan wardrobe.
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Take this tassel-accented pink caftan, for example — it says "time for a beachfront villa vacation" without actually uttering a word.
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"The beautiful thing about the caftan is it's so versatile and extremely comfortable," she says in a statement given to PEOPLE.
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Typically black, the garment is constructed like a loose robe or caftan and covers everything but the face, hands and feet.
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A husky-voiced diva swept onto the stage in a sheer pink caftan, to the cheers of hundreds of adoring fans.
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Ms. Cook went on in a caftan, and the performance was a sensation — and the beginning of a long road back.
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Markle wore an olive-green caftan dress to a polo match in July 2019, where Prince William and Prince Harry competed.
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Mom-to-be Anne Hathaway arrived to the Vanity Fair afterparty wearing a long-sleeve black-and-gold embellished Naeem Khan caftan.
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Carry On The model and longtime "Project Runway" host makes sure she always has Japanese blotting papers, a caftan and plenty of sunglasses.
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He bore a striking resemblance to Marlon Brando in "Apocalypse Now" — large, shiny bald head, and wearing a black caftan that looked ecclesiastical.
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In the final image in the series, Serena embodies full womanly beauty, her pregnant figure revealingly wrapped in a flowing, earth-toned caftan.
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On Sunday, motivator Mars does a costume change, doffing dreamy Pisces' tie-dyed caftan in favor of go-getter Aries' bright red power suit.
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They are very chic and extremely comfortable — so comfortable that I see the caftan as an acceptable way to wear a nightgown in public.
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"I've been a Brooks customer for more than forty years, and I never thought I'd get here," Mr. T. said, pointing at his caftan.
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There will be lots of breezy bits, like a Missoni sheer lamé caftan ($300 rental, $2,190 retail) that's perfect for a summer night out.
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The pink caftan I selected was tight at the hips; otherwise, she was right about me and the missing Rifkatu being the same size.
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Three years ago, Ms. Holt started selling modern takes on huipils, the caftan-like pullovers worn by indigenous women in Mexico and Central America.
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The shirts come standard size and caftan size (for men, women or whoever else, Mr. Silver said), pockets sometimes creeping up to bag size.
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When he interviews Tony for the job, he looks down on him from an actual throne in his apartment, draped in a gold-accent caftan.
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Last year, Lopez also went for a caped look — more specifically a "art deco inspired beaded sheer caftan" created by her close friend Zuhair Murad.
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Well, the key to any summer swap is finding formulas that are as airy and breezy as the caftan you'll practically live in all season long.
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In a loud, patterned caftan, the "Earth mother" poured her whole soul (or maybe it was the pink and purple smoke machine working overtime) into India.
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An embroidered Pippa Holt caftan, hand-woven by indigenous women working their looms in Mexico, can cost more than $1,000 and have a monthslong waiting list.
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It serves as the centerpiece for a big-umbrella idea about single-fabric garments and their economy (it includes the caftan, the abaya and the jumpsuit).
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The imperious restaurateur thrust out his bared chest (he was wearing a low-cut caftan) and repeated the word as though I'd just piddled on his rug.
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If your plans include cruising the Caribbean or just hanging at a backyard barbecue, Ferrier suggests always having three things handy: a bikini, sunglasses and a caftan.
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In the lip-sync to a Diana Ross song, BeBe changed into a caftan and repeated her spot-on Diana Ross impersonation, all but guaranteeing her win.
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The store has no inventory for sale, other than the occasional set of bejeweled boots exhibited on a shelf or the floral caftan hanging in the lounge.
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The bride, radiant in an aqua-colored caftan by Oscar de la Renta, and groom, stately in white tie and tails, exchanged ceremonial vows before the Rev.
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A crochet Missoni caftan worn over a plunging one-piece allows you to take in the scene while soaking up the sun — preferably with drink in hand.
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Caftans became so ubiquitous this summer that the fashion industry had to confront a sobering question: "Can You Wear a Caftan to the Office?" the Vogue headline read.
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Half of what's in the shot is some shade of white — her studded caftan, the wall behind her, the cluster of pearl-like berries dangling from her ears.
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He was off duty, so he wasn't wearing his gold caftan but rather a gray version in washed silk that he had just pulled out of the dryer.
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Near the "Charging Bull" sculpture, a Dutch man encouraged him to pose in front of the bull and hold out the skirt of his caftan like a matador's muleta.
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Large and bearded, seen in a back yard sashaying in a wafting red caftan and crystal pendants, he sings, infectiously if not always intelligibly, about the pleasures of gossip.
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"Feud" meticulously copied the black dress and sheer caftan the real Ms. de Havilland wore to the Oscars that night, as well as her glittering pendant and blond coif.
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Riley's satire is never wider than in its treatment of WorryFree, the tech giant run by the movie's big bad: CEO Steve Lift, played by a caftan-wearing Armie Hammer.
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Rivera also had BJ channel Priscilla Presley in a soft blue negligee in a rose colored bedroom, and a 1960s socialite in a room wearing a caftan of emerald green.
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Not her performance in "The Post," although she's as good as you might already have heard she is, but the performance of a caftan she wears in a climactic scene.
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The first person in line at Target's 20th anniversary "Design for All" press event and pre-sale in New York City is wearing a long, aqua blue Lilly Pulitzer caftan.
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And he designed the first of his extravagant costumes, a one-of-a-kind of caftan patched together from hundreds of photographic slides taken (without permission) from Hendricks' personal files.
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The reality star and Southern socialite recently launched Patricia Couture, headlined by a glitzy caftan showing off her adorable pug Chauncey, and she already has a few well-known clients in mind.
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The devious duo — Crawford in a majestic silken purple caftan, and the gossip maven in three necklaces plus a peacock feather fascinator — focus their energies on supporting Geraldine Page and Anne Bancroft.
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The craft of the atelier on display was impressive, if the realization a bit obvious — though not as obvious as an ivory satin caftan with an intarsia portrait of the Schiap herself.
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At Belmond Maroma Resort & Spa, in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, all guests receive not pajamas in a traditional sense, but a locally made beige cotton caftan to slumber in during their stay.
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Graham has, as usual, been hosting a party, and, this being 1971, she is clad in a gold semi-caftan number, as if the soirée were about to conclude with an Aztec sacrifice.
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I even dragged my unimpressed sister-in-law out to the desert so she could take pictures of me in it, and suddenly, we — the caftan, the desert, and I — reached fashion symbiosis.
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Studholme's personal aesthetic is more bohemian than that of most Farrow & Ball clients: at the presentation, she wore a linen caftan paired with Converse sneakers and, around her neck, a voluminous mustard-colored scarf.
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My grandmother cooked in an embroidered cotton caftan and rubber flip-flops, getting all of her prep out of the way in the morning, sometimes enlisting my help with tedious potato-peeling or kneading.
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Honcho described the mix as the perfect soundtrack for "a hazy Appalachian caftan river cruise," pointing back to their early years around Pittsburgh's Pride Weekend and a subsequent boat party they organized and played.
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Now he does the cooking and waits on tables while she, always outfitted in a colorful caftan and head scarf wrapped around her forehead, is the maître d', greeting diners and asking their preferences.
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"Today we all wear the jersey of Liberia and the victory belongs to the people, to the peace and to our democracy," said Mr. Weah, dressed for his inauguration in a long white caftan.
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Brie Larson donned a floor-length sparkling rose-gold dress, Maya Rudolph showed up in a dazzling orange caftan, and Kaitlyn Dever's strapless red dress was decked out with glass beads and Swarovski crystals.
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Markle, holding 2-month-old Archie in her arms, styled a $595 linen caftan dress from Lisa Marie Fernandez with Givenchy aviator sunglasses, which retailed for $380 but are sold out at the time of writing.
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In Mr. Spielberg's hands, that decision becomes a ticktock thriller about the freedom of the press, the White House's war on that constitutional right and the middle-aged woman who defended freedom in a fabulous gold caftan.
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My Spotify Discover playlist keeps surprising me this summer with songs that immediately make me feel I'm lounging on a pool float, caftan wafting behind me — and almost every time, those songs have been produced by Calvin Harris.
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I'd fade out in my unflattering caftan and my persona would rise like a phoenix, because the kind of person who could walk into a place like Mr. Parker's wearing a black tent, really, can do almost anything.
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" In Jay's house, which is "so large that no single place offered a view of the full extent of it," Kairo meets Jay's mother, dressed in an oyster-blue caftan that "could have adorned Cleopatra in some Technicolor oasis.
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Equally appropriate, Kristina Kappelin, a former Swedish TV reporter and the director of the Villa San Michele, wore a caftan by the Stockholm brand Rodebjer that was printed with a vivid design by Watkins that recalled her vase paintings.
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With gifts that make sure their having-people-over vibe is more "swanning around in a caftan" than "sweating over a fallen soufflé," you'll give them what they want most of all: for their guests to have a good time.
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It turns out to be a set of ambient cello music–apparently part of the Saint Heron Cleanse–by a woman wearing a shear caftan and her hair in complex braids that look like two cosmic wheels bookending her head.
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They are kicking it off with a floral cardigan, inspired by a vintage style Kate had worn for 30 years, as well as a caftan she used to wear on her frequent jaunts to Mexico (she was particularly fond of Cabo San Lucas).
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Nevertheless, intrigued by the prospect of wearing gender-neutral attire—caftan-curious, perhaps—one Mr. Typical recently visited the flagship Brooks Brothers store, on Madison Avenue, where a friendly older saleswoman told him that, no, dear, Brooks does not carry caftans for men.
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Yet there was Hillary Clinton talking to Laurene Powell Jobs about President Trump, Russia and the midterm elections at OZY Fest in July, having not so much walked as wafted onstage in a baby-blue linen caftan dotted with white cloudlike shapes.
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If, like most of us, a trip to the Amalfi Coast isn't in the cards this summer, console yourself with a dreamy cover-up or caftan from Emporio Sirenuse, a resort label from the famous five-star hotel, Le Sirenuse in Positano.
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On Sunday, the 25-year-old singer celebrated the approaching start of 2018 by sharing a photo of himself wearing a red caftan that appeared to be covered in large sequins, which he accessorized with a heart-shaped flower headdress — and a glass of wine.
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When Christie Brinkley's daughters boldly inherited the Sports Illustrated swimsuit model mantle from their mother, Sailor Brinkley Cook and Alexa Ray Joel made it crystal clear that they have no time at all for those trying to body-shame them back into a caftan cover-up.
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At a white-themed dinner for 40 people last month hosted by royalty at the cavernous, drafty Victoria & Albert Museum, Lady Elizabeth marched over to "my little Indian caftan man on the Portobello Road" and bought a load of white pashminas to drape on each chair.
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For one visiting journalist, Mr. Skow — a photographer and the designer of the couple's men's wear line, called Mr. Turk — mixed up lime sours while Ms. Turk, dressed in a bright print caftan of her own design, showed off the desert view from the "ship" windows.
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Actually gold, often worn for its associations with winning, mostly stayed in the background this evening, as did silver — though the veteran actress Charlotte Rampling, besieged after comments seized upon by some as racist, appeared in what amounted to armor: a modest chain-mail caftan by Armani Privé.
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Now, she considers herself the founder of two companies: one, a line of caftan-inspired medical gowns (meant to be worn post-labor); the second, a social marketing company that works with companies like Whole Foods, Orbit Baby, and smaller, European brands, such as Eli, a Spanish shoe company.
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But with an aesthetic bordered on one side by the Croisette and, this season, on the other by the souk, Mr. Porte Jacquemus has become a dab hand at a streamlined sensuality that mixes clinging thin knits with cowl-draped jerseys, caftan jumpsuits and a whole lot of leg.
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He admitted to sometimes getting "homesick for snowdrops," but to Milly de Cabrol, a New York interior designer who visited him in 2000, he had acquired the look of the very things he liked — of someone in his "natural state" — as he surveyed the breathtaking vista in his flowing caftan.
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The site, which currently sells curve offerings from Cushnie, Prabal Gurung, Jason Wu, and Marc Jacobs, will house Carolina Herrera's growing size-inclusive collection, which, for now, includes three pieces: A cotton shirt dress, a red carpet-ready gown, and a stunning red caftan — all available in sizes 14 through 20.
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In what is essentially the Kim Kardashian take on a caftan, she wore a white ribbed bra top with a plunging neckline, a high-waisted, form-fitting white maxi skirt, and a pair of strappy taupe sandals, all of which look like they could have walked straight off her husband Kanye West's Yeezy runway.
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From sequin sweatshirt dresses splashed with a leaping panther to billowing caftan gowns, Lurex-embroidered silks cut long and flowing at the back and thigh-high at the front, faded denim mixed with leopard fur and fussy ruched taffeta or sheer cocktail frocks trailing long neon bright bows at the back, he's been here before.
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Giambattista Valli's presentation of more than 30 signature looks at the Jeu de Paume museum, for example — bubble dresses in silk taffeta covered in organza petals; sweeping ball gowns in 300 yards of daffodil tulle; a lime green silk faille caftan encrusted in crystals — spoke of Jackie Onassis and Truman Capote's swans with cigarette holders.
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But nope, he's back!) - Single-handedly brought back fanny packs on the set of Wonder Woman: 1984 (+50 pts — cool, but fanny packs are still ugly) - Was spotted using a flip-phone (+30 pts — cute, but inconvenient) - And driving a STATION WAGON (+60 pts — especially if the caftan is also involved) - Released a Christmas album as Spider-Man!
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Several hours later, after Lady Gaga dazzled a crowd of 1,400 with a grand piano performance of her song "Bad Romance" at the stately Princess of Wales Theater, a caftan-swathed André Leon Talley reclined next to Lady Barbara Black (wife of the former media mogul Sir Conrad Black) holding court at a midnight supper party hosted in his honor by the real estate tycoon David Daniels.
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Yet she was neither rigid nor predictable, eschewing a codified style in favor of a look that veered from the sleek understatement of a mock turtleneck cashmere caftan, or the slender one-shoulder gowns she favored in the '70s, to the more showy effusions of the Reagan era, as in the lavishly feathered cape she wore atop a filmy gown to a Metropolitan Museum of Art costume exhibition in 1985. Mrs.
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There was a fashion show, of course, a vaguely jumbled collection of rolled-sleeve T-shirts and patchwork denim skirts that looked like something a person might wear to the Santa Monica Farmers Market and a leopard spotted duster tossed over a gray athletic suit and a floaty tie-dyed caftan in sunset orange that made one wish Sue Mengers, the storied Hollywood agent, were still alive to wear it.
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