There is much to admire about Meryl Streep (her 21 Oscar nominations, her three Oscar wins, her tireless advocacy for women’s rights, her faultless taste in eyeglasses), not least among them how visible she’s made the warmth and fullness of her personal life over the last several decades. Streep is no tortured artist, stranded in the deserts of her own genius to the contrary, she’s often made her endless stream of premieres and award show appearances convivial family affairs, arriving with some combination of her four kids (musician Henry Wolfe and actors Mamie Gummer, Grace Gummer, and Louisa Jacobson) and her husband of nearly 45 years, the sculptor Don Gummer. To help celebrate Streep’s birthday today—long live the queen, and long may she reign!—we take a look back at one of Hollywood’s longest (and most low key) pairings. Needless to say, we absolutely want what they have.
Cameroon born defender Samuel Umtiti is already an international football star playing for Lecce, but now he has his sights set on becoming a force in fashion as well. While many in France may immediately recognize him for his finesse and power on the football field thanks to his past World Cup win, he has a deep interest in streetwear, as evidenced by his collection of classic tees, statement denim, and chunky sneakers. Umtiti is most comfortable when sporting a logo denim set by Dior or a head turning set by Louis Vuitton—which tracks, as he has his eyes set on becoming even more familiar with European fashion houses. Yesterday, Umtiti attended Pharrell Williams’s debut presentation for Louis Vuitton at Pont Neuf alongside stars such as Beyoncé and Rihanna. Umtiti’s look for the show was created by KidSuper founder Colm Dillane and styled by Lycia Lamini. He accessorized his silk collared shirt featuring a multicolored, hand drawn painting and matching maroon suit pants with a rare pair of Louis Vuitton Skate sneakers, also in maroon, and an archival lilac bag. “We shared the right vision of honoring KidSuper for this outfit,” Umtiti tells Vogue.
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