More like plaid skirt days.

Singer, songwriter and self-proclaimed basic autumn lover Taylor Swift stepped out with pal Gigi Hadid over the weekend wearing a perfectly fall-ready ‘fit. And while her Stella McCartney bag ($1,595) and Vivienne Westwood boots ($1,325) will each set you back four figures, her Ramy Brook skirt ($365) is far more affordable.

Unsurprisingly, the pleated plaid style sold out almost immediately after Swift was spotted wearing it. But now, thanks to what the brand called “overwhelming demand,” it’s both available for preorder in all sizes (00 through 14) and on sale, thanks to the brand’s Fall Friends & Family Sale — but only for a limited time, so we’d suggest adding yours to cart ASAP.

Estimated to ship Nov. 22, the flirty design features a built-in belt and cozy, flannel-like fabrication, and while the “Down Bad” chart-topper teamed hers with a Vivienne Westwood crop top ($339) and bare legs, it’d pair just as perfectly with a chunky sweater and tights when the weather gets colder.

Known for its silk separates and day-to-night dresses, Ramy Brook’s a new brand to Swift’s closet — but the star has always made it a point to incorporate more accessibly priced pieces into her outfits.

She recently showed up at one of Travis Kelce’s Chiefs games wearing a Melinda Maria necklace ($118) layered with pricier Louis Vuitton baubles, attended the season opener in a pair of on-sale Grlfrnd shorts ($185 $102) and hit the US Open in a checked linen Reformation dress ($248).

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Vanesa Grimaldi is opening up about her “shock” miscarriage.

The “Bachelor” alum made the reveal via Instagram Monday after receiving several “uncomfortable” questions about welcoming “more babies” after son Winston.

After issuing a “trigger warning” to her followers, the 36-year-old wrote about the “two biggest surprises” she and husband Josh Wolfe experienced “a few months ago” — her pregnancy and ensuing miscarriage

“It was a long few months of allowing my body to let go,” the former reality star recalled. “[I had] ultrasounds, blood tests, doctors appointments, conversations with family members, friends and sometimes strangers.

“It was a hard yet bonding process that made me feel less alone and ultimately helped me heal,” she continued.

Grimaldi concluded with a message to those also struggling to expand their family.
“You are not alone,” she wrote. “It is more common than you think and I promise, with time, you will regain hope again.”

Her fellow Bachelor Nation members shared their support, with Amanda Stanton and Clare Crawley commenting with heart emojis.

Grimaldi was a contestant of Season 21 of the ABC show, getting engaged to Nick Viall.
The former couple, however, called it quits in August 2017, five months after the finale aired.

“We gave this relationship our all and we are saddened that we did not get the fairy-tale ending we hoped for,” the duo captioned a joint statement at the time. “We will continue to be there for each other no matter what.”
The pair walked down the aisle the following year in Canada and welcomed baby boy Winston in September 2022.

As for Viall, the “Bachelorette” alum wed Natalie Joy in April in Georgia.

Two months prior, the 43-year-old gave birth to their daughter, River.

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NFL Hall of Famer Brett Favre has revealed he was recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease at the age of 54.

The Packers legend revealed the shocking health update while speaking at a Congressional hearing on welfare misspending and reform.

While testifying, Favre read from pre-written notes and began speaking about the now-defunct drug company Prevacus, in which he was the top outside investor.

‘Sadly, I also lost an investment in a company that I believed was developing a breakthrough concussion drug I thought would help others,’ he said.

‘I’m sure you’ll understand, while it’s too late for me because I’ve recently been diagnosed with Parkinson’s, this is also a cause dear to my heart.’
Favre – who played in the NFL for 20 years – has previously spoken openly about suffering ‘thousands’ of concussions on the football field.
Last year, Favre became embroiled in the largest case of public fraud in state history, when he was named in a civil lawsuit filed by the Mississippi Department of Human Services.

It is alleged that at least $77million in welfare funds meant for needy families was instead funneled to the rich and powerful, with $8m going to Favre himself or causes he championed.

Favre, who denies any wrongdoing and has not been criminally charged, repaid $1.1million across two payments in 2020 and 2021, but is still being pursued for $727,000 in interest by Mississippi State Auditor Shad White.

The NFL icon also recently sued ex-NFL players and media commentators Shannon Sharpe and Pat McAfee over comments made about him and the funds.

The lawsuit against McAfee was dropped after he publicly apologized for telling viewers of his popular TV show that Favre was ‘stealing from the poor people of Mississippi’.

Favre is currently facing the House Ways and Means Committee for a hearing on the need for ‘guardrails’ when it comes to dispersing ‘Temporary Assistance for Needy Families’ funds.

During his NFL career, the quarterback played for the Atlanta Falcons, Green Bay Packers, New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings.
He won the Super Bowl with the Packers in 1997, and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2016.

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