With Baby Driver, Actress Lily James Breaks Out of Her  Wholesale Bikini 

Lily lingerie china James is really, really excited to breathe.

Since her breakout role as Lady  Rose MacClare on Downton Abbey in 2012, the 28-year-old English actress has starred almost exclusively in a slew of high-profile period pieces—read: corset-confining—including 2015’s live-action Cinderella and BBC’s War & Peace. But with her latest role in Edgar Wright’s much buzzed-about film Baby Driver, James has finally arrived in the modern age.

“It was heaven,” James told me last week. “That waitress outfit was pretty tight, but I would breathe, which was a change. And it was great. I really wanted to do something contemporary, which felt like an escape. It was breath of fresh air to get into 2017.”

The highly stylized film, which focuses on a getaway driver named Baby, played by Ansel Elgort, in the midst of his final heist, is in fact just that—a breath of fresh air. “In a world of a lot of franchises and remakes, it's an original story and the characters are really unique; I feel kind of bowled over by Edgar and the movie,” James said. “When I saw the finished movie with the cast, I was like, ‘This movie is so cool, I can’t believe I’m in it.’ It feels really iconic and I think it could be a real cult classic, but it's mainstream enough that anyone and everyone can enjoy it. It’s got romance and action and comedy—it’s kind of genre-less.”

facebook dialogPinterestLily James, one of the stars of the upcoming Baby Driver. Photo by Andrew Michael Casey for W Magazine. Hair by Adir Abergel; makeup by Kate Lee. Photo assistant: Will Casey.

In the film, which is in theaters on Wednesday, James played Deborah, a Southern waitress whom Elgort’s character quickly falls for, prompting him to leave a life of crime. “She’s a total dreamer,” the actress said of her Deborah. “She’s lonely, and yet she's optimistic. She kind of rattles around in this dead-end diner job with only truck drivers to talk to. You get the feeling that she’s a bit of a drifter and doesn’t know what she wants or what she’s about, and then this guy walks in and she kind of finds a purpose. She’s just a really genuine person.”

The role also saw the Brit ditch her usual posh lilt (see: period pieces) in favor of a twangy Southern accent. “I really worked on it,” said James. “I had this amazing voice coach, and I really focused on the character because being American isn’t just the voice. We really spent ages on it. Half of my family is American, so I do feel like I have American blood. But I’m still working on it.”

It helped that the filming was in Atlanta, where James and the rest of the star-studded cast, including Elgort, Kevin Spacey, Jamie Foxx, and Jon Hamm, spent four months last spring. “It was a really fun shoot,” said James. “The cast is insane, and they would bring boomboxes and play music on set. Everyone would sing. If I remember correctly, there was a lot of Michael Jackson.”

As with many of Wright’s previous films, including Shaun of the Dead and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, music is integral—the movie comes off as something of a long-form music video featuring everything from The Beach Boys to Beck to Simon & Garfunkel. In fact, when James first received the script, it came with a playlist attached. “This little icon would come up and if you clicked it, it would play the song from that scene,” she explained. “I’ve done musicals before where, like Baby Driver, the music is key, but I’d never seen that before. I read it twice that way and then went to Spotify and made a playlist. And I still listen to the playlist.”

Another new addition to her listening rotation? Ansolo, Elgort’s side EDM project. “I hadn’t heard it before but while we were on set, he was writing new music and would play me ideas. He’s got this endless supply of music. Like our characters, we kind of hung out and talked about music.”

As we talked, James was packing for a trip to the Glastonbury Music Festival, which took place over the weekend. “I just can’t wait,” she said. “I’m going to pull over, buy lots of alcohol and pour it out of the glass bottles into plastic ones because you can’t bring glass, toilet paper, and Wet Wipes, because that is how you wash for three days. It’s been a long time since I had some time to really let my hair down, and I love dancing, so I can’t wait to just dance around a field with my friends and my boyfriend… I’m going to go see Radiohead, and Liam Gallagher, and Laura Marling. I’ve always loved her. I feel really nostalgic because I spent most of my late teens listening to her, and when I put on certain tracks I can remember being in the halls of my university. I love the power of music in that way.”

And as for her festival style? “Usually I haven’t really gone into the full Glastonbury dress code thing, but this year I have. I was in Palm Springs and came across all of this old thrift and vintage stores and managed to buy some pretty cool and outrageous outfits. Which, of course, look really good when you are in the shop and then we got home and I was like, ‘Oh, I just bought lingerie. That’s not an outfit.’”

Billboard Music Awards 2017: Cher Wore Two Wholesale Corsets Sparkly Looks from Her Own Archive to Accept Icon Award

On Sunday night, sexy lingerie supplier Cher lived up to her status as a living legend while accepting the aptly titled Icon Award at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas. The superstar didn't even bother buying new outfits for the occasion either, instead choosing to dig through her own closet. She ended up choosing two extra sparkly outfits — and two wildly different wigs — to perform two of her biggest hits.

The 71-year-old powerhouse first took the stage to Wholesale Sexy Underwear perform 1998's dance-pop hit "Believe" in a head-to-toe silver getup. She wore a short robe made out of nothing but silvery strands of jewels, which revealed a nude bra lined with matching metallic strands and covered with heart-shaped pasties. Cher accessorized with silver ankle boots and a platinum wig with magenta tips. The pop star previously wore this über-glamorous outfit on her Dressed to Kill U.S. tour in 2014, according to the Huffington Post.

Then, after singer Gwen Stefani introduced Cher, detailing her rise to fame and lasting impact on the music industry, the "Goddess of Pop" took the stage once again, this time to perform "If I Could Turn Back Time." She went digging through her archives yet again for her second look, wearing a rendition of the iconic black jumpsuit she wore in the music video for the 1989 song. Cher swapped her platinum locks for a huge, black curly wig and wore a sheer black jumpsuit dotted with rhinestones over black lingerie that looked like a replica of the one she wore at the 2010 VMAs. She completed the look with a black leather jacket and thigh-high black leather boots.

Cher gave a heartfelt speech as she accepted the award from Stefani. "I wanted to do what I do since I was four years old, and I've been doing it for 53 years," she said. "I want to thank my mom because when I was really young, my mom said, 'You're not gonna be the smartest, you're not gonna be the prettiest, you're not gonna be the most talented, but you're gonna be special.'" She added, "I've had so much help. I just have to say that I think that luck has so much to do with my success. I think it was mostly luck and a little bit of something thrown in."

Billboard Music Awards 2017: Cher Wore Two Wholesale Corsets Sparkly Looks from Her Own Archive to Accept Icon Award

On Sunday night, sexy lingerie supplier Cher lived up to her status as a living legend while accepting the aptly titled Icon Award at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas. The superstar didn't even bother buying new outfits for the occasion either, instead choosing to dig through her own closet. She ended up choosing two extra sparkly outfits — and two wildly different wigs — to perform two of her biggest hits.

The 71-year-old powerhouse first took the stage to Wholesale Sexy Underwear perform 1998's dance-pop hit "Believe" in a head-to-toe silver getup. She wore a short robe made out of nothing but silvery strands of jewels, which revealed a nude bra lined with matching metallic strands and covered with heart-shaped pasties. Cher accessorized with silver ankle boots and a platinum wig with magenta tips. The pop star previously wore this über-glamorous outfit on her Dressed to Kill U.S. tour in 2014, according to the Huffington Post.

Then, after singer Gwen Stefani introduced Cher, detailing her rise to fame and lasting impact on the music industry, the "Goddess of Pop" took the stage once again, this time to perform "If I Could Turn Back Time." She went digging through her archives yet again for her second look, wearing a rendition of the iconic black jumpsuit she wore in the music video for the 1989 song. Cher swapped her platinum locks for a huge, black curly wig and wore a sheer black jumpsuit dotted with rhinestones over black lingerie that looked like a replica of the one she wore at the 2010 VMAs. She completed the look with a black leather jacket and thigh-high black leather boots.

Cher gave a heartfelt speech as she accepted the award from Stefani. "I wanted to do what I do since I was four years old, and I've been doing it for 53 years," she said. "I want to thank my mom because when I was really young, my mom said, 'You're not gonna be the smartest, you're not gonna be the prettiest, you're not gonna be the most talented, but you're gonna be special.'" She added, "I've had so much help. I just have to say that I think that luck has so much to do with my success. I think it was mostly luck and a little bit of something thrown in."

New York, After Dark  Wholesale Babydoll Lingerie 

It feels like you could be in corset skirts sets the country,” remarked one guest Tuesday night at the Museum of the City of New York’s Director’s Council’s New York After Dark cocktails.

Well, that sort  of depends on your definition of “country.” But the setting was as verdant as one will find on 103rd Street and Fifth Avenue. The annual party was held on the museum’s front terrace, which was tented for the occasion and filled with spot lit branches of fall foliage. Women in flirty cocktail dresses and men in jackets sipped champagne and nibbled smoked salmon canapés before Chuck Scarborough addressed the crowd from a makeshift dais.

“In my days, I’m dealing with immediacy. That is my lot in life—between ISIS and Ebola…,” he remarked. “So to come here to a place that has the long view [of things] is very special to me.”

Housed in a circa 1930s building  wholesale Christmas costumes , the museum has undergone modernizing renovations over the years, many thanks to the funds raised by such events (Tuesday’s party alone contributed almost half a million dollars.) And three leaders of these philanthropic endeavors—Allison Aston, Mark Gilbertson and Tara Rockefeller—were honored for their efforts. “Thirty years is more than half my life and I’ve never worked on anything so hard,” said Gilbertson of his decades on the job. “I remember buying extra limes and lemons at Gristedes on the way to the winter ball in my dinner jacket.” Times, they have changed.

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