Hannah Berner Goes Full "'Bridgerton' Vixen" in a Blood Red Corset at the AMAs 2026 (Exclusive)

Hannah Bernergiggled her way to theAmerican Music Awardson May 25. The comedian and internet personality doesn't just land jokes; she lands outfits, and she pulled out quite the ensemble for the award show in Las Vegas, Nevada.

As Berner exclusively tellsInStyle, she knew she'd have to "go hard with the look to (try to) keep up with her" co-presenterLisa Rinna, so she tapped up-and-coming avant garde designerErik Charlotte. Together, they imagined a custom blood red corset and skirt that was equal parts sexy and dramatic. Berner tried her hand as a glove girl (pun intended), with matching fingerless accents, and added sky-high Charles and Keith stilettos and the perfect amount of bling. While the "Giggly Squad" co-host's outfit gave Regency era, her glam channeled the '90s via a sultry brown smoky eye and soft waves.

Whether it's theSummer Housescreen, aSports Illustratedcover, or the MGM Grand Garden Arena stage, Berner always brings cheeky quips and keeled-over laughter. And, best believe she had her fair share of what-happens-in-Vegas-stays-in-Vegas fun at the ceremony, which she so aptly describes as "a concert buffet of all the hottest artists right now." She did share some of those details, however—from her bougie pre-carpet ritual to her "raging" after-party plans—withInStyle. Read on for Berner's giggle-worthy secrets as she got ready for the AMAs.

Her 2026 AMAs Look

"I've been a fan of Erik Charlotte for a while, and my amazing stylist,Kat Typaldos, was like, 'Shoot her a DM and maybe she'll have time to do a custom look.' I slid in and we immediately started working on it. I loved an outfit she did for Ice Spice last year, so we worked off that and went with a maroon striped pattern with a halter spaghetti strap bra under the corset. I love the final look so much—I feel like aBridgertonvixen."

The Glam

"Kat sent a mood board to help us come up with the overall look. For glam, I worked withMeg Boeson a '90s brown smoky eye and brown lip. It’s moody and fun. For hair,Shelley Gregorydid loose, messy waves with a bunch of hair extensions."

The Bling

"I’m wearing Vogue sunglasses, because every outfit needs to be paired with intimidating shades, and a deep maroon Vera by Verafied bag that matches my nails and shoes perfectly. My Charles and Keith shoes are really high but surprisingly comfortable despite my wide feet. I also wore beautiful thin Pandora earrings and an Ettika ear cuff. Plus, Erik Charlotte used extra fabric to make custom gloves with buttons to make the outfit even more interesting. Am I a glove girl now?"

Her Sense of Style

"I love to have fun with fashion and never take it too seriously. I love playful pieces that look good on my body. I don't like to follow trends."

Why She Loves Red Carpets

"I love the adrenaline of knowing people are about to see either a gorgeous photo or the worst photo you've ever taken. It's like when your friend would post a Facebook album from a party and only edited herself and you just had to pray you came out okay. Was that too millennial?"

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The Bougiest Thing She Does Before a Red Carpet

"Call me a minimalist, but I just get a spray tan and tell myself I look likeCindy Crawford."

Her Getting-Ready Playlist

"Anything Lil Wayne."

Who She's Most Looking Forward to Seeing

"Queen Latifahhosting is going to be iconic, and it's just so cool to be in the room with greatness."

Her Favorite Beauty Products

"I love the It Cosmetics CC cream, Supergoop, Revision Skincare Youthful Lip Replenisher, Maybelline Lifter Liner, Tower28 Lip Jelly, and L'Oréal Telescopic Mascara."

Her Favorite Designers

"I love finding independent designers, like Erik Charlotte. In the past, I've worn Mila Sullivan, Fleur du Mal, Jane Wade, Nicklas Skovgaard, Vossia Kostara, and Contessa Mills. I'm also addicted to vintage finds. Recently, I've worn '90s and 2000s dresses from Carolina Herrera, Robert Cavalli, and Ralph Lauren."

Her Style Icons

"Rihanna,Chloë Sevigny, and my grandpa."

Her After-Party Plans

"I'm bringing my mom, so we may rage, but I'm also known for ordering room service and taking out my hair extensions in the Uber."

How She Unwinds

"A big water with Emergen-C and gossiping with my best friend about everyone I saw and every awkward thing I did."

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Hannah Berner Goes Full "'Bridgerton' Vixen" in a Blood Red Corset at the AMAs 2026 (Exclusive)

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Alix Earle never passes on a fire bikini snap.From halter tops to string bottoms, the TikTok star has no shortage of sexy swim pics. One of her hottest snaps came while vacationing in Italy with now ex-boyfriend Braxton Berrios in July 2024. While relaxing on a beach in Capri, she slayed in a triangle top featuring blue and yellow floral patterns, a dainty silver pendant and patterned straps. She paired the top with matching high-cut bottoms, a pearl necklace and brown oval sunglasses.Besides beachy bikini moments, Earle showed off a sexy bronze set while modeling for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit’s first-ever digital cover in May 2024. She paired the itty-bitty Tom Ford design with orange oversized sunglasses.In March 2026, she showed off her curves — and abs — in a brown set equipped with triangle cups and cheeky bottoms as she lounged on a yacht.Keep scrolling to see Earle’s hottest bikini moments:

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UK, Poland set to sign defence treaty to tackle hostile threats across Europe

LONDON, May 26 (Reuters) - Britain will sign a new defence and security treaty with Poland on Wednesday to strengthen defence cooperation in the face of ‌increasing hostile threats across Europe, the government said, following similar deals ‌with France and Germany.

The deal, due to be signed when Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk meets ​his British counterpart Keir Starmer in London, will improve border security, tackle organised crime and deepen defence cooperation with the European Union, the statement said.

They will discuss what Britain called a major uptick in hybrid attacks, including Russian-ordered arson attacks in East London and across ‌Europe, as well as cyberattacks ⁠and espionage, the government said.

While Britain and Poland are already close allies, Starmer said "the challenges Europe now faces demands an even ⁠stronger partnership". The continent has been under pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump's administration to take greater responsibility for its own defence.

"This treaty is the biggest step forward in ​our ​defence and security relationship with Poland in ​a generation, allowing us to confront ‌modern security threats that may be less visible but no less dangerous," Starmer said.

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'HISTORIC' TREATY

In a Polish government meeting on Tuesday, Tusk said that the signing of the treaty would be a "historic moment".

Poland signed a defence treaty with France in 2025, boosting defence cooperation, and is working on a similar treaty with Germany, ‌as alliances with European partners take on ​greater significance for Warsaw.

Tusk said beyond defence a ​significant part of the treaty ​focused on cybersecurity. Poland says its role as a hub ‌for military aid to Ukraine has made ​it a key ​target for Russian espionage, cyberattacks and disinformation.

On the defence part of the deal, the British government said it would seek to combine expertise and ​industrial capability to lead the ‌development of complex weapons, including new sophisticated munitions and the co-production of ​a medium‑range air defence missile.

(Reporting by Muvija M in London and ​Alan Charlish in WarsawEditing by Tomasz Janowski)

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EU governments clear US trade deal legislation, says EU source

BRUSSELS, May 27 (Reuters) - European Union governments cleared on Wednesday ‌legislation to remove import duties ‌on many U.S. goods, an EU source ​with knowledge of their meeting said, a move that should avert U.S. President Donald Trump's threat of ‌higher tariffs ⁠on EU cars and other products.

Under a deal struck at Trump's ⁠Turnberry golf resort in Scotland last July, the EU agreed to ​remove import ​duties on ​U.S. industrial goods ‌and grant preferential access to U.S. farm and seafood produce, while accepting U.S. tariffs of 15% on most EU goods.

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Ten months since ‌that framework accord, ​the EU has still ​not ​fulfilled its side of the ‌deal, prompting Trump to ​say ​he would impose 'much higher' tariffs on EU goods if the EU does ​not ‌implement its commitments by July ​4.

(Reporting by Philip Blenkinsop, editing ​by Inti Landauro)

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She Wanted to Get a Nose Job for 15 Years. She Was Nearly Speechless When She Saw the Results (Exclusive)

Vanessa Zavala underwent rhinoplasty to address a hooked nose, a deviated septum and breathing issues

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• She found her doctor through TikTok and emphasizes to PEOPLE the importance of research and realistic expectations for surgery

• Zavala credits her smooth recovery to a strong support system and advises against prioritizing cost over quality in procedures

ForVanessa Zavala, rhinoplasty was something she wanted from the moment her nose essentially grew on her face.

The 26-year-old from Texas, now living in New York, went viral after posting a before-and-after video onTikTokandInstagramof the surgery she underwent in February that left her practically speechless. In text over the video of herself getting the cast off, she wrote, "the feeling of getting your cast off after wanting ur nose done for 15 yrs>>."

Before seeing the results, Zavala admits in the video that she's about to cry and that her "heart's racing." Once she looks in the mirror, her jaw drops and she's too stunned to speak. Eventually, she says she looks "like a Barbie" with a huge smile on her face.

She tells PEOPLE that having a "hooked nose" was "just a family thing," but ever since she was 10, it has always been in the back of her mind.

And as she grew older, the relationship with her appearance kept getting worse, not to mention that her breathing "wasn't great" and she had a deviated septum, which occurs when the cartilage and bone that separates the nasal cavity is off-center.

Growing up without health insurance, Zavala never had the option to get a nose job.

As she got older, though, she knew that now was a better time than ever — and it certainly didn't hurt that she had a friend who could also answer her questions after having undergone plastic surgery a year earlier.

Zavala visited an ENT who confirmed that her septum was deviated and that she had enlarged turbinates, meaning the bony structures inside her nose had become swollen.

She sought out more information from Facebook groups, Reddit threads, Instagram and even WhatsApp support groups, until she eventually found her doctor on TikTok.

"He didn't charge a consultation fee," she says. "I met with him, felt really comfortable, and just went for it."

Zavala knew exactly what she wanted. "I basically just told him I did not want a natural look," she recalls. "I wanted to look snatched. I asked for the bump completely gone, the nose upturned a little bit, and slimmer overall."

Her doctor came up with a plan to "fix the hook, lift the droopy tip, straighten the deviation, and thin it out."

Having never undergone general anesthesia before, Zavala was "really, really, nervous." But having the rhinoplasty at a hospital on Long Island, rather than at a "random clinic," gave her the peace of mind she needed.

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Zavala tells PEOPLE that the surgery lasted about four to five hours and went "really smoothly."

The healing process "was definitely uncomfortable at times," but "totally manageable."

"I think what made the biggest difference was being in my own home, surrounded by people I love," says Zavala. "That's something I would not have had if I'd gone overseas for the surgery. My boyfriend was incredibly supportive every step of the way and honestly just babied me through the whole thing, which I loved. With that kind of support system around me, I felt pretty good throughout recovery."

A few months removed from the surgery, Zavala tells PEOPLE that she feels "really good" about her nose and if anything, wishes she had gone a "little more dramatic."

Zavala, however, set "realistic expectations" for herself.

"I did so much research and saw so many people spiral over every little thing post-op, so I went in telling myself: there will be hiccups, your nose could have bumps during healing, things could shift — even the best surgeon can't guarantee perfection," she says.

For those looking to also get plastic surgery, Zavala advises them to do their research.

"Look at long-term results, read real patient stories, and be honest with yourself about what you want," she says.

Having learned from her own experience, she reminds others that "surgery isn't perfect, healing isn't linear, and the more mentally prepared you are for that, the better your experience will be."

"Post-surgery, set yourself up for success: surround yourself with supportive people and don't be afraid to tell your friends that negative comments about your appearance are off-limits until you're fully healed (or honestly, just... forever," she says.

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"And if you're considering medical tourism, please do your research — the cheapest option is not always the best option," she says. "Overall, though, it was not as scary as I thought it would be, and I wish I'd done it sooner. I'm so happy I did it now while I'm still young."

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