Dhani’s Perfect Low-Heel Summer Sandals
I am already feeling anxiety and sadness about the day that my brand new black sandals will be worn to death and I will have to throw them away. That’s how much I love them.
I am already feeling anxiety and sadness about the day that my brand new black sandals will be worn to death and I will have to throw them away. That’s how much I love them.
Horizontal striped shirts–particularly those classic Bretons (that Coco Chanel used to wear) have definitely been having a moment over the past couple of years–a moment that no one (especially not us) wants to see end. There are more than a few of us Fashionista editors who just can’t seem to stop buying them.
As ubiquitous as they’ve become, we still want to wear striped shirts all the time. But who wants to be dressed just like every other stripe fiend walking down the street? Not us. Fortunately, designers seem to have recognized this need for cute, versatile striped shirts that have a little something different.
Name: Chelsea Wilkerson
What do you do? I’m a recent grad.
What would you never be caught wearing? Fur.
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It’s summertime (well, not quite, but it definitely feels like summer right now) and that means some of music’s hottest acts are hitting the road to play a stage near you.
So what’re you gonna wear?
Every year, when summer starts rolling in we’re always dying to go on a swimsuit shopping spree. Something about buying bikinis and one-pieces is just so exciting–it tricks us into thinking we’ll be spending the summer on the beach instead of in the office.
That being said, since most of us won’t actually be beachside most of the season, it doesn’t really make sense to spend a fortune on a swimsuit. So, we’ve put together the ultimate trend-focused swim shopping guide–all under $100.
I’m going to Palm Springs next week for vacation, which I saw as a perfect excuse to get a new bikini. I’ve been on the hunt for a simple-but-not-boring black one for a while and I’ve finally found it.
It’s Memorial Day weekend, which means beach season is finally upon us. A quick way to update your summer look (and one that is much, much less painful than shopping for swimsuits) is to grab a new beach bag. Even if the closest shoreline is states away, a beach bag will make you feel closer to one.
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We’re counting down the seconds until we can watch season four of Arrested Development, which hits Netflix at midnight PST on Monday!
To celebrate, we put together a little shopping guide based on some of our favorite Arrested Development gags–because while it’s fun to dress up in costume, we also don’t mind buying things that we can wear again.
About this time every year, we find ourselves spending an inordinate amount of time day-dreaming about our summer vacations–and even more time fantasizing about what we’ll wear on them. Somehow dressing for vacation is just always more fun than dressing for real life. That being said, it’s often hard to find exactly the right of Read more →
Whips and chains may turn Rihanna on, but sell t-shirts bearing her likeness without permission, and you’ll get sued–a lesson Topshop is learning right now.
Abercrombie and Fitch has become only the second American brand, after Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger parent company PVH, to sign the Bangladesh fire and safety accord, WWD is reporting. The retailer joins the 30 some companies–mostly European–who have signed onto the IndustriALL Global Union-led agreement including H&M, Zara, Topshop, Mango, Bennetton, and Joe Fresh.
Gap and Wal-Mart, two of the world’s biggest retailers who routinely produce out of Bangladesh, still have not signed the accord. Wal-Mart revealed on Tuesday it would be pursuing it’s own initiative to improve worker safety in Bangladesh–and now it looks like other American retailers will be following a similar path.
Nicole Richie, Julianne Hough, Jaime King, Jourdan Dunn, and Ashley Madekwe all turned heads at last night’s Met Gala–and not just because Nicole Richie had dyed her hair completely grey. They all wore custom looks created by fast fashion retailer Topshop in association with American Vogue.
Now Topshop has announced plans to sell those same gowns seen on last night’s red carpet in stores.