The Secret to Truly Unique Personal Style Is Listening to Your 13-Year-Old Self
We weren't as clueless about clothes as we thought; maybe the rest of our tween selves weren't so bad, either.
Anne T. Donahue
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I Hate Flip-Flops. So Much. And You Absolutely Cannot Change My Mind.
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The Rise, and Demise, of 'Basic Bitch' Fashion
The contempt surrounding the "pumpkin spice" aesthetic is coming to an end, and that's a good thing.
In 'Titanic,' Rose's Liberation Is Best Seen Through Her Wardrobe
As the iconic film turns 20, we revisit our heroine's evolution from corseted fiancée to 20th-century broad.
Don't Call It a Comeback: The '90s and Early Aughts Revival Is More Than a Trend
We're using fashion's cyclical nature to justify our youthful choices — as if we had a real say in them then.