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Here Are the Fashion Items to Consign This Spring If You're Looking to Earn Top Dollar
Experts from The RealReal, ThredUp and more weigh in.
'Marie Claire' Continues to Push Advertising Boundaries With Sponsored Denim Issue Cover
Following the success of last year's Guess-sponsored zipper cover, the magazine's Publisher Nancy Berger Cardone explains its latest partnership with Frye.
What Fashionista Editors Want for Spring
From strappy sandals to bright makeup, these are the pieces we can't wait to wear when the sun finally comes out.
Street Style: Annie Gives a Polished Spin to Knee-High Boots
They're a very chic way for this intern to accentuate her so-called "chicken legs."
Street Style: Gabrielle's New Gloves Are Hideous (She Said It, Not Us!)
Name: Gabrielle Jacobson What do you do? I'm a student. How would you describe your style? I like to mix textures... like today is a velvet day. What would you never be caught wearing?
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Street Style: Katelyn Doesn't Do Kitten Heels
Name: Katelyn Occupation: Costume Design Assistant What would you never be caught wearing? Kitten heels. What are you always wearing? Black leather boots.
You Can Tattoo Your Boots at Frye's First-Ever Store in NYC
It only took the Frye Co. about 150 years to open its first retail store. The beloved boot brand, which is perennially popular with people from all walks of life, manages to be both "heritage" and trendy at the same time. The footwear seems so ubiquitous now that it's hard to believe that there hasn't been a freestanding store until now. Opening on August 1 in NYC's Soho neighborhood, the store is meant to be a reflection of the brand's history and unique DNA: "worn in, not worn out." The shop was built of and features antique and repurposed materials; it will be one of the few stores in Soho to be certified by the US Green Building Council. Fixtures are made from iconic elements, like harnesses and bits, with plank floors and lots of brass adding to the charm. The company plans to open stores within the next few years in cities like Los Angeles, Boston, Dallas, Aspen, and London.