Fashion Impulse Mania

Leave it up to Kylie Jenner to have all eyes on her at a wedding that's not hers. Most recently, the Khy founder joined her sisters (Kendall Jenner and Kim Kardashian ), and mom Kris Jenner at one of the most anticipated matrimonies of the year: Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's wedding in Venice, Italy. Naturally, Jenner didn't hold back when it came to her looks for the three-day extravaganza - from a white-silver lingerie dress to a cleavage-baring black string bikini. As if showing up in a white dress to someone else's nuptials wasn't already an indicator, Jenner further cemented her role as the main character wedding guest with a classic, yet commanding accessory - black sunglasses from Otra Eyewear . It was the perfect example of a fashion faux pas that paid off. The Gen Z entrepreneur wore the Kenny sunglasses from the Spanish brand, which is set to be available as part of an upcoming collaboration with the Grandquist sisters launching later this summer ...

Whether I'm walking through SoHo on a summer Friday or aimlessly scrolling on TikTok, there's one accessory I've seen nonstop that's quite alarming: the Labubu . Not to be confused with bag charms , the Chinese toy has recently become a hot commodity in the accessory world, being sported on handbags everywhere - from everyday wristlets to the coveted Hermés Birkin. Being that we do live in an ever-controversial trend cycle, should we really be surprised that such a creepy design has become this desired? Technically, no, but still, our eyebrows are definitely raised. What Are Labubus? Similar to trends like diaper shorts and the jelly shoe resurgence, Labubus aren't exactly new. Labubu was created by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung in 2015, for the Monster series, which was inspired by Nordic folklore. It wasn't long before Lung's creation became available on Pop Mart, a Beijing-based company widely known for selling collectible designer toys. Yet, the toy...

Apart from her obsession with a red lipstick from MAC , there's another item that Taylor Swift doesn't mind repeating without shame - a denim dress. Most recently, the "Eras" singer showed her support for boyfriend Travis Kelce at his benefit concert for Tight End University. Her outfit? A denim dress, of, course. The EB Denim Polka Dress ($495) consisted of a lace-up corset bodice and pleated miniskirt that's made entirely of recycled denim. She teamed the flirty frock with black, knee-high leather boots from Versace, a Steven Battelle pendant necklace, Jacquie Aiche hoop earrings, and a Deborah Drattell Western belt. It was an outfit very befitting of her surprise performance of "Shake It Off." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kane Brown (@kanebrown) This clothing combination is nothing new for Swift, as she wore the same exact dress in blue at the 2023 MTV Awards (because denim just screa...

At this point, every day feels synonymous with a new fashion trend. Whether it's a resurgence or something entirely fresh, you can expect to see at least one hot topic du jour on your FYP each morning. In case you've been living under a rock, this month alone has brought an influx of trends redefining our shopping identity: bandage dresses (really the Hervé Léger dress ), recession core , and the "New England Summer" aesthetic . And, as if we're not already spending enough, there's yet another trend tempting us to swipe our cards: jelly shoes. Of course, jelly shoes are far from new. While the popular footwear style is undeniably equal parts chic and comfortable, it's more than just a PVC shoe. The look originated post-World War II as a cost-effective alternative to shoes made from natural textiles such as leather and cotton. The first PVC shoe is believed to have been created by the French company Sarraizienne in the 1950s, often worn by fishermen due...