Fashion Impulse Mania

You don't have to be well versed in the skincare world to know that  retinol is a big deal. It's common knowledge that the product has a lot of benefits, especially anti-aging powers . "Retinol is a topical form of vitamin A," explains board-certified dermatologist  Roberta Del Campo, MD . "It is technically a form of a retinoid, which helps to promote collagen production, which improves the firmness of the skin. It also brightens skin by speeding up cell turnover and is also used to treat acne and minimize pores." Joyce Imahiyerobo-Ip , MD, FAAD, owner of Vibrant Dermatology and SkinBar MD , says that there are different types of vitamin A derivatives: retinyl palmitate (weakest), retinol (stronger), retinaldehyde (even stronger), and finally retinoid (strongest). "In our 20s and early 30s, our skin cells turnover every 28-30 days. This explains the dewy, youthful appearance of skin in these age groups," she says. "However, as early as our ...

We here at Who What Wear like to talk in great detail (and with much passion!) about our jeans . They are one of the hardest-working items in our wardrobes, after all. We've already touched upon the biggest jean trends we'll all be wearing this year —including vintage-inspired denim, distressed jeans, and one of our personal favorites right now, bootcut and flare jeans . Yes, friends, the '70s silhouette is back, and we've already spotted the style on some of our favorite celebrities including, Margot Robbie, Priyanka Chopra , and Gigi Hadid. Thanks to designers such as Celine, Marc Jacobs, and Gucci, leg-lengthening flares are set to be huge this year. And we' ve noticed that fashionable French girls , in particular, have been quick to jump on the trend. The pinnacle of effortlessly chic, below we're sharing some of the cool ways French girls are wearing the anti–skinny-jean trend right now. Invest in one of the chic pairs below and you'll be wholly on-...

Over the years,  I've accumulated quite a nice collection of lingerie , had multiple bra fittings, and received quotes from some of the biggest experts in the industry on the dos and don'ts of lingerie across the board. Most of these rules are easy enough to follow, except for one (at least for me). During my most recent lingerie fitting for a story I wrote on what it's like to wear lingerie sets for a week straight , the saleswoman assisting me told me that if I'm not storing my lingerie properly, I'm basically killing it, not getting my money's worth, and so on and so forth. Instantly I switched into panic mode as I realized all my lingerie was currently stuffed in my drawer along with the rest of my five-for-$25 underwear and random assortment of sports bras. In other words, not where it belonged. Storing and organizing lingerie? How do you even do that and where? What are the rules? What am I missing? To ease my now-frantic mind, I reached out to Julie McCo...