I'm a Fashion Editor—Here Are the 30 Tabs Open on My Browser RN
Most Wanted is a weekly series in which one editor, staffer, or influencer shares their top 30 must-haves or current wish-list items.
I'd be lying if I said this roundup wasn't inspired by the hundreds of TikToks I've saved in which creators list all of the things they currently have on their wish lists. I may not be the savviest TikTok user, but I've been wanting to do my own version of the trend. So here we are. (Feel free to put on a trending song in the background while you read this one. Mine would probably be "Woman" by Doja Cat. Just saying.)
I've been eyeing basically everything from Leset. Any piece from the brand guarantees a 'fit that looks and feels effortlessly cool.I'm capped at the amount of lug-sole booties I can add to my closet, but square-toe heeled pairs, on the other hand—well, that's a different story. Also, this price is insane.I've been searching nonstop for a cool, oversize, brown blazer. I thought this one would be double this price.A perfect going-out top for winter.Pair the top above with these pants.Never in a million years did I think a pair of clog slippers would be on my wish list, but here we are.Not your average turtleneck.Extremely sultry.I'm officially declaring Splits59 leggings as my favorite. The material is straight-up butter. I've been living in my flared pair, but I'm very intrigued by this scrunchie style.I borrowed this Nanushka hat from my boss and haven't been the same since. I obviously need to get my own.Simple yet so chic.I have these open on my browser not only for myself but also for my fiancé who I've seen try on the pair that I have more than a few times. This body serum unclogs pores, evens skin texture, enhances hydration, and brightens skin. I'm so excited to give it a try.Speaking of TikTok, that's where I found this recommendation. While I may not be buying cozy things as often as I was a year ago, I'm still a sucker for knit pants without an elastic waistband. This breezy pair from Zulu & Zephyr is perfect for a California winter.Speaking of California winters, I'm still out here visiting the beach every other weekend. My Malibu packing list consists of a bucket hat, a quilted tote, and an extremely chic towel (because, of course). I'm currently swooning over all of the towels from Baina. From pool towels to bath mats, its products make perfect gifts. My turtlenecks from last winter are looking a little worse for wear. This crisp white one will look chic under blazers and sweater-vests alike.Perfect for running around. Puffer vests are an essential Los Angeles winter layer.Fashion people are obsessed with New Balance.The color, the length, the material: 10 out of 10. My skin is begging for hydration during the winter months. I've been dying to try Jenni Kayne's new skincare line, and this moisturizer is first on my list.Time to throw out my makeup-stained washcloths.Yes.I've been wanting to add Vitamin-C oil to my beauty rotation, and I've only heard good things about this new one from Derma-E.Another Derma-E product that's on my list. My scalp is in need of R&R.I've been wanting these for so long. How chic would my morning coffee be?Just a little something to add to the stack.I'm a big fan of mixing metals.Sporty and chic.
Of all the street style trends to dominate our FYP and social media feeds in recent years, bloomer shorts seems to be the most bizarre (and ironically one of our top favorites) yet. And who do we have to thank for it? TikTok, of course. In a single scroll on the popular app, you've probably come across the piece multiple times, from those viral Miu Miu briefs to Aritzia's more affordable offerings. Slightly more flirty and risqué than the stomach pudge dress or the fisherman aesthetic , bloomer shorts (aka "diaper shorts") have officially made it to the top of the sartorial food chain. What Are Bloomer Shorts? While the idea of bloomer shorts may seem new or daunting at first, they're far from groundbreaking. Similarly to most trends, the good ol' "everything is new again" concept applies here, as the fad dates back to 1850 when the silhouette was invented as a practical solution for women's health and comfort - eventually grabbing the atten...
I live in a perpetual state of being cold. Whether it's 70 degrees or below 17, you're bound to find me wrapped up in a blanket at home or venturing out with a jacket in tow. Growing up in Arizona hasn't exactly prepared me for how to navigate cooler temperatures, which is why I often rely on heavy layering during the winter months to keep myself feeling warm. In the past, this has translated into me dressing like Ralphie's younger brother from "A Christmas Story" - think chunky snowsuits, a double-wrapped wool scarf, and so many layers I'm hardly able to breathe (let alone move around). It wasn't until I was introduced to Uniqlo Heattech gear that I realized lightweight, movable thermals exist. Uniqlo's Heattech line is arguably one of the brand's most popular collections. Loved by shoppers for its wide variety of styles, the capsule boasts warm, insulated pieces that are designed to replicate the effectiveness of a thermal layer without the...
Despite what some people may think, the return of sneaker heels - largely attributed to Sara Blakely , the inventor of world-renowned Spanx, and now Sneex - happened by accident. "Our founder did not set out to create a sneaker heel. She set out to create the world's most comfortable high heel and this is where the innovation led her," a brand rep says. Not only are they supportive, they add noticeable bounce to my steps, which actually makes walking in high heels sort of . . . fun? Nevertheless, merely one year in, the company can report that The Tepper in Silver ($595) sold out in just 24 hours after launch and accrued an 11,000-person waitlist. One-third of the brand's customers have already invested in a second pair. And celebrities from Jane Fonda and Sofía Vergara to Reese Witherspoon and Suki Waterhouse have already been spotted wearing them. "The Sneex customer is responding to sneaker heels because they want height and wearability," the S...
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