In case you’re new to my byline, a couple of fun facts about me. 1. I’m from Kansas and 2. I didn’t graduate college with a fashion degree. Yet right after college I landed my dream internship at Who What Wear and moved across the country to Los Angeles. Since then my wardrobe has certainly gone through a mini-makeover. Mainly because I had just landed my first job and needed to bulk up my “workwear” essentials and also because I was stocking up on everyday Cali classics like the perfect oversized denim jackets and pieces you can easily transition from day to night.
Earlier this year I shared the items from my Midwest wardrobe that I wouldn’t wear again but today I’m slightly shifting gears and highlighting the pieces I’d still wear to this day. I’m even sharing throwback photos from my pre-Los Angeles days so you can get a sense of what my style was like when I was living in Kansas. While I’ll admit some of the looks as a whole feel a little dated (rightfully so), the key pieces I’m pointing out though still feel timeless. Keep reading to see a snapshot of my Midwest style and to see which items from my high school and college days that I’d still wear again.
Living in New York is no walk in the park. Yes, New Yorkers walk in parks but getting there is no easy feat. Between the subways, crowded streets, and constantly fluctuating temperatures, doing anything in this city takes some serious gumption. With that in mind, when it comes to getting dressed in the morning, the last thing New Yorkers need to stress about is whether or not their look du jour will be suitable for what the day ahead might throw at them. If there’s any fall trend that can truly do it all—keep you warm, keep you stylish, and keep you comfortable—it’s chunky knits.
Since this is not one of the most hyped up fall trends of 2018, we wanted to draw some fresh attention to it so it doesn’t go unnoticed by you or the New Yorkers who forgot about the versatile item they probably have sitting in storage. If there’s one basic you invest in this season, we highly encourage you to buy not one, but multiple chunky knits. Because if you ask any New Yorker, they own at least 3, and that’s a fact. Ahead, you’ll see a roundup of some of our favorite New York It girls rocking the style in more ways you even knew were possible. With everything from bike shorts to pastel pants and back again, this sweater is constantly proving to be one of the easiest pieces to wear in our wardrobes, and we have these NYC ladies to prove it.
If you’re a regular Who What Wear reader, you’re pretty familiar with our celebrity style coverage. From stalking the wardrobes of our favorite style muses to discovering more unlikely stars, we’re always here to keep you clued into what (and how) they’re wearing. Well, after consistently documenting and sharing their best looks with you, we’ve gotten well-acquainted with the in’s and out’s of their next-level style. Whether they’re running errands or emerging from an event, we’re highlighting the styling tricks they use to look their best no matter what.
It’s true that many of the celebrity street style moments that get us buzzing are curated by expert wardrobe stylists who often go to great lengths to make sure these celebs emerge in a stylish ‘fit, day after day. We wish we could also enlist the help of Hollywood’s leading stylists on the regular, but since that’s not exactly an option, we’ll gladly take note of their expertise at a distance.
Angelina Jolie, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Victoria Beckham—what do all these women have in common? They’ve established an aesthetic that’s always chic, no matter what. Without copying the exact pieces they wear (because that would add up, quick) we’re breaking down the 7 most important celebrity style lessons we’ve learned from all other go-to muses when it comes to establishing a strong sense style. From the simple way they accessorize to the styling tricks they use to make the most basic items pop, keep reading for the ultimate lesson in celebrity style.
The ’90s have come racing back into the spotlight recently, so much so that we’re declaring the entire decade to be more relevant today than it ever was before. Even looking into what It girls like Noami Campbell and Julia Roberts were wearing 20 years ago, their outfits look eerily similar to the ones you’d find all over Instagram in 2018. Loads of straight-leg jeans, thin-strap sandals, and some of the coolest double denim looks around. So let’s face it, the ’90s most iconic fashion trends are simply not going anywhere anytime soon.
Sure, there are a good amount of styles we wore back then that we surely wouldn’t be caught dead in today, but the trends that have stuck around have proved to be virtually immortal. The most everlasting of them all? ’90s jean trends. One glimpse at the denim sections of your favorite retailers would prove just how popular shapes like straight-leg jeans are right now—so popular, in fact, they’ve been giving skinnies a run for their money this year. It’s not hard to come across even more of denim trends that have the decade to thank, they’re just hiding in plain sight.
From the jean jacket style that dominated then and now to the denim wash that’s only recently undergone a complete revival, we’re highlighting the five ’90s jean trends that are only getting more popular these days. Ahead, see how celebs were wearing the styles back then and then shop the modern-day iterations of each one.
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