Month: March 2019

In the constantly growing landscape of fashion bloggers, it’s an unfortunate fact that the younger crowd significantly outnumbers ladies of a certain age. It seems everywhere you look, it’s nothing but beautiful 20-somethings showing off their style. There are certainly more of them, but that doesn’t make them any more relevant or valuable than their more mature counterparts. Fashion is universal, after all.

The segment of bloggers in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and beyond may be small, but it’s mighty. We aim to enlighten you, dear reader, about the ladies of all ages who are killing the fashion-blogging game at the moment—from the 25-year-old whippersnappers to the 65-year-olds who’ve been at it for a good while longer. Prepare to be majorly inspired by all the women showing off their unique (and, frankly, fun) looks. Keep scrolling to meet the best fashion bloggers of every age group.

This post was published at an earlier date and has been updated by Judith Jones.

It’s beyond clear at this point that fashion girls are obsessed with white sneakers. But one infrequently discussed aspect of these trendy wardrobe staples is just how to clean white sneakers and keep them so fresh. After all, one quick trip to the coffee shop could result in a number of mud-, dirt-, or oil-centric disasters. Yet celebrities, bloggers, fashion editors, and everyone in between always seem to sport only the whitest of white sneaks. How do they clean their white shoes to keep them in such pristine condition? We did a bit of digging to come up with some super-helpful tricks to keep those babies sparkling long after you’ve made the initial purchase. While some of these hacks are straightforward, like cleaning the white laces in warm water, some of the other tips you’ll find here genuinely surprised us, too. How to (really) clean your white sneakers is no longer a mystery.

With these hacks in your back pocket, go forth fearlessly in your white sneakers. Because now you’ll always know how to keep them in mint condition.

This post was originally published at an earlier date and has since been updated.

So you’re a fan of Drunk Elephant. Cool, same. There’s a lot to dig about the Sephora best-selling skincare brand: its nontoxic formulas packed with effective ingredients like virgin marula oil and superfruit extracts; its quirky-chic packaging; and of course its amazing brand name. (Fun fact about that, by the way: Did you know the founder, Tiffany Masterson, came up with the name Drunk Elephant after seeing a YouTube video of elephants eating marula fruit and getting tipsy off of it? Adorable.)

Drunk Elephant does wonders for a lot of people’s skin. (Babyfacial? Iconic.) But sometimes it can be fun, necessary, or both to mix up your skincare routine. Here, we’d like to introduce you to a few lesser-known skincare brands that are similar to Drunk Elephant in that they’re nontoxic, effective, and aesthetically pleasing—but maybe the products are a little more affordable or gentler or have something else about their formulas that you might want to explore. Keep scrolling for 11 brands worth checking out if you like Drunk Elephant.

We love jeans. Jeans are our friends. They give us endless outfit ideas when our inspiration is running dry, and they even translate to our wardrobes year-round. They’re a true-blue closet staple. However, there are certain trends that jeans just don’t jive with as well as others. Chalk it up to its laid-back associations, but sometimes denim just doesn’t do the trick, which is why it’s helpful to consider the full range of options in front of you.

This spring, you may have a trend or two (or seven) that you’re eyeballing. However, investing in a trend is only the first step because as we all know, the hardest part is tackling the styling aspect. This is where today’s denim focus comes into play. While reaching for the closest pair of crop-flare jeans may feel like the best option when test-driving your trend of choice, sometimes it’s worth brainstorming a bit further. Ahead, we’ve highlighted a small pool of pieces that look wonderful paired with non-denim accouterments. Scroll down to find out what they are and to shop the trends.

Ahead, discover the worst shoes to wear with jeans.

Landing an interview for your dream job (particularly one in fashion) is enough to make even the most confident, fashion-forward among us question every item in our wardrobe. Do I own work-appropriate shoes? Are my tops professional enough? Why don’t I own a pair of pants that aren’t jeans? Even we fashion editors at Who What Wear admit to having had pre-interview outfit nerves. Fashion jobs, in particular, often carry the notion that you need to be fashionable and trendy without trying too hard.

We believe that feeling comfortable equals feeling confident, and there are certain key items that can help you feel strong and empowered and keep the focus on your shining skills, talent, and personality. There’s certainly no harm in adding a touch of your personal style so you feel like your best self. Anna Wintour advised in a recent interview, “Everyone should remember, whether they’re interviewing at Vogue, or indeed anywhere, that we’re not hiring your wardrobe. Your wardrobe is not going to be doing the job for you—it’s who you are.”

So I turned to my fellow Who What Wear editors and asked them to share what they wore to their interviews and the thought processes behind them. Scroll below to see what we consider to be a strong fashion-interview outfit formula, and see the looks that got us hired.

Up next, the It-girl way to wear jeans to the office.