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Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman’s 1990 novel about an angel and demon striving to prevent the end of the world becomes a charming, very British series that turns the apocalypse into a spot of bother.
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I think about trends a lot (it’s my job, after all), but the truth is I’m quite picky about the trends I actually buy. The reason? The sheer number of outdated, “trendy” pieces I remove from my closet each season. Don’t get me wrong—I still invest in plenty of trends, but I prefer to wait a bit before purchasing to see if said trend will stand the test of time (no one-season wonders for me), as I hate having to donate something I only wore a handful of times. But it happens, so before I add to my closet each season, I usually weed out the expiring trends that I know I’m done wearing (for the foreseeable future, at least).
For summer 2019, I’ve been busy shopping for tie-dye, kitten heels, longer shorts, and much more, so a closet clean-out was imperative. Scroll on to find out which summer trends sadly didn’t make it into the “keep” pile and which ones sparked enough joy to stay.
Next up, everything Who What Wear editors are keeping, ditching, and buying this season.
Disclaimer: I still love Zara. But so does everyone else. It only takes so long until I run into another inevitable blue-dress fiasco or find its trend offerings start to blur together no matter how many times a week I refresh the new-arrivals page. If you’ve ever experience Zara fatigue, know you’re not alone.
The good news is Zara isn’t the only option out there delivering fresh trends for reasonable prices. And no, I’m not just talking about H&M, Topshop, and Mango. There’s a whole horde of affordable brands that continue to fly under the radar. For those who are ready to move on from Zara, at least temporarily, I’ve thrown together a list of 11 brands to bookmark instead.
So the next time you’re in search of a dress that five of your co-workers won’t already own, shop my recommended alternatives below.Â
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There’s something deeply satisfying about scoring a great deal on designer shoes. Whether it’s a pair of classic cap-toe flats from Chanel or a pair of metallic gold strappy heels from Manolo Blahnik, we pretty much live for the thrill of finding designer shoes at sizable discounts. Seeing as we have a penchant for consignment shopping, we decided to narrow our search and cull through The RealReal in order to bring you the best Prada shoes under $300.
Spoiler alert: The online consignment retailer currently has a next-level selection of classic heels, sandals, flats, and boots from the Italian fashion house. Spanning strappy sandals that are begging you to try out the floss-heel trend, timeless patent-leather ankle boots that you’ll wear for years to come, and leopard-print kitten heels that will go with anything, these are the Prada shoes just waiting to be snapped up.
Psst… since coveted vintage finds tend to sell out quickly, we suggest clicking “add to cart” on these finds sooner rather than later.
Next, shop 20 epic Prada bags that all clock in under $250.