All about Men and the women who love them!
From South Korean director Bong Joon-ho to Netflix’s Martin Scorsese, from men who drive fast to men who are sad clowns, plenty of men cleaned up at this morning’s Oscar nominations. Some women, too.
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In his new book, The New Yorker‘s Joshua Yaffa is as much an ethicist as he is a reporter, presenting a portrait of the Russian state through those who have decided to compromise with it.
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We consistently turn to women over 40 for much of our sartorial direction. After all, we consider this set to be certified experts given their time developing polished personal wardrobes after style trial and error over the years.
While we recently highlighted the jeans women over 40 love, we thought we’d focus next on the specific ensembles some of the coolest women over 40 gravitate toward in their day-to-day. After all, who better to nab a little outfit inspiration from than those with that primo fashion knowledge?
And to dig even deeper into the matter, we thought you’d also be interested in the looks these women don’t really wear anymore to add to that outfit inspo journey. Of course, age really has nothing to do with what you should and shouldn’t wear—but hey, there might be something worth taking note of with the style advice coming your way.
With all that said, keep scrolling to check out the outfits five women over 40 will and won’t wear for work, the weekend, and going out. Plus, shop staples throughout that will work for anyone at any age. And also note that the quotes coming your way are based on personal preference from the women featured—you should always wear whatever you personally love and what makes you feel comfortable and confident.
Next, check out what a woman over 60 is buying for the holidays.
Most of the Sienna Miller paparazzi photos these days are of the busy actress and mom out and about on the streets of New York. That’s why she’s a trusted source for flat-shoe trends, as she’s often spotted wearing them. (If you’ve ever been to NYC, you get it.) And while out earlier this week, Miller wore a casual fall outfit that was tailor-made for weekend errands and the like, yet stylish to a T.
In this instance, Miller wore a puff-sleeve sweater with straight-leg jeans and a Gucci bag worn crossbody. On her feet, she wore a “boring” flat-shoe trend that you might have thought was over in recent seasons but that the fashion industry has been buzzing about and brands have been embracing as of late: ballet flats. Miller opted for the most fashion-forward iteration of the trend, which includes an elongated toe and soft leather material. The low-key flats are certainly on the classic end of the trend spectrum, so you can rest easy in knowing that they’re probably not going to be passé again anytime soon.
Scroll to shop Sienna Miller’s easy look and some of the ballet flats that we highly recommend.
Anna Wintour is getting into the holiday spirit. In the newest video for Vogue‘s Go Ask Anna series, she was asked several questions about gifting, holiday parties, winter trends, and more—and of course, she knew exactly how to answer each. When someone asked her which celebrity she should look to for holiday outfits, Wintour answered Kate Middleton without hesitation. “She always looks absolutely impeccable.” And as for the gift you should give your mother-in-law, Wintour has a genius idea: a framed photo of your partner with your mother-in-law.
On the winter-style front, Wintour was asked for her tips on shopping for a new coat. “Yes, absolutely,” Wintour says in the video. “You should look at Vogue‘s November issue where we have a wonderful shoot styled by Tabitha Simmons and photographed by Dan Jackson, and the coats are worn by Kendall Jenner. There’s everything from a great little Burberry check puffer to a Versace fake [fur] leopard coat, Max Mara red military look, and a wonderful Marc Jacobs [oversized] topper. I really think there’s a coat in there for everybody.” Scroll down to shop the four coat trends she mentions.
Next, Anna Wintour says these are the eight biggest trends of 2020.
