Normally, spring dresses are all about the florals. (If you can get Miranda Priestley saying “Florals? For spring? Groundbreaking,” out of your head, that is.) But with the rise of prairie dresses, shoppers have opened their hearts and their closets to puffy sleeves, vintage-inspired prints, and other trends every season. For 2019, there’s another “It”…
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I’m not getting married any time soon. But that hasn’t stopped me from looking forward to seeing wedding dresses at Bridal Fashion Week each season. The same can be said for anyone who appreciates a breathtaking gown: You might not be anticipating a walk down the aisle in the near future, but you definitely wouldn’t…
Read moreSpring is (finally) here, and if the warmer weather has you scrolling through Fashion Week street style or your Instagram feed for outfit inspiration, you’ve already seen that there’s one dress style that’ll rule supreme this year: the short-sleeved, button-down. Designers continue to embrace vintage-inspired silhouettes like this one, and trying it in a mix…
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The unofficial season of downsizing your closet is finally on the horizon. Before introducing the magic of Marie Kondo to your spring wardrobe, consider making just one addition to your repertoire: a versatile spring dress. After months of piling on sweaters and denim, there’s nothing more freeing than a piece of clothing you don’t have…
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One of the buzziest moments at New York Fashion Week last September wasn’t the launch of a new brand or celebrity-stacked front row. Rather, it was the arrival of a new era at Kate Spade New York. Nicola Glass presented her first collection as the brand’s creative director, following Deborah Lloyd’s beloved, decade-long tenure. Her…
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Do you know that old rule about not wearing white to a wedding? Well, a bride just threw it out the window by allowing her guests to wear their old wedding dresses on her big day. Audrey Moore, an actress and the aforementioned bride, felt it was “sad that most women only get to wear…
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