Fashion

  Ohhhhh, the inquiry that I get posed to more frequently than I might want to concede. "Are you going to be a full time force to be reckoned with?" Anything you desire to call it. In 2024, there's an excessive number of ways of portraying this new-ish vocation way individuals are taking. It seems like everybody has turned into a full time force to be reckoned with. I've fiddled with it, yet there's simply such countless more considerations I have about this point.   Could I Be A Full Time Force to be reckoned with? Coordinated efforts Would Be Simpler Do you have any idea how overcoming it is the point at which I was welcome to a morning meal or lunch meeting/occasion and couldn't go to in light of my regular job? I'm sufficiently fortunate to work with brands who grasp my timetable, yet some of the time I can't help thinking about what it might be want have opportunity and energy to make and encourage these associations with brands by going t...

  As much as I dislike dressing for summer most of the time, there are a couple of pieces that I do get excited about. The Hermes Organs are definitely one of those pieces. I know designer purchases are tough to make, that’s why I wanted to give you this detailed review of the Hermes Oran sandals! Designer shoes, specifically, can be tough to pull the trigger on. Speaking from my own experience, these sandals, the Gucci loafers and mules (this post is one of my top posts of all time), and the Chanel ballet flats are ones that I will ALWAYS recommend if you’re looking to treat yourself. They’re definitely my splurge shoes, and ones I wear ALL. OF. THE. TIME. Hermes Oran Sandals Review When I realized I wanted to do a review of these sandals, I did some research about the Oran and their history. Turns out the Hermes Oran sandals have been on people’s feet since 1997. That should be your first green flag for this sandal – they certainly will NEVER go out of style. I’m just going to co...

  There was a time when seeing what someone else wore and how they wore it was interesting. Picture it: Stylish people, going about their day, captured by a photographer who appreciated their stand-out look. It was unique and inspirational. But then ‘ street style’ came along. That is, not the style of a person who happens to be on the street, but  the orchestrated influencer images we are INTA-inundated with today . And eventually, it all became a little bit the same. “There’s a huge gap between emulating [street style photography pioneer]  Bill Cunningham  and what’s happening now,” says  Gao Stain , a seasoned photographer of the shows, who works with  The New York Times   and Now Fashion , among others. “Bill was chasing people down the street who had style and somehow, they mixed things up. Sometimes he did a piece based on color or the similarities of what people wore; that was interesting.” It was, in one word, authentic: That woman w...

  on in relationships can be a funny thing. Maybe you love your significant other’s style, even though it doesn’t really line up with your own. Or perhaps you’ve fought tooth and nail to get them to get rid of that one piece of clothing you  hate  or have bought them a few new replacement pieces as gifts just to get the point across. Then there are the couples whose style syncs up as well as their personalities do. If you've ever visited South Korea, you may have noticed  some couples dress noticeably alike  — that’s because  many use a “couple look”  to show the world they’re an item. But it's not just happening in Asia. French matching couple and  creative photography  duo Nelson Tubergen and Isabelle Chanut — or  Young Emperors, as they’re known on Instagram — often share their coordinating looks. Though the couple never set out for internet fame (in just five short months they've earned 14K followers), they  did  notice ...

  The black maxi dress is a frock that knows no boundaries. Walking the dog? Throw your jersey tent dress over your pajama's and you’re presentable enough for the five-minute stroll. Meeting your friends for that much-needed Friday happy hour? Your long, slinky new shirtdress will go from the office to the bar with aplomb. Going to your fourth wedding of the summer? Throw on your gauzy black go-to and you’ll turn heads like always. Knowing that no moment is off-limits for this workhouse silhouette, we set about finding the best of the long, lengthy black dresses from our Favorite shops, sampling every style echelon from beach-friendly boo to regal, formal and glitzy. No matter where you’re headed this summer — whether it’s around the block, out on the town, or  out  of town, we’ve got your head-to-toe black look in one of the slides ahead. Click through to find your black dress and be the  long, cool woman  of the summer. At Refinery29, we’re here to he...

  Like most of us, Bethany Frankel has loved and lost. The  Real Housewives of New York  star, self-made mogul, and committed philanthropist is famously direct, outspoken, and take-no-bullshit, but fans are just as enamored by her rawness and vulnerability. When Frankel spoke to Refinery29’s global editor-in-chief and co-founder Christine Barbaric for a live recent taping of  Unstilled  in New York City for Ad week, she was characteristically honest about, well, everything – from hitting up titans of industry and A-listers at an intimidatingly swanky Hollywood party, to frenemy Ramona Singer, to her early days hawking muffins inside a Costco. And the twice-divorced single mother’s romantic life hasn’t been easy. (Her ex-boyfriend, Dennis Shields ,  died suddenly in August .) “Real love, to me, is the sum being greater than its parts,” Frankel told Barberich. “You don’t have to like every cheesy movie, but [you need to find] a person who makes you want to ...