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Karlie Kloss Cast Her Ballot in a Comfy Polo, Skinny Jeans, and a Biden-Harris Mask

Wed, 28 Oct 2020 01:06:03 GMT

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Karlie Kloss just proudly cast her ballot for the presidential election, and she sure looked chic doing it. The model shared the moment on her Instagram Tuesday, in photos of herself holding up her "signed, sealed, (notarized), and delivered" mail-in ballot. In true Karlie fashion, she wore a casual yet perfectly polished outfit to vote, consisting of a grey long sleeve polo, dark skinny jeans, and pointed-toe loafers. She topped off the look with a Biden-Harris face mask in support of the Democratic candidate, while keeping herself protected.

"What's your voting plan?" her caption read. "This was mine . . . #voteBLUE #scienceoverfiction" she added. Despite her ties to President Donald Trump and his senior adviser Jared Kushner (Karlie's husband is Jared's brother, Joshua Kushner), the supermodel has been vocal about being a Democrat and cast her vote for the Biden-Harris ticket. Karlie also sported a simple gold bracelet and an "I Voted" sticker to take part in her civic duty. Get a closer look at her outfit above, and make sure to vote ahead of the election on Nov. 3.

These 19 Cute Dresses Look Designer, but They're All Affordable Picks From Amazon

Tue, 27 Oct 2020 23:40:04 GMT

Amazon is here to solve your fashion woes - we're not kidding. The online retailer offers a variety of pretty, stylish pieces at ridiculously low prices. Whether you want something tight and sexy or flowy and patterned, there's a design out there for you. Instead of spending all of your money on just one dress, you can buy a few. Plus, if you have Amazon Prime, you can get free two-day shipping. So stop stalling and get shopping.

These Celebrities Pulled Out the Most Stylish Merch to Encourage Their Fans to Vote

Tue, 27 Oct 2020 21:05:03 GMT

A-listers are pulling out all of the stops when it comes to voting merch for the 2020 election. We can't say we're surprised, since there's a lot at stake in this election, and we're happy to see so many celebrities stepping up to the plate and encouraging their fan bases to vote. Celebrities like Yara Shahidi and Mindy Kaling have been vocal on their social media platforms wearing stylish voting merch.

Gigi Hadid wore Prabal Gurung's "When We All Vote" tee for her first postbaby selfie, and she's not the only one to opt for a stylish yet powerful outfit. Mindy posted a picture in a yellow "We Will Win" sweatshirt from Meena Hariss's line Phenomenal to let her fans know she is voting for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.

Others like Billy Porter, Lizzo, and Julianne Moore went all out in outfits covered with the word "Vote."Lizzo wore a Christian Siriano "Vote" dress to the Billboard Awards, and Julianne Moore wore a long-sleeved version of the same dress! Keep reading to take a look at some of our favorite celeb voting-related style moments.

7 Handbag Trends You'll See Everywhere Next Spring

Tue, 27 Oct 2020 20:40:04 GMT

Unarguably the strangest Fashion Month that the fashion industry has ever seen has just wrapped, and in the midst of a global pandemic, designers soldiered on and gave us something to look forward to for spring/summer 2021 with some major handbag trends that make us want to fast forward through the last few months of 2020. Now, we're breaking down our favorites so you can add them to your wish list.

Practicality surfaced as a prominent theme with oversize carryalls and utilitarian water-bottle bags popping up on runways. From raffia covered to sleek leather cases, our favorite designers are reminding us to hydrate and go green! But green isn't the only color they're thinking of: bright fluorescent bags dominated the runway as highlighter accessories punctuated looks. Spring staple materials, straw and raffia took on the form of more structured picnic-basket-style straw bags and slouchy hobo styles. Street style fanny packs slung across the chest got a bit more elevated in leather, and we're excited to see the clutch is back!

Keep reading for the seven handbag trends we love for Spring 2020, or hop to your favorite below.

4 Editors Put Old Navy's Famous Cozy Sweaters to the Test - Read Their 100% Real Reviews

Tue, 27 Oct 2020 19:55:02 GMT

OK, my hoodies need a break. I have taken my athleisure game perhaps a little too far in 2020, and I'm ready to step things up for fall with something more elevated. Sweaters are a solid start. The cozy staple is just as comfortable to wear, but more versatile for entering the outside world. There are millions of styles out there, but which one is best for you? I decided to start at Old Navy - the brand is known for its affordable knits.

To give you the ultimate online shopping experience, I enlisted my fellow shopping editors to each test out a different bestselling sweater from the site and serve up their honest reviews. Ahead, see how each editor styled their knit, then consider an option for yourself. Channeling those cozy vibes is about to get 10 times easier.

I Thought Emily in Paris Might Be the New Generation's Sex and the City, but I Was Wrong

Tue, 27 Oct 2020 19:25:10 GMT

I have a love/hate relationship with the hit Netflix show Emily in Paris. On one hand, I binged the show in two days - that must mean something, right?! - but I couldn't help but get a little annoyed while watching it. The show's creator is Darren Star, the brains behind shows like Sex and the City, Younger, and Beverly Hills, 90210. So, I was expecting a lighthearted show along those lines. Emily in Paris follows a 20-something marketing executive from Chicago, played by Lily Collins, who moves to Paris after the company acquires a boutique French firm. With no real knowledge of the fashion industry, and without knowing any French (which is not as big of a deal as everyone is making it out to be in my eyes, especially with Google Translate), Emily decides to pack up and move to the romantic City of Light to follow her dreams. The episodes were short and enjoyable with predictable plot lines. The thing that threw me for a loop was the portrayal of the fashion industry.

It was almost comical to see how far removed the show was when it came to how marketing, fashion, and social media really work. Everything just kind of seemed to fall into Emily's lap because she's the "irresistible American girl."

It was almost comical to see how far removed the show was when it came to how marketing, fashion, and social media really work. Everything just kind of seemed to fall into Emily's lap because she's the "irresistible American girl." She wants to land a major account? Yep, of course, she will - and the owner will fall for her, naturally. Her boss fires her? No worries, because it doesn't really count, and she happens to find a way to get hired back in less than 24 hours by pulling together a fashion show. It's not that I have a problem with mindless television; in fact, most nights it's what I prefer after a long day of work. It was just a little perplexing to see the blatant inaccuracies.

Having worked in both fashion and marketing, I was hoping for a show that would offer a glimpse into what it's really like to work in these fields. Sure, I wasn't expecting it to be completely accurate or revolutionary, but the way she was made out to be a social media pro was a bit laughable. The fact that she's there to help teach her French colleagues about Instagram and then ends up being just so, well, bad at it left me scratching my head. I'm sure many social media editors would gladly chime in and agree that no, posting a picture of a sculpture with the caption "chiseled abs" or posting a selfie while eating a croissant (unless you're Kendall Jenner or Gigi Hagid) is not going to get you 20,000 likes. In fact, many people on Twitter felt the same way about her social media skills.

On another note, let's get into Emily's outfits, shall we? I was extremely excited for the *fashun* moments because producers had tapped Patricia Field as the show's costume designer. (ICYMI: she was in charge of the outfits on Sex and the City.) It felt like the show was aiming for major Carrie Bradshaw vibes with the character's love of mismatched prints and over-accessorizing, but it missed the mark for me. I didn't have any issue with any of the pieces Emily wears on the show, it was more about the sheer amount of items that are lumped together to create "a look." There's no shortage of amazing designers in the episodes, ranging from classic ones like Chanel and Marc Jacobs to newer ones like Ganni and Staud. There are plenty of pieces that I would gladly wear from the show, but the styling fell short.

The outfits make it seem like Emily is trying too hard, rather than it coming effortlessly as it seemed to for the fashion-loving characters of SATC. It felt like a 2005 episode of Gossip Girl, rather than something fresh and fun from 2020. For our generation, it's all about mixing high with low. Gone are the days of only dressing in full designer pieces to be considered "fashionable"; today's consumer is looking for a unique mix. Pair that designer bag with a chic blazer from a more affordable brand. It's more about attainable fashion, rather than being purely aspirational. If she had just tossed aside a belt, ditched a hat, or made a couple of simple swaps, I think the effect would have been more realistic. That being said, people were searching and shopping for some of the key pieces from the show because they definitely are cute, I just wish Emily had followed one of Coco Chanel's most famous quotes: "Before you leave the house, look in the mirror and take one thing off."

Another thing to note: the price points for most of the items she wears, even for a day at the office, are totally unaffordable. It seemed like all of a sudden once she arrives in Paris, Emily's entire wardrobe is bursting at the seams with one major designer after another - not very realistic.

It felt more like a kid playing dress-up than a woman with an innate sense of style.

"I feel that a lot of the designer items - the floral Off-White puffer in one of the last episodes, for example - are above the average price point someone might spend on a coat who has Lily's career in Chicago. I just wish more of the pieces felt attainable for young women," my colleague Sarah shared. "That being said, I do appreciate the fun print mixing and I hope that girls watching the show take Lily's clear confidence to mean that they can try wearing anything they like, as bold or eccentric as it may be." Hannah, our fashion director, described Emily's style best when she noted that it felt more like a kid playing dress-up than a woman with an innate sense of style.

Maybe the show is a hit because it provides a form of escapism - and in Paris, no less. Right now, I'll take any escape I can get, especially since I've been at home for the majority of this year, but this show was also harder to relate to. While Emily's outfits did fall short in my eyes, maybe I expected too much from all the hype surrounding the show before its release. Now that I know what Emily is actually like and what to expect, perhaps I won't find her style as off-putting in season two (because, yes, I would definitely watch another season!). Perhaps as Emily grows, we will see her style evolve too. In the meantime, she's proudly accepted that she's "ringarde," kitschy Eiffel Tower keychain and all. So, maybe we just have to accept that she's not Carrie Bradshaw either.

Everything You've Always Wanted to Know About How the Bachelorettes Go Dress Shopping

Tue, 27 Oct 2020 18:36:06 GMT

It's safe to say that Clare Crawley's first two gowns on season 16 of The Bachelorette had us itching with some questions. Can we get the designer information puh-lease? Clare's season of the hit ABC series has everyone buzzing already as drama ensues, and her dresses live up to the excitement we all feel about what's to come.

As it turns out, both creations are by New York based couture designer Randi Rahm, who has dressed around 15 contestants and even two Bachelorette brides (Ashley Hebert and Rachel Lindsay) for their wedding days. Randi works closely with The Bachelorette stylist Cary Fetman on the collaboration process, but you're probably wondering whether the women themselves hand select their dresses, or Fetman gets the final say.

"I recall felling so proud and excited as a designer the first time I saw one of my gowns on TV. Who knew it would turn into such a long-standing relationship with the franchise?"

Randi was more than willing to weigh in and let us know how the wardrobe unfolds for the Bachelorettes she's dressed herself - which is really the majority of them! While the circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic affected the timeline of Clare Crawley's dressing approach in particular, giving Fetman and Rahm less time to pow-wow, the job got done on time, and Rahm has the pictures to prove it.

While she couldn't possibly name a favorite dress of hers that made it onto the show in history, she does recall her first feature on The Bachelor with pride: "The first gown of mine on an episode of the franchise was on a finale for The Bachelor. It was so long ago, but I recall feeling so excited and proud as a designer the first time I saw one of my gowns on TV. Who knew it would turn into such a long-standing relationship with the franchise - a nine year relationship!" she told POPSUGAR. Scroll down to find out everything you've ever wanted to know about the selection process for the dresses on The Bachelorette, then see some behind-the-scenes photos from Clare's season.

How do Bachelorettes Choose Their Gowns?

The Bachelorettes work with Cary Fetman and co-stylist Krystine Couch on their looks. As soon as the new Bachelorette is announced, designer Randi Rahm sends her a selection of dresses that she thinks are appropriate in style and taste. These dresses are also usually season-less, so they can be filmed in a variety of locations. Each gown you see throughout the season is, in fact, handpicked by the Bachelorette during the selection process, and customized to her liking far in advance.

"Even after the selection process, we go going back and forth daily to tweak the dresses in a timely manner so everything can have the beautiful end result you see on TV! The chatting is intense during the selection process and the fitting process, with tons of collaboration and communication," Rahm told POPSUGAR. For season 16, designer Randi Rahm talked with Cary a few times a day.

Where do the Bachelorettes Have Their Dress Fittings?

Fittings all take place in LA, so the Bachelorettes don't go into the atelier when they're being fitted for a Randi Rahm dress (her studio is in New York). However, Rahm has plenty of behind-the-scenes footage and images from the fitting process, proving that she's on hand to give her opinion at all times, even if it's done virtually.

Are Bachelorettes Allowed to Customize a Dress?

Yes! Randi Rahm has worked on plenty of custom outfits, but these are usually for more specific shoots, rather than just episodes. For example, a custom gown might be used for a commercial or promo. These gowns obviously have to be more thought out since, as Rahm says, "they set the tone for the whole season!"

Does the Bachelorette Get to Keep Her Dresses?

In the case of designer Randi Rahm, most dresses go back to her atelier after filming has wrapped. There have been times when the Bachelorette has kept a dress or two, but it's on occasion.

Do the Bachelorettes Pay For Their Dresses?

Nope! Since most of them are going back to the atelier after filming, they do not have to pay. Even if the Bachelorettes decide they do want to keep a dress, they still don't have to pay. Consider it a perk of being a Bachelorette!

19 Stylish Gifts For Your Friends That Are All Under $25

Tue, 27 Oct 2020 17:50:03 GMT

It always feels good to start your holiday shopping plans early . . . especially if you're someone who really gets into the gift-giving - and decorating! - spirit. So whether you're looking for fun stocking stuffers or sweet gifts for your BFF, there's no reason to wait until December to start your shopping.

Gifts are about the thought and effort we place behind them, not the price tag. With that in mind, we put together a fun list of sweet little extras you can grab right now - they're all under $25.

Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan Pose With Their Families For Coach's Holiday Campaign

Tue, 27 Oct 2020 15:43:03 GMT

Coach unveiled its "Holiday Is Where You Find It" campaign, and it features A-listers like Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan with their families. How cute is that?! The campaign spotlights Coach's "belief in positivity, finding joy in the little things, and seeking comfort in togetherness and familiar traditions." It's pretty fitting considering this year, the holiday season will look a little bit different for everyone, and it shows what matters most at this time: family.

The campaign features the stars celebrating traditions new and old with the message that holiday is a state of mind, no matter how you're celebrating this year. Jennifer Lopez's mother, Guadalupe Lopez, and children, Emme and Max Muñiz, make another appearance. They previously starred in the last campaign called Coach Family wearing adorable sweaters. This time, J Lo wears a cute NYC sweater with brown leather shorts. Emme hugs her mom while wearing a fuzzy pink sweater, and Max wears a leather jacket while hugging his grandmother.

Michael B. Jordan is photographed celebrating Kwanzaa with his parents, Michael A. Jordan and Donna Jordan; brother, Khalid Jordan; and sister, Jamila Jordan-Theus. Michael wears a red sweater with a brown leather jacket and brown pants. His family also styled their outfits with chic leather coats. Others, like Camila Morrone, Jeremy Lin, and Yuna, also star in the campaign.

Keep reading to see pictures from the campaign, then watch the video starring all of the stars!

Emily Ratajkowski Is the Essence of Sexy, Bold Maternity Style in This Cutout Dress

Tue, 27 Oct 2020 15:20:05 GMT

Emily Ratajkowski announced her pregnancy to the world in a way most people do not have the pleasure of doing so: with a cover and front-page spread in Vogue. With that, she started sharing important details about her pregnancy and motherhood and, of course, some maternity style shots on Instagram. The supermodel was spotted out and about in New York wearing an Aya Muse cutout dress on the day her Vogue issue was released. The brand is gaining lots of hype in the fashion world, and we love it for its next-level, neutral basics and sustainable practices.

The Gigi dress is from the spring 2021 collection and has not yet been released, so mom-to-be Emily definitely got first dibs. It's equipped with an asymmetrical cutout that wraps around toward the back and an adjustable strap that gives it a lingerie-like feel. It is definitely the sort of thing you'd wear if you're proudly getting to know your body during your pregnancy and don't mind baring some skin. Emily wore the number with gold bangles, hoops, a sleek black clutch, red croc-effect boots, her engagement ring and wedding band, sunglasses, and a face mask. Appreciate the look from every angle ahead, and shop similar dress silhouettes for fall if, like us, you're taking a bold tip from Emily's style prowess and clear confidence.

Cardi B Shuts Down Racist Trolls Who Say Black Rappers "Depreciate” the Value of Birkin Bags

Tue, 27 Oct 2020 02:56:03 GMT

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Cardi B has no patience for racist trolls who misconstrue the influence of female Black rappers on the fashion industry. On Sunday, the "WAP" performer addressed social media commenters that are criticizing her Hermès Birkin collection and claiming the bags have "lost their value," making them less "exclusive."

In a nearly four-minute Instagram video, Cardi broke down the danger of this discriminatory thinking. Her point is underlined by one particularly powerful line: "Y'all don't do this to these white celebrities." She said, "I've been seeing this tweet right. It had me and it had other female rappers on it. They were talking about if we could get Birkins from the Hermès store and they [were] also saying how we depreciate the value of a Hermès Birkin bag. I find that really interesting because, first thing first, I definitely could get a bag. Actually, I got four bags today from the Hermès store."

"Another thing is that they're saying we're depreciating the value," she continued. "Actually, we add value because when we mention brands in hip-hop, sh*t go up." For example, she can argue that her track "Bodak Yellow" directly impacted Christian Louboutin's sales after she included a reference in the song. "When 'Bodak Yellow' came out you could actually Google that their sales went up 1000+ percent." The same could be said for her line about Balenciaga in "I Like It Like That." Cardi explained, "That sh*t went up too, and that's why they worked with me this year. Like hip-hop, we start trends."

Cardi used this same topic to silence any critics who might question the authenticity of a designer bag on the arm of a Black or Hispanic woman. "There's a lot of boss-ass b*tches out here," she reaffirmed, referencing the racist assumptions women of color face. "There's b*tches that's getting money out here."

And if a bag isn't designer, Cardi wants her fans to know that's absolutely fine. "Let me tell you something: if you're a regular girl you don't gotta break your neck to have a Birkin. A Birkin don't make you," she said. "They makes that fashion with the Zara and the H&M amazingly. So don't ever feel like you gotta compare yourself. Don't compare yourself to nobody [on] the internet. This internet sh*t is fake. You still a bad f*cking bitch. Period."

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We Sincerely Can't Believe These 16 Coats Are All From Amazon

Mon, 26 Oct 2020 23:35:02 GMT

It's time to face the fact that those cold gusts of wind are coming, and you need to be prepared. If you aren't fully stocked up on cute coats and jackets, now is the time to get shopping. Believe it or not, Amazon has an impressive selection of outerwear at low prices. We rounded up our favorite options for you to shop through, all in a variety of colors and styles. With such insignificant costs, you'll be able to buy a few of these choices for your fall and winter wardrobe. Waste no time and took a look at our top picks.

25 Celebrity Fashion Moments That Defined the '90s

Mon, 26 Oct 2020 21:55:04 GMT

From biker-chic leather jackets to sensual slip dresses, the '90s were an exciting time for fashion on the red carpet. Stars like Winona Ryder and Gwyneth Paltrow defined the culture by elevating casual looks. Sexy and daring silhouettes were aplenty throughout the decade that preceded Y2K. Who could forget Princess Diana's sleek, off-the-shoulder gown that became known as "the revenge dress" or Mariah Carey's high-slit skirt? And along with eye-catching cuts, punchy prints also defined the decade, from preppy plaids to wild animal prints.

In honor of this edgy time in fashion history, we walked down memory lane and rounded up 25 iconic celebrity '90s looks that continue to influence style to this day.

Salem Mitchell Talks Modeling From Home: "Shoots Are Happening From Behind a Screen"

Mon, 26 Oct 2020 21:41:03 GMT

Salem Mitchell has been spending her time like many other models during the pandemic - adjusting to a virtual world of castings, shooting campaigns, and using her platform for the greater good. Mitchell, 22, is dedicating a lot of her time to activism (she's currently working to support nonprofit Beauty For Freedom), but she does her fair share of shopping, too.

I was curious about whether Salem prefers working from home - does she like keeping to herself or does she feel disconnected from the rest of the fashion world? Turns out, even though Salem is making the most of her Zoom calls - and experimenting with her outfits more than ever before - she still misses the hands-on experience that comes with being on set. "There's nothing more special than an entire group coming together to create one final product," she told me.

Ahead, Salem sheds light on what it's like to be a model while social distancing and gives us a few great ideas for small brands and women designers to support if you, too, are shopping from home. Scroll through to shop some of Mitchell's mood board and learn how she's stayed in touch with her personal style after so many months at home. "Having style means finding a way to showcase your personality and express yourself through clothing and accessories," she said. Clearly, this is something Mitchell is well-versed in. I'm sure her followers and fans will agree.

Emily Ratajkowski Announced Her Pregnancy in a Slip That's Far From a Typical Maternity Dress

Mon, 26 Oct 2020 21:30:04 GMT

Emily Ratajkowski is stepping into motherhood in an effortlessly chic way, just as we'd expect from the queen of cool. The model shared her exciting pregnancy news on Vogue's digital cover Monday, wearing a Jonathan Simkhai slip that's far from your average maternity dress.

Emily's burnt-orange outfit radiated festive fall energy as she presented her baby bump for the first time. She captioned the happy announcement"glowing & grateful" - and she certainly looked like a glowing goddess in the lace-trimmed gown. Emily also wore a striped Gucci sweater and Baserange briefs as part of her comfy at-home photo shoot, giving us the glam and relaxed ensembles we're all about this autumn.

Going deeper than her beautiful outfits, Emily's Vogue article also explores her feelings about finding out the gender of her child and her pregnancy expectations. "I'm too humbled to have any false notions of control. I'm completely and undeniably helpless when it comes to almost everything surrounding my pregnancy: how my body will change, who my child will be. But I'm surprisingly unbothered," she wrote. "Instead of feeling afraid, I feel a new sense of peace. I'm already learning from this person inside my body. I'm full of wonder." See more photos from her shoot ahead.

Kamala Harris Explained Why She Loves Converse, and the Political Connection Just Makes Sense

Mon, 26 Oct 2020 21:20:09 GMT

She is the queen of Converse, rocks Timberland boots like a boss, and truly understands that every good outfit can be tied together with a fresh pair of white sneakers. Yep, we're talking about Sen. Kamala Harris and her excellent choices in footwear. The vice presidential nominee was the latest guest on Complex's Sneaker Shopping, and if you thought sneaker culture and politics have no place in the same sentence, prepare to stand corrected.

When it comes to her adoration for the classic Converse kicks, Kamala said they "are a statement about who we really are. I think it just has to do with the fact that we all want to go back to some basic stuff about who we are as a country."

Despite not being allowed to wear sneakers on the Senate floor, Kamala has taken more than a few opportunities to flex her style while on the campaign trail alongside Joe Biden. "It's not about loosening up, it's about lacing up," she said. While at the sneaker shop in Charlotte, NC, the owner revealed specially designed Chuck Taylors that include pins with the hopeful messages the 2020 election is offering. Her point was clear: "Don't let anybody take your power from you. Your vote is an expression of your power, it's an expression of your voice," Kamala said. Check out the video above, and make sure your voice is heard on Election Day.

8 Shoe Trends That'll Get You Excited For Spring '21

Mon, 26 Oct 2020 20:19:00 GMT

From New York to London, Milan, and Paris, through videos, presentation, and newly socially distanced runway shows, designers offered us whimsical escapes into the future inspired by their lockdown daydreams for spring 2021. Given the wanderlust for the great outdoors, the shoe trends on the runway followed suit - think stilettos that look like floral meadows. The sports sandal trend inspired by Teva and Birkenstock continued, and a new flatform silhouette reigned supreme.

As McMullen founder Sherri McMullen told us, "We are in a time where clothes are for support, for comfort, and to make a statement." Classic and comfortable ballet flats are back, and block heels give us extra oomph and height.

Check out the eight biggest shoes trends coming for spring/summer 2021 or jump ahead to the style that will have you pulling a ballet high-leg during your next Zoom!

Target's Famous $10 Fluffy Slippers Are Back in Stock, but Not For Long!

Mon, 26 Oct 2020 20:01:00 GMT

Alert your BFF! Your sister! Your mom! The bestselling Stars Above Paris Slide Slippers ($10) are back in stock at Target and fluffier than ever. These popular slippers were a big hit because of the affordable price tag and crazy-soft faux fur. They are truly little pillow clouds of magic for your feet.

Sizes are already selling very fast, so we suggest stocking up on a few pairs of these cold-weather essentials ASAP. Our editors possibly - OK, definitely - bought a ton for themselves. Let's shop!

A Love Letter to Every Outfit in Harry Styles's "Golden" Video (Especially the ...

Mon, 26 Oct 2020 19:41:02 GMT

Well folks, Harry Styles has done it again - and by "it" I mean he dropped a music video replete with outfits I'll be swooning over for weeks to come. Y'know, the usual routine. On Oct. 26, Harry brightened everyone's Monday by releasing the dreamy video for his Fine Line opener, "Golden," and good god, stylist Harry Lambert nailed every. single. look. from start to finish.

The opening scene captures Harry running through Italy while clad in an oversize white button-down shirt and vintage-looking rugby shorts. I couldn't tell you exactly what he's so passionately sprinting toward (besides my heart, obviously), but I can tell you it's damn near impossible to resist gawking at that pirate-esque shirt of his, with its billowing sleeves, pleated detailing, and purposely roomy silhouette. The fact that he barely even buttons it up, thus revealing his chest tattoos, is the cherry on top.

But that's not the only cool 'fit Harry rocks in the "Golden" music video. We also catch flashes of him wearing lace driving gloves (because why not?), high-waisted floral trousers, a baby-blue jacket, eye-catching necklaces, and, of course, a whole lotta Gucci. To properly give each look its deserved time in the spotlight, I'm breaking 'em down one by one ahead, complete with screenshots and designer details. You can thank me later.

J Lo Has the Most Famous Initials in the World, but Her Mongrammed Bag Says "VOTE"

Mon, 26 Oct 2020 19:00:08 GMT

Jennifer Lopez is one of the many celebrities speaking up about the importance of voting in the 2020 election. As the face of Coach, we're not surprised she used her partnership with the brand to craft an accessory that speaks to the matter. Coach is well known for its customization option, which allows shoppers to digitally print a monogram or cute graphic on their bag that speaks to their personality. While Lopez could've easily settled on "J Lo" to play up her Field Tote, which also features the signature carriage print in chalk taupe, she sent a message to all her fans with "VOTE" text instead.

Jennifer shared two photos of the bag in a casual outfit selfie on Twitter, showing us all that she uses the crossbody strap to loop the purse over her shoulder for everyday activities with the kids, such as a bike ride. So no, this isn't just a bag she saves for special events. J Lo completed her outfit with Nike sneakers, Elise Paige hoop earrings, leggings, and an oversize Brunello Cucinelli cable knit sweater. "Voting is always in style," she wrote. We most definitely agree. Ahead, see how you, too, can customize Lopez's exact bag on the Coach website, or shop bags that already come with an encouraging message for your own bike rides, errand runs, grocery shopping - or, you know, just about anything else you do.