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2022 Fashion Accessories: Items You Need In Your Wardrobe For Next Year
With the new year fast approaching, we round up below some of the must-have fashion accessories that will be in everyone’s wardrobe in 2022! Statement Tights Keeping cozy over winter and staying on-trend has never been so easy, with 2022 set to see the rise of statement tights in thick materials and in bold colors and designs, worn alone with a skirt, over socks, or under ripped jeans. Sparkly pantyhose, or that decorated with sequins or rhinestones, has also been a major presence on the catwalks recently, as have stockings featuring openwork or imitation lace patterns. Statement socks will be
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Get Kate Spade purses and more at up to 77% off
— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. Style-savvy shoppers know there are few things as exciting as the Kate Spade Surprise Sale. The discounts seen at the site epic are truly epic—we’re talking handbags, wallets, clothing, jewelry and more for up to 77% off. Get expert shopping advice delivered to your phone. Sign up for text message alerts from the deal-hunting nerds at Reviewed. That means you can score a classic satchel, like the brand’s Aubrey leather chain-top handle satchel, originally
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You can now make creepy Halloween tops out of tights
A NEW fashion trend is doing the rounds on TikTok right in time for the spooky season, and you have everything you need in your sock drawer. Transforming tights into tops that you can wear for this Halloween is trending and it looks so easy. 3 Katie showcased her cool new topCredit: Tiktok 3 People are asking the TikTok users for a tutorialCredit: Tiktok Many of us know that Halloween is the one night of the year where you cannot judge someone’s outfit, so if there was ever a time to recycle your hosiery, this is it. One
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Black Fashion Fair’s Interactive Shopping Community Also Gives Back
For those unfamiliar with it, Black Fashion Fair is an online fashion destination that’s transformed its own shopping experience into one that feels like a master class on need-to-know designers. Founded by Antoine Gregory, the site is thoughtfully curated with collections from Black rising stars, along with in-depth background on each brand. The class of 2021, which was recently announced on the heels of Black Fashion Fair’s first anniversary, includes emerging brands that are already starting to sell out. Stock up on Varsity-inspired outerwear and sweatshirts from brands like John Dean III’s Renowned, elevate your denim collection with Donte Livingston’s
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The 9 best luggage brands for every traveler in 2021
NY Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Pack your bags, the world is once again yours for the taking. For many of us it’s been almost two years without travel but with vaccination rates rising in many states, people are starting to feel more comfortable leaving their home base. But before you hit the ground running and embark on your next journey, it may be a good idea to see what kind of shape your old suitcase is in in. If you decide it’s time for an upgrade after running up
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How Mindd and Pepper design bras for women with D+ and AA cup sizes
Helena Kaylin wants to change the way we develop bras. The founder of Mindd Bras and an expert on bra development was fed up with fact that eight out of 10 women wear the wrong size bra. “So 80 percent of women do not know their [correct] bra size. How can we make this experience better for them? Instead of 75 different sizes, how do we make a bra that’s adaptable and fit-flexible so it works for them?” Kaylin recalls thinking. When Kaylin, who led product innovations and development at Victoria’s Secret, Lululemon, Under Armour, and most recently, Carbon38,
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Furious college coach injures fan for making fun of his ‘small pants’
Northern Colorado assistant Max McCaffrey is in hot water after he broke his clipboard, threw it into the stands, and accidentally hit an opposing fan. Normally that could be chalked up to a simple “angry coach moment,” but this might be the first time in football history a coach blew his top after someone made fun of his pants. The opposing fan, a high school student who was heckling McCaffrey, told the Greeley Tribune about what precipitated the clipboard toss. “I said, ‘Hey coach, maybe you should focus on how small your pants are, rather than breaking a clipboard,” the
