Clothing
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Pride and Propriety: A Capsule Wardrobe for the Sensible Lady
Introduction A lady of wit and discernment knows that a cluttered closet does little to ease the mind. With endless choices and ill-fitting garments, selecting an ensemble can turn into a morning battle! The “capsule wardrobe” presents a solution, my dear. By curating a collection of essential, well-made pieces, one unlocks endless possibilities with minimal fuss. Think of it as maximizing your sartorial power while ensuring you always walk out the door looking (and feeling) your best. What is a Capsule Wardrobe? Imagine a wardrobe where every piece works in harmony with the next! A capsule wardrobe is a small but potent collection of garments. Think classic silhouettes, quality fabrics,…
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Visible Mending: Turn Clothing Repairs into Wearable Art
Fast fashion may be convenient, but it often comes at the cost of quality and environmental impact. For those who value both sustainability and personal style, visible mending offers a delightful solution. It transforms the act of mending clothes from a chore into a creative act, breathing new life into loved garments and elevating them to works of wearable art. Visible mending isn’t about hiding imperfections; it’s about celebrating them. Instead of discreet patches or invisible stitches, it utilizes decorative techniques to showcase repairs. This approach extends the lifespan of your clothes, reduces textile waste, and allows you to express your unique personality through your wardrobe. The visible mending movement…
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Athleisure Reigns Supreme: Effortless Style for Everyday Comfort
Athleisure has transcended its fitness origins and solidified its place as a wardrobe staple. Combining the comfort of athletic apparel with the stylishness of everyday wear, athleisure offers a perfect blend of fashion and function. Let’s dive into why athleisure reigns supreme and how to effortlessly integrate these pieces into your wardrobe. 1. The Comfort Factor: Feeling Your Best The primary advantage of athleisure is its undeniable comfort. Soft fabrics, stretchy waistbands, and relaxed silhouettes prioritize comfort above all else. With athleisure, you can feel good and look stylish simultaneously. 2. Effortless Style: From the Gym to the Streets Athleisure pieces are incredibly versatile. Throw on a pair of leggings…
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Tove Fall 2024 Ready-to-Wear Collection
Sometimes a dress silhouette becomes so pervasive you almost don’t notice its dominance. Right now, slinky, liquid maxi dresses that sheath the body while simultaneously leaving little to the imagination are having a moment. And a large proportion of them, at least judging by my social feeds, are exemplars by Tove. Co-founders Camille Perry and Holly Wright have seen serious success with the subtly sensual Italian viscose-jersey and silk designs that prowled down their spring runway in London last year. So, they decided to own it for fall. “We do well with these kinds of styles because they are still very covered and refined, but there’s an element of sexiness,…
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13 Famous Clothing Brands To Stay Away From Buying
pixelfit / Getty Images No matter what hits the runway in New York, Paris, Los Angeles or Milan, just because a designer piece of clothing comes with a hefty price tag, doesn’t make it worth your money. Name brand recognition is a leading reason people will buy certain garments, but if you take a peak behind the cashmere curtains, you may be surprised as to how little value goes into every stitch. Read: 6 Genius Things All Wealthy People Do With Their Money 6 Famous Clothing Brands You Should Avoid Famous clothing brands run the gamut from cheap fast fashion to high-end luxury designs. Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that…
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We swear by these 10 best petite clothing brands for women
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. There are a few things in life that are more challenging for those of us who are under 5’5 — reaching higher cabinets, turning off a fire alarm, and finding a pair of jeans that hits just right at the ankle. Shopping as a petite is no easy feat. I’m 5’3, which I would say teeters between petite and regular, yet I still find myself frequently disappointed when I try on a dress that drapes across the floor, or the sleeves of a shirt fall past my fingers, or I succumb to rolling…
