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What accessories should I invest in to remain stylish season after season?
In a time of fast fashion, the star power of the accessory shines through. This sartorial saviour will instantly refresh your look. Choose your accessories wisely with longevity in mind. From a season favourite animal print belt to an iconic piece of jewellery, your accessories will ensure you remain in vogue season after season. Simple designer accessories will elevate your look to New York street style status. #ieloves: To The Bar T-Bar Pendant, €1,850, Sine Vasquez Invest in a reimagining of the iconic T-Bar necklace, €1,850, Síne Vasquez. Lucky Charms Charm Bracelet, from €10-€40, A Curious Pair Vintage A charming
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Stylish Workout Clothes and Gear that Look Good On and Off the Mat
The best workout gear works just as well out in the world as is does on the mat. While it can be tempting to invest in the highest tech sneakers, the most expensive sweat-wicking leggings, and the the finest of merino wool socks, the secret to feeling good during whatever heart-pumping activity you choose is to wear clothes that make you feel like comfortable, stylish, and like yourself. A non-frumpy pair of sweatpants can take you from a hike to lunch, an all-black leotard looks perfect on its own in barre class and effortlessly chic with sneakers and a big
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The 25 Most Stylish Musicians Now: Lil Nas X, Lizzo, BTS, and More
“If you really want to entertain an audience,” David Bowie told an interviewer in 1976, “you have to look the part.” And from the Beatles’ moptops to the Ramones’ leather jackets to Run-DMC’s Adidas, the look of music has been every bit as impactful as the sound. This has never been more true than today, when trendsetters like Beyoncé or A$AP Rocky or Doja Cat can create huge viral moments that instantly reshape the zeitgeist. As a result, fashion has become one of music’s fastest-growing revenue centers — whether that means artists inking major deals with established brands (as BTS
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These New Sleeper Train Routes Are the Most Stylish Way to Travel Through Europe
Overnight train travel has been booming. The renewed popularity of this atavistic form of transportation might seem puzzling, until you consider travelers’ growing appetite for all things slow and immersive—and their increased awareness of their own environmental impact. Take France, which recently banned short-haul flights in response to the European Green Deal, an ambitious plan to reduce transport emissions by 90 percent by 2050. That leaves sleeper trains as an easy alternative—especially after 2021’s “Year of Rail” initiative, designed to harmonize connections across the Continent. The new generation of European sleeper trains connects travelers with destinations like the German island
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26 bedside tables that are as stylish as they are functional
A decent bedside table is an integral part of any bedroom scheme. First and foremost, it gives you a place to pop your lamp and alarm clock, along with your morning cuppa and nighttime water glass. You can also stash your book here and, if you opt for a unit with drawers, it’ll give you somewhere to keep items tidily that’d just be cluttering up your surfaces otherwise. But form is just as important as function, and a bedside table also gives you a new space to get creative with styling, helping you to turn your bedroom into the calming
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Stay Warm and Stylish in the Latest Detroit Winter Wear
Winter in Detroit is no joke. It’s gray, it’s snowy, and most of all, it’s cold. But, there are plenty of shops that offer great outfits that will keep you cozy, warm and stylish, and even help you represent the city. Check out some of the places to get closet essentials below. Alter Ego has been promoting “sweater weather” season on its Instagram, and they have some of the coolest and most fashionable sweaters in Detroit. Their Camille sweaters will help you “stay warm and cozy” and can also be turned into a scarf. Ferne has locations in Detroit’s
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Euphoria Season 2 Is Too Stylish for Its Own Good
Wanna feel old? Watch Euphoria. HBO’s arty, thoroughly depressing teen series returns for its second season on January 9, after a nearly three-year wait. One feels old watching the show because, yes, it’s all about young people and their Gen Z hangups and habits. But there is also, on the happier side of feeling gray, a mounting realization that much of what’s being shown on creator Sam Levinson’s series is the petty, impermanent stuff of youth. The pain may be real, and may be turgidly articulated. But it will, in large part, pass. For some of the characters,
