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ICYMI: Beyonce and Megan Thee Stallion's Chrome 'Renaissance' Nails Are Literally "1 of 1"

We've had a Renaissance of a summer, with Beyonce's tours dominating our social media feeds. But it was the Houston, Texas Renaissance experience that truly gagged us. Megan Thee Stallion, who also hails from HTX, joined Queen Bey on stage to deliver a sickening performance of their remix of the hit song "Savage." The crowd went wild for this powerhouse duo, but as beauty enthusiasts, we couldn't help but be captivated by the details of both stars' manicures.Bey underwent her infamous wardrobe c...

info@hypebae.com (Hypebae) Fri, 29 Sep 2023 Hypebae
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34 Low-Heel Boots That Are Elevated, Anti-Trend, and Walkable

We hardly miss a beat when it comes to boot trends here at Who What Wear, and there's no doubt that knee-high boots are dominating right now. They're spotted on a plethora of influencers and celebrities and all over our Instagram feeds. While there are plenty of chic knee-high boots on the market to keep our toes toasty this fall, I've been on a relentless mission this month to find tall boots that are chic and that I can actually walk in. Knee-high boots with a low heel are ideal, as they're...

Anna LaPlaca Thu, 28 Sep 2023 Who What Wear
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I'm a Pro Shopper Who's Obsessed with Black Coats—These Are the Best For Fall

The funny thing about this story is that, up until seven years ago when I moved to New York from my native Los Angeles, I don't think I actually owned a coat. Jackets, yes, (ranging from light to less light), but somehow I got by most of my life without a single piece of outerwear that was required for real fall and winter weather. But oh how things change…Now, I’m practically a collector of coats—99% of which are black. From everyday styles to evening-ready pieces ranging from ultra cla...

Nicole Akhtarzad Eshaghpour Thu, 28 Sep 2023 Who What Wear
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How 3 Latin American Beauty Brands Use Sustainability to Tap Into Their Roots

On its face, beauty may seem like one of the least sustainable industries. For a long time, that’s been true thanks to factors such as excessive packaging, plastic production, and unsustainable resources like palm oil. In recent years, the move toward sustainable beauty products has gained momentum. Guided by their cultural heritage, sustainability hasn’t been a choice for many Latin American beauty founders. It’s a nonnegotiable. Climate change is arguably at its most critical point in ...

Katie Berohn Thu, 28 Sep 2023 Who What Wear