It's no secret that we here at Who What Wear are obsessed with French style—French women make everything look effortlessly chic. They never look like they're trying too hard, accessorize just the right amount, and somehow always have that enviable "I woke up like this" thing going on. So needless to say, I turn to French girls for inspiration when thinking about spring outfit ideas. A red dress is as classic as it gets for spring, as it's the ideal pop of color you're craving once the wea...

In case you missed it, last summer I wrote about what it was like having skin cancer at 20 years old. Luckily, the two spots were removed without issue, but the experience sparked a lifelong dedication to sun protection. In addition to sunscreen, hats are my favorite way to shield myself from the sun. Considering that both of my basal cell carcinomas were on my forehead, wearing hats outside is a no-brainer for me—and should be for you, too!Below, I've rounded up some of my favorite wide-br...

Starbucks Japan is launching a drinkware collection of color-changing cups. The coffee chain will donate 10 percent of proceeds from the rainbow offerings to non-profit ReBit, a Japanese initiative that promotes diversity education in high schools through classes on inclusion and LGBTQ+ issues.The cups arrive in four base shades -- yellow, pink, blue and green -- that change color depending on temperature and light exposure, similar to a mood ring. The vessels can hold both hot and cold drinks, ...

The Speed Art Museum in Louisville, Kentucky, has unveiled a poignant exhibition honoring the life of Breonna Taylor, a Black 26-year-old healthcare worker who was shot and killed by police in March 2020. Curated in close collaboration with Taylor's family, Promise, Witness, Remembrance is comprised entirely of work by Black artists including Amy Sherald, Nick Cave and Hank Willis Thomas.The exhibition is divided into three sections: Promise explores American ideals and the country's failure to...