As someone is entering their tenth—yes, tenth—year working at Who What Wear and who treated their own wardrobe like a job prior to that, I like to think I have a bit of experience when it comes to shopping. While a large part of my role here has been to decode trends and make them accessible for our readers, my personal goal has always been to invest in forever pieces as I find them. Of course, the fun and trendy finds have a place too, but whenever I’m deciding where to allocate my sh...

"My body is not a political playground, it’s not a place for legislation. It's mine and it's my future."Gaining 27 million views in one day, New York-based model Samirah Raheem grabbed the internet's attention with her bold declaration at Los Angeles' 2018 #SlutWalk. Founded by activists and later championed by Amber Rose as a movement against rape culture and victim blaming, the annual protest is a collective cry, denouncing the hyper-sexualization and objectification of women's bodies.Initia...

I'm sure everyone has a camo print outfit from their past that they'd prefer never to talk about again. I started college in 2016, a time when Drake's album Views was all anyone could listen to, and Kylie Jenner's "King Kylie" era was at its peak. So, you could say that my freshman year included a lot of outfits featuring camo pants and jackets. While I've thought about ditching those once-beloved camo pieces, I just could never bear to let them go. Now, in 2023, a part of me is considering wear...

In case you haven't noticed, we're big Nordstrom shoppers here at Who What Wear, and we find ourselves browsing the vast inventory pretty much every day. Of the many things I love about the retailer, one of the greatest Nordstrom attributes is the company's commitment to supporting diverse brands.Given that it's currently National Hispanic Heritage Month, I was pleased to see that Nordstrom has a section for shopping Latinx-owned or -founded brands, and it's more than 1.4k items deep. Aside fr...