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Update Your Designer Bag Collection With the New Double C de Cartier Silhouette

Cartier has unveiled a new bag set to become your next go-to accessory this spring. Dubbed the Double C de Cartier, the silhouette arrives in four seasonal colorways such as "Deep Black," "Intense Red," "Powdered Pink" and "Fuchsia Pink.""We sought to modernize the logo by freeing it from the interior oval, where it had previously appeared on the Maison’s bags. We handled it like a piece of jewelry, with particular attention being paid to its unexpected opening," Cartier's Director of Leather ...

info@hypebae.com (HYPEBAE) Sun, 14 Mar 2021 HYPEBAE
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BLACKPINK's Rosé Unveils New Merch Inspired by Her Latest Solo Project, 'R'

Last week, BLACKPINK's Rosé finally dropped her hotly anticipated solo project titled R. Now, the K-pop star has unveiled merch inspired by her latest release, which features two tracks: "On the Ground" and "GONE."Highlight items include the crewneck sweaters arriving in white and pink colorways. One of the white iterations sports an illustration of a withered rose on the front and the artist's name on the back, while the pink design comes with graphics influenced by "GONE." Elsewhere, the Ros...

info@hypebae.com (HYPEBAE) Mon, 15 Mar 2021 HYPEBAE
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9 Pieces You Should Ditch (and Buy) to Upgrade Your Style

We get that style is a very personal thing. But we also get that life seems to get busier and busier with each year, and a little sartorial guidance can be useful. For that reason, we've compiled a handy list of easy ways to improve your style right now, focusing on which pieces to skip for now and which to add to your wardrobe (if you haven't already).Yet another thing we get: Saying to ditch something can seem harsh. We're simply pointing out that there are certain pieces that could benefit...

Allyson Payer Sun, 14 Mar 2021 Who What Wear
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Here's How I Perfected My Personal Style and Started Dressing More "Me"

I know it's the outright cheesiest thing to say, but I really have always had a deep love for fashion since a very young age. Despite my humble reputation at school as "the quiet girl", I finally figured out how to grow into my own identity and I did that via my clothing. I started wearing handmade flower crowns (I was in my wannabe Coachella phase), platform-heeled boots, and layers of chunky necklaces to my suburban high school with abandon. I found myself going through a real transformation, ...

Yusra Siddiqui Fri, 12 Mar 2021 Who What Wear