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The WWW Refresh: 24 Easy Additions to Revamp Your Wardrobe for 2024

You're about to witness the inside of my brain for the last three weeks—otherwise known as my 2024 style mood board. I've been scheming all the ways to refresh my wardrobe, and after copious Instagram scrolling and market research, I've finally curated my perfect edit (that is until next month's new arrivals start rolling in). There are a few trend patterns among my favorite brands and fashion people, but the through line that screams the loudest is this effortlessly cool "Oh, I just threw thi...

Natalie Gray Herder Wed, 24 Jan 2024 Who What Wear
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I Did a Nordstrom Deep Dive—32 Epic 2024 Items I Recommend

We're at the beginning of a new year, which means one thing: I'm mapping out my 2024 wardrobe. While I'm not making any big changes to my personal style, I am aiming to add some strategic pieces to my closet, ranging from versatile staples to directional pieces inspired by the spring/summer 2024 runways and designer investment buys, and there are plenty of great finds that are just dropping.To help bring the best 2024 finds straight to you, I went on a Nordstrom deep dive to uncover the...

Kristen Nichols Wed, 24 Jan 2024 Who What Wear
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Elizaveta Porodina Captures Gentle Monster's 2024 Collection Campaign

Off the back of its viral Gentle Jelly collection, Gentle Monster is back with another instalment of its 2024 offering -- this time comprising sleek, wrap-around silhouettes inspired by goggle frames.In keeping with its usual, structural design ethos, the new collection is crafted with bold contours and bright colors. Featuring classic white and silver frames alongside light pink with sugared rims, 2024's offering is slightly more subtle than previous releases -- without compromising on style.Ac...

info@hypebae.com (Hypebae) Wed, 24 Jan 2024 Hypebae
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What Brings Mob Wife, Clean Girl and Tomato Girl Trends Together?

Fashion loves to borrow from other cultures. If you've seen runways accessorizing with pieces common to your heritage or trends surfacing that your grandma rocked in old photos, you're not alone.Usually, designers will credit the communities that inspired them. But, once the pieces leave the runway, they're subject to the attention economy where no one has the time or desire to understand what makes a piece unique. Instead, we focus on the social cache it provides us.Tik Tok has only exacerbated...

info@hypebae.com (Hypebae) Wed, 24 Jan 2024 Hypebae