Thankfully, my forthcoming wardrobe began to preoccupy my mind, and soon, my blazer despair was a distant memory. At least, it was, until just recently. Upon scrolling through & Other Stories’ new-in section, I found it: the cult blazer. Of course, I snapped it up. I already envisage myself wearing it with light knitwear, jeans and midi dresses come autumn. There’s never a bad time to buy a classic staple item, so if you also want to secure the & Other Stories wool blazer before it inevitably sells out again, I suggest you do, pronto. Keep scrolling to see how my favourite influencers wear their & Other Stories wool blazer, and then shop it. Oh, and don’t forget to see the other amazing options the brand has to offer as the perfect cover-up thi...
Fashion’s love affair with leggings plays out like a dramatic Netflix rom-com; there have been highs which, of course, bring with them the lows, but in the end, you know they’re meant to be together. After reaching something of a sartorial peak in the ’80s and early ‘90s, leggings fell out of favour, replaced by other stylish trouser options, such as low-rise jeans, parachute pants, and peddle-pushers. What a time it was to get dressed! Then, we witnessed a legging resurgence in the early ’00s by way of leather-look styles and jeggings. Now, however, we’ve settled into a significantly chicer leggings moment, where black and tonal leggings reign, and people are styling them for all occasions in a variety of sleek ways. You Deserve to Make Money Even When ...
With the temperatures resting between 0 and minus numbers right now, if you don’t have a winter coat, you need one. But investing in a great coat shouldn’t be taken lightly, especially as the goal, typically, is to find one that you can buy now and treasure forever. With new-in sections awash with cold-weather coats it can be a little overwhelming at times, but thankfully, I’m here to help. I’ve narrowed it down to seven pillar styles that will remain eternally chic, so you can invest now and rewear forever. In my search for the best types of coats to invest in, I found that lots of our favourite celebrities rely on these styles year after year, proving just how good they are. Whether you’re going out or simply running to the sh...
Every so often, the knitwear gods answer our prayers, and a high street jumper arrives that is cosy, chic, easy to throw on, and looks like it could be much more expensive than it is. We’ve been positively spoiled by them this season, with Arket’s now Insta-famous cable knit coming back in stock a few weeks ago. And now, just as the weather starts to freeze our very insides, a gorgeous new jumper has arrived in & Other Stories’ new-in section. Of course, it’s striped, like most of our other favourite jumpers of all time. And not only have they released it in a classic black and white monochrome, but also in an elevated camel and black too. It has what & Other Stories calls a ‘mock neck’, (just like their most popular jumper of all time) which comes up high enough to not let the chi...
As far as fashion-related royal protocols go, many of us are now acutely aware of the rule around wearing the same colour. It is important to not be dressed in the same hue as someone else more senior in the family, and it’s why Meghan Markle explains in the Netflix documentary, Meghan & Harry, that it was the reason behind her ultra-neutral wardrobe in the early stages of her duties—it was rare that the Queen would be seen in tones such as beige or camel, so it was a safe palette for her to play with. Which is why it’s incredibly interesting to see not one, not two but three members of the royal family wearing a very precise shade of burgundy at last night’s ‘Together at Christmas’ carol service in Westminster Abbey. Actually, let’s make t...
If you see a shot of someone on Instagram twirling around in an undulating wave of fluttery tulle and sparkly sequins, I guarantee you the dress or skirt will be from Needle & Thread London. It has become near-sacrilege to own one of their detailed, voluminous, ultra-pretty pieces and not take to the feed to showcase the movement that is naturally crafted into the seams. I remember when Needle & Thread first burst onto to scene with their signature sequined midis. Founded by Hannah Coffin—who I’m sure I emailed back and forth with around the time of the launch in 2013!—they were the first brand to offer up highly decorative pieces at a contemporary price point. At the time you would either have to splash out an extraordinary amoun...
Whether you’re looking for a longline maxi coat or a shearling-lined jacket, I’ve searched through shops, social feeds and the Who What Wear editor group chat for the next big coat, and I’m pleased to say that I’ve put together a cuddly edit that won’t disappoint. Now is as good a time as any to invest in the coat you’ll be wearing for the rest of the year (and into the next). Keep scrolling for the best high-street shearling coats and jackets available now. You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat and make money in the process. Earn rewards by chatting, sharing photos, blogging and help give users back thei...
With the temperatures resting between 0 and minus numbers right now, if you don’t have a winter coat, you need one. But investing in a great coat shouldn’t be taken lightly, especially as the goal, typically, is to find one that you can buy now and treasure forever. With new-in sections awash with cold-weather coats it can be a little overwhelming at times, but thankfully, I’m here to help. I’ve narrowed it down to six pillar styles that will remain eternally chic, so you can invest now and rewear forever. In my search for the best types of coats to invest in, I found that lots of our favourite celebrities rely on these styles year after year, proving just how good they are. Whether you’re going out or simply running to the...
Much like black, brown eyeliner can be applied in a number of different ways. I personally love using a brown pencil or crayon for tight-lining my eyes. I angle the pencil upwards and apply it right into my lash line which helps to add subtle definition and creates the illusion of fuller lashes without it looking like I have any eyeliner on. If you’ve previously found black eyeliner over-powering, but tight-lining with a brown liner has a totally different result which you’ll probably find more flattering. “The great thing about brown eyeliner is that you don’t have to be too neat and if you want a smoky, smudgy look you can just use a pencil brush to blend,” says Clarkson. She also recommends tight-lining to start with, but for a bolder look she suggests dragging the brown liner into a wi...
Over the course of our hour-and-a-half-long conversation, I come to learn that there’s no topic too light or too deep for Collins, and the range of what we covered is a testament to that. No matter what we discussed—be it the polarized reception of Emily in Paris, her mix-breed rescue Redford, or the importance of going to therapy—Collins brought a certain levity to all subject matter. They say that how you do anything is how you do everything, and I’m beginning to get the idea that Collins does everything with curiosity and openness. Despite being born in the English countryside to performer Phil Collins and Jill Tavelman, Collins spent most of her formative years in Los Angeles, where she went on to earn a degree in journalism from USC. As a teenager, Collins wrote a column, NY Con...
Over the course of our hour-and-a-half-long conversation, I come to learn that there’s no topic too light or too deep for Collins, and the range of what we covered is a testament to that. No matter what we discussed—be it the polarized reception of Emily in Paris, her mix-breed rescue Redford, or the importance of going to therapy—Collins brought a certain levity to all subject matter. They say that how you do anything is how you do everything, and I’m beginning to get the idea that Collins does everything with curiosity and openness. Despite being born in the English countryside to performer Phil Collins and Jill Tavelman, Collins spent most of her formative years in Los Angeles, where she went on to earn a degree in journalism from USC. As a teenager, Collins wrote a column, NY Con...
Over the course of our hour-and-a-half-long conversation, I come to learn that there’s no topic too light or too deep for Collins, and the range of what we covered is a testament to that. No matter what we discussed—be it the polarized reception of Emily in Paris, her mix-breed rescue Redford, or the importance of going to therapy—Collins brought a certain levity to all subject matter. They say that how you do anything is how you do everything, and I’m beginning to get the idea that Collins does everything with curiosity and openness. Despite being born in the English countryside to performer Phil Collins and Jill Tavelman, Collins spent most of her formative years in Los Angeles, where she went on to earn a degree in journalism from USC. As a teenager, Collins wrote a column, NY Con...