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November 17, 2021 at 05:00AM We don’t mean to play favorites, but no winter wardrobe is complete without a really good sweater. (Or, you know, five. After all, it’s not like this time of year is called boots or peacoat weather.) Equal parts snugly and stylish, a good sweater will keep you warm while leaving your best dressed status intact. And, since you can never really have too many sweaters, you might want to add some plush layers to your growing rotation. That’s where Nordstrom comes in. In case you forgot, the retailer is packed with a bunch of stylish gems, so you better believe it has lots of seriously chic sweaters. To help make your cold weather shopping infinitely easier, we’re sharing some of our faves below. From cute cardigans to budget-friendly buys, there’s something for everyone. Related: Nordstrom *Just* Added This…

November 16, 2021 at 09:05PM Thanksgiving is next week (!) which means our second favorite holiday in November, Black Friday, is almost here. This season, we’re shopping for holiday gifts, furniture, and of course, all the cute clothes, shoes, and accessories we can find. Whether you want some cute jackets or a fun matching set, there are so many good pieces at H&M right now, it’s hard to pick a favorite. The good news is, you don’t have to. With all the epic deals and sales coming up, these are the 10 pieces worth shopping right now, all from H&M. We’re really eyeing a pair of lace-up combat boots that will go with everything, plus a little sequin is always a good idea, especially for the holidays. There’s also a shearling bag that looks so cute and cozy for winter. Keep on reading…

November 16, 2021 at 09:00PM Image Source: Bonny Melendez “You deserve to feel seen,” is one of the pillars of Brooklyn Warmi, a U.S.-based Andean lifestyle brand founded by Elena Soledad. Elena Soledad is a self-identifying fat, brown-skinned Andean woman of the Peruvian diaspora, who launched her company in January 2021, in an effort to celebrate and uplift Andean and Peruvian diasporic people. Brooklyn Warmi may have only been created 10 months ago, but Soledad’s entrepreneurial spirit stems back to 2010. Finding her desired business took time. Prior to launching her business, she worked customer service and teaching jobs, while maintaining the drive to step out on her own. In November 2020, during a Congress-orchestrated coup in Peru, which resulted in days of political protests, Soledad attended solidarity protests in New York wearing her own design. The sweatshirt read “Quechua Warmi,” which translates…

November 16, 2021 at 08:15PM When was the last time you saw a celebrity on the red carpet sporting eyeglasses? What about a magazine cover? In movies, she’s all that because she took her glasses off. Mia Thermopolis wears glasses. Amelia Mignonette Thermopolis Renaldi doesn’t. Toula Portokalos took off her glasses and coincidentally, got the guy soon after. I’ve worn glasses since the fifth grade. I made the switch to contact lenses as soon as I could because Hollywood made me think that glasses aren’t something a beautiful person wears. Needing a prescription isn’t rare: 164 million Americans wear glasses. So, why am I embarrassed to wear glasses on nights out or at formal events? The decision to wear glasses or not should be about comfort, not what society deems attractive. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve pushed myself to feel uncomfortable on purpose.…

November 16, 2021 at 08:05PM When perpetually bewildered Cousin Greg makes it to his first day on the job at the Waystar Royco skyscraper in Succession’s season 1, Tom Wambsgans confronts him with some brutal questions, “Forgive me, but are we talking to each other on the poop deck of a majestic schooner? Is the salty brine stinging my weather-beaten face? No? Then why the fuck are you wearing a pair of deck shoes, man?” Yes, that dialogue tells us a lot about Tom (yikes) but it also throws a gauntlet down for Easter-egg-hunting viewers: look out, the fashion on this show is important. Inside the world of the Succession, fashion is incredibly important to the characters since one wrong move will get you booted as an interloper in their high-stakes sphere. Outside of the world of the show, the characters’ fashion is…

November 16, 2021 at 07:55PM Chain links have proven to be timelessly fashionable in the form of necklaces and purse straps, but Elle Fanning introduced us to an entirely new, larger-than-life take on the trend at the 2021 InStyle Awards on Monday. The 23-year-old actress commanded attention at the event when she walked the red carpet in a crop top designed to resemble an enormous chain link. Hailing from Balmain’s spring/summer 2022 collection, the armor-like design features dozens of dazzling jewels lining the front and wraps around the back with a much thinner gold chain. With help from her longtime stylist, Samantha McMillen, Elle paired the spotlight-stealing top with a simple low-rise maxi skirt, platform heels, and a collection of gold Balmain rings. Somehow, against all odds, the outfit … really worked. Aesthetics aside, however, we do have some urgent questions about the…