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August 31, 2021 at 07:45PM When I wore cargo pants in middle school, I certainly didn’t look cool. When they cropped up on the runways, I held my breath and thought, HERE WE GO AGAIN. Maybe Jenna Lyons could show me the way. I think I saw her styling cargo pants with a sequined blazer once, and remember thinking: I want that whole outfit. Jennifer Aniston also had a memorable run in cargo pants circa 2001. Brad Pitt may have had a matching pair, but I digress. The point is, how the heck are we supposed to wear these right now? The short answer is that Jenna Lyons and Jennifer Aniston were on to something. They transformed the utilitarian-looking pants with slim-fit t-shirts and fashion-forward frills (read: sequins and heels). If, like me, you’ve resisted the trend, we’ve tapped into the street-style set…

August 31, 2021 at 07:10PM Sweater vests are back and more stylish than ever. Rather than a simple style, we’ve been seeing an array of cute cropped versions and oversize ones that’ll give your look a lot more personality. Look for thick, comfy knits that are perfect for layering in the winter or snuggling up in at home. If you’re a fan of the preppy look, opt for a white knit style; if you lean toward bright, cheery colors, go for a colorblock vest or one with a kitschy print! There are plenty to choose from, and lucky for you, we’ve shopped out some of our favorite picks at all price points. Keep reading to see how 14 of our favorite style stars wore their sweater vests, then shop our selects if we’ve inspired you, too. Related: Madewell Is Having a Fall Sale,…

August 31, 2021 at 07:05PM Being comfortable never goes out of style, so investing in your sneaker collection is always a good idea. When it comes to picking shoes that are worthy of a purchase, we look for a few key elements: good design, quality materials, and the perfect fit. It’s no secret that we test out hundreds of shoes so that we can provide you with the best recommendations. Love some casual, everyday kicks? We got you. Prefer something sportier and performance based? We found those too. We enlisted our editors to choose the designs they are longing for from now through 2021, and OMG, they’re good. Whether you want something cheeky and playful or sleek and modern, we have uncovered the best of the best. Our editors will tell you why they love these sneakers, so you’ll have plenty to mull…

August 31, 2021 at 06:15PM Like any good trend worth repeating, wide-leg trousers are having a 2021 resurgence, and we’re all in. The beloved bell-bottoms, flares, and palazzo pants of the ‘90s and early '00s are worth revisiting - they’re comfortable, leg-elongating, and both elegant and fashion-forward, all depending on how you style them. That’s where we come in. With an eye for easy outfits you can wear out, to work, or even hanging at home, we found 21 looks you’ll want to save now, and wear ASAP. Continue Reading… Author Hannah Weil McKinley | citywomen.co Selected by CWC

August 31, 2021 at 12:05AM If dresses topped your summer fashion wish list, chances are they fall pretty high up for the new season, too. While you’ll likely swap in longer sleeves and heavier fabrics, there are plenty of in-between options that are light enough to wear alone on a warm autumn afternoon, and layer at night.Since we’ve already got coziness on the brain, we looked through Old Navy’s selection for versatile dresses to wear starting now - and apple picking later. Of course, anything that would match the soon-to-be falling leaves jumped right out from golden brown and deep yellow to rich red and burnt orange, too. Check out (and then check out) our favorites ahead. Related: Old Navy Just Dropped This Cute Jean Jacket, and It’s Pure Fall Fashion Continue Reading… Author Morgan Ashley Parker | citywomen.co Selected by CWC

August 30, 2021 at 10:30PM On a humid Thursday afternoon, I put four multipurpose intimate pieces from Kinflyte to the test. Kinflyte creates intimates and activewear that are meant to offer breathable support wherever their fabrics meet your skin, including support for your posture. Each of their pieces are available in sizes XXS-6XL, with their tops and bras providing support for band sizes up to a size 62 (and cup sizes up to J). I was given the Kinflyte Unity V-TOP, Kinflyte Ally Underwear, Kinflyte Freedom Top, and Kinflyte Rise Bra to put to the test on my size 18, 42G bust self in order to find out if these items delivered on their promises to offer support while serving as pieces that can be worn comfortably for long periods of time. Keep reading to find out more about each piece from Kinflyte…