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October 14, 2021 at 06:10PM This month, we celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ Day, but the time to support Indigenous designers is year-round. We wanted to highlight some rising talent whose designs are deeply rooted in storytelling and sustainability. Purchasing a piece directly from these brands ensures these designers can properly own their narrative and share the story behind each piece, from the unique materials used to the craft practices of their respective tribes. “For far too long, Native designs have been appropriated by the fashion industry and oftentimes without involving our voices or benefitting any of our communities. When you make the choice to purchase directly from Indigenous creatives, you are investing in our people, our families, and most importantly supporting the continuation of our culture - without the appropriation,” Bethany Yellowtail, the designer behind B. Yellowtail, told us when we spoke to her…

October 14, 2021 at 05:14PM View this post on Instagram A post shared by DOVE (@dovecameron) Dove Cameron should really start warning us before sharing content on Instagram - y'know, just a friendly IGS PSA like, “Hey followers, I’m about to cause your phone to spontaneously combust! Make sure you’re fully prepared before checking out my new post!” Such a notice would’ve been helpful before the singer showed off her latest #OOTD, because whew, it was too hot to handle on a Thursday morning. In a set of bathroom mirror selfies, Dove wore a black cutout jumpsuit featuring an open back and completely sheer mesh panels. We like to think Dove chose it as a way to fully unveil the tiny, never-before-seen tattoo on her side, which she mysteriously teased back in August. Some internet sleuthing reveals that the sexy one-piece getup hails…

October 14, 2021 at 05:10PM My career consists of shopping for the coolest new releases on the internet. While I’m constantly hunting down the buzziest must haves that POPSUGAR readers should know about, I find quite a few things for myself along the way. We are currently in the thick of fall, so I’m loving statement sweaters, long-sleeve dresses, and delicate earrings. If you have ever been curious about what shopping editors are regularly yearning for, now is the time to see for yourself. Take a look at these enticing items, and treat yourself to a few goodies. Related: Hi, Here’s Your Definitive Guide to Nordstrom’s Best Shoes Continue Reading… Author Macy Cate Williams | citywomen.co Selected by CWC

October 14, 2021 at 05:05PM In a sea of celebrities in Hollywood, be like Karrueche Tran and let loose on the red carpet. On Oct. 13, the actress and model attended the premiere of Netflix’s The Harder They Fall in Los Angeles where she exuded confidence and fabulousness in a sexy black-and-white set from Lionne Clothing. Karrueche’s ensemble was right off the brand’s FW21 RTW runway, and she brought the outfit to life with her poses and ear-to-ear smiles. The asymmetrical cropped Naomi Top resembled a broken-down blazer with a white trim. She paired the top with the matching Naomi Skirt, which was held together by a button and a high slit up the side. The outfit was a super cool spin on a suit making it the perfect red carpet ‘fit. It’s clear that Karrueche’s a big fan of the brand, as…

October 14, 2021 at 04:22PM Winnie Harlow was among the many stars to show up for Netflix’s The Harder They Fall premiere in LA on Oct. 13. (Yes, Beyoncé was there to support husband JAY-Z, who has a producing credit on the film, although she didn’t walk the red carpet.) Winnie, on the other hand, made quite the statement in a black double-breasted leather Versace blazer, which nipped in at the waist and doubled as a minidress that she teamed with crystal-studded fishnet tights. Winnie played up the sparkle with embellished satin square-toe pumps and gold jewelry, including ridged hoops and a thin choker in the brand’s signature Greca pattern. The look had a ‘90s feel, and with fellow stars Kehlani in baggy cargos, Teyana Taylor in Rick Owens high-tops, and Karrueche in a miniskirt, it hit right on the money. Read on…

October 14, 2021 at 02:15PM Much like in the 1980s, Princess Diana’s iconic sheep jumper has made an impression on winter 2021 style. Following a successful collaboration with clothing brand Rowling Blazers in October 2020, Warm & Wonderful is relaunching its dedicated shopfront online. The brand is offering its signature black sheep print in new colors of “Primrose Hill Pink” and “Bowie Blue” to expand on the existing collection of “Diana Red” and “Original Green.” Warm & Wonderful is also adding accessories, loungewear, and homeware that makes for stylish festive gifting. Founded by Sally Muir and Joanna Osborne in 1979, Warm & Wonderful first appeared at a market stall in Covent Garden when the friends were 28 years old. “We quickly became known for our sheep sweaters - wool jumpers covered with rows of little white sheep, and one proverbial ‘black sheep’,” the…