♥ Does Fur Have a Future? (The Business of Fashion): “… the fur industry … was worth $22 billion in 2019, down 45 percent from $40 billion in 2015 … Canada Goose, Moose Knuckles and Neiman Marcus all announced plans to begin phasing out fur production or sales of fur products. Government action has aided the dirge, too: Israel announced…
The wide-leg denim short is one 90s trend that never went away in my closet. The relaxed silhouette accommodates my muscular thighs better, and allows for freer movement compared to its more restrictive siblings. Recently I have been wearing them with (my many) Polo Ralph Lauren oxford shirts (another blast from the past; more on that in another post) or…
♥ Chanel Raises Bag Prices By Up to 15 Percent (The Business of Fashion): “The French luxury house has upped prices for some of its most iconic bag models by 10 to 15 percent in its third round of price adjustments since the pandemic began. The price increases, which took effect on July 1, boosted price tags on models like…
The cropped tank, or what Free People calls “brami,” is the warm-weather basic that I am wearing on repeat this summer. It pairs naturally with the (super) high-waisted bottoms that have returned this year, and can be worn alone or layered. One style that I might end up owning in all available colorways by the end of summer is the…
I was browsing Express last month for jeans when I unexpectedly came across this High Waisted Belted Flounce Skirt (currently sold out online), which, in its stock photos, looked to be the same shade of pinky-beige as my Rebecca Taylor pointelle top–a piece which I simply didn’t know how to wear well. It pairs okay with light-colored bottoms in a…
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