#LOULOU&CO

[femmefatalevibe]

Spring 2023 Favorites

Bringing 2010s YouTube trends to Tumblr with this one. Here are some of my beauty, fashion, and lifestyle favorites of the moment to try out for spring/summer. Hope you love them xx

Beauty/Skincare:

La Roche-Posay Anthelios Sunscreen SPF 60

CeraVe Plant-Based Hydrating Makeup Removing Face Wipes

Paula's Choice 0.3% Retinol + 2% Bakuchiol Treatment (new holy grail – I love it paired with the First Aid Beauty Hydrating Serum with Hyaluronic Acid)

e.l.f cosmetics O FACE Satin Lipstick in Dirty Talk

Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula Lip Balm SPF 15 (I never hear this product being talked about – I think it's the best drugstore lip balm, personally!)

Wander Beauty Baggage Claim Eye Patches

OUAI St. Barts Cleansing Scalp & Body Sugar Scrub (I've only used it on my body, but it's a holy grail body exfoliator for me now)

Essie Stay Longer Top Coat

Fashion:

Uno De 50 Chainlink Necklaces & Bracelets

Crystal & Beaded Bags (I've been loving my Shrimps, Stella McCartney, Kara, and Giarité ones this season!)

Square Toe Loafers (My favorites are from Vagabond!)

Slim Wedge Heels (I love the Reformation minimalist ones/M. Gemi options)

Silk black button-ups (My favorite ones are from Equipment and LilySilk for a more affordable alternative)

Vest & Wide Leg Trouser Co-Ords (Frankie Shop, BITE Studios, Favorite Daughter, MM6 Maison Margiela, LouLou Studio, Reformation, and Dissh are my favorites across price ranges)

Adidas x Stella McCartney Sneakers

Lifestyle:

Face Gym Face Ball Tension Release Tool (Sounds dumb but it actually works so well to relieve tension headaches/random aches)

OXO Good Grips SimplyTear Paper Towel Holder

Softsoap Antibacterial White Tea & Berry Scent Hand Soap

La Colombe Colombian Cold Brew

Brami Lupini Beans (love to pair these with a Honeycrisp apple as a snack!)

Non-Fiction book I'm currently reading: On Our Best Behavior: The Seven Deadly Sins and The Price Women Pay To Be Good by Elise Loehnen

Fiction book I'm currently reading: Beware the Woman by Megan Abbott

[webspinning]

✨💼🎹❤️🍀💚🧠🍩 eros, florence, fuji, lilypad, rust haze, silk lady

ok this is a LOT even for me,, you very obviously don't have to do all of them lmao

but what if i want to :).

✨ Eros - Answered here Florence - Inspired by Florence + The Machine :) I thought it fit her well, I like the name, and I like that artist. Fuji - Got aer name before ae were made! I thought it was fitting for an ice/sky hybrid Since Mt. Fuji is cold and snowy and also a mountain.. younger me logic is flawless Lilypad - I think I just slapped it on her one day with very little forethought. Rust Haze - Her name is a reference to V.IV Rusty from Armored Core IV. Both him, with the name Rust - and her nickname is canonically 'Rusty' - and his AC, which is called Steel Haze. It's not for any particular reason other than I absolutely loved him at the time of naming her, and still do. Silk Lady - Her title of Silk Lady is one, supposed to be similar to White Lady in a way [to emphasise the regal/royal nature] and two, the silk part is simply from the fact that she's a common silk moth. Her real name Iveya was just something I thought of one day, and I liked it better than whatever her other name was that I forgot. 💼 Eros - She works at a coffee shop fairly regularly and occasionally picks up small jobs she can help with around town. She does Something Else as well that I'm not going to say publicly. [if you know, you know.] Florence - Doesn't do anything for a living. Her people barely have a society, let alone jobs. Fuji - Cartography! Aer well known to be one of the best in Possibility, if not the best, though ae'd never say that. Lilypad - Child. No job. Jobless. Might give her a fun one in the future, though. Rust Haze - Mercenary/bounty hunter, mostly a bounty hunter. She only takes merc jobs if money is really tight. Silk Lady - She used to actually weave silk and sell it :) doesn't anymore though. 🎹 Eros - Answered here Florence - Writing things that aren't about the downfall of her tribe, which she hasn't had time to do in a while. Fuji - Collecting things :) ae like trinkets and oddities and probably have a fair amount of actual animus items lying around aer shop without knowing it. Lilypad - Art! Painting, crafting..mostly painting. It calms her down. Rust Haze - I think she'd like either reading trashy romance novels or like, watching sitcoms. Something to turn her mind off from the day-to-day. Silk Lady - I'm not going to say wine. i won't say wine. She probably embroiders or weaves? I like to think she'd keep some of her culture around herself even if she can't do anything with it. ❤️ Eros - The day she realised she can have her own life is a time she looks upon pretty fondly. Otherwise, probably the time she spent with Loulou and co. Florence - Any time her brother was alive is painful but happy for her. She thinks about him a lot even though it hurts because she's scared of forgetting him, I really need to develop them more :) Fuji - When ae told Tethys aer was in love with her probably...

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[shit-talk-turner]

Moving on from talking about loulou cos she's boring af. I'm going to lower the tone 😂 amazed we haven't had a detailed dick / sex report of Alex. Like seriously, where are all these groupies waiting to spill the deets?? I'm starting to wonder if it's because the man has no game 💀

We have had some reports but we’re always a little skeptical of their veracity

[cleverhottubmiracle]

All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something.The dawn of a new year is often synonymous with change, whether personally, professionally, or, in this case, sartorially. It’s also the perfect time to take a much-needed inventory of your everyday wardrobe—a refresh of how you’d like to dress for the season ahead, if you will. If you’ve been following, then you know the importance of having a solid roster of wardrobe essentials to rely on day in and day out, but why not go one step further this winter and style your classics in the freshest—and chicest—way possible? From the perfect white T-shirt to go-to pairs of denim, we’ve mapped out 10 easy-to-rely on outfit formulas. Better yet, you likely already have all of these classic wardrobe essentials tucked away in your drawers. Introducing your new (and improved) winter capsule wardrobe, below.Vogue’s 2025 Wardrobe Essentials Wish List:The Camel Coat: Mango tailored wool coat, $200The Blue Jean: Citizens of Humanity Blaine high-rise straight-leg jeans, $260The Everyday Handbag: Toteme leather-trimmed suede tote, $1,190The Little Black Boot: Khaite Arizona boots, $990The Barn Jacket: Polo Ralph Lauren cotton field jacket, $520The Billowy Blouse: Cos scarf-detail silk blouse, $185The Perfect White Tee: Leset Margo cotton-jersey T-shirt, $68The Penny Loafer: Gucci 1953 Horsebit loafers, $1,050The Editor Dress: Staud Apres dress, $495The Layering Essential: Theory wool sweater, $185While tried-and-true classics like a bright blue button-up shirt and tailored-to-perfection trousers are the hero items here, they simultaneously serve as the ultimate fashion foundation for your other wardrobe essentials to shine. Take Comme Si’s Classica shirt, for example. When used as a layering piece underneath Massimo Dutti’s suede cropped blazer and a pair of perfectly pleated black pants from Theory, the look is instantly elevated to another level—and a cooler one at that. Then, there’s Mango’s totally timeless camel overcoat—a certified seasonless style star, if you will. Here, it makes all the more impact when styled with a skinny-ish blue jeans from Citizens of Humanity and Maria McManus’s cashmere hoodie.These days, no wardrobe is complete without a corduroy-trimmed barn jacket—and several of the below styles, from Polo Ralph Lauren to Carharrt, are seriously cool choices to wear alongside a pair of stirrup black leggings, Cos’s luxurious cashmere sweater, and Dries Van Noten’s retro sneaker in a printed python. Other cold-weather essentials include Róhe’s Scandi-style approved wrap coat, Jil Sander’s shirtdress in a bold burgundy that works for both the office and after-hours, Toteme’s snuggly shearling jacket, and pairs of sumptuous suede knee-high boots from Khaite. Honorable mention goes Bally’s heavyweight corduroy pants and Loulou de Saison’s draped blouse, too.This 2025, here’s to elevating your wardrobe essentials with 10 effortless-to-recreate outfit formulas that are as timeless as they are on trend.The Structured Wool Coat With a Skinny-Ish Blue JeanWhile we aren’t totally convinced that skinny jeans are back, several pairs, like these from Citizens of Humanity, certainly have us changing our tune. After all, in fashion, you know what they say: what goes around comes around! This New Year, style yours with Mango’s classic camel coat, Maria McManus’s cozy, but chic cashmere hoodie, and a pair of soft-toe suede loafers from Reformation. For a full Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy look, accessorize with Toteme’s suede and leather tote bag and Alexandre de Paris’s tortoiseshell headband.Citizens of HumanityBlaine high-rise straight-leg jeansTotemeleather-trimmed suede toteThe Bright Blue Button-Up With a Tailored TrouserIt’s hard to rival the eternal closet appeal of a tailored-to-perfection button-up shirt. And while a white button-up is often first to mind, this winter, opt for Comme Si’s robin egg blue style for a welcome pop of color. Consider it your formal introduction the newest (and perhaps most improved) neutral. Styling-wise, wear it underneath Massimo Dutti’s chocolate-brown suede blazer and a pair of sleek black pants from Theory. On especially cold days, its roomy fit is the perfect home for Everlane’s ribbed turtleneck underneath. To end on yet another vibrant note, carry Savette’s just-launched burgundy clutch.Comme Siclassica cotton poplin shirtTheorywool-blend straight-leg pantsMassimo Duttishort suede leather jacketLoulou de SaisonAlim pinstriped cotton-poplin shirtThe RowSisilia cotton-poplin shirtThe Corduroy-Trimmed Barn Jacket With a Black Stirrup LeggingBelieve it or not, spring’s much-anticipated arrival will be here before we know. Come prepared with a piece of lightweight, transitional outerwear. In this case, all eyes are (still) on workwear-inspired barn jackets. Our favorite this new year is Maria McManus’s corduroy-trimmed take. Style it simply with a pair of stirrup black leggings from Spanx, Cos’s oversized cashmere sweater, and Dries Van Noten’s python-printed retro sneakers. The result is the ultimate off-duty look meant for ease and elegance.Maria McManuscorduroy-trimmed organic cotton-twill jacketSpanxstretch-ponte stirrup leggingsCoswrap-collar pure cashmere jumperStella McCartneyStella Ryder logo-embossed embellished textured vegan toteJohnstons of Elginribbed cashmere-blend socksCarhartt Work in ProgressThe Commute-to-Cocktail Top With a Polished Pencil SkirtSolving the age-old question “what to wear to work” that is equal parts practical and polished can be a real feat. And especially during the winter months when the temperatures drop well below 32°. Consider the below look your answer, starting with Loulou de Saison’s sophisticated draped top, a clean-lined pencil skirt from Toteme, and a pair of commute-to-cocktail approved heeled sandals from Proenza Schouler. Speaking of those freezing temps, make sure you cozy up in Bottega Veneta’s shearling-lined, slouchy leather bomber jacket. With fashion month on the horizon, we can only assume that this look will be recreated again and again.Loulou de SaisonLyra draped wool-twill blouseTotemelow-waist straight maxiskirtRóhetie-detailed silk-satin blouseThe Plain, But Never-Boring White Tee With a Cool CorduroyOh, the plain white T-shirt! We couldn’t wax poetic about you more—and this 2025 is no different. Leset’s Margo tee is a consistent classic, beloved for its perfect crewneck, slightly oversized fit, and endless wearability. Here, style it underneath Aritzia’s cherry red V-neck sweater, H&M’s timeless khaki trench coat, and a pair of mocha-colored corduroy pants from Bally. Gucci’s 1953 Horsebit loafers are yet another tried-and-true addition in the mix of this go-to outfit formula.LesetMargo cotton-jersey T-shirtBallypleated cotton-corduroy tapered pantsAritziaplush cashmere oversized V-neck sweaterMadewellcotton relaxed oversized teeThe Sleek Shirtdress With a Stylish Scarf CoatNo well-rounded, curated closet is complete without a go-with-everything shirt dress. This winter, Jil Sander’s satin, burgundy beauty is an editor favorite. For your nine-to-five or even on an upcoming date night (hello, Valentine’s Day), style it with Róhe’s olive green scarf-adorned coat and Toteme’s wedge-heel, knee-high boots. Winter accessorizes, like Bottega Veneta’s intrecciato leather gloves and Cos’s ribbed beanie, are outfit toppers that make dressing for sub-zero temperatures slightly more bearable.Róhedouble-breasted scarf-detailed layered wool coatTotemeSharp leather knee-high bootsBottega Venetaintrecciato leather glovesJosephribbed-knit turtleneck wool and silk dressThe Best in Blazers With a Winter White JeanThere are several new wardrobe essential silhouettes to note for 2025: slightly skinnier jeans, cinched-waist sweaters, mini hemlines, and blazers that fit nothing like your boyfriend’s. There are chic collarless styles that are perfect for the Upper East Side-minded dresser to cool-asymmetrical designs that the downtown fashion crowd loves. This pinstriped, double-breasted blazer from Maria McManus definitely falls amongst the latter. Wear it this winter with a pair of white jeans from Róhe and Saint Laurent’s black patent ankle boots.Maria McManusdouble-breasted draped pinstriped wool-blend blazerAgolde’90s Pinch Waist high-rise straight-leg organic jeansMaria McManusSwing cotton-blend turtleneck sweaterSaint LaurentBetty 70 leather ankle bootsLié StudioThe Georgia Slim Leather BeltLoulou de SaisonAltair double-breasted wool-twill blazerThe Casual, Cool Matching Set With a New-Neutral Leopard CoatSearching for a 2025 outfit formula that requires minimal effort, but delivers a maximum reward? Look to Cos’s matching hoodie and skirt set for easy, yet elegant everyday dressing. To up its ante ever-so-slightly, layer in Rixo’s leopard-print coat. After all, the spotted find is just another neutral these days. Complete the look in a pair of suede ballet flats from Gucci and Toteme’s T-lock shoulder bag.RixoRosemary leopard-print coatTotemeT-lock leather top-handle bagDavid YurmanDY Madison chain braceletLisa YangDagny cable-knit track pantsThe Lightweight, Layering Essential With a Suede JacketThe unsung hero in any curated winter closet is undoubtedly the lightweight layering essential. Whether you choose a piece of Uniqlo Heattech or Theory’s bubble-gum pink crewneck sweater, you’ll not only stay warm all season long, but stylish too. Here, the latter is a lovely addition underneath Bally’s oversized suede blazer and a pair of grey flannel trousers from La Ligne. Look to accessories from Adidas Originals, Proenza Schouler, and Khaite x Oliver Peoples to complete the ensemble.La LigneCadet herringbone woven wide-leg pantsProenza SchoulerSlope leather shoulder bagKhaitex Oliver Peoples 1983C sunglassesUniqloHEATTECH cashmere blend T-shirtCosmerino wool turtleneck topThe Snuggly Shearling Jacket With a Ladylike, Flared SkirtA snuggly, yet stylish shearling coat or jacket, like the one below from Toteme, is a one-and-done outfit maker. For dressier occasions, style it with Massimo Dutti’s flared, pleated midiskirt, & Other Stories’s caramel-colored polo, and a pair of suede knee boots from Khaite. Add in Savette’s beloved Pochette top-handle bag and Lié Studio’s silver studded earrings to ensure it’s a look you will come back to again and again. We’re all for outfit repeating over here!Totemetwo-tone shearling jacketMassimo Duttiwool-blend pleated midiskirtLié StudioThe Sonya silver earringsMangodouble-sided leather-effect jacket with pockets Source link

[norajworld]

All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something.The dawn of a new year is often synonymous with change, whether personally, professionally, or, in this case, sartorially. It’s also the perfect time to take a much-needed inventory of your everyday wardrobe—a refresh of how you’d like to dress for the season ahead, if you will. If you’ve been following, then you know the importance of having a solid roster of wardrobe essentials to rely on day in and day out, but why not go one step further this winter and style your classics in the freshest—and chicest—way possible? From the perfect white T-shirt to go-to pairs of denim, we’ve mapped out 10 easy-to-rely on outfit formulas. Better yet, you likely already have all of these classic wardrobe essentials tucked away in your drawers. Introducing your new (and improved) winter capsule wardrobe, below.Vogue’s 2025 Wardrobe Essentials Wish List:The Camel Coat: Mango tailored wool coat, $200The Blue Jean: Citizens of Humanity Blaine high-rise straight-leg jeans, $260The Everyday Handbag: Toteme leather-trimmed suede tote, $1,190The Little Black Boot: Khaite Arizona boots, $990The Barn Jacket: Polo Ralph Lauren cotton field jacket, $520The Billowy Blouse: Cos scarf-detail silk blouse, $185The Perfect White Tee: Leset Margo cotton-jersey T-shirt, $68The Penny Loafer: Gucci 1953 Horsebit loafers, $1,050The Editor Dress: Staud Apres dress, $495The Layering Essential: Theory wool sweater, $185While tried-and-true classics like a bright blue button-up shirt and tailored-to-perfection trousers are the hero items here, they simultaneously serve as the ultimate fashion foundation for your other wardrobe essentials to shine. Take Comme Si’s Classica shirt, for example. When used as a layering piece underneath Massimo Dutti’s suede cropped blazer and a pair of perfectly pleated black pants from Theory, the look is instantly elevated to another level—and a cooler one at that. Then, there’s Mango’s totally timeless camel overcoat—a certified seasonless style star, if you will. Here, it makes all the more impact when styled with a skinny-ish blue jeans from Citizens of Humanity and Maria McManus’s cashmere hoodie.These days, no wardrobe is complete without a corduroy-trimmed barn jacket—and several of the below styles, from Polo Ralph Lauren to Carharrt, are seriously cool choices to wear alongside a pair of stirrup black leggings, Cos’s luxurious cashmere sweater, and Dries Van Noten’s retro sneaker in a printed python. Other cold-weather essentials include Róhe’s Scandi-style approved wrap coat, Jil Sander’s shirtdress in a bold burgundy that works for both the office and after-hours, Toteme’s snuggly shearling jacket, and pairs of sumptuous suede knee-high boots from Khaite. Honorable mention goes Bally’s heavyweight corduroy pants and Loulou de Saison’s draped blouse, too.This 2025, here’s to elevating your wardrobe essentials with 10 effortless-to-recreate outfit formulas that are as timeless as they are on trend.The Structured Wool Coat With a Skinny-Ish Blue JeanWhile we aren’t totally convinced that skinny jeans are back, several pairs, like these from Citizens of Humanity, certainly have us changing our tune. After all, in fashion, you know what they say: what goes around comes around! This New Year, style yours with Mango’s classic camel coat, Maria McManus’s cozy, but chic cashmere hoodie, and a pair of soft-toe suede loafers from Reformation. For a full Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy look, accessorize with Toteme’s suede and leather tote bag and Alexandre de Paris’s tortoiseshell headband.Citizens of HumanityBlaine high-rise straight-leg jeansTotemeleather-trimmed suede toteThe Bright Blue Button-Up With a Tailored TrouserIt’s hard to rival the eternal closet appeal of a tailored-to-perfection button-up shirt. And while a white button-up is often first to mind, this winter, opt for Comme Si’s robin egg blue style for a welcome pop of color. Consider it your formal introduction the newest (and perhaps most improved) neutral. Styling-wise, wear it underneath Massimo Dutti’s chocolate-brown suede blazer and a pair of sleek black pants from Theory. On especially cold days, its roomy fit is the perfect home for Everlane’s ribbed turtleneck underneath. To end on yet another vibrant note, carry Savette’s just-launched burgundy clutch.Comme Siclassica cotton poplin shirtTheorywool-blend straight-leg pantsMassimo Duttishort suede leather jacketLoulou de SaisonAlim pinstriped cotton-poplin shirtThe RowSisilia cotton-poplin shirtThe Corduroy-Trimmed Barn Jacket With a Black Stirrup LeggingBelieve it or not, spring’s much-anticipated arrival will be here before we know. Come prepared with a piece of lightweight, transitional outerwear. In this case, all eyes are (still) on workwear-inspired barn jackets. Our favorite this new year is Maria McManus’s corduroy-trimmed take. Style it simply with a pair of stirrup black leggings from Spanx, Cos’s oversized cashmere sweater, and Dries Van Noten’s python-printed retro sneakers. The result is the ultimate off-duty look meant for ease and elegance.Maria McManuscorduroy-trimmed organic cotton-twill jacketSpanxstretch-ponte stirrup leggingsCoswrap-collar pure cashmere jumperStella McCartneyStella Ryder logo-embossed embellished textured vegan toteJohnstons of Elginribbed cashmere-blend socksCarhartt Work in ProgressThe Commute-to-Cocktail Top With a Polished Pencil SkirtSolving the age-old question “what to wear to work” that is equal parts practical and polished can be a real feat. And especially during the winter months when the temperatures drop well below 32°. Consider the below look your answer, starting with Loulou de Saison’s sophisticated draped top, a clean-lined pencil skirt from Toteme, and a pair of commute-to-cocktail approved heeled sandals from Proenza Schouler. Speaking of those freezing temps, make sure you cozy up in Bottega Veneta’s shearling-lined, slouchy leather bomber jacket. With fashion month on the horizon, we can only assume that this look will be recreated again and again.Loulou de SaisonLyra draped wool-twill blouseTotemelow-waist straight maxiskirtRóhetie-detailed silk-satin blouseThe Plain, But Never-Boring White Tee With a Cool CorduroyOh, the plain white T-shirt! We couldn’t wax poetic about you more—and this 2025 is no different. Leset’s Margo tee is a consistent classic, beloved for its perfect crewneck, slightly oversized fit, and endless wearability. Here, style it underneath Aritzia’s cherry red V-neck sweater, H&M’s timeless khaki trench coat, and a pair of mocha-colored corduroy pants from Bally. Gucci’s 1953 Horsebit loafers are yet another tried-and-true addition in the mix of this go-to outfit formula.LesetMargo cotton-jersey T-shirtBallypleated cotton-corduroy tapered pantsAritziaplush cashmere oversized V-neck sweaterMadewellcotton relaxed oversized teeThe Sleek Shirtdress With a Stylish Scarf CoatNo well-rounded, curated closet is complete without a go-with-everything shirt dress. This winter, Jil Sander’s satin, burgundy beauty is an editor favorite. For your nine-to-five or even on an upcoming date night (hello, Valentine’s Day), style it with Róhe’s olive green scarf-adorned coat and Toteme’s wedge-heel, knee-high boots. Winter accessorizes, like Bottega Veneta’s intrecciato leather gloves and Cos’s ribbed beanie, are outfit toppers that make dressing for sub-zero temperatures slightly more bearable.Róhedouble-breasted scarf-detailed layered wool coatTotemeSharp leather knee-high bootsBottega Venetaintrecciato leather glovesJosephribbed-knit turtleneck wool and silk dressThe Best in Blazers With a Winter White JeanThere are several new wardrobe essential silhouettes to note for 2025: slightly skinnier jeans, cinched-waist sweaters, mini hemlines, and blazers that fit nothing like your boyfriend’s. There are chic collarless styles that are perfect for the Upper East Side-minded dresser to cool-asymmetrical designs that the downtown fashion crowd loves. This pinstriped, double-breasted blazer from Maria McManus definitely falls amongst the latter. Wear it this winter with a pair of white jeans from Róhe and Saint Laurent’s black patent ankle boots.Maria McManusdouble-breasted draped pinstriped wool-blend blazerAgolde’90s Pinch Waist high-rise straight-leg organic jeansMaria McManusSwing cotton-blend turtleneck sweaterSaint LaurentBetty 70 leather ankle bootsLié StudioThe Georgia Slim Leather BeltLoulou de SaisonAltair double-breasted wool-twill blazerThe Casual, Cool Matching Set With a New-Neutral Leopard CoatSearching for a 2025 outfit formula that requires minimal effort, but delivers a maximum reward? Look to Cos’s matching hoodie and skirt set for easy, yet elegant everyday dressing. To up its ante ever-so-slightly, layer in Rixo’s leopard-print coat. After all, the spotted find is just another neutral these days. Complete the look in a pair of suede ballet flats from Gucci and Toteme’s T-lock shoulder bag.RixoRosemary leopard-print coatTotemeT-lock leather top-handle bagDavid YurmanDY Madison chain braceletLisa YangDagny cable-knit track pantsThe Lightweight, Layering Essential With a Suede JacketThe unsung hero in any curated winter closet is undoubtedly the lightweight layering essential. Whether you choose a piece of Uniqlo Heattech or Theory’s bubble-gum pink crewneck sweater, you’ll not only stay warm all season long, but stylish too. Here, the latter is a lovely addition underneath Bally’s oversized suede blazer and a pair of grey flannel trousers from La Ligne. Look to accessories from Adidas Originals, Proenza Schouler, and Khaite x Oliver Peoples to complete the ensemble.La LigneCadet herringbone woven wide-leg pantsProenza SchoulerSlope leather shoulder bagKhaitex Oliver Peoples 1983C sunglassesUniqloHEATTECH cashmere blend T-shirtCosmerino wool turtleneck topThe Snuggly Shearling Jacket With a Ladylike, Flared SkirtA snuggly, yet stylish shearling coat or jacket, like the one below from Toteme, is a one-and-done outfit maker. For dressier occasions, style it with Massimo Dutti’s flared, pleated midiskirt, & Other Stories’s caramel-colored polo, and a pair of suede knee boots from Khaite. Add in Savette’s beloved Pochette top-handle bag and Lié Studio’s silver studded earrings to ensure it’s a look you will come back to again and again. We’re all for outfit repeating over here!Totemetwo-tone shearling jacketMassimo Duttiwool-blend pleated midiskirtLié StudioThe Sonya silver earringsMangodouble-sided leather-effect jacket with pockets Source link

[ellajme0]

All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something.The dawn of a new year is often synonymous with change, whether personally, professionally, or, in this case, sartorially. It’s also the perfect time to take a much-needed inventory of your everyday wardrobe—a refresh of how you’d like to dress for the season ahead, if you will. If you’ve been following, then you know the importance of having a solid roster of wardrobe essentials to rely on day in and day out, but why not go one step further this winter and style your classics in the freshest—and chicest—way possible? From the perfect white T-shirt to go-to pairs of denim, we’ve mapped out 10 easy-to-rely on outfit formulas. Better yet, you likely already have all of these classic wardrobe essentials tucked away in your drawers. Introducing your new (and improved) winter capsule wardrobe, below.Vogue’s 2025 Wardrobe Essentials Wish List:The Camel Coat: Mango tailored wool coat, $200The Blue Jean: Citizens of Humanity Blaine high-rise straight-leg jeans, $260The Everyday Handbag: Toteme leather-trimmed suede tote, $1,190The Little Black Boot: Khaite Arizona boots, $990The Barn Jacket: Polo Ralph Lauren cotton field jacket, $520The Billowy Blouse: Cos scarf-detail silk blouse, $185The Perfect White Tee: Leset Margo cotton-jersey T-shirt, $68The Penny Loafer: Gucci 1953 Horsebit loafers, $1,050The Editor Dress: Staud Apres dress, $495The Layering Essential: Theory wool sweater, $185While tried-and-true classics like a bright blue button-up shirt and tailored-to-perfection trousers are the hero items here, they simultaneously serve as the ultimate fashion foundation for your other wardrobe essentials to shine. Take Comme Si’s Classica shirt, for example. When used as a layering piece underneath Massimo Dutti’s suede cropped blazer and a pair of perfectly pleated black pants from Theory, the look is instantly elevated to another level—and a cooler one at that. Then, there’s Mango’s totally timeless camel overcoat—a certified seasonless style star, if you will. Here, it makes all the more impact when styled with a skinny-ish blue jeans from Citizens of Humanity and Maria McManus’s cashmere hoodie.These days, no wardrobe is complete without a corduroy-trimmed barn jacket—and several of the below styles, from Polo Ralph Lauren to Carharrt, are seriously cool choices to wear alongside a pair of stirrup black leggings, Cos’s luxurious cashmere sweater, and Dries Van Noten’s retro sneaker in a printed python. Other cold-weather essentials include Róhe’s Scandi-style approved wrap coat, Jil Sander’s shirtdress in a bold burgundy that works for both the office and after-hours, Toteme’s snuggly shearling jacket, and pairs of sumptuous suede knee-high boots from Khaite. Honorable mention goes Bally’s heavyweight corduroy pants and Loulou de Saison’s draped blouse, too.This 2025, here’s to elevating your wardrobe essentials with 10 effortless-to-recreate outfit formulas that are as timeless as they are on trend.The Structured Wool Coat With a Skinny-Ish Blue JeanWhile we aren’t totally convinced that skinny jeans are back, several pairs, like these from Citizens of Humanity, certainly have us changing our tune. After all, in fashion, you know what they say: what goes around comes around! This New Year, style yours with Mango’s classic camel coat, Maria McManus’s cozy, but chic cashmere hoodie, and a pair of soft-toe suede loafers from Reformation. For a full Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy look, accessorize with Toteme’s suede and leather tote bag and Alexandre de Paris’s tortoiseshell headband.Citizens of HumanityBlaine high-rise straight-leg jeansTotemeleather-trimmed suede toteThe Bright Blue Button-Up With a Tailored TrouserIt’s hard to rival the eternal closet appeal of a tailored-to-perfection button-up shirt. And while a white button-up is often first to mind, this winter, opt for Comme Si’s robin egg blue style for a welcome pop of color. Consider it your formal introduction the newest (and perhaps most improved) neutral. Styling-wise, wear it underneath Massimo Dutti’s chocolate-brown suede blazer and a pair of sleek black pants from Theory. On especially cold days, its roomy fit is the perfect home for Everlane’s ribbed turtleneck underneath. To end on yet another vibrant note, carry Savette’s just-launched burgundy clutch.Comme Siclassica cotton poplin shirtTheorywool-blend straight-leg pantsMassimo Duttishort suede leather jacketLoulou de SaisonAlim pinstriped cotton-poplin shirtThe RowSisilia cotton-poplin shirtThe Corduroy-Trimmed Barn Jacket With a Black Stirrup LeggingBelieve it or not, spring’s much-anticipated arrival will be here before we know. Come prepared with a piece of lightweight, transitional outerwear. In this case, all eyes are (still) on workwear-inspired barn jackets. Our favorite this new year is Maria McManus’s corduroy-trimmed take. Style it simply with a pair of stirrup black leggings from Spanx, Cos’s oversized cashmere sweater, and Dries Van Noten’s python-printed retro sneakers. The result is the ultimate off-duty look meant for ease and elegance.Maria McManuscorduroy-trimmed organic cotton-twill jacketSpanxstretch-ponte stirrup leggingsCoswrap-collar pure cashmere jumperStella McCartneyStella Ryder logo-embossed embellished textured vegan toteJohnstons of Elginribbed cashmere-blend socksCarhartt Work in ProgressThe Commute-to-Cocktail Top With a Polished Pencil SkirtSolving the age-old question “what to wear to work” that is equal parts practical and polished can be a real feat. And especially during the winter months when the temperatures drop well below 32°. Consider the below look your answer, starting with Loulou de Saison’s sophisticated draped top, a clean-lined pencil skirt from Toteme, and a pair of commute-to-cocktail approved heeled sandals from Proenza Schouler. Speaking of those freezing temps, make sure you cozy up in Bottega Veneta’s shearling-lined, slouchy leather bomber jacket. With fashion month on the horizon, we can only assume that this look will be recreated again and again.Loulou de SaisonLyra draped wool-twill blouseTotemelow-waist straight maxiskirtRóhetie-detailed silk-satin blouseThe Plain, But Never-Boring White Tee With a Cool CorduroyOh, the plain white T-shirt! We couldn’t wax poetic about you more—and this 2025 is no different. Leset’s Margo tee is a consistent classic, beloved for its perfect crewneck, slightly oversized fit, and endless wearability. Here, style it underneath Aritzia’s cherry red V-neck sweater, H&M’s timeless khaki trench coat, and a pair of mocha-colored corduroy pants from Bally. Gucci’s 1953 Horsebit loafers are yet another tried-and-true addition in the mix of this go-to outfit formula.LesetMargo cotton-jersey T-shirtBallypleated cotton-corduroy tapered pantsAritziaplush cashmere oversized V-neck sweaterMadewellcotton relaxed oversized teeThe Sleek Shirtdress With a Stylish Scarf CoatNo well-rounded, curated closet is complete without a go-with-everything shirt dress. This winter, Jil Sander’s satin, burgundy beauty is an editor favorite. For your nine-to-five or even on an upcoming date night (hello, Valentine’s Day), style it with Róhe’s olive green scarf-adorned coat and Toteme’s wedge-heel, knee-high boots. Winter accessorizes, like Bottega Veneta’s intrecciato leather gloves and Cos’s ribbed beanie, are outfit toppers that make dressing for sub-zero temperatures slightly more bearable.Róhedouble-breasted scarf-detailed layered wool coatTotemeSharp leather knee-high bootsBottega Venetaintrecciato leather glovesJosephribbed-knit turtleneck wool and silk dressThe Best in Blazers With a Winter White JeanThere are several new wardrobe essential silhouettes to note for 2025: slightly skinnier jeans, cinched-waist sweaters, mini hemlines, and blazers that fit nothing like your boyfriend’s. There are chic collarless styles that are perfect for the Upper East Side-minded dresser to cool-asymmetrical designs that the downtown fashion crowd loves. This pinstriped, double-breasted blazer from Maria McManus definitely falls amongst the latter. Wear it this winter with a pair of white jeans from Róhe and Saint Laurent’s black patent ankle boots.Maria McManusdouble-breasted draped pinstriped wool-blend blazerAgolde’90s Pinch Waist high-rise straight-leg organic jeansMaria McManusSwing cotton-blend turtleneck sweaterSaint LaurentBetty 70 leather ankle bootsLié StudioThe Georgia Slim Leather BeltLoulou de SaisonAltair double-breasted wool-twill blazerThe Casual, Cool Matching Set With a New-Neutral Leopard CoatSearching for a 2025 outfit formula that requires minimal effort, but delivers a maximum reward? Look to Cos’s matching hoodie and skirt set for easy, yet elegant everyday dressing. To up its ante ever-so-slightly, layer in Rixo’s leopard-print coat. After all, the spotted find is just another neutral these days. Complete the look in a pair of suede ballet flats from Gucci and Toteme’s T-lock shoulder bag.RixoRosemary leopard-print coatTotemeT-lock leather top-handle bagDavid YurmanDY Madison chain braceletLisa YangDagny cable-knit track pantsThe Lightweight, Layering Essential With a Suede JacketThe unsung hero in any curated winter closet is undoubtedly the lightweight layering essential. Whether you choose a piece of Uniqlo Heattech or Theory’s bubble-gum pink crewneck sweater, you’ll not only stay warm all season long, but stylish too. Here, the latter is a lovely addition underneath Bally’s oversized suede blazer and a pair of grey flannel trousers from La Ligne. Look to accessories from Adidas Originals, Proenza Schouler, and Khaite x Oliver Peoples to complete the ensemble.La LigneCadet herringbone woven wide-leg pantsProenza SchoulerSlope leather shoulder bagKhaitex Oliver Peoples 1983C sunglassesUniqloHEATTECH cashmere blend T-shirtCosmerino wool turtleneck topThe Snuggly Shearling Jacket With a Ladylike, Flared SkirtA snuggly, yet stylish shearling coat or jacket, like the one below from Toteme, is a one-and-done outfit maker. For dressier occasions, style it with Massimo Dutti’s flared, pleated midiskirt, & Other Stories’s caramel-colored polo, and a pair of suede knee boots from Khaite. Add in Savette’s beloved Pochette top-handle bag and Lié Studio’s silver studded earrings to ensure it’s a look you will come back to again and again. We’re all for outfit repeating over here!Totemetwo-tone shearling jacketMassimo Duttiwool-blend pleated midiskirtLié StudioThe Sonya silver earringsMangodouble-sided leather-effect jacket with pockets Source link

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All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something.The dawn of a new year is often synonymous with change, whether personally, professionally, or, in this case, sartorially. It’s also the perfect time to take a much-needed inventory of your everyday wardrobe—a refresh of how you’d like to dress for the season ahead, if you will. If you’ve been following, then you know the importance of having a solid roster of wardrobe essentials to rely on day in and day out, but why not go one step further this winter and style your classics in the freshest—and chicest—way possible? From the perfect white T-shirt to go-to pairs of denim, we’ve mapped out 10 easy-to-rely on outfit formulas. Better yet, you likely already have all of these classic wardrobe essentials tucked away in your drawers. Introducing your new (and improved) winter capsule wardrobe, below.Vogue’s 2025 Wardrobe Essentials Wish List:The Camel Coat: Mango tailored wool coat, $200The Blue Jean: Citizens of Humanity Blaine high-rise straight-leg jeans, $260The Everyday Handbag: Toteme leather-trimmed suede tote, $1,190The Little Black Boot: Khaite Arizona boots, $990The Barn Jacket: Polo Ralph Lauren cotton field jacket, $520The Billowy Blouse: Cos scarf-detail silk blouse, $185The Perfect White Tee: Leset Margo cotton-jersey T-shirt, $68The Penny Loafer: Gucci 1953 Horsebit loafers, $1,050The Editor Dress: Staud Apres dress, $495The Layering Essential: Theory wool sweater, $185While tried-and-true classics like a bright blue button-up shirt and tailored-to-perfection trousers are the hero items here, they simultaneously serve as the ultimate fashion foundation for your other wardrobe essentials to shine. Take Comme Si’s Classica shirt, for example. When used as a layering piece underneath Massimo Dutti’s suede cropped blazer and a pair of perfectly pleated black pants from Theory, the look is instantly elevated to another level—and a cooler one at that. Then, there’s Mango’s totally timeless camel overcoat—a certified seasonless style star, if you will. Here, it makes all the more impact when styled with a skinny-ish blue jeans from Citizens of Humanity and Maria McManus’s cashmere hoodie.These days, no wardrobe is complete without a corduroy-trimmed barn jacket—and several of the below styles, from Polo Ralph Lauren to Carharrt, are seriously cool choices to wear alongside a pair of stirrup black leggings, Cos’s luxurious cashmere sweater, and Dries Van Noten’s retro sneaker in a printed python. Other cold-weather essentials include Róhe’s Scandi-style approved wrap coat, Jil Sander’s shirtdress in a bold burgundy that works for both the office and after-hours, Toteme’s snuggly shearling jacket, and pairs of sumptuous suede knee-high boots from Khaite. Honorable mention goes Bally’s heavyweight corduroy pants and Loulou de Saison’s draped blouse, too.This 2025, here’s to elevating your wardrobe essentials with 10 effortless-to-recreate outfit formulas that are as timeless as they are on trend.The Structured Wool Coat With a Skinny-Ish Blue JeanWhile we aren’t totally convinced that skinny jeans are back, several pairs, like these from Citizens of Humanity, certainly have us changing our tune. After all, in fashion, you know what they say: what goes around comes around! This New Year, style yours with Mango’s classic camel coat, Maria McManus’s cozy, but chic cashmere hoodie, and a pair of soft-toe suede loafers from Reformation. For a full Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy look, accessorize with Toteme’s suede and leather tote bag and Alexandre de Paris’s tortoiseshell headband.Citizens of HumanityBlaine high-rise straight-leg jeansTotemeleather-trimmed suede toteThe Bright Blue Button-Up With a Tailored TrouserIt’s hard to rival the eternal closet appeal of a tailored-to-perfection button-up shirt. And while a white button-up is often first to mind, this winter, opt for Comme Si’s robin egg blue style for a welcome pop of color. Consider it your formal introduction the newest (and perhaps most improved) neutral. Styling-wise, wear it underneath Massimo Dutti’s chocolate-brown suede blazer and a pair of sleek black pants from Theory. On especially cold days, its roomy fit is the perfect home for Everlane’s ribbed turtleneck underneath. To end on yet another vibrant note, carry Savette’s just-launched burgundy clutch.Comme Siclassica cotton poplin shirtTheorywool-blend straight-leg pantsMassimo Duttishort suede leather jacketLoulou de SaisonAlim pinstriped cotton-poplin shirtThe RowSisilia cotton-poplin shirtThe Corduroy-Trimmed Barn Jacket With a Black Stirrup LeggingBelieve it or not, spring’s much-anticipated arrival will be here before we know. Come prepared with a piece of lightweight, transitional outerwear. In this case, all eyes are (still) on workwear-inspired barn jackets. Our favorite this new year is Maria McManus’s corduroy-trimmed take. Style it simply with a pair of stirrup black leggings from Spanx, Cos’s oversized cashmere sweater, and Dries Van Noten’s python-printed retro sneakers. The result is the ultimate off-duty look meant for ease and elegance.Maria McManuscorduroy-trimmed organic cotton-twill jacketSpanxstretch-ponte stirrup leggingsCoswrap-collar pure cashmere jumperStella McCartneyStella Ryder logo-embossed embellished textured vegan toteJohnstons of Elginribbed cashmere-blend socksCarhartt Work in ProgressThe Commute-to-Cocktail Top With a Polished Pencil SkirtSolving the age-old question “what to wear to work” that is equal parts practical and polished can be a real feat. And especially during the winter months when the temperatures drop well below 32°. Consider the below look your answer, starting with Loulou de Saison’s sophisticated draped top, a clean-lined pencil skirt from Toteme, and a pair of commute-to-cocktail approved heeled sandals from Proenza Schouler. Speaking of those freezing temps, make sure you cozy up in Bottega Veneta’s shearling-lined, slouchy leather bomber jacket. With fashion month on the horizon, we can only assume that this look will be recreated again and again.Loulou de SaisonLyra draped wool-twill blouseTotemelow-waist straight maxiskirtRóhetie-detailed silk-satin blouseThe Plain, But Never-Boring White Tee With a Cool CorduroyOh, the plain white T-shirt! We couldn’t wax poetic about you more—and this 2025 is no different. Leset’s Margo tee is a consistent classic, beloved for its perfect crewneck, slightly oversized fit, and endless wearability. Here, style it underneath Aritzia’s cherry red V-neck sweater, H&M’s timeless khaki trench coat, and a pair of mocha-colored corduroy pants from Bally. Gucci’s 1953 Horsebit loafers are yet another tried-and-true addition in the mix of this go-to outfit formula.LesetMargo cotton-jersey T-shirtBallypleated cotton-corduroy tapered pantsAritziaplush cashmere oversized V-neck sweaterMadewellcotton relaxed oversized teeThe Sleek Shirtdress With a Stylish Scarf CoatNo well-rounded, curated closet is complete without a go-with-everything shirt dress. This winter, Jil Sander’s satin, burgundy beauty is an editor favorite. For your nine-to-five or even on an upcoming date night (hello, Valentine’s Day), style it with Róhe’s olive green scarf-adorned coat and Toteme’s wedge-heel, knee-high boots. Winter accessorizes, like Bottega Veneta’s intrecciato leather gloves and Cos’s ribbed beanie, are outfit toppers that make dressing for sub-zero temperatures slightly more bearable.Róhedouble-breasted scarf-detailed layered wool coatTotemeSharp leather knee-high bootsBottega Venetaintrecciato leather glovesJosephribbed-knit turtleneck wool and silk dressThe Best in Blazers With a Winter White JeanThere are several new wardrobe essential silhouettes to note for 2025: slightly skinnier jeans, cinched-waist sweaters, mini hemlines, and blazers that fit nothing like your boyfriend’s. There are chic collarless styles that are perfect for the Upper East Side-minded dresser to cool-asymmetrical designs that the downtown fashion crowd loves. This pinstriped, double-breasted blazer from Maria McManus definitely falls amongst the latter. Wear it this winter with a pair of white jeans from Róhe and Saint Laurent’s black patent ankle boots.Maria McManusdouble-breasted draped pinstriped wool-blend blazerAgolde’90s Pinch Waist high-rise straight-leg organic jeansMaria McManusSwing cotton-blend turtleneck sweaterSaint LaurentBetty 70 leather ankle bootsLié StudioThe Georgia Slim Leather BeltLoulou de SaisonAltair double-breasted wool-twill blazerThe Casual, Cool Matching Set With a New-Neutral Leopard CoatSearching for a 2025 outfit formula that requires minimal effort, but delivers a maximum reward? Look to Cos’s matching hoodie and skirt set for easy, yet elegant everyday dressing. To up its ante ever-so-slightly, layer in Rixo’s leopard-print coat. After all, the spotted find is just another neutral these days. Complete the look in a pair of suede ballet flats from Gucci and Toteme’s T-lock shoulder bag.RixoRosemary leopard-print coatTotemeT-lock leather top-handle bagDavid YurmanDY Madison chain braceletLisa YangDagny cable-knit track pantsThe Lightweight, Layering Essential With a Suede JacketThe unsung hero in any curated winter closet is undoubtedly the lightweight layering essential. Whether you choose a piece of Uniqlo Heattech or Theory’s bubble-gum pink crewneck sweater, you’ll not only stay warm all season long, but stylish too. Here, the latter is a lovely addition underneath Bally’s oversized suede blazer and a pair of grey flannel trousers from La Ligne. Look to accessories from Adidas Originals, Proenza Schouler, and Khaite x Oliver Peoples to complete the ensemble.La LigneCadet herringbone woven wide-leg pantsProenza SchoulerSlope leather shoulder bagKhaitex Oliver Peoples 1983C sunglassesUniqloHEATTECH cashmere blend T-shirtCosmerino wool turtleneck topThe Snuggly Shearling Jacket With a Ladylike, Flared SkirtA snuggly, yet stylish shearling coat or jacket, like the one below from Toteme, is a one-and-done outfit maker. For dressier occasions, style it with Massimo Dutti’s flared, pleated midiskirt, & Other Stories’s caramel-colored polo, and a pair of suede knee boots from Khaite. Add in Savette’s beloved Pochette top-handle bag and Lié Studio’s silver studded earrings to ensure it’s a look you will come back to again and again. We’re all for outfit repeating over here!Totemetwo-tone shearling jacketMassimo Duttiwool-blend pleated midiskirtLié StudioThe Sonya silver earringsMangodouble-sided leather-effect jacket with pockets Source link

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All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something.The dawn of a new year is often synonymous with change, whether personally, professionally, or, in this case, sartorially. It’s also the perfect time to take a much-needed inventory of your everyday wardrobe—a refresh of how you’d like to dress for the season ahead, if you will. If you’ve been following, then you know the importance of having a solid roster of wardrobe essentials to rely on day in and day out, but why not go one step further this winter and style your classics in the freshest—and chicest—way possible? From the perfect white T-shirt to go-to pairs of denim, we’ve mapped out 10 easy-to-rely on outfit formulas. Better yet, you likely already have all of these classic wardrobe essentials tucked away in your drawers. Introducing your new (and improved) winter capsule wardrobe, below.Vogue’s 2025 Wardrobe Essentials Wish List:The Camel Coat: Mango tailored wool coat, $200The Blue Jean: Citizens of Humanity Blaine high-rise straight-leg jeans, $260The Everyday Handbag: Toteme leather-trimmed suede tote, $1,190The Little Black Boot: Khaite Arizona boots, $990The Barn Jacket: Polo Ralph Lauren cotton field jacket, $520The Billowy Blouse: Cos scarf-detail silk blouse, $185The Perfect White Tee: Leset Margo cotton-jersey T-shirt, $68The Penny Loafer: Gucci 1953 Horsebit loafers, $1,050The Editor Dress: Staud Apres dress, $495The Layering Essential: Theory wool sweater, $185While tried-and-true classics like a bright blue button-up shirt and tailored-to-perfection trousers are the hero items here, they simultaneously serve as the ultimate fashion foundation for your other wardrobe essentials to shine. Take Comme Si’s Classica shirt, for example. When used as a layering piece underneath Massimo Dutti’s suede cropped blazer and a pair of perfectly pleated black pants from Theory, the look is instantly elevated to another level—and a cooler one at that. Then, there’s Mango’s totally timeless camel overcoat—a certified seasonless style star, if you will. Here, it makes all the more impact when styled with a skinny-ish blue jeans from Citizens of Humanity and Maria McManus’s cashmere hoodie.These days, no wardrobe is complete without a corduroy-trimmed barn jacket—and several of the below styles, from Polo Ralph Lauren to Carharrt, are seriously cool choices to wear alongside a pair of stirrup black leggings, Cos’s luxurious cashmere sweater, and Dries Van Noten’s retro sneaker in a printed python. Other cold-weather essentials include Róhe’s Scandi-style approved wrap coat, Jil Sander’s shirtdress in a bold burgundy that works for both the office and after-hours, Toteme’s snuggly shearling jacket, and pairs of sumptuous suede knee-high boots from Khaite. Honorable mention goes Bally’s heavyweight corduroy pants and Loulou de Saison’s draped blouse, too.This 2025, here’s to elevating your wardrobe essentials with 10 effortless-to-recreate outfit formulas that are as timeless as they are on trend.The Structured Wool Coat With a Skinny-Ish Blue JeanWhile we aren’t totally convinced that skinny jeans are back, several pairs, like these from Citizens of Humanity, certainly have us changing our tune. After all, in fashion, you know what they say: what goes around comes around! This New Year, style yours with Mango’s classic camel coat, Maria McManus’s cozy, but chic cashmere hoodie, and a pair of soft-toe suede loafers from Reformation. For a full Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy look, accessorize with Toteme’s suede and leather tote bag and Alexandre de Paris’s tortoiseshell headband.Citizens of HumanityBlaine high-rise straight-leg jeansTotemeleather-trimmed suede toteThe Bright Blue Button-Up With a Tailored TrouserIt’s hard to rival the eternal closet appeal of a tailored-to-perfection button-up shirt. And while a white button-up is often first to mind, this winter, opt for Comme Si’s robin egg blue style for a welcome pop of color. Consider it your formal introduction the newest (and perhaps most improved) neutral. Styling-wise, wear it underneath Massimo Dutti’s chocolate-brown suede blazer and a pair of sleek black pants from Theory. On especially cold days, its roomy fit is the perfect home for Everlane’s ribbed turtleneck underneath. To end on yet another vibrant note, carry Savette’s just-launched burgundy clutch.Comme Siclassica cotton poplin shirtTheorywool-blend straight-leg pantsMassimo Duttishort suede leather jacketLoulou de SaisonAlim pinstriped cotton-poplin shirtThe RowSisilia cotton-poplin shirtThe Corduroy-Trimmed Barn Jacket With a Black Stirrup LeggingBelieve it or not, spring’s much-anticipated arrival will be here before we know. Come prepared with a piece of lightweight, transitional outerwear. In this case, all eyes are (still) on workwear-inspired barn jackets. Our favorite this new year is Maria McManus’s corduroy-trimmed take. Style it simply with a pair of stirrup black leggings from Spanx, Cos’s oversized cashmere sweater, and Dries Van Noten’s python-printed retro sneakers. The result is the ultimate off-duty look meant for ease and elegance.Maria McManuscorduroy-trimmed organic cotton-twill jacketSpanxstretch-ponte stirrup leggingsCoswrap-collar pure cashmere jumperStella McCartneyStella Ryder logo-embossed embellished textured vegan toteJohnstons of Elginribbed cashmere-blend socksCarhartt Work in ProgressThe Commute-to-Cocktail Top With a Polished Pencil SkirtSolving the age-old question “what to wear to work” that is equal parts practical and polished can be a real feat. And especially during the winter months when the temperatures drop well below 32°. Consider the below look your answer, starting with Loulou de Saison’s sophisticated draped top, a clean-lined pencil skirt from Toteme, and a pair of commute-to-cocktail approved heeled sandals from Proenza Schouler. Speaking of those freezing temps, make sure you cozy up in Bottega Veneta’s shearling-lined, slouchy leather bomber jacket. With fashion month on the horizon, we can only assume that this look will be recreated again and again.Loulou de SaisonLyra draped wool-twill blouseTotemelow-waist straight maxiskirtRóhetie-detailed silk-satin blouseThe Plain, But Never-Boring White Tee With a Cool CorduroyOh, the plain white T-shirt! We couldn’t wax poetic about you more—and this 2025 is no different. Leset’s Margo tee is a consistent classic, beloved for its perfect crewneck, slightly oversized fit, and endless wearability. Here, style it underneath Aritzia’s cherry red V-neck sweater, H&M’s timeless khaki trench coat, and a pair of mocha-colored corduroy pants from Bally. Gucci’s 1953 Horsebit loafers are yet another tried-and-true addition in the mix of this go-to outfit formula.LesetMargo cotton-jersey T-shirtBallypleated cotton-corduroy tapered pantsAritziaplush cashmere oversized V-neck sweaterMadewellcotton relaxed oversized teeThe Sleek Shirtdress With a Stylish Scarf CoatNo well-rounded, curated closet is complete without a go-with-everything shirt dress. This winter, Jil Sander’s satin, burgundy beauty is an editor favorite. For your nine-to-five or even on an upcoming date night (hello, Valentine’s Day), style it with Róhe’s olive green scarf-adorned coat and Toteme’s wedge-heel, knee-high boots. Winter accessorizes, like Bottega Veneta’s intrecciato leather gloves and Cos’s ribbed beanie, are outfit toppers that make dressing for sub-zero temperatures slightly more bearable.Róhedouble-breasted scarf-detailed layered wool coatTotemeSharp leather knee-high bootsBottega Venetaintrecciato leather glovesJosephribbed-knit turtleneck wool and silk dressThe Best in Blazers With a Winter White JeanThere are several new wardrobe essential silhouettes to note for 2025: slightly skinnier jeans, cinched-waist sweaters, mini hemlines, and blazers that fit nothing like your boyfriend’s. There are chic collarless styles that are perfect for the Upper East Side-minded dresser to cool-asymmetrical designs that the downtown fashion crowd loves. This pinstriped, double-breasted blazer from Maria McManus definitely falls amongst the latter. Wear it this winter with a pair of white jeans from Róhe and Saint Laurent’s black patent ankle boots.Maria McManusdouble-breasted draped pinstriped wool-blend blazerAgolde’90s Pinch Waist high-rise straight-leg organic jeansMaria McManusSwing cotton-blend turtleneck sweaterSaint LaurentBetty 70 leather ankle bootsLié StudioThe Georgia Slim Leather BeltLoulou de SaisonAltair double-breasted wool-twill blazerThe Casual, Cool Matching Set With a New-Neutral Leopard CoatSearching for a 2025 outfit formula that requires minimal effort, but delivers a maximum reward? Look to Cos’s matching hoodie and skirt set for easy, yet elegant everyday dressing. To up its ante ever-so-slightly, layer in Rixo’s leopard-print coat. After all, the spotted find is just another neutral these days. Complete the look in a pair of suede ballet flats from Gucci and Toteme’s T-lock shoulder bag.RixoRosemary leopard-print coatTotemeT-lock leather top-handle bagDavid YurmanDY Madison chain braceletLisa YangDagny cable-knit track pantsThe Lightweight, Layering Essential With a Suede JacketThe unsung hero in any curated winter closet is undoubtedly the lightweight layering essential. Whether you choose a piece of Uniqlo Heattech or Theory’s bubble-gum pink crewneck sweater, you’ll not only stay warm all season long, but stylish too. Here, the latter is a lovely addition underneath Bally’s oversized suede blazer and a pair of grey flannel trousers from La Ligne. Look to accessories from Adidas Originals, Proenza Schouler, and Khaite x Oliver Peoples to complete the ensemble.La LigneCadet herringbone woven wide-leg pantsProenza SchoulerSlope leather shoulder bagKhaitex Oliver Peoples 1983C sunglassesUniqloHEATTECH cashmere blend T-shirtCosmerino wool turtleneck topThe Snuggly Shearling Jacket With a Ladylike, Flared SkirtA snuggly, yet stylish shearling coat or jacket, like the one below from Toteme, is a one-and-done outfit maker. For dressier occasions, style it with Massimo Dutti’s flared, pleated midiskirt, & Other Stories’s caramel-colored polo, and a pair of suede knee boots from Khaite. Add in Savette’s beloved Pochette top-handle bag and Lié Studio’s silver studded earrings to ensure it’s a look you will come back to again and again. We’re all for outfit repeating over here!Totemetwo-tone shearling jacketMassimo Duttiwool-blend pleated midiskirtLié StudioThe Sonya silver earringsMangodouble-sided leather-effect jacket with pockets Source link

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Hi love! Thanks so much <3

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Some of my favorite brands are Nanushka, LouLou Studio, Éterne, Leset, The Frankie Shop (in-house label), LVIR, BITE Studios, Toteme, Norma Kamali, Ninety Percent, Frame, Simkhai, Cinq a Sept, The Range, Stand Studio, Staud, J.W. Anderson, MM6 Maison Margiela, Muiser Paris, Paris Georgia, St. Agni, Anna Quan, and Deadwood Studios.

Tons more too, but this is off the top of my head, lol. I work in fashion, so it's so fun to learn about/meet designers/try on new items for new/new to me brands over the course of a year or a season.

I would describe my style as a "Femme Fatale" meets "Parisian chic" aesthetic or edgy/glam minimalism meets dark Parisian style. I love classic, sharply-tailored silhouettes in all-black and a variety of fabrics (Satin, leather, wool, Pima cotton, etc.) updated with fun structural and cut-out detailing, trims, accents like pearls, lace, buttons, studs, sequins, etc. with some other neutral/color-blocking (with white, beige, grey, animal prints) thrown in there.

Hope this was helpful xx

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A look at the life of French designer Yves Saint Laurent from the beginning of his career in 1958 when he met his lover and business partner, Pierre Berge. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Yves Saint Laurent: Pierre Niney Pierre Bergé: Guillaume Gallienne Karl Lagerfeld: Nikolai Kinski Victoire Doutreleau: Charlotte Le Bon Jacques De Bascher: Xavier Lafitte Loulou de la Falaise: Laura Smet Betty Catroux: Marie de Villepin Fernando Sanchez: Ruben Alves Yvonne de Peyerimhoff: Astrid Whettnall Lucienne Saint Laurent: Marianne Basler Anne-Marie Munoz: Adeline D’Hermy Bernard Buffet: Jean-Édouard Bodziak Jean-Pierre Debord: Alexandre Steiger Raymonde Zehnacker: Michèle Garcia Charles: Olivier Pajot Christian Dior: Patrice Thibaud Jean Cocteau: Philippe Morier-Genoud Marie-Louise Bousquet: Anne Alvaro M. Boussac: Gérard Lartigau Brigitte: Laura Martin-Bassot Albert: Joakim Latzko José Maria: Laurent Maria l’Avocat: Arnaud Denis Financier Rothschild: Xavier Alcan Chef de Service Val de Grâce: Julien Lacroix Ouvrière 1 Dior: Déborah Amsens Ouvrière 2 Dior: Sophie Riffont Stagiaire Dior: Laura Giudice Journaliste 1 conférence Dior: Annick Christiaens Journaliste 2 conférence Dior: Julie Bernard Maitre d’hôtel Prunier: Benoît Giros Journaliste 1 rue Dior: Benoît Strulus Journaliste 3 rue Dior: Xavier Hosten Dame Dior: Fabienne Chaudat Journaliste Elle: Jeanne Dandoy Journaliste Marie-Claire: Sandrine Blancke Journaliste 1 boutique YSL: Nicolas Ronchi Journaliste 2 boutique YSL: Stéphanie Doncker Type blouson de cuir: Julien Bruant Baron de Rothschild: Christian Gasc Type Prunier: Jean-Henri Compère Andy Warhol: William Abello Zizi Jeanmaire: Céline Spang Amie 1 Lucienne: Karine Belly Amie 2 Lucienne: Christine Metz Amie 3 Lucienne: Renée Bellocq Ouvrier Oran: Abdelilah Nouili Hamed jeune: Mohamed Amine Touil Hamed vieux: Abdessemad El Meskini Youssef: Reda Zerouali Thadée: Hadrien Bal Amie Betty: Florence Eugene Michèle: Kimly Henry Jeanloup Sieff: Sacha Sieff Un mannequin: Solène Hébert Film Crew: Book: Laurence Benaïm Editor: François Gédigier Director: Jalil Lespert Producer: Wassim Béji Writer: Marie-Pierre Huster Production Design: Aline Bonetto Casting: Nicolas Ronchi Script Supervisor: Agathe Grau Costume Design: Madeline Fontaine Original Music Composer: Ibrahim Maalouf Director of Photography: Thomas Hardmeier Wardrobe Designer: Rachel Raoult Producer: Yannick Bolloré Producer: Julien Deris Executive Producer: Thierry Desmichelle Producer: Franck Elbase Producer: David Gauquié Producer: Sylvain Jouannet Producer: Nicolas Lesage Producer: Etienne Mallet Executive Producer: Lionel Uzan Producer: Nadia Khamlichi Producer: Gilles Waterkeyn Producer: Adrian Politowski Set Decoration: Monica Alberte Set Decoration: Hind Ghazali Makeup Artist: Betty Beauchamp Makeup Artist: Céline Colinet Makeup Artist: Dominique Colladant Makeup Artist: Odile Fourquin Hairstylist: Leila Mauro Hairstylist: Sarah Mescoff Makeup Artist: Khadija Najahi Makeup Artist: Ghislaine Nejjar Hairstylist: Ghislaine Tortereau Makeup Artist: Michelle Van Brussel Casting: Mourad Barouche Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Stéphane Thiébaut Dialogue Editor: Hélène Lamy-au-Rousseau Co-Writer: Jérémie Guez Co-Writer: Yann Apperry Screenplay: Jacques Fieschi Movie Reviews:

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[skyhopedango]

Oh damn, this show is doing everything I'd been worrying it would do. :( Well, at least the visuals are not as terrible as I'd feared, but many scenes still feel like they're leftovers from the '00s - and that's the best of it, really. It doesn't really have ambition or vision other than "looks decent, IS VERY GAY." And like... yeah, okay, but there needs to be more than that. For me, anyway.

The manga had its particular unsettling atmosphere - the anime is going for OTT dramatic, for some reason. Where the manga was funny the anime is going for serious. When the anime tries to be funny it can't land the jokes for one reason or another. In short, it takes itself too seriously but also does it in such a way that it ends up feeling like its own parody. And I'm sure they know, like there's no way you just accidentally add something like in the screenshot above, so... wtf? Were they actually trying to be funny there? (If so it didn't work, I mean yes, you can do these scenes as funny, the manga does it, too, but not like this. "Haha it's like sex" - yes, that's the joke, we know. It's not going to be funnier if you turn it up to eleven and add ectoplasm=semen spraying everywhere, at least not in a way that would fit this story.)

Also - what is Hatano Wataru doing? Normally I like him, but this performance was just not good like, 90% of the time. :/ And he ends up having zero chemistry with his co-star, and that's a death sentence for a story like this. (Oh, what the likes of Sakurai Takahiro, Nakamura Yuuichi or Namikawa Daisuke could've done with this role. Or hell, Takeuchi Shunsuke from the newest crop - going by what he does as Loulou*di's Rui...)

Also also - wtf is with the BGM and that ending song (that I suppose will be the opening)? :D The visuals are better than expected but in the music the "early '00s" aesthetics lives on...

Oh well. Honestly, I didn't see the point of this manga getting an anime, and I guess this show just proves me right. Some manga just do better staying as manga... I'll give this a few more episodes, but unless it improves drastically it won't make the cut. I'll expect seeing it as memes or "THIS IS WHY BL IS BAD" arguments, though.

[mediawhorefics]

top 5 names for fluffy kittens!! I'm getting 2 female kittens in the summer and I need inspiration

oooh god that’s hard !!! i personally like to name my pets after fictional characters and usually thematically? so my cats are named ‘ianto’ and ‘indiana/indy’ for ianto jones from torchwood and Indiana jones (they are the jones !!)  i think it also depends on what they look like and their temperament too. 

i can offer you my top 5 nicknames for my cats as a fun alternative though? 

boubou (that’s just noises)

loulou/mon loup (which kind of means wolf-wolf phonetically or ‘my wolf/ for the second one l o l)

baby/bébé sometimes it’s little baby too lol 

fluffy bum (that’s an indy exclusive cos she has very long fur haha)

little darling 

put “top 5” anything in my ask and i will answer ok go

[daddysfangirls-marvel]

Late night boat ride

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warning: fluff, 

Summary:  Could you write a one-shot where shy! reader is in love with Tony and he her but she is Steve’s little girl? Please

“Hi” (Y/n) spoke in a soft voice as she stepped into his lab cautiously looking around. 

“Bruce went out to get lunch. We’re good” He said as he pulled her into his arms trying to kiss her but she quickly pulled away looking behind her at the windows surrounding the lab. 

“people can see”

“no ones around. You worry too much sweetheart” Tony said pulling her back into his arms and kissing her. She hummed and giggled into the kiss. “see that wasn’t so bad” he teases she blushes and bows her head. 

“I just don’t want to get in trouble.” she say hugging him. He sighs it was rough being in a secret relationship. 

(Y/n) was the daughter of Steve Rogers. She wasn’t his real daughter but after the fall of Shield and the ‘death’ of her first guardian Nick Fury he was the first person to step up and take care of her calming her as his own in her time of need. In the public eye she was Steve Rogers daughter and she was a very good girl, a little angel if you will. So one could imagine the worlds reaction, Steve’s reaction, to her being a relationship with not only a much older man but her father close friend and co-worker. Yeah, not good. 

At first (Y/n) avoid Tony Stark and his advice but after a while she just couldn’t they both genuinely liked each other and actually wanted to try. So the two began a secret relationship no one else knew about. The two of them enjoyed their secret relationship the excitement of sneaking around and blissful pleasure of their relationship just being the two of them and no one else. It was perfect for them but perfection never lasted.

“Don’t worry about it, it’s going to be alright” Tony said kissing her forehead gently. 

“I should go. He might be looking for me.” Tony whined and pouted as (Y/n) pulled away Slight “ I’m sorry but I have to go”

“It’s okay. Hey, how about you meet me in the garage later on tonight. I want to take you somewhere.”

“Tony-”

“Don’t worry no one will see us it’ll just be us. I promise. Just be in the garage at 8.” Tony gave her a kiss then pushed her towards the door “now go before we get caught.” 

(Y/n) giggled as he shooed her out the door but promised to see her tonight. Steve asked as (y/n)  stepped off the elevator. 

“oh, um...The lab? I was looking for Bruce. But he wasn’t there” She tried to leave but Steve stepped in front of her.

“Why?”

“um... I don’t know maybe he went for lunch early-”

“no, why did you want to have lunch with him?”

“um... because he’s nice?”

“I .... you know what never mind.” Steve said just shaking his head. “How about you have lunch with me?”

“can we have ice cream too?”

“Of course,” 

(Y/n) had been Sneaking around in lately and Steve had noticed. He had tried to confront her several times about it but could never find it in himself to do it when it came down to it. She was just too sweet. Really he just wanted to make sure she was okay and wasn’t doing anything bad or dangerous. He just wanted her safe.

-

Later that night (Y/n) sneakily made her way to garage where Tony was already waiting by his car. “ You missy are late”

“Just a few minutes. I was trying to be sneaky.” she said she came up towards him giving him a peck on the lips “where are we going?” she asked as Tony opened the car door for her. 

“Don’t worry about it” He said kissing her forehead and pushing her in buckling her up “ It’ll be fun, I promise”

“okay” she whispered shyly. 

The drive was a bit long it took them all the way into the city and to the docks. (Y/n) was confused but didn’t say anything instead waiting and watching quietly. He pulled up and parked he quickly got out going to her side to open her door and unbuckle her. 

“Thank you”

“My pleasure”

“what’s here?”

“Boats”

“I-I mean why are we here?”

“Too many questions”

“Oh, I’m sorry”

“no, no your fine” Tony said quickly going to reassure her before she thought she had done something wrong. “ Just trust me okay we’re almost there”

Walking down to the docks (Y/n) looked at all the pretty, big, and expensive boats, yachts. They came to yacht at the end of the dock. “ Ta-da” Tony said as he showed her the yacht on the back it had a clear picture of Iron man flying with ‘Man of Iron’ written across it. “Come on” he said helping her step up on the yet untying it as he went. 

“Nice, right?”

Tony said as he showed her around he was more so showing her the small things like handmade paintings, and designs, and unique decorations. He knew the big and expensive things weren’t going to impress her, (Y/n) was into small handmade and unique things she was very homey person. 

Tony to her to the helm where he showed her and let her drive until they were a good ways from the shore line but not to far as they’d drift off or get lost. 

“It’s beautiful” (Y/n) said as she looked at the moon shining above them casting a light over the water. 

“It’s about to get better” Tony said as he lead her to the top deck where there were a small table set up for them with dessert. 

“Did you do this?”

“Ye-no” (Y/n) gave Tony a look before he took the credit “ I’ve got three people in the kitchen down below they set this up when we stopped. But it was my idea”

“It really is beautiful, it is perfect. Thank you” she pecks his lips as he leads her to take a seat. She smiled and giggled for a bit just excited and so happy she just couldn’t wipe the smile from her face. And he was just happy to see her smiling and enjoying herself even if she couldn’t put it in words. They just ate their desserts and enjoyed their silences. Just sitting and enjoying each other as a whole.

“This is nice. We should do this more often” Tony said as he laid back on a bundle of pillows placed on the deck (Y/n) laying next to him. He had a glass of champagne while she opted for sparkling cider. 

“Yes, we should” she said as she snuggled into his side. 

Tony leaned down to kiss her she hummed into the kiss he put both their drinks to the side and wrapped his arms around her pulling her into a deeper kiss. He pulled her into his lap he moaned into the kiss as he pulled her against him tightly. The kiss becoming more passionate and heavy. 

“Tony” 

“Yeah” he whispered as he chased for her lips for another kiss. She pushed him away gently.

“I ..I think we should stop now....please?” 

“of course, I’m sorry. I guess I went a bit to far.” 

“I-it’s okay... I just don’t...not on a boat” she said shyly as she slid of his lap and sat next to him.

“of course not”

“M-maybe we should go...home?” he sat up kissing her forehead.

“That’s an end to our night I suppose.”  he said sounding a bit upset.

“I-I’m sorry. we don’t-we don’t have to-”

“Hey” he said stopping her rambling and taking her hand kissing the back of her hand “ Don’t worry about it. It’s getting late anyways. Got to get you to bed.”  she laughed a bit as he pulled her up on to her feet. 

“Yeah, it’s past my bed time” 

-

Tony opened the passenger side door helping (Y/n) out. 

“I had fun... Can we do this again?”

“Whatever you want” he said as he gave her a peck “ just ask.”

She smiled and wrapped her arms around his waist hugging him tightly “Thank you”

“Anytime sweetheart. Let me walk you to your room”

“n-no... sorry, I don’t want us to get caught and in trouble. Sorry” she says as she steps back from him and her head drops she didn’t want to hurt or upset him. But she knew she had. 

“Alright, if that’s what you want” he kissing her forehead” Goodnight, sweetheart” 

“Goodnight” 

Tony watched her as she retreated to the elevator he smiled as she gave him a small smile and wave. He sighed as the doors closed behind her. “ So, you going to hide in the shadows all night?” he said looking over his shoulder to a dark part of the garage. “Got anything to say?”

Steve sighed as he stepped out of the shadows. He slowly approached Tony “How long has this been going?” he asked 

“...Seven months” Tony said “ aren’t you upset?”

“Seven months. I knew something was up but I never expected this. I’m... I’m not upset she seems happy. And I know you’ll take care of her”

“Yeah?”

“Because if you don’t I’ll kill you.” Steve said with a kind smile that left Tony shivering because he knew it wasn’t kindness in that smile but venom. 

“I love her” Tony said as he looked to his car, she had left her purse in the car. “if something happens to her and you need to kill me then so be it. But I’ll do everything in my power to protect and care for her. I can promise you that.”

Steve didn’t say anything instead giving him a simple nod and walking away. Steve wasn’t completely okay with this but she was happy he could clearly see that and Tony was the cause. He definitely wasn’t okay with that but he didn’t want to take away her happiness so...

“be good to her”

“ Of course, who do you think I am?”

“Genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist?”

Tony smile “ not a play boy anymore”

“I hope so” 

-

The next morning (Y/n) tiptoed into the common room to find everyone lounging around and Tony in the kitchen making breakfast. 

“Hey, (Y/n) I made you some breakfast” Tony said waving her into the kitchen. As she gave him a quick thanks and tried to take her plate he grabbed her wrist and pulled her close wrapping an arm around her waist her dips her into a kiss in front of everyone. he pulled away.

“Good morning, sweetheart” 

and that’s how that happened. 

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