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Meghan Markle already has a reputation for incorporating thoughtful design flourishes into her wardrobe; over the years, she’s subtly channeled Princess Diana’s infamous style, frequently worn pieces from woman-owned brands like Cuyana and Birdies, and even been spotted wearing an eternity ring encrusted with Markle’s own birthstone, along with those of her husband, Prince Harry, and their firstborn child, Archie. Now, in her latest Instagram post, the former royal gave fans a glimpse of yet another style that cleverly pays homage to her family – and keeps her kiddos feeling close. ICYMI: Markle took to Instagram earlier in the week

Taylor Swift is no stranger to initial jewelry, but the pop star’s latest take on the trend is helping to usher in a new era for the accessory. Swift attended the 2025 Grammys on Sunday, Feb. 2, in Los Angeles, California, where the musician graced the red carpet in a mini dress by Vivienne Westwood to match her signature red lip. The micro frock was adorned with sequin embellishments and featured a statement “Chiefs red” color that fans speculated was a nod to her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and his team’s forthcoming Super Bowl game; evidently, that didn’t seem to be

It’s pretty rare to walk the streets of New York City and not come across at least one Tory Burch piece throughout the day. Whether it’s the Ella tote or the famous Miller sandals, the fashion house is a staple of classic street style. Birthed from the mind of its eponymous founder Tory Burch in 2004, the brand has become a household name lasting through various eras of fashion – from Blair Waldorf’s preppy raincoats on CW’s “Gossip Girl” to designing bags for our favorite celebs from Mindy Kaling to Jodie Turner-Smith. Originally coined “TRB by Tory Burch,” the monumental

Taylor Swift’s presence at NFL games has done more than just bring a new legion of fans to the sport; it’s also given fashion girlies (like myself) an excuse to tune in each week for a glimpse at the star’s commanding game-day looks. Last weekend, Swift attended the 2025 AFC Championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills, decked out in a head-to-toe Louis Vuitton ensemble that offered a grunge, Blair Waldorf-inspired take on TikTok’s loud-luxury trend – perhaps a callback to the Y2K aesthetic she sported throughout her original “Reputation” era? (Cue the speculation of Swifties everywhere.)

When it comes to fashion, whether you’re minimalist, maximalist, or something entirely in between, there’s one staple item you need in your wardrobe: a leather jacket. It’s truly the Swiss army knife of clothing. There are plenty of different styles to choose from, including oversize, cropped, and motorcycle – just to name a few. You can dress it up or down, and whether you’re wearing it for a date or throwing it on for a quick grocery store run, there’s nothing like a well-worn leather jacket that is perfectly you. However, finding a high-quality leather jacket at a price that

The Expert Edit features interviews with specialists about the products they swear by in their chosen field. For the latest installment, we spoke to Violet Gross and Diana Giese, Tulerie’s founder/CEO and COO, respectively. Tulerie is a luxury peer-to-peer rental clothing app that launched in 2018 – ahead, sisters Gross and Giese share their top lifestyle product recommendations. Violet Gross founded designer rental app Tulerie based on the simple idea that women love to share clothes – and from an environmental standpoint, it’s a way more sustainable practice than buying new. “Tulerie is a community of women who adore fashion,

If you’re like me and you couldn’t find a pair of Birkenstock’s Boston Soft Footbed Clogs in your preferred size and color a couple of seasons ago, it may have been for the best. Turns out, the shearling-lined fall- and winter-friendly iteration of the brand’s popular clog is softer, cozier, and more comfortable than the Boston Soft Footbed Clogs. I pounced on buying Birkenstock’s Boston Genuine Shearling Lined Clogs ($175) as soon as they appeared in Nordstrom’s new arrivals section, and I’ve been wearing them nonstop. What I Love About Birkenstock’s Shearling-Lined Clogs They feel like a fuzzy slipper but

As a shopping editor who has spent nearly 11 years in the industry, I’m a bit embarrassed to admit I’d never heard of Barbour before meeting my boyfriend, Nick. I just always thought he looked really good in that waxed green jacket he always wore. When his brother started to beg him for a trade off, I started to do some research and found myself scrolling endlessly on the British brand’s site. From menswear to womenswear (and even dog-wear), I wanted everything. While Barbour is most famously known for its legacy in appealing to adventure seekers who enjoy the outdoors

I’ve always been a wide-leg denim person. Sunsetting skinny jeans from my wardrobe was honestly one of the smartest moves I’ve ever made. But JNCO (which stands for “Judge None Choose One”) brings a whole new meaning to wide-leg jeans. Originally founded by Jacques Yaakov Revah and Haim Milo Revah in 1985, the label became a beloved ’90s brand for skate, rave, and street culture. The shape of these pants, with their oversize pockets and pooling material that grazed the floor, was inherently triangular. Many of them featured graffiti-like patches – with the signature logo following suit – colorful flaps,

For all the excitement surrounding Black Friday, I’d argue that Cyber Monday is the actual best shopping day of the year. Like Black Friday, Cyber Monday sales are expansive, often covering major shopping categories like fashion or tech and offering discounts on the year’s most coveted products. But Cyber Monday also has enough distance between itself and Thanksgiving so that shoppers can really dive into the deals – without distraction. And FWIW, this year’s assortment of Cyber Monday fashion deals are shaping up to be some of the best in recent memory. J.Crew is offering up to 50 percent off