I see you, Shopbop, and that amazing new sale. That’s right. The editor-favorite retailer just launched The Style Event. From October 16 through October 19 at 11:59 p.m. PST, you can save majorly on the site. Specifically, you can take 15% off orders of $200+, 20% off orders of $500+, and 25% off orders of $800+ by using the code STYLE at checkout.
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While we’re just now getting into the end-of-year fall season in New York City, there’s one thing most of our editors haven’t neglected to do once September rolled around: begin thinking about our fall and winter wardrobes. With every change in season comes a changing wardrobe, and naturally, with the amount of trends coming and going one year to the next, it’s only fair to set our sights on picking up a few pieces here and there— especially if they’re on heavy discount. One especially enticing round of discounts stems from our personal go-to for summertime staples, J.Crew, but this year, you won’t have to wait until the long weekend to get in on the action. In fact, you can start shopping the brand’s current selection of linen pants, silk slips, and poplin button-down shirts at a reduced price right this second.
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Earlier this year, on the heels of the fall/winter 2023 runway collections, we made some predictions about where fashion was headed for the second half of 2023. Some things were clear. The buzzword on the front row at fashion month was wearability, a word that emerged as one of the key themes of the season. Wearability was referenced countless times as showgoers witnessed the rise of luxurious, elevated, and incredibly wearable pieces on the runways. Early on, fiery red established itself as the color of the season, and it only became more apparent throughout the collections just how dominant the color would be come fall. Another key trend emerged late in the season—corporate dress codes—as boxy suiting, pinstripes, sharply pointed pumps, and attaché bags permeated designer collections.
