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Kyley Warren is an award-winning writer, editor, and affiliate strategist with more than four years of experience in the publishing space. She currently works as an assistant editor on PS Shopping and is an expert on all things related to shopping and fashion. She previously worked with Entertainment Tonight as a style commerce writer, and her byline has appeared in publications globally.
There’s truly no clothing item that says summer quite like a white dress. Wearing a breezy white dress on a warm day is something many of us look forward to for months. White dresses aren’t a trend, per se, but each summer we see a handful of white-dress trends that catch on like wildfire. And I’m here to talk about what they are this summer. (Yes, they’ve already emerged.)
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Few fashion brands are as synonymous with denim as Gap. The timeless American brand is a go-to destination for all things denim, including jackets, skirts, and, of course, jeans. Gap’s lineup always features classics like high-waisted, bootcut, and straight-leg styles in staple neutrals like black, gray, white, and classic blue. But every now and then, Gap also surprises us with trend-inspired designs and even nostalgic finds. Think flared styles reminiscent of the ’70s, mom jeans of the ’80s, and low-rise, baggy styles from the ’90s.
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Whether we’re shopping for stylish home decor and furniture, beauty products, wellness finds, or new wardrobe staples, Target is our go-to for uncovering elevated yet affordable products. The brand’s popular designer collaborations are known to sell out within minutes, and our editors have even tested some of them, including Rowing Blazers and Target’s spring designer collection.
Keen to cut through the clever marketing, I reached out to multiple online retailers and brands via email to ask why they continue to sell tan accelerators despite the deadly risks of tanning. Twowere not willing to comment, and fourignored my request altogether. Ultrasun — which sells a tan activator with SPF 30, and an aftersun tan booster — did respond. The brand’s UK managing director, Abi Cleeve, told me, “Despite more awareness, we know from customer feedback and the data in the market that many customers still want to tan, especially when they’re on their main holiday each year.” Cleeve added, “These are the hardest group to reach in terms of the need to protect from UV rays, and it’s important that in the first instance we strive to meet them where they are. We want to offer options that customers will use whatever their stage in understanding UV protection.”
