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Von einer unkomplizierten Methode, um den Bund deiner Jeans enger zu machen, bis hin zu einer süßen Option, deinen schlichten, weißen T-Shirts ein bisschen Flair zu verleihen: Wir haben zehn easy Ideen zusammengestellt, mit denen du das Meiste aus dem rausholst, was du ohnehin schon im Schrank zu hängen hast. Sind wir nicht schließlich alle immer auf der Suche nach neuen Styling-Möglichkeiten für die Klamotten, die wir schon besitzen?
As if Beyoncé rocking a crystal bikini on the “Renaissance” album cover wasn’t already an indicator, the thongkini is officially summer’s hottest swimwear trend. The thongkini, or thong bikini, looks like a traditional two-piece swimsuit from the front, but in the back, it features a thin strip of material designed to show as much skin as possible.
Back then, I remember watching Black, British, beautiful and talented Jamelia on (now defunct) MTV Base, awe-eyed and obsessed. What I didn’t realise was that, just like me, the famous star would soon re-examine her relationship with her natural hair. The internet-born natural hair movement had yet to come into the public consciousness, and all I wanted was GHDs, a relaxer and a super straight weave with yaki hair extensions. I spent much of the 2010s with heat damage, as many of my friends did — an all-too-familiar millennial tale. For many Black women who grew up well before natural hair bloggers began sharing self-loving afro hair tutorials on YouTube, the journey to embracing afro hair textures, especially the tightest of curl patterns, was one filled with misinformation, internalised texturism and insecurities. For some of us, it still is. Despite significant commercial progress made in the Black hair care industry (from product innovation to representation in media and advertising), there appears to be unspoken generational differences between Black women and girls who witnessed the far-reaching embrace of natural hair on social media in their formative years and those who didn’t.
Jeans are one of the key staples in my wardrobe. You too? Wonderful. You’re going to enjoy what’s coming ahead. While I will wear black jeans (in fact, I used to live in them), I typically reach for blue jeans these days to complete my daily looks. In terms of washes and cuts, it really runs the gamut from lighter to darker and straight-leg to wide-leg silhouettes.
