Rita Ora’s toes missed the memo that winter has arrived. During a press day in New York City on Jan. 31, the “You Only Love Me” singer gave the metaphorical finger (toe?) to the season in a pair of knee-high thong sandals by Miu Miu. While boots are a staple for snow and sub-zero temperatures, Ora’s cutout shoes were anything but suited for the elements.
The month ahead gives you the chance to your affairs in order, especially when it comes to personal affairs and business matters.
You may feel as though you’re compartmentalising a bit, but that’s natural for the energy present, just be mindful that this doesn’t turn into behaviours of detachment.
Welcome to Who What Wear Weddings, which is essentially fashion people getting married! We’ll be showcasing stylish weddings replete with must-save inspiration images and shoppable elements (this is Who What Wear, after all) and peppered with useful tips and learnings straight from the newlywed. We’re kicking off the series with our own editor in chief’s wedding.
Gap’s newest campaign is dedicated to the memory of the late Stephen “tWitch” Boss. In the imagery shot prior to the renowned dancer’s passing late last year, Boss models pieces from the retailer’s collaboration with menswear brand The Brooklyn Circus. In line with his legacy, as well as his close personal friendship with Brooklyn Circus founder Ouigi Theodore, the collection “explores the concepts of individuality, movement and modern prep,” per a press statement.
Getting dressed for winter dates is like riding the struggle bus over and over again. On one hand, you want to look like the best version of yourself, but on the other hand, you don’t know how that’s physically possible with all those required layers. Don’t worry people—we’ve left this one up to an expert. Below, Nora DeKeyser, matchmaker at Three Day Rule, told us exactly what not to wear on a winter date, along with a few outfit ideas to get you inspired. Check out her list below, and click in to see some winter-date outfit ideas.
