In Theory, Gen Z Should Hate Wednesday Addams’ Style, But A Goth Revival Is Here

At first glance, Wednesday Addams is not who you’d associate with as an icon for Gen Z. With a disgust for human connection, there’s a multitude of reasons why she still finds herself to be a lonely outcast in a school that’s meant for outcasts. Atwood designed the costumes with a strong intention to push that striking difference. Wednesday’s dress in the first episode was in the style of Charles Addams with a large, sharply pointed white collar. This really contrasts her against what we see from the other students in traditional, American teen fashions.” read more

How Did These Beauty Influencers Suddenly Go Broke?

It goes deeper than what’s trending, as social media can hugely impact how we evaluate ourselves, explained Robert Common, psychologist and CEO of Beekeeper House. “By its very nature,” said Robert, “social media is set up to encourage consumerism and a materialistic mindset.” Certainly, Annie felt that social media persuaded her that she needed to own particular things. “I was constantly buying what was popular on the ‘gram and I started to gain 1,000 followers, then 2,000.” Annie said she assumed that if she had the latest products, she would continue to grow her following. This was the false confirmation she needed to keep spending. read more

Ashley Graham Steps Out For Date Night in a Completely Sheer Hooded Dress

Ashley Graham went out for date night with husband Justin Ervin on Dec. 8 in nothing but a set of black underwear layered beneath a completely sheer maxi dress. On Thursday, the couple attended the Time Person of the Year Reception in New York City in coordinated black ensembles. Graham opted for a mesh hooded dress from the brand Interior’s fall/winter 2022 evening-wear collection, while Ervin looked dashing in a turtleneck layered under a single-breasted velvet blazer and black slacks. read more

I Found an $8 Target Dupe For Those TikTok-Famous Hoop Earrings

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I’m no psychologist, but I really do believe there’s a science (probably worth studying!) behind the effects of wearing gold hoop earrings and the way that the accessory can always manage to make me look good — even when I’m dressed in my absolute worst. I can’t quite explain exactly what it is, but something about donning a pair of even the simplest gold hoops makes me feel infinitely better. When I’m jumping on a Zoom call in my PJs, I can throw a pair on and instantly look put together. If I’m short on time and running out the door for an event, they double as the perfect outfit elevator to sneak into my bag and style in the car. Even when I was recovering from COVID and bedridden for almost two weeks, I made an effort to wear the jewelry piece nearly every day towards the end of my sickness, and I swear they gave me the extra incentive I needed to get out of bed and get back to normal life. Speaking on behalf of all fashion-lovers here: if any doctors are reading this, I’d love a report on the serotonin-boosting benefits of gold hoop earrings, please and thank you! read more