Category: Fashion

Before Overcompensating star Wally Baram became the rising screenwriter, stand-up comedian, and actress she is today, she had an entirely different career path in mind: to be a cowboy. With no prior horseback-riding experience to speak of and just a love for the great outdoors and rural activities, she convinced her parents to let her attend a high school where you learn how to be a cowboy. But Baram’s stint as a skilled ranch worker was short-lived. There was no quieting the voice in the back of her head touting her other pipe dream—comedy. In retrospect, comedy was always a deep-seated desire for the young creative, but as she tells me with a chuckle over Zoom, “a woman’s whims cannot be explained!” read more

Hair trends have gone in and out almost as quickly as clothing—well, we’re not at micro-trend level yet, so I guess hair still has some integrity there. But one thing that never goes out of style? An effortless, straight hairstyle. (Yes, even in the age of the Dyson Airwrap blowout.) read more

Leggings and Uggs is a timeless combination—there’s no doubt about that. And if you’re a celebrity who attends pilates classes in Los Angeles, the paparazzi will probably photograph you wearing the combination on a regular basis. Kaia Gerber, the subject of this particular story, is one of them. What does vary is the type of leggings and Ugg shoes that people wear, and Gerber just displayed the chicest, most trend-forward combination there is right now. read more

I’ll admit it: low-rise jeans don’t exactly inspire excitement. In fact, most people still associate them with the early 2000s — when Britney Spears‘ butt crack was practically a pop culture mascot. Not exactly a golden era for denim (especially for those of us who tried to pull it off). But here’s the thing: the low-rise trend is back, and this time, it’s different. Today’s version isn’t about skin-tight jeans paired with baby tees. It’s more laid-back — think beachy, baggy jeans that feel effortlessly cool rather than constricting. That shift alone was enough to get me curious. And eventually, it got me to buy a pair. Enter: Madewell Dean Easy Straight Jeans ($148). The only low-rise jeans I own — and honestly, the reason I’m about to own more. There’s something about the cut, the fit, the vibe . . . they just work. I reach for them constantly, and I’m not looking back. read more