Date: Wednesday, March 12
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Being comfortable in your own shoes never goes out of style, so investing in a top-tier sneaker collection is always a smart idea. When it comes to picking out the best sneakers, we look for a few key elements: good sneaker design, quality materials, and the perfect fit — because who wants to be uncomfortable? Our editors test out so many different types of shoes to provide you with the best product recommendations, and we boast a particular expertise on sneakers (call us sneakerheads, if you will).
If you’ve also been struggling to find the right layer for these in-between days—too chilly to go without, yet not cold enough for a heavy coat—then you’ve come to the right place. I was in exactly the same predicament myself, that was until I spotted an elegant jacket trend crop up across the celebrity style set in Paris this week.
It’s been a minute since we discussed mom jeans here on Who What Wear, after they peaked in the 2010s, but Gigi Hadid just wore a pair in Paris, so there’s no time like the present to reignite the conversation. As a reminder, the mom jeans trend has origins in the ’80s and ’90s, and is fairly polarizing, as far as denim trends go. The high-waisted, slightly cropped, tight at the top, slightly looser and tapered at the bottom jeans have a reputation of being frumpy, but modern pairs from chic brands are far more flattering than their decades-ago predecessors.
That adventure-worthy resortwear includes colorful and patterned dresses, jumpsuits, button-downs, shorts, bucket hats, summer scarves, and more across womenswear and menswear. Many styles come in several cheerful prints (like zebra and botanicals) and vibrant hues (like turquoise and yellow) to best complement your personal vacation style. The lightweight knits, linens, cotton poplins, and silks are also suitcase-approved, and ready to be packed for your next getaway.
