No one knows how to dress for winter like an East Coaster. New Jersey–based content creator Allison Whalen is no exception. Her Instagram feed offers a master class in everyday layering, featuring an endless array of luxe sweaters, laid-back flannel, artfully draped scarves, and cozy footwear. “Living in New Jersey, it can definitely get really cold, but I try to make an effort to get outside everyday,” she tells us. “Having warm footwear makes a huge difference in my morning routine.”
Weil ich nicht mutig genug war, mir selbst einen „Wolf Cut“ zu schneiden, begab ich mich in die professionellen Hände von Anita Rice, Mitbegründerin vom Londoner Salon Buller + Rice. Ich wusste, dass die extremen Stufen gut zu meinem Haartyp passen würden (eine Kombination aus Locken und Wellen), wollte aber auch nicht, dass die oberen Stufen mein natürliches Lockenmuster zerstörten. Anita versicherte mir, dass dieser Style sehr vielseitig ist und an individuelle Haartypen angepasst werden kann. Das liegt daran, dass der Look teils im nassen, teils im trockenen Zustand geschnitten wird. Dadurch bekommen die Stylist:innen ein Gefühl dafür, wie deine Haare im natürlichen Zustand fallen sollten.
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The only thing better than seeing someone’s face light up when they open a gift that you handpicked for them is buying that same gift for yourself. My friends and I have similar fashion taste, so when it’s time to shop for the holidays, my cart is full of duplicates. This year, I’m trying to cut back on the shopping, but Jenni Kayne is making it extremely difficult with all of the cute pieces popping up on the site. This brand has absolutely mastered the art of high-quality, luxe basics that are downright irresistible. (The home décor is just as dreamy as the clothing, by the way.) Take a look at the 16 items below and decide if you want to buy one for a loved one, yourself, or both.
Everyone’s scalp is different, and like skin, your scalp type comes down to genetics. But they all produce sebum and play an important function in hair growth. There are some key differences, though: “Sebum, which functions to moisturize and protect the scalp and hair typically has a harder time traveling down the hair shaft of those with textured hair,” explains Helen Reavey founder of Act+Acre, and a certified trichologist and celebrity hairstylist. “This often leads to dryness in both the scalp and hair, which needs to be supplemented with moisture-rich products.”
