Fashion

Meg (she/her) is the associate fashion commerce editor at ELLE.com, where she specializes in shopping stories spanning the fashion, home, and lifestyle categories. Over the past three years, she has devoted countless hours to researching brands, testing hundreds (maybe even thousands!) of products, and deep-diving into market and consumer trends. Her favorite job responsibilities consist
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Meg (she/her) is the associate fashion commerce editor at ELLE.com, where she specializes in shopping stories spanning the fashion, home, and lifestyle categories. Over the past three years, she has devoted countless hours to researching brands, testing hundreds (maybe even thousands!) of products, and deep-diving into market and consumer trends. Her favorite job responsibilities consist
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Rimowa Releases The Original Bag Who: Rimowa What: New bag Where: Online at rimowa.com Why: Rimowa has mastered luggage; now, it’s expanding its offering with a brand-new accessory. The luxury manufacturer has released the Original Bag, a unisex style that calls to mind fashion’s favorite carry-on, complete with an adjustable crossbody strap and lock for
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Meg (she/her) is the associate fashion commerce editor at ELLE.com, where she specializes in shopping stories spanning the fashion, home, and lifestyle categories. Over the past three years, she has devoted countless hours to researching brands, testing hundreds (maybe even thousands!) of products, and deep-diving into market and consumer trends. Her favorite job responsibilities consist
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It’s always exciting to see entry-price point brands make an appearance at New York Fashion Week, especially COS. The Swedish brand has become a go-to for editors who are shopping for minimalist pieces that whisper chic. So, of course, the latest runway collection was no different. With Issa Rae, Emily Ratajkowski, Colman Domingo, Chloë Sevigny
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Meg (she/her) is the associate fashion commerce editor at ELLE.com, where she specializes in shopping stories spanning the fashion, home, and lifestyle categories. Over the past three years, she has devoted countless hours to researching brands, testing hundreds (maybe even thousands!) of products, and deep-diving into market and consumer trends. Her favorite job responsibilities consist
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There’s a synergy between star athletes and their sneakers, an electricity that surges both on the court or field and off. Their shoes’ design reflects their identity, and in many cases even becomes a part of their legacy. In no sport is this more the case than professional basketball, which has long had its players
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Courtesy of Tommy HilfigerWu-Tang Clan performed. It’s 4 P.M. on September 8 in New York City. Imposter syndrome always feels a bit dramatic until you experience it. I am standing in my hotel room looking at the open doors to my closet. The space is filled with my everyday wear: gym clothes and sweats. But
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The temperature is slowly starting to dip, which means that our outfits need to be a bit more creative to standup to unpredictable weather . Luckily, the U.S. Open falls at the perfect time, and there are several stylish celebrities delivering major outfit inspiration at the games. I squealed when I saw Kerry Washington’s—dare I
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Taylor Fritz may be dominating the US Open, but his girlfriend Morgan Riddle has already won the tournament. The influencer and tastemaker has been dating the top-ranked American men’s player since 2020, and the couple were even featured on Netflix’s Break Point docuseries, which follows the lives of rising tennis stars. Over the years, Riddle
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Willy Chavarria’s show came with some unexpected swag: copies of the United States Constitution, courtesy of the ACLU, on every seat. It was an appropriate primer for the designer’s spring 2025 collection, titled “América.” And with the election mere months away, the future of this country was evidently on his mind. His show notes paid
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Courtesy of the designerChloé pre-fall 2024. Every year when the foliage begins to change, we unlock the coziest versions of ourselves. There’s a collective urge to blast “Red” (Taylor’s Version, of course) and go apple picking. The pocket of time between late September and late November might as well be an unofficial holiday—one that’s sponsored
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