'Tis officially the season for gift-giving. For us, that's a full month in which we'll be providing gift ideas for everyone on your list with our holiday gift guides. So make your holiday shopping a breeze this season, and let us help you find gifts for all the people in your life. Jewelry makes a perfect, easy gift during the holidays — except when it comes to your wallet. And finding budget-friendly pieces that aren’t lacking in quality or value can be hard to identify, especially when shopping online. Luckily, we’ve hunted down the best jewelry gifts under $50 that are worthy enough to surprise your friends and family with. Whether it be the accessory-loving maximalist or an everyday-wearer in your life, jewelry...

When it came time for New York designer Shanel Campbell to photograph her new Bed on Water collection last year, she was faced with limited options. Due to the pandemic, she couldn’t have that many people on set, so she resorted to styling her clothes on mannequins instead of traditional models—a “creepy” choice, she admits, but one that ended up being much more intentional than she first imagined. “[The mannequins] reference this idea of the ‘ideal fashion body,’” says Campbell. “I’m someone who has always struggled with body dysmorphia, and I’ve always been like, Oh, you wish you looked like this mannequin.” She saw a clever irony in displaying her clothes, which she envisions for all body types, on a form that has traditionally perpetuated a...

enterOn Tuesday, Nov. 16, designer of the luxury brand Hanifa, Anifa Mvuemba, transformed the National Portrait Gallery in Washington D.C. into a whimsical reality, encouraging all in attendance to live out their wildest dreams — even those that are years in the making. In May 2020, Mvuemba sent shockwaves through the fashion industry with a 3D virtual presentation of her Pink Label Congo line. The show featured ethereal silhouettes wearing the sophomore collection, marrying the worlds of fashion and tech during a time when brands were still figuring out how to go virtual with their designs. In D.C., however, attendees were able to experience the mind of the designer IRL, starting with Mvuemba opting to hold the show in her hometown rather...

The holiday season isn’t the holiday season without a jolly dose of Loewe. For the Holiday Collection 2021, Loewe is launching an eclectic. vibrant collection fusing fine craftsmanship with the bold colors and playful prints the label is known for, a place where bright neons are juxtaposed with electric prints by Charles Francis Annesley Voysey, British architect and designer (1857-1941). Shot by Tyler Mitchell, the Holiday Collection campaign evokes the whimsical, crafty spirit of Loewe and the warm-and-cozy atmosphere of the holidays. From small leather goods (the perfect stocking stuffers) to floor-length wool coats (the most unwrappable present under the tree), Loewe’s Holiday Collection is a triumph of the Spanish luxury house, a celebration of the “simplicity in decoration,” which, according to Charles...

Hot Girl Summer is out, and Cool Girl Winter is in. In a season where layering is a must and the occasional bulky silhouette is inevitable, the easiest way to finish off any look is by making your outermost layer—the coat—your look. So when the temperature drops, let your confidence rise with these 7 cool-girl statement coats, perfectly chic and cozy for the winter. .   1. Wolf & Badger Fuchsia Pink Statement Coat Image via Wolf & Badger It’s all in the name—this coat makes a statement. In bright, vivid pink, this longline coat with fringed puff sleeves is the perfect finisher to your winter look, elegant and flirty all at once. Elevate your winter outfits instantly by leaving it open, styling with a belt,...

Winter is approaching, and this season, we're going as bold as ever. Right now, it's all about who gets the most eyes on their designs, and how exotic you can style a look. Our favorite pieces are abstract, and avant-garde. They catch your eye, but they're still extremely wearable. Some of the looks include the black Balenciaga Couture coat with feather-like appendages, the blue Gaultier Paris by Sacai gown split down the middle for legroom to show off matching patterned tights, the pink and lavender smooth Armani Privé pants and soft top combination, and the black Schiaparelli Haute Couture dress adorned with gold ornamentation that looks like something Maleficent herself would wear. Styled by V Magazine and VMAN Fashion Director Gro Curtis, these looks are nothing short of impressive. But the other half...