HeyJaredBella Druckman
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 15
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- Oct 1, 2026
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- Jul 10, 2026
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I Found a Cozy Mock-Neck Sweatshirt That Doesn’t Cost $100 (opens the original)
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Over the past several years, there has been an influx of every kind of “neck” except crewnecks. There was the Great Rollneck Renaissance of 2025 that originated at J.Crew and went everywhere from L.L.Bean to La Ligne. We also saw smaller but still relevant resurgences of nicher necks — primarily the high-V and boat(neck) tees. In more casual (and often collegiate) circles, it’s been all about the mock-neck sweatshirt, usually oversize and made from cotton fleece and terry. It’s more breathable t
I Tried All the (Under $30) Tees From Abercrombie (opens the original)
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It’s become increasingly common to see a nearly $100 price tag on a white tee. Those prices often signify “high-quality” cotton, heavyweight fabrics, and some expert marketing — two of our writers, in fact, tested several options in that range last month. But the truth of the matter is that some T-shirts should just be T-shirts — as in the no-fuss top you can throw on whether you’re planning to eat a full plate of spaghetti or head to a crowded bar downtown — and an expensive price tag takes the
Half Off Some Chocolate-Brown Sambas (opens the original)
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It’s become difficult to recall a time when Adidas’s Sambas weren’t the sneaker of choice among teens, 20-somethings, several of my colleagues, and just about every person I see on my commute. With the classic stripes, goes-with-everything silhouette, and slim sole, they’re a classic for a reason. And while they’ll usually run you a relatively reasonable $110 — a bargain compared to $200 Salomons and $190 Onitsuka Tigers — they’re marked down by 50 percent today at Shopbop, bringing them to just
On My Mind: Replacing My New Balance 530s (opens the original)
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We’ve reached unprecedented levels of polka-dot frenzy this summer: Innumerable sororities have chosen the theme “[Insert sorority] is the spot to be,” every buzzy brand (Parke, SET Active, Aritzia — you name it) has cashed in on the craze, and when I commute home on nights when Harry Styles is playing MSG, I almost always find myself in an actual sea of dot-clad young women on the subway platform. The current polka-dot moment feels akin to the butter-yellow mania we experienced over the past co
Teens Are Making Wish Lists for Everything Right Now (opens the original)
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Gone are the days when parents searched for scribbled circles in catalogues to decipher their kids’ wish lists. These days, tweens and teens — mostly girls — aren’t even using Pinterest or their Notes app; they’re turning to a more streamlined wish-list-making platform called Giftful. There are other wish-list platforms, like GoWish and Giftster, but Giftful is by far the most popular. In fact, the seven teens I interviewed for this story said some variation of, “Oh, all my friends use Giftful.”
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