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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Laura Lajiness Kaupke

    I Found the Ballet Flat Alternative I Want to Wear All Fall (opens the original)

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    The ballet flat has been undergoing something of a transformation, with designers pushing the familiar silhouette into increasingly unexpected territory. This summer, it was all about the jazz shoe, with its soft leather and lace-up construction. For fall, that unconventional sensibility is evolving into the opera shoe. Originally worn by men for formal evening occasions in the 19th century, the traditional opera pump was a low-heeled, slip-on style, typically crafted in black patent leather and

  2. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Laura Lajiness Kaupke

    I’m Suddenly Shopping Pencil Skirts—and Not One Is for the Office (opens the original)

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    The pencil skirt has long had a reputation for being a little stuffy and corporate, but this fall, it's looking anything but. As the season ushers in a more refined approach to dressing, the classic silhouette is one of its key pieces, with longer lengths, tactile fabrics, and styling that feels far less buttoned-up. Hemlines fall below the knee into midi, tea-length, and even maxi territory, while wool, silk, leather, corduroy, and suede bring richness and texture to the iconic shape. Designers

  3. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Laura Lajiness Kaupke

    I’m Putting Off Boot Season for These Fall Flats (opens the original)

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    You can always make room for a new pair of flats, especially at the kick-start of fall when sandals are no longer the default but it’s still a bit early for boots. A great pair is one of the easiest ways to shift your wardrobe into the new season without changing much else. Wear them with the jeans you’ve been waiting all summer to pull back out, tailored trousers for the office, or a skirt or dress while bare-leg weather is still hanging on. This season also brings plenty of ways to rethink you

  4. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · Laura Lajiness Kaupke

    I’ve Tried Every Denim Trend—These 5 Outfit Formulas Always Look Good (opens the original)

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    Jeans and a T-shirt are about as classic a combination as it gets, but simple doesn't have to mean predictable. The right denim fit sets the tone, whether it's a dark-wash bootcut, a relaxed light-wash pair, a cropped flare, crisp white denim, or a straight-leg silhouette. From there, a few thoughtful layers and accessories can take the formula in entirely different directions. The beauty of starting with great jeans is that you don't need much else. A striped tee and baggy denim feel relaxed wi

  5. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Laura Lajiness Kaupke

    Fashion People Aren't Buying Basic Blue Jeans Right Now—These Are the Pairs They're Choosing Instead (opens the original)

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    Our favorite jeans may be wardrobe mainstays, but that doesn't mean we can't be tempted by something new. As we start reaching for early fall fashion pieces, switching up your denim is an easy way to get into the season—and right now, we're looking beyond the medium-blue jeans that anchor so many of our go-to outfits. Color is an especially easy way to think more fall-forward when it's still a little too toasty for heavy layers. Ecru, brown, and gray jeans pair naturally with the first pieces we

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