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- Aug 31, 2026
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Forget skinny jeans, long blouses look better with flared pants (opens the original)
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Watching long blouses from the 2000s fashion make a comeback is comforting to a lot of us millennials. Featuring embellishments, lace, or asymmetrical cuts to make them the centre of attention, these were often the MVP of our wardrobes in the early aughts. The garment was so influential that it was an essential part of the runways during those years, and not even stars like Anne Hathaway, Hilary Duff, and Miley Cyrus could resist wearing them at red-carpet events. While the flowing and sometimes
How to pair heeled mules with straight leg jeans (opens the original)
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Heeled mules are having a moment, offering an easy way to experiment with your wardrobe without going too far outside your comfort zone. Shoes, after all, have become unpredictable. On the one hand, we’ve seen “ugly” styles become favourites among fashion experts as a way to put a new spin on their looks, while classic styles have become more interesting thanks to features such as closed-toe designs or geometric heels. When it comes to mules, the design has moved away somewhat from pointed toes,
7 chic ways to wear flared jeans with white blouses and heels (opens the original)
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Some outfit combinations outlast the trend cycle because they work in almost any season. Flared jeans, a white blouse and heels are one such trio. The formula may be simple, but the contrast between crisp white fabric, sweeping denim and a heeled shoe makes it feel considered without demanding much effort. Street-style regulars across the world’s fashion capitals offer plenty of ways to wear the combination, from flowing blouses and tonal denim to halterneck tops with black jeans. Flowy blouses—
4 chic ways to wear Japanese sneakers with your flared jeans (opens the original)
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Japanese sneakers can be worn with everything you own in your wardrobe. This is hardly surprising, considering that the Land of the Rising Sun has both an aesthetic culture and purpose-driven fashion. Then there are Japanese subcultures where sneakers are key in building a look. There's Urahara, a ’90s streetwear aesthetic originating in Tokyo's Harajuku district; the Kireime Kei, which encourages the minimlist, understated dressing; and the Mori Kei subculture—a Japenese take on cottage core. O
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