June 19, 2020 at 05:20PM It’s been a minute since we thought about “real” clothes. Sure, we’ve been watching trends and we’ve carried over some of our go-to pieces, but we’ve, admittedly, been relying a lot on our sweatpants. Now, that we’re starting to – carefully! – move around a bit more for socially distanced hangs outdoors, we’re looking to some of our favorite street style looks for the inspiration we’ve been missing. Think bold prints and colors, retro influences, and the easiest way to wear breezy wide-leg pants, all styled in a way that’s simple to try yourself – even if you’re easing back into the whole concept of getting dressed. Read on to kick-start your outfits with 100 ideas that are endlessly cool and decidedly easy. More Celeb News Author Hannah Weil McKinley | Popsugar Selected by CWC
Month: June 2020
This $25 Tie-Dye Sweatshirt Is an Old Navy Bestseller – See Women Wearing It at Home
June 19, 2020 at 05:10PM Every time this Old Navy Relaxed Vintage Crew-Neck Sweatshirt ($25, originally $35) goes up on the site, sizes run out in just hours. Customers at Old Navy can’t get enough of the comfy yet on-trend essential. Whether you’re lounging around at home or running errands, this sweatshirt is a fun option to throw on. Women have been showing off the popular purchase on Instagram, so we chose a couple of favorites so you can see this bestseller in the wild. The must have comes in sizes XS-XXL. It’s already on sale, but you can take an additional 10 percent off on top of that at checkout. Hurry up and get it before it sells out all over again! Related: I've Probably Tried On 100+ T-Shirts, but This $14 Find Is My New Holy Grail Staple More Celeb News Author Macy Cate Williams | Popsugar Selected by CWC
20+ Black-Owned Jewelry Brands With Chic-as-Hell Accessories You’ll Love
June 19, 2020 at 05:10PM In the wake of George Floyd’s killing and amid nationwide protests for racial justice, many are looking for ways to step up and advocate for the Black community. Consciously spending in solidarity and regularly shopping at Black-owned businesses is a solid place to start. After highlighting many of our favorite home decor, beauty, and fashion brands founded by talented Black creatives, it’s time to show our love for those keeping us accessorized with chic-as-hell jewelry. Some specialize in unique engagement rings (we see you, Valerie Madison) and statement earrings (shout-out to Humans Before Handles), while others offer sleek and simple pieces for everyday wear (Mateo has you covered). Once you click that “add to cart” button on their items, don’t stop there – follow them on social media, learn more about each company’s history and mission, recommend them to your friends, and bookmark ’em for your shopping needs later on. Let’s celebrate the creativity of these Black jewelry-makers and designers not just today or this week but all the time. Related: #PullUp For These Fashion Brands, Because They're All Giving Back to the Black Community More Celeb News Author Victoria Messina | Popsugar Selected by CWC
Emma Chamberlain Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020]
June 19, 2020 at 05:29PM Emma Chamberlain Workout Routine and Diet Plan: Emma Chamberlain is a YouTube that gets known for her fitness, beauty, and different kinds of Vlogs. … Read moreEmma Chamberlain Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020] The post Emma Chamberlain Workout Routine and Diet Plan [2020] appeared first on Health Yogi. Continue Reading… Author ZingSid | Yogi Selected by CWC
38 Black Fashion Influencers to Follow Now and Always
June 19, 2020 at 04:35PM We have to acknowledge that for far too long, fashion hasn’t done enough to amplify Black voices. The industry has fallen short in many ways, and we have a lot of work to do to show up as the antiracist allies we want to be. Fortunately, Instagram is platform where Black creatives can be seen and heard in their own words. Here, you’ll find Black designers, editors, models, bloggers, and artists making an impact and sharing their influence through art and style, and it may just be exactly what your feed is missing. Inside, we look to 38 tastemakers, trendsetters, and fashion leaders who are changing the game – one post at a time. Read on to be inspired, hit “follow,” and listen and share Black voices now and always. Related: 53 Black-Owned Fashion Businesses You Can Support Right Now – Additional reporting by Madison Meltzer More Celeb News Author Hannah Weil McKinley | Popsugar Selected by CWC
There’s a ‘Ring of Fire’ Solar Eclipse This Weekend
June 19, 2020 at 04:00PM Summer solstice 2020 is serving up more than just the longest day of light in the northern hemisphere. For the first time since 1982, this notable cosmic event dovetails with a “ring of fire” solar eclipse that peaks at 2:41AM EDT on June 21. During a solar eclipse, the moon sits directly between the Earth and Sun, also referred to as a conjunction (or meetup at the same sign and degree of the Sun and the moon). During this brief time, the moon can block out the Sun’s light, temporarily disconnecting us from our sense of reality. Astrologically, eclipses are provocative moments, where the only thing constant is change. Unsettling information may come to light, and whatever has been sitting in the shadows must be reckoned with. During these turbulent times, resolution often requires a revolution. As old structures and systems are exposed, they may tumble to ruin in order to pave the way for a new way of life to be born. The eclipse will happen on Sunday, June 21 During the June 21 solar eclipse, both the Sun and moon are in Cancer, the zodiac’s heart-centered nurturer. This is the sign that rules our homes and homelands, our ancestral roots and financial security—all areas of life that are undergoing extreme transformation this year. As this eclipse arrives with a new moon, it may herald unprecedented ideas and actions. A “ring of fire” solar eclipse. Author | Elle Selected by CWC
Gender-Neutral Brand L’Uomo Strano is Kicking Off Fashion Art Toronto’s Virtual Runway Show
June 19, 2020 at 03:00PM 2020 marks the 15-year anniversary of Fashion Art Toronto, the city’s largest annual multi-arts fashion festival, which draws thousands of guests every spring for its experimental, diverse and inclusive convergence of art and fashion. Because of COVID-19, however, FAT had to pivot from its original celebratory plans, choosing instead to host a virtual runway series. The virtual series will be showcasing the work of five designers across five dates at five locations around Toronto, streaming their runway shows live on the Fashion Art Toronto Instagram page every Monday and Friday evening at 8pm EST, beginning June 22. All presentations will also be shared on the Fashion Art Toronto YouTube channel. View this post on Instagram #WEAREALLINTHISTOGETHER >>> VIRTUAL RUNWAY LAUNCHING JUNE 22 > Watch runway shows from #fashionarttoronto designers & models every Monday and Friday starting June 22nd >> Sponsored by @lisatuff_tilu (Hair Direction) @bprettymua (MUA direction) @dcs.global (Video / Media Direction) . . . PHOTO CREDIT: Cinematography @beem.creative Editing/Cretive Direction @shotbycash Producers @vanja_vasic_ @dvdcash Models: @sukhaneverdies @reggie_ho @smorezz_ @dmkzy @onceaking__ Styling @luomostrano & @sukhaneverdies Hair @lisatuff_tilu @susiegoldenberg @maddymathon Mua @nilly_vanilli @angelaleemakeup Clothing: models own Styling assistants @isvabel.w @mimisikko @paigemarilynatkinson #virtualrunway A post shared by Fashion Art Toronto (@fashionarttoronto) on Jun 15, 2020 at 11:02am PDT //www.instagram.com/embed.js “We’ve put together a dynamic schedule of virtual runway shows from five talented designers who are expanding boundaries around gender norms, sharing sustainable alternatives and who are creatively using fashion to make powerful social statements,” says Vanja Vasic, executive director/founder of FAT. The production and
I’ve Probably Tried On 100+ T-Shirts, but This $8 Find Is My New Holy Grail Staple
June 19, 2020 at 03:30PM Call me a T-shirt aficionado. I am so particular about the wardrobe staple, and as a shopping editor, I’ve tested at least 100 styles. A great tee can’t be see-through, and when I wash it, the quality must remain the same. Additionally, the sleeves can’t be too short or too long; the fit should be stylish, not tacky or outdated. See what I mean? I’m picky! Of all the options I’ve tried, these Old Navy Tees ($10-$14) are my absolute favorites. They check all my boxes and the prices can’t be beat. Most of the brand’s T-shirts come in sizes XS-XXL and types regular, tall, and petite. The designs are tag-free, so there’s no annoying itchiness at your neck or side. The fabric is soft and relaxed, but not flimsy or thin. These tees are all-around winners. Ahead, I provided the info for my exact shirt, as well as similar options in different colors. Take my word for it and stock up on these awesome wardrobe staples before they go out of stock. Related: This $15 Sherpa Pullover Is My No. 1 Cozy Piece, and I Test Loungewear For a Living More Celeb News Author Macy Cate Williams | Popsugar Selected by CWC
Shopping For New Swimsuits? These 17 Black-Owned Brands Have You Covered
June 19, 2020 at 03:15PM If you’re on the hunt for a new swimsuit this summer, these Black-owned swimwear brands have you covered. Each one has its own unique aesthetic and a background story worth celebrating, all of which you’ll learn about ahead. From Andrea Iyamah’s artistic, statement-making bikinis to MissesBrie’s curve-flattering one-pieces, there’s something for everyone, no matter what your summer style may be. Keep reading for the full scoop on 17 of our favorite Black-owned swimsuit labels, and add them to your online shopping rotation. Related: Riot Swim's Sexy Bikinis and One-Pieces Are at the Top of Our Summer Wish List More Celeb News Author Victoria Messina | Popsugar Selected by CWC
I’ve Been Searching For the Perfect Summer Sandals, and Old Navy Has Them For $12
June 19, 2020 at 03:10PM The other day, I glanced down at my feet. Not only were they in dire need of a fresh pedicure, but they were enveloped in – yet again – a pair of cozy slippers for the umpteenth day in a row. While I love cozy clothing, in that moment, I felt like I wanted a fresh pair of stylish sandals. There are so many shoe trends to consider right now – from block heels to thong sandals – but I decided to hunt down one of my favorite styles: an easy-to-wear gladiator sandal; and I found it at Old Navy. The Faux-Suede Lace-Up Gladiator Sandals ($13, originally $35) comes in five earthy shades, and unlike other gladiators I’ve owned, they’re simple to both slip on and tie. The footbed is soft, it’s simple to loosen or tighten the laces, and the laces even have small delicate tassels on the ends so the shoe itself doesn’t feel overly trendy. The minute I slipped them on, I took them for a walk and felt ready for summer. More Celeb News Author Rebecca Brown | Popsugar Selected by CWC