Author: Elle

There are moments that call for it playful, striking bags they feel like the icing on the cake of an already very good outfit. And then there are the moments that ask for more practical styles who will help you through everything. Personally, I like the first option a little more than the second, but for obvious reasons it is the daily workhorses that are the most chosen from my wardrobe. When it comes to investing in the best designer bagsIn any case, I want to know whether a bag has the cost-per-wear yields with daily use. With that in…

With Hul le Kes, Sjaak Hullekes and Sebastiaan Kramer show that the fashion industry can also look different, both for people and for the planet. From an old sawmill in Arnhem, the label has developed a completely local ecosystem since its start in 2018 post-consumermaterials are processed into high-end fashion, while at the same time space is created for people at a distance from the labor market and participants in recovery programs within the Hul le Kes Recovery Studio. While deadlines, margins and sales figures are central to traditional fashion companies, other values ​​count just as heavily at Hul le…

There are those summer items that look pricey, but surprisingly aren’t. The new one wrap skirt from Hema falls squarely into that category. No sky-high price tag, but an easy-to-style skirt 100% cotton. In short, an item that looks and feels like it is from a more expensive label (think COS or Arket), but has half the price tag. And perhaps that is the appeal of this wrap skirt from Hema: a nice price, smart design and exactly the kind basic that could pop up anywhere on the streets this summer. Shop the wrap skirt from Hema hereThe wrap skirt…

After writing the leading fashion book about the deceased Carolyn Bessette-Kennedyauthor directed Sunita Kumar Nair her attention on tennis. The brand new book Ace: The Times & Style of Tennis examines sport as both an athletic pursuit and style phenomenon and dives deep into the world of tennis fashionboth on and off the track.Ace contains thoughtful essays and interviews, in addition to wonderful photos. ‘It has that same beautiful, artistic look as CBKif you just like pictures and want to browse through them,” says Nair. “I really wanted it to also be easy on the eyes and celebrate movement –…

We just thought that flip-flops would become the shoe of the summer, an unexpected competitor emerges: the wedge sandal. Yep, the wedge heel is back, and fashion people are flocking to it. By Copenhagen to Paris the shoes appear everywhere in our feeds, but in a completely new version. Less bulky and 2010s, more minimalist, sculptural and surprisingly chic. Value wedge heel may have had a bit of a dusty image in the past, but the new generation of wedges feels modern and… sophisticated On. Think about soft leather materials, transparent details, wooden soles and elegant silhouettes that fit effortlessly…

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With her boundless curiosity, Malu Kirschbaum (1984) has been providing a wide variety of articles for online and offline magazines such as LINDA, JAN and ELLE for over fifteen years. She also gives yoga classes in Amsterdam and often works from warmer places in the winter. She loves fashion, healthy food and hiking through the mountains, but she can’t go a day without chocolate and a big party every now and then.

The first heat wave has arrived and we are already in short supply summer outfits that you can put on without much thought and with which you can go from home to the office and then to the terrace.If, like us, you’re in the process of putting together your… summer wardrobeyou probably already have a pair of linen pants and a growing collection of white T-shirts and tank tops (and as for shoes, the plastic sandal replaces the flat, just to be clear). But what is the most practical item of clothing to have on hand when temperatures rise to…

Marrakesh1970. Talitha Getty poses on the roof of her Moroccan house, with her husband Paul Getty Jr. in the background and a clear sky illuminating its disarming beauty. She wears white, with patent leather ankle boots and Turkish trousers, her hands decorated with ethnic gold jewels, and over her shoulders an overcoat with arabesques of symbols and flowers, lined with purple and cobalt blue silk, the epitome of what later became ‘folk chic’ would be mentioned. Her caftan is probably one of the first garments that comes to mind when you think of this garment from the East, this loose,…