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NY Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. When it comes to great deals, Adidas always delivers. This time, you can save up to 30% off the shoe brand's most popular styles. All you have to do is spend $200 to get the discount — and reaching the eligible amount will be easy with all of the sale's standout items. You can even save 25% on orders over $125 and 20% on orders over $50. And when it comes to must-have finds: You will love this trendy Camouflage Print Tee and cool Marimekko Adilette Slides. Plus, this Prime Backpack is perfect for heading back to school. Just use the code SAVENOW to get the deal, and be sure to check out our roundup for the best of the Adidas savings. Adidas Strut your style in this trendy Adidas tee. Its cool design and classic fit make it a long-lasting staple. Adidas ...

CeCe Olisa's Instagram account is flooded with images of polka-dot slipdresses, brightly colored jumpsuits, leopard miniskirts, her favorite denim finds and lots of activewear.  But she's the first to admit this is not the norm for plus-size women. As a style blogger, fashion consultant and cofounder of The CurvyCon, an annual shopping event for plus-size shoppers, Olisa gets access to some of the best plus-size fashions that brands have to offer. Everyday curvy girls, however, don't have nearly as many options. "If I wear a shirt on Instagram, I have 100 people asking me where I got the shirt," Olisa told WWD. "But I've been looking for a year [for that shirt] before I ever posted it. And I feel heartbroken because I know it's only because I'm a size 18 and I'm able to slide into this shirt from a skinny section. Because the style doesn't exist in plus." The style blogger went on to explain that she's gone f...

Nota bene: If you buy through the links in this article, InsideHook may earn a small share of the profits. Nike's 2-in-1 Flex Stride Short is currently 30% off. Made from a blend of recycled, breathable fabric, this everyday workout short has a stretchy, supportive liner for built-in comfort where men need it most (and it's not your knees). Meanwhile, the outer fabric cinches at the waist to provide a secure fit for demanding activities and dynamic movements. With deep hand pockets for running essentials, a zippered rear pocket for valuables and reflective bars to improve visibility, you can train for miles in this stylish, discounted short. More Like This Sign up for more daily deals and recommendations from InsideHook 's, The Goods, delivered straight to your inbox. Adblock test (...

Dolly Parton's style is as iconic as her music. A butterfly personified, Parton is known for her bright colors and bold fashion choices. The "9 to 5" singer has spoken about her clothing preferences through the years (she gets the question "Why do you dress so outrageous? a lot). In an interview she did in 1978, Parton revealed just how many clothing items she has (hint: she has even more clothes than wigs). Dolly Parton | Don Arnold/WireImage Dolly Parton's 'overexaggerated look' In an interview Parton did earlier this year with The Wall Street Journal, she spoke about the origins of her style. At a young age, she was drawn to the town tramp. "My own overexaggerated look came from a serious place I've often spoken about: the town tramp in our little country hometown," she said. "They called her trash, but to me she was absolutely beautiful. She wore colorful patchwork skirts and pretty blouses and showe...

Virtual clothes have come a long way since the red sneakers worn by Sonic the Hedgehog in the 1991 game. A new generation will soon live virtual lives in the gaming metaverse – a collective virtual shared space – where they play, hang out with friends, wander around and, increasingly, dress up in designer wear. While the concept may sound baffling to anyone born before 1996, for Gen Z (those born between 1996-2012) and Gen Alpha (those born post-2012) it is second nature. Having grown up with smartphones, Snapchat and Instagram, the metaverse offers a way to connect to anyone, anywhere and it's where creativity and individuality can be freely expressed. With an estimated 2.5 billion gamers, who spent a collective $100 billion on virtual goods pre-pandemic, it is no wonder companies are keen to be involved. Hailed as the successor to the internet, the metaverse is an entirely digital space, inhabited by digital avatars, that many see as becoming the platform of choice in the very ne...