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In anticipation of its very first kiosk-style pop-up in Tokyo, Sabukaru has partnered with outdoor apparel label CCP.FM to develop a water-resistant coach jacket designed for cycling. The upcoming Sabukaru x CPP.FM coach jacket features a sleek black build with double two-way zippers and a buttoned flap. Reflective SCC logos are printed on the back collar for extra visibility on the road and three hidden pockets allow for seamless storage. The highlight of the piece comes in the form of inner parachute straps in green and pink that allows the wearer to comfortably carry the jacket without having to stuff it into a bag. "What started with an in-depth editorial article quickly blossomed into a deep friendship – all the way to our first collaborative release now," Sabukaru shared in a post. "After being fans of the brands for quite some time and multiple visits to their showroom/store, it was clear that it was only a matter of time until CCP and Sabukaru would combine t...

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Since earlier this year—around the time Hailey Bieber and Rihanna started to embrace the trend—the leather-bomber comeback has been on my radar, and it is slowly (but surely) garnering more and more of my attention. More recently, I was told our readers were buying a certain marked-down Levi's style from Nordstrom like they were candy bars. I quickly messaged our editorial team to see if any of them had yet to try the piece for themselves, but when my Slack went unanswered, it was clear that I would have to be the one to hit  check out if I wanted to see what all the hype was about. After all, it seemed perfect on the website, and the reviews corroborated my hunch, so how big a risk could it really be? Spoiler alert: It was no risk at all because, honestly, the jacket is perfect. It is faux leather but still buttery soft, has the ideal oversize fit and classic silhouette, and, of course, is currently marked down to a sweet $98.90 (and even lower in some ...

The Countess of Wessex looked radiant in a vibrant blue ensemble as she attended a royal garden party alongside other members of the Royal Family. Sophie Wessex was glowing in a monochrome look for the event, which took place at Buckingham Palace yesterday (25 May). To attend the event, Sophie wore a long sleeve dress is a bold shade of turquoise which was perfect for the garden party occasion. WPA Pool The Countess paired the chic dress with a co-ordinating head-piece, also in blue, which featured feathers and flowers over a circular hat which she wore at an angle. The event was hosted by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and was attended Sophie's husband, Prince Edward (the Queen's youngest son), as well as by Princess Beatrice and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be...

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. All year long, we dream about this moment: summer vacation is finally upon Us! So, why do we feel stressed all of a sudden? It's probably because we have nothing to wear! We've been devoting so much time and energy to the search for swimsuits that we forgot about all of the other outfit essentials needed for a warm-weather getaway. No trip is complete without cute clothes for dinner! After a hot day in the sun, there's nothing like cooling off with a breezy dress for date night or family festivities. Bonus points if you can rock the frock during the day as well! Our goal is always to save room in our suitcase by packing versatile pieces. Other factors to keep in mind? Our dream summer dress has a fun pattern that feels tropical, fabric that feels lightweight and fit that feels flattering. Beautiful and breathable — is that so much to ask for? We don't think ...

Now that spring has arrived, my desire to shop has increased tenfold. I've made an alarming amount of trips to the mall and been adding pieces to my cart virtually more than I should probably admit. But one consistency I've noticed among my many hauls lately is that I've been very drawn to linen in all forms: pants, bags, dresses, you name it. I recently added Old Navy's now nearly sold-out Linen-Blend Pointy-Toe Mule Flats ($22, originally $25), which I expect to be one of my go-to pairs of footwear this spring. But now I have a new obsession: the brand's High-Waisted Linen-Blend Wide-Leg Pants ($12, originally $40), which I currently have on as I type this. I ordered size medium in the safari-green color dubbed arugula. Naturally, I slipped into them minutes after they arrived at my apartment and instantly knew they'd become a staple in my spring-summer wardrobe. Why? They're soft,...

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Under-the-radar brand Who Decides War are looking to put its name into the mainstream conversation with their recent efforts, this time putting forward a   L'Ardeur Layered Sweater Vest in pink.  The unique piece arrives in an aged pink and features distressed raw edges and cut-out side slits, forming a relaxed and flowing fit to the garment. Some other features from the piece see Who Decides War opt for a sleeveless shape, a plunging V-neck, flaming United States flag, white contrast embroidered branding, large front and back cutouts, as well as ribbed trims. Thoughts? PAUSE or Skip? Follow the link below to pick one up online.

It's hard to picture the '80s fashion scene without conjuring up an image of Madonna (aka, the decade's leading lady) wearing acid wash jeans. But, what you might not have known is the style actually originated in California back in the '60s, when surfers' jeans would become faded as they were exposed to the sun and saltwater. While the acid wash denim trend likely hasn't been on your mind (or hanging in your closet) in recent years, that's about to change — both luxury and contemporary labels alike are helping to put the style back on the map. One brand pushing the envelope on the acid wash re-emergence is Sea New York. "I'm drawn to things that are nostalgic, but in designing the collection, I'm looking to push that feeling forward," Monica Paolini, Creative Director and Co-Founder of the brand, tells TZR. "The washing technique softens both the texture and color we're using in the pieces so they feel approachable and easy for ...

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Guys like to wear hoodies because they're comfortable and offer just the right amount of protection from the elements. They're made of soft materials that block the wind without providing the stiff insulation that you experience with some coats and jackets. They're versatile accessories for casual clothing and streetwear that come in a variety of colors and styles to choose from. Even the cheap hoodie brands are comfortable. I've never worn a bad hoodie, but some hold up longer than others, depending on the quality of materials and workmanship of the garment. If you're looking for a comfortable, versatile, and quality hoodie, here are the twenty best hoodie brands for men for 2022. 20. Reigning Champ Price: $143 GQ recommends the Reigning Champ hoodie brand. The company is owned by the CYC Design Corporation. Reigning Champ is an athletic wear company that specializes in cozy and comfortable sports and athletic wear including sweats an...