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Fall is typically focused on the endless preparation ahead of heading back to school, but this time around, "back-to-the-office" shopping will reign supreme. After a year (and some) working from the comfort of the couch and embracing the art of keyboard-up dressing (blouse on top and sweats on the bottom), it's time to return to the office — leaving every woman with the question: "What do I wear?". Work dresses for women that are timelessly on-trend and adhere to dress code standards are the easy answer for finally heading back to the office. AI-powered fashion analytics company StyleSage confirms that dresses are rising to the top of everyone's shopping list at the moment. The sold-out rate for dresses across the market has jumped from 10% in May of this year to 24% currently, proving that they really are the go-to when it comes to leveling up wardrobes as everyone navigates their own lifestyle shift. Floaty dresses aren't as stiff as hard pants, and th...

With the ever-growing success of TikTok (you might have heard of it?) a new generation of pensive young adults have been experimenting online with the gothic stylings of the past. However, these emo-centric, edgy outfits and makeup looks have been updated by Generation Z to form the 'E-girl' trend. Even celebrities have gotten involved, such as Billie Eilish and Doja Cat taking inspiration from the style with their love for neon, oversized clothes, and layered chains. Billie Eilish & Doja Cat ©Getty Images What is an E-girl? As always, we must look to the pillar of knowledge, Urban Dictionary, to learn more. They define E-girls as "a girl on TikTok that wears an excessive amount of blush, hearts under their eyes, cute hair, watches anime and dresses kinda Lolita". Looking to the book Japanese Street Style by Pat Lyttle, we can see how Japanese street fashion from 2012 has influenced the E-girl style in 2021. Iconic fashion styles always seem to emerge from t...

Top Cyberpunk Clothing: What It Is & Where To Shop In 2021! Finding genuine cyberpunk clothing shouldn't be this hard! After searching through hundreds of cyberpunk fashion posts that have nothing to do with cyberpunk futuristic clothing, I've decided to write my own article. It all started with my desire to refresh some of the futuristic clothing brands I have in my wardrobe. But, to my surprise, most online cyberpunk clothing shops stock goth, steampunk, rave, and industrial styles. To me, these alternative styles have little or no connection to the cyberpunk attitude and cyberpunk clothing look. Without further ado, get ready to discover the best cyberpunk clothing styles and brands for females, males, and even kids. A Short History of Cyberpunk Fashion The origin of the cyberpunk movement is rooted in the science (and fiction) innovations and developments of the 60s and 70s. Born at the dawn of a new digital world, the cyberpunk movement is s...

Products featured are independently selected by our editorial team and we may earn a commission from purchases made from our links; the retailer may also receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes. Look back far enough and you'll find that a surprising amount of modern clothing has its origins in the military. Boots, cargo pants, aviator sunglasses and plenty of other fashion staples began as military uniform — even the modern suit jacket is a direct descendant of cavalry officers' coats. Right now, the best army jackets are some of our favorite military-inspired pieces. The army jacket (a.k.a. the field jacket) first gained traction in the fashion world in the seventies as the garment of counterculture anti-war protesters. It was then popularized through movies like Taxi Driver, Annie Hall , and Serpico , which all saw main characters donning the military coat. Most of the army jacket's details are now instantly recognizable: The cotton ...

There weren't many fashion insiders who didn't breathe a sigh of relief when they found out that the puffer coat, aka the world's cosiest coat, was having a moment in the spotlight last winter, as it was exactly what we needed for our chilly rotations of the local park. Within the world of puffers, Totême's black quilted coat was probably one of the highest-profile iterations, spotted multiple times on Trend-Maker in Chief Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. It's clear that our communal craving for cosiness has remained for autumn 2021, as the brand has just re-released its sellout coat, and of course, it's looking as good as ever. With an oversized fit, light-yet-insulating quilted fabric (which is also recycled, FYI) and dramatic wide lapel, this is the perfect style to throw over both light layers in September and heavier knits when the mercury drops. Yes, the price tag does sit at a hefty £500, but if you're in the market for an investment designer coat, you won...