10 Trends We're Tired of and 10 We're Wearing in 2021 Instead
Four months into 2021 and a whole new set of major trends have arrived—and our team of Who What Wear editors have a lot to say about...
7 Ways My Style Changed When I Moved From L.A. to NYC
When I moved from L.A. to New York last spring, there were some pretty obvious changes I was anticipating—the icy polar-vortex level winter storms, for one, and...
Sustainable Swimwear Label Lokiki Debuts New Styles for the Summer
Founded by Jen Dwin and Jen DeLory, Lokiki is a swimwear brand based in New York City dedicated to creating timeless products...
Tea You Gives Loungewear a New Meaning in Après Sport Basics Collection
Canadian label Tea You has just released its Après Sport Basics Collection, featuring a handful of elevated loungewear pieces.
Featuring everything from simple grey joggers and sweatshirts...
Drôle de Monsieur SS21 Is Fit for the French Riviera
Drôle de Monsieur has released a new lookbook spotlighting its Spring/Summer 2021 collection, a laidback yet luxe range of printed shirts and pastel sweatsuits.
Helmed...
Our Editor Reviews 4 Popular Activewear Sets Designed in the Philippines
For the longest time, I wasn't someone who would fuss about what I wear while I work out, because I was never comfortable in my own...
YEEZY x Gap Logo Confirmed in New Trademark Filing
A new trademark application has confirmed the logo for Kanye West's YEEZY x Gap collaboration, a partnership that will reportedly...
Camper Is Relaunching the Kobarah Sandal in Three New Colors
Camper's Kobarah sandal is back and better than ever. The Spanish footwear company is relaunching the curvy summer shoe, which became an instant hit when...
A BTS-Themed Meal Is Coming to McDonald's Next Month
No stranger to celebrity partnerships, McDonald's has announced its next team-up: a limited-edition meal created with K-pop supergroup BTS.
The fast food giant will...
Tour This Manhattan Apartment Filled With Scandinavian Influences and Modern Furniture
When architectural designer Oda Olafsrud was first tasked with revamping this 1,650-square-foot apartment in Manhattan, NYC, the space looked like a...