The idea of capsule collections and wardrobe staples is always at the forefront of our minds. The Who What Wear team is constantly calling into question how we shop and why we buy the things we do in order to reconcile our love of style with concerns over sustainability. One of the main ways we have been doing this is by … Read more
As we move towards the new season, I’m looking to whip my spring wardrobe into shape with some smart key buys. Before we graduate to a cotton and linen-filled summer, spring offers a rare temperature sweet spot that allows for a little more fashion experimentation than the summer or winter months. With this in mind, I have my eye … Read more
As shoe trends go, this season’s selection is looking more enticing than most. With minimal kitten heels, sleek pointed toe styles and classic mary janes leading the front, us most dedicated fashion devotees are enduring a season full of temptation. Championing the most classic silhouettes that have served us for so long, 2024’s chicest shoes place versatility, minimalism, and ageless appeal … Read more
There’s just something about the street style we see during Copenhagen that sets itself apart from that of New York, London, Milan and Paris. Attendees seem to be more relaxed with their ensembles, though that’s not to say that effort doesn’t go in to assembling them. I don’t know these people, but there’s something about how … Read more
I invested in the black last year and wore them all winter, so I decided to order a beige pair to test out just how versatile they could be for the transitional months. Below, you can see five ways I styled them up during my deliberation process, and I think I’ve convinced myself they need to … Read more
In my humble opinion, there is no shoe more worthy of a place in your spring wardrobe than a penny loafer. With the sole of a boot and the shape of ballet flat, the leather slipper offers the functionality and styling versatility that a springtime shoe calls for. Cut from hardy leather, a penny loafer retains a polished edge and a distinctly grown-up … Read more
If you were to survey fashion editors across the country on their ultimate luxury buys, you’d likely get a fairly varied result. Whilst some covet The Row’s Margaux bag, others can’t look beyond a Birkin, and though some are besotted by fresh-on-the-scene designers, others are loyal to the heritage brands that paved the way. FOLLOW US ON … Read more
Hands up if you’re ready for spring? Both of mine would be in the air right now if it weren’t for the fact I have to type this. After what feels like a long, especially cold winter, I have my sights firmly set on the new season and, my, I can’t wait to start refreshing my wardrobe … Read more
If you’ve been on the hunt for a new-season buy that will aid your winter-to-spring transition, then look no further. In a long-sleeve, full-length cut, I’ve found the springtime jacket of dreams, as everyone of style note happened to wear it this week. Designed in a delicate banana milk shade, Aligne’s Daphne blazer evokes a vibrant, optimistic feeling … Read more
A sibling to the tennis bracelet, coined in the late ’80s after tennis player Chris Evert lost hers during a match, the tennis necklace can be defined by a single, repeating row of diamonds (or gemstones depending on your budget). The design itself is so classic, and one I’d originally written off as out of my … Read more
