Well, this morning, after months of hinting, Kylie Jenner cut the metaphorical ribbon, officiating the Juicy Couture revival by posting this picture on Instagram early this morning in a pair of rhinestoned black-velour bottoms.
[UPDATE]: Thanks to @NYDoorman, we have now learned that these pants are part of a Vetements x Juicy Couture collaboration. Translation: we’ll probs never be able to afford the collab. The jacket alone is $800.
We’ve been ready for this fashion trend to make a return since the day they went out of fashion. Juicy leisurewear was the cream of the crop in the 2000s.
But with Trump — a Republican just like George W. Bush — about to take office, it was really only a matter of destiny that Ky would usher in the return of Juicy Couture and 2000s culture for the masses.
Young Lee a.k.a. @youngfuckswithyou on Instagram is the baddie of our dreams. Not only is she fashionable af, she exudes confidence and swag like no other. My friends are actually obsessed with her, and I totally get why. It takes a real queen to pull off the looks that she can, and she’s exactly what
There’s a new Aussie on the block and her name is GIA. I.AM.GIA is a Melbourne-based brand throwing out major anon vibes and highly boujee numbers like black lace up PVC pants, thigh-high snakeskin boots and sheer bodycon dresses. The brand’s website says we’ll never find out who GIA is, but what we do know
Georgia May Jagger is impossibly chic, with a vibe that practically screams, “I was born to be a high fashion model.” And as the daughter of Mick Jagger and legendary 70s babe Jerry Hall, she definitely was. Now Georgia’s lending her glamour to Volcom. In June she designed her first line for the brand, and
Fashion is having a major 80s moment. Maybe not with the actual clothing pieces themselves, but with the maximalism styling that you’re seeing everywhere from Beyoncé’s Instagram to the patent leather skirt on the mannequins at Zara. For some of us, maximalism is great. We can forget to take off one accessory before leaving the
