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.
It’s hard to inject your personal style into beachwear – especially if your personal style is on the darker side. After all, generally you’ll only be rocking two pieces of small fabric (or one) and a crappy pair of flip-flops. Sure, you could wear jewelry, but that’s really impractical for the average day at the
When it comes to denim silhouettes, most are self-explanatory: skinny, low-rise, high-waist, flare, straight leg and so forth. It isn’t until we start climbing up the family tree that things start to get hella confusing. The birth of Mom, Dad, Boyfriend, and Girlfriend Jeans have thrown many for a loop when trying to decipher exactly
Do you remember going out tops? You know, the kind of top you could only wear when the sun went down and you wanted to go out and look kinda slutty? They’re not really a thing anymore since fashion is reaching peak thotty and nobody gives a f about dressing to impress during the daytime
Here at Galore, we’re always down for calling out Teen Vogue for their ridiculously transparent antics, so we couldn’t help but notice that these days Teen Vogue can’t make up its mind about what the most difficult color to wear is! See, for the past few weeks, Teen Vogue has been calling every single color
