It’s fashion math. The 7-point outfit hack is catching fire — helping many level up their looks — and wear what’s already in their closet — without breaking a sweat. Here’s how it works: each clothing item and accessory gets a point value. The simpler the clothing item, the fewer points it has. So basics, … Read more
Let it go or be let go. After harping on how “boring” New York City fashion influencers are, a social media content creator was canned for her comments. Bridget, who goes by @martinifeeny on social media, posted a long-winded rant — which scored 2.4 million views on TikTok — about how she thinks Manhattan-based creators are “boring … Read more
They’ve got copy paste taste. It’s the scourge of Gen Zs on the NYC scene. Rather than being seen as fashionably unique, they’ve all conformed to the overdone “Gen Z uniform.” “How many people does it take to wear a leather jacket with blue jeans?” Christian Zubidi, a Manhattan content creator, questioned while filming a … Read more
New footage shows the behind-the-scenes reality of Bianca Censori’s “naked outfits” in what can only be described as a tenacious example of urgent and necessary journalism. The skimpy, beige ensembles sported by the Aussie architect, who’s married to US rapper Kanye West, continue to grab eyeballs and headlines, with one Reddit user describing the style as … Read more
Well, none of them are going to have to change. The viral snap of a gaggle of nearly-identically dressed Gen Z women huddling on an Alabama street corner may have raised eyebrows among more seasoned fashionistas — but what was once a strict faux pas is now the hottest fad. A decade ago, arriving in … Read more
This cult classic cap from the ’90s is back. The Von Dutch trucker hat — most notably sported by multi-hyphenate style icon Paris Hilton, pop star Britney Spears and actress Lindsay Lohan — is decidedly revived as more celebrities adopt the Y2K accessory. Makeup mogul and reality TV star Kylie Jenner sports a bubblegum pink Von Dutch … Read more
Stylistas are falling for this retro fabric this season. As temperatures begin to cool and wardrobes are refreshed, suede is making a smooth comeback. Straight from the runways of Gucci, Ralph Lauren and Miu Miu, this ’70s favorite is back, as couture connoisseurs are strutting in suede with skirts, dresses, jackets, boots and more. The … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. We’ve long said ‘You are what you eat.’ But what about, what you wear? In a world where Amazon packages cross the country overnight, polyester prices seem too good to be true, and the fast fashion industry seems … Read more
It’s time to put some prep in your step. The preppy polo is an unlikely summer staple amid an early-aughts resurgence, dominating runways and street style alike. While there’s been no shortage of the shirts from legacy brands like Tommy Hilfiger and Ralph Lauren over the years, luxury designers have revived the top, which has … Read more
Spend an afternoon in Williamsburg or amble through the West Village and you’ll almost certainly catch a glimpse of a wide variety of tote bags hanging from the shoulders of New Yorkers. There are Trader Joe’s totes, Lands’ End shoulder bags and an array of satchels adorned with various company logos, but one canvas carryall … Read more
There’s a new trend in bloom. The “garden girl” aesthetic is growing roots online as Gen Z fashionistas adopt the summer style trend perfect for tending to — or taking pictures in — a blossoming garden. A cousin to the once-popular “tomato girl,” “grocery girl” and “cottagecore” aesthetics of years past, the “garden girl” look, sometimes … Read more
Size matters — and bigger is better. At least, that’s the case for handbags this season, which have grown to massive proportions, leaving micro-purses in the dust. While bite-sized bags have been the rage in recent years — from the tiny accessories that only fit a lip gloss and credit card, to the comically microscopic MSCHF arm … Read more
Gen Z first came for your skinny jeans, and now the trendsetters are putting the kibosh on ankle socks. The small garment has become one of the biggest visual markers between Zoomers and Millennials — aside from Gucci belts and crow’s feet — the latter of whom prefer their socks to just barely peek out … Read more
Women’s clothing is no longer out of pocket. While men can usually carry their keys, wallet and phone around inside their clothing, ladies have been forced to buy handbags to hold their essential items while running errands or out on the town. But that is changing. Both women’s workwear brands and high-fashion houses are creating … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Butter me up and call me a biscuit — there’s one thing all the “it girls” seem to agree on this summer. It’s the shade butter yellow. As soon as a new season rolls around, all the fashion … Read more
As if charm jewelry, Ed Hardy garments and popcorn fabric weren’t enough, Y2K fashion strikes again with another unlikely fashion revival from the early aughts: Jorts. A cousin of the once again trendy capri pants, baggy, Bermuda-length jean shorts — or “jorts” — have been successfully resuscitated and revamped for the modern, chic woman. Except this … Read more
We’re entering a different kind of flop era. Once reserved for poolside lounging, beach outings or walking home from a pedicure appointment, the humble flip-flop is en route to become the chicest shoe of the summer. “For some reason the flip-flops make you look cooler, like wearing an evening dress and flip-flops,” Ancient Greek Sandals … Read more
Scarlett Metz is stylish beyond her years. In fact, the high school freshman’s favorite streetwear was originally rocked by hotshots of the early aughts like Britney Spears, Kim Kardashian and the fist-pumping cast of “The Jersey Shore” long before she was born in 2009. But now, the trendy teen and her fellow Gen Alpha fashionistas … Read more
Johnny Cirillo is the first to admit that he doesn’t know anything about fashion. But like many native New Yorkers, he can spot style when he sees it. “It can be someone wearing a T-shirt and shorts, eating ice cream,” the 42-year-old photographer told The Post. “Fashion can be bought, but style you need to … Read more
Move over, Miu Miu — these kicks are taking center stage. Amid the revival of the legacy ballet flat and the prevalence of “balletcore,” fashionistas are taking a new shoe for a spin: a satin, slipper-sneaker hybrid. The understand slip-on has taken a new form as a trainer; first emerging to prominence from designer Simone … Read more