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A-line skirts have been on trend for quite some time and there is no surprise that this will continue into 2015. With the holidays coming

Don’t you just love Friday? One last stretch before the weekend, the feeling of accomplishment that comes with it and everyone else just seems to

The next time you are staring into the mirror as you apply your favorite eyeliner, pause for a moment to thank the Egyptians for innovating

Brandzaffair had the pleasure of speaking with New York City fashion photographer Julien Boudet; here’s what we learned. Julien arrived in NYC from France and

From left to right: Matteo Silk Dress, Cashmere Cardigan, Meandher Lulu Oxfords

Chucks — as millions of devotees know them — come in many colors and variations. Andy Warhol wore them when he painted soup cans and

With over 35,000 costumes and accessories in its collection, New York City’s Metropolitan Museum’s Costume Institute is a seventh heaven of theatrical fashion. In 1937,

Clockwise from left to right: Lace-up Espadrille,Thames Thin Bracelet,Lipstick,Chelsea Tunic Dress

From left to right:Elly Suede Sandal,V-Back Shell,Cropped Wide Leg Pant,Textured Single Button Blazer

Raw Denim. Have you heard of it? Before you start thinking it’s just the latest trend in fashion, we invite you to consider it’s historical

Clockwise: Stuart Weitzman Sandal, DKNY Crepe Jacket, DKNY Cropped Twill Pant

Clockwise from left to right:Logo Bikini Swim Bottom,Two-Toned Bracelet,Ando Round Sunglasses,V-Neck Tunic Cover up,Logo Swim Top

While there’s no universal code or to-do list that all stylish women adhere to, there are a few select habits that aid the process of

Clockwise from left to right: Topshop Chevron Sweatshirt, Topshop Baxter Ankle Jeans,Topshop Leather Biker Jacket, Superga Sneaker

Ah, Mondays. The quintessential day of work that actually ends up being the most dreaded day of the week. When your brain’s operating on fun

In 2010, The Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum in New York City ran an exhibition called, “American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity.” It explored

After a fairly mild winter beginning it’s easy to forget how bitter a cold snap can be, which is why we highly recommend mastering the

Clockwise from left to right: Lips in Fawn, Eyelet Blazer, Long Sleeve Blouse, Bone Heel Ankle Boots, Split Pocket Pencil Skirt

Whether you love it or find it a symbol of all things hipster, plaid has been remarkably successful. It’s one of the most widespread, recognizable

You’ve most likely seen it by now: “dressy” sweatpants, fleece bomber jackets, or sparkling clean running shoes paired with a suit. If you haven’t, then

On the third floor of the National Museum of American History in D.C. lives The First Ladies exhibition, which explores the important position of the

There are more designers and brands participating in pre-fall than ever before, and this season, there was a definite shift toward looser, baggier, and odder

Our clothes are often an expression of our inner spirit and character, so there is nothing wrong with finding a look that suits you and

Vintage hunting can be just as intimidating as it is rewarding. Aside from the self-curating aspect, the experience is not that much different from your