04
November

Millennial Mom With Gen Z Style Says Generations Have Different Attitudes Toward Fashion

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  • Millennials and Gen Z are known to have different styles.
  • Influencer Krista Lavrusik told Insider that the generations think differently about clothes.
  • She told Insider that millennials take fashion criticism seriously, while Gen Z is more easygoing.

Millennials and Gen Z can’t seem to agree on much when it comes to style.

While the young generation embraces baggy, low-rise pants, millennials cling to their high-waisted skinny jeans. There’s also been debate about the “right” way to part your hair and which patterns look cool versus cringey, to list a few examples.

But these surface-level differences might point to something other than simply a difference in denim and hairstyle preferences.

Krista Lavrusik, a 37-year-old fashion creator who describes herself as a millennial mom with Gen Z style, said it actually shows that the two generations just think a lot differently about fashion.

“Gen Z doesn’t take things too personally, and I feel like millennials do,” she told Insider. “Like the whole side part and skinny jeans things — why don’t millennials try changing them and see?”

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31
October

Jennifer Aniston’s Best Style Moments

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Jennifer Aniston is one of those stars who rarely misses the mark when it comes to fashion. Her leggy, red carpet dresses consistently turn heads, her jeans and T-shirts always seem casual-cool, and her go-to wedges have sent us on our own personal shopping sprees. In short, the Emmy award-winning actress’s style can’t be beaten — and even the looks she wore in the ’90s serve as modern-day outfit inspiration.

Part of this is because when Aniston likes something, she really likes it and wears it on repeat —sometimes even for decades. Looking back at the Friends alum’s best fashion moments, we’ve realized that she sticks to the same styling hacks and tricks, which we’ve rounded up, ahead.

Keep scrolling for Jennifer Aniston’s fashion rulebook.

Invest in a Pair of Wedges

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While some people love white sneakers or sexy stilettos, Aniston’s go-to shoe is a pair of wedges. She’s been wearing this style for years, breaking it out for both casual outings and red carpet appearances, and convincing us that these babies pair well with everything.

Go Beyond Your Trusty Denim

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Jeans are cool and all, but according to Aniston’s outfits, olive green cargo pants are

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28
October

Fashion Dreamer Review (Switch) | Nintendo Life

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Captured on Nintendo Switch (Handheld/Undocked)

Fashion Dreamer, the newest release from the developer (Syn Sophia) of the cult classic Style Savvy games, garnered high expectations from fans hoping to find a spiritual successor to the series. While Fashion Dreamer is not technically part of the Style Savvy family (known as ‘Style Boutique’ in Europe), it offers fans of those DS and 3DS games an opportunity to take their fashion expertise to Nintendo Switch.

Unfortunately, Fashion Dreamer’s gameplay leaves a lot to be desired. At the beginning, we are welcomed into a virtual world called Eve, where we play as an influencer putting together outfits for NPCs and even other players if utilizing the online mode. The majority of the game is spent creating outfits, called ‘look-its,’ for characters that are spaced out across a small map, called a ‘cocoon.’ Each character wants their outfit to meet specific criteria, like featuring a certain color, including a clothing item such as a jacket, or having a particular vibe such as being “cool” or “unique.”

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Captured on Nintendo Switch (Handheld/Undocked)

When styling a look-it for a character, we could pick pieces from our own collection or from a limited selection of other clothes

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25
October

A Guide to Shopping Online

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The fashion market is constantly shifting. Trends come and go in the blink of an eye, and quality standards seem to change constantly. More importantly, shoppers consistently look for representation and inclusivity in their brands, recognizing the power their money holds when spent in the right places.

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With newer brands entering our feeds daily and calling for attention, it’s hard to know where to look anymore for products worth it. Below, we’ve outlined tried-and-true brands that feel on point, whether it’s their high-quality leathers we know won’t disappoint or retailers that sell a range of sizes. If you’re looking to shop for womenswear, these brands will have exactly what you’re looking for.

What Are the Best Online Clothing Stores for Women?

It’s not rash to say when it comes to shopping, you’re allowed to be picky. Put your money behind brands you truly support. The best womenswear retailers believe in transparency and want you to know exactly what you’re paying for.

They offer user reviews that give you in-depth knowledge of other

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23
October

LePrix Partners With Whatnot Sellers To Sell Luxury Handbags Through Livestream Shopping

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LePrix, which notched $100 million in gross merchandise value since launching in 2020 – think luxury preowned handbags from brands such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Gucci, Hermès and Dior –is partnering with Whatnot, a $3.7 billion social marketplace to become its official source for pre-loved luxury goods, similar to LePrix’s partnership with Tik Tok Shop.

LePrix, which is the premier wholesaler for sourcing authenticated luxury handbags, began as a B2C business, but quickly pivoted when it realized that its retail and ecommerce clients were trying to buy and source products from each other. Its tag line, “Reinventing How Businesses Source Pre-Owned Luxury,” says it all.

“What this means is that Whatnot sellers can source from LePrix on our platform and take advantage of all the amazing products that we offer,” said Emily Erkel, CMO of LePrix, who started the company with her sister, Elise Whang, who serves as CEO. The live streaming sector of the resale industry is expected to reach $130 billion by 2026.

“We initially started the platform to bring together the best vintage and consignment stores online. What happened was, after a

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