The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
For Mollie Levy, a marketing executive in New York, being comfortable is part of her lifestyle, whether she’s dressing up or down.
Author: Simbarashe Cha
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Street Style Look of the Week: Vintage Men’s Wear That Gets ‘More Respect’
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We intercepted a couple in Copenhagen en route to a party celebrating vintage dress. For one of them, it was a brand-new experience.
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Street Style Look of the Week: A T-Vintage Shirt That’s a Badge of Honor’
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
While in Copenhagen for the runway shows, an art curator took a commemorative T-shirt from her mother out for a whirl.
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Street Style Look of the Week: Hiking Pants for an Urban Explorer
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
A psychiatrist spotted in Copenhagen said he preferred to buy his shirts secondhand: That way he knows what they look like with some wear.
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Street Style Look of the Week: Sneakers Made Him Feel ‘Like a Superhero’
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Salehe Bembury, a footwear designer from New York, feels at home in offbeat workwear, including at fashion shows.
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It’s Hot. They’re Cool. Why Not Wear Flip-Flops?
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At Copenhagen Fashion Week, a low-key shoe completed an array of refined, put-together looks.
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Street Style Look of the Week: Fake Rocks With Real Heft
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
The owner of a London leather shop makes her own jumpsuits out of lightweight fabrics. Her chunky accessories bring the heft.
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Street Style Look of the Week: 1970s Flair on the Cheap
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
James Rutherford is often able to snag louche 1970s pieces without much trouble. “It’s really a reviled decade, you know, as far as men’s fashion is concerned,” he said.
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Street Style Look of the Week: Ex-Roommates Still on the Same Fashion Wavelength
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It’s been a while since Angelina Ellis and Aiden Smith roomed together at Butler University, but the sartorial synchronicity still flares up on occasion.