The Wall Street Journal • 28th March 2020 The Pajama Dame On Day 20 of self-isolation, it might be time to mix up your look. We suggest a ritzy, retro evening-pajama set—accessorized with marabou pumps
The Wall Street Journal • 21st March 2020 Give Yourself the Slip It’s back. As worn by Drew Barrymore and Kate Moss in the 1990s, the silky slip can be a louche, barely-there basic to be layered over tops and under blazers
The Wall Street Journal • 18th February 2020 Pull-Ups, Sit-Ups Don’t Hurt as Much as These High-Fashion Gym Get-Ups Wearers of faux-croc sports bras, sequined joggers, corseted unitards try to shame you out of those frumpy but comfy shorts, sweats and T-shirts
The Wall Street Journal • 18th January 2020 8 Predictions for the Future of Fashion Expect sci-fi diamonds, AI-enhanced skin care, bridesmaids in suits and more advancements beyond the Jetsons’ wildest dreams
The Wall Street Journal • 10th January 2020 Your Gym Outfit Might Be Too Boring Fashion-focused athletic wear from bedazzled bras to leopard-print leggings is rivaling basic-black performance gear. But is it fitting for fitness?
The Wall Street Journal • 9th November 2019 How Much Fashion Is Too Much Fashion at Work? In a fall season rife with over-the-top designs, many women are gauging exactly how much they should embrace the more outré trends at the office
The Wall Street Journal • 30th August 2019 The Most Powerful Women in Business Wear Dresses, Not Suits Why a growing faction of women prefer strong, tailored ‘power dresses’ for the office, rather than the expected blazers
The Wall Street Journal • 7th December 2019 9 Revelations About the Humble Sock Are expensive socks worth it? How do you fix a sock hole? Do any men wear garters anymore? The answer to these and many other burning questions about humble hosiery
The Wall Street Journal • 24th August 2019 Visors: Now for Fashion, Not Just Tennis The once-preposterously preppy, country-club standby has undergone a legitimately stylish makeover
The Wall Street Journal • 26th July 2019 Online Shopping: How to Beat the System Including: avoiding that pesky ‘Sorry we missed you’ note from UPS; and the best method for beating the sales calendar and even getting refunded for past purchases
The Wall Street Journal • 30th May 2019 The Sweet Spot A polka-dotted frock is a warm-weather standard for good reason—it sizzles, especially when worn with va-va-voom panache like 1950s-era film actresses
The Wall Street Journal • 3rd January 2019 Beret of Light Sure, there’s a 12% risk of looking silly in the au courant cap, but the rewards are considerable. A look into the cultural history of the definitive chapeau
The Wall Street Journal • 14th May 2019 Cargo Pants: The Most Hotly Contested Trend for Women Side-pocketed pants are being reconsidered by high-end womenswear designers like Dries Van Noten, but our collective ambivalence persists
The Wall Street Journal • 11th January 2019 A Complete Guide to Buying the Essential Women’s Pea Coat This classic cold-weather jacket, while often still navy blue, has come a long way from its Dutch Navy origins
The Wall Street Journal • 14th February 2019 Purr It On The black-rimmed makeup style, as epitomized by Brigitte Bardot, is hotter than ever. But can you emulate it? A tutorial
The Wall Street Journal • 31st January 2019 Battle of the Bands Take a cue from the women’s resort collections and pile on striated pieces from basic to brash
The Wall Street Journal • 8th November 2018 An Argument for Elevation In which a confirmed stiletto-lover flatly refuses to change her ways
The Wall Street Journal • 11th September 2018 Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough In times as fractious as the post-Watergate ’70s, fashion is drawing inspiration from the flashy, escapist distraction of disco
The Wall Street Journal • 3rd July 2018 Once and for All: Are Leggings Pants? As the great leggings debate of 2018 rages, our writers square off on whether they’re appropriate and valid as clothing outside of the gym
The Wall Street Journal • 30th March 2019 Strut Down Memory Lane Revisiting one’s youthful efforts can trigger both sweet nostalgia and stomach-turning cringes. Six prominent fashion designers tell Katharine K. Zarrella how they feel today about their very first spring collections