One way to perk up a look is with accessories, and these two tiny trends definitely do the trick.

There is a new (to us) way to dress appropriately but stay comfortable, and it includes elastic waistbands.

When looking for a dress we'll actually wear regularly, we consider a few factors.

Most of the time, we are looking for regular, casual, comfortable pieces to wear.

The older we get, the more classic we want our bags to be. We need something that won't look out of place or weird at work, but can also function in a laid-back setting.

There’s promise in the air. All it took was one day over 60 degrees and we feel alive again.

Light-wash denim just feels like spring. It feels refreshing after the dark shades of winter, more fun and casual.

Halfway between the arm-baring tops of summer and the sweatshirts of our late-winter discontent lies the long-sleeve tee. It’s layerable but also looks great on its own.

The thing about fashion is it’s often impractical. Beautiful, aspirational, fun — but not useful when weekends involve chores, carting children around, or other activities that call for function over form.

We cannot shake the desire for matching sets. Everywhere you look, they’re popping up. Designers like Zimmermann, Chloé, and Ulla Johnson are turning out ultra-feminine printed pairings, but we are also seeing reinvented suiting and more upscale PJ-like dressing.

Fluffy faux fur coats are one of this winter’s surprising hits. Once a mainstay of thrift stores, they’re now being produced by serious designers, and though the results are beautiful, the prices are as unreal as the materials.

“The leopard print revival is upon us,” cheered Vogue recently, citing runway shows and the popularity of Adidas’s Wales Bonner collab.

It's a mystery why pretty tops are so hard to find these days. Many of them are cropped, or have cut-outs, or otherwise fit strangely.

Whenever we don't know what to wear? Black pants. When our regular jeans just aren't doing it for us? Black pants.

It's winter, it's cold, and let's be real, right now we just want to be wearing something soft and warm.

This one goes out to the true procrastinators who, for no good reason, haven’t managed to take care of their holiday shopping until now. If you’re frantic, let us help you out.

Heart disease is the number one cause of death in the United States as well as the leading killer of women ages 25 and up.

People have very diverse opinions on what constitutes party clothes, as we discovered during our search this week.

A lot has happened in the world of boots recently. All the shapes from the early aughts are back, including long, pointy-toes and squared-off versions.

There’s something about a creamy, ecru-ish shade of white that says winter to us.