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Style Writer, @highsnobiety. Freelancing elsewhere, including @artsy, @artnews, @TheArtNewspaper, @them, @fantasticman, + more.
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God-Tier Outerwear MadeTom Holland Finally Look Cool

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By Chris Thomas Verified, David Fischer
| Highsnobiety Verified
With great fits comes great responsibility, and Tom Holland handles it surprisingly well. The actor has taken on many roles over the years — Spider-Man, non-alcoholic beer salesman, paid Vuori enjoyer — but has never stepped into the role of “fashion icon.” At least, that is, until now. Holland has embarked on his own personal style odyssey, quietly stepping up his fit game during a double-duty press run promoting Spider-Man: Brand New Day and The Odyssey.
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No Workwear Brand is Doing Carpenter Jeans Like Chanel

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By Chris Thomas Verified, David Fischer
| Highsnobiety Verified
Sliced bread. The wheel. Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. These are all inventions that represent human ingenuity at its peak, never to be improved upon. We can now add Chanel’s Pre-Fall/Winter 2026 carpenter jeans to the list.
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The Spring/Summer 2027 Fashion Season Was So Bald

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By Chris Thomas Verified, David Fischer
| Highsnobiety Verified
Summer is hot. This is a fact (one as old as time, even). And yet, without fail, the first truly hot day of the year always catches me off guard, sending me into a spiral about the state of my wardrobe as I tell myself that everything I own is wrong. Those shorts I loved last year? Bad. The hemlines of my T-shirts? Too long.
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