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Rebecca Carhart is a freelance writer and a fashion market editor. While attending the Fashion Institute of Technology, she interned at Allure, Vogue and InStyle magazines. After graduation, she worked in the fashion department at OK! Weekly and in public relations for Topshop, before settling at InStyle magazine as an assistant market editor. She has since left to freelance for numerous digital sites including New York Mag's The Cut, brides.com, dailymail.com and apprécier.com and brit.co

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Wondering What to Wear for Labor Day Weekend? Try These 4 Perfect Outfits

Wondering What to Wear for Labor Day Weekend? Try These 4 Perfect Outfits

Sadly, summer is coming to a close this weekend. The best way to cure your end-of-the-season blues? Going out…

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How to Nail Pajama Dressing-Even When It's Cold Out

How to Nail Pajama Dressing-Even When It's Cold Out

One of the biggest trends to come out of the spring/summer 2016 shows was boudoir dressing. But don't let the…

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6 Chic Rash Guards for Frolicking on the Beach

6 Chic Rash Guards for Frolicking on the Beach

Once exclusive to surfers and wake boarders, rash guards are our summer fun's best new friend. Why? Well, the…

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6 Reasons to Wear a Silky, Strappy Tank This Summer

6 Reasons to Wear a Silky, Strappy Tank This Summer

Silky skinny-strap camisoles are summer's must-have wardrobe staple. Not only will they keep you cool in the …

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3 Ways to Wear the T-Shirt Dress

3 Ways to Wear the T-Shirt Dress

It's no secret that the T-shirt dress comes out on top as one of the most versatile pieces around. Not only d…

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Shop the Espadrilles that We'll Be Wearing All Summer Long

Shop the Espadrilles that We'll Be Wearing All Summer Long

Espadrilles and summer are soul and sole mates. Not only is the classic style comfortable enough to be worn a…

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Coastal cool girl style is trending — and it's easier to pull off than you think

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If your Pinterest board is suddenly awash in breezy linen sets, fisherman sandals, striped sweaters and woven totes — and your social feeds are flooded with idyllic weekends on Nantucket and Cape Cod — you're not alone. Coastal cool girl style has officially dropped anchor, bringing with it an "I summer by the sea" vibe. Luckily, you don't need a waterfront address (or even a boat) to pull off this relaxed, refined feel.
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These '90s shoe trends are making the biggest comeback right now

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By Rebecca Carhart Verified
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In addition to dial-up internet, butterfly clips and boy bands, the '90s also delivered some seriously iconic shoes. Fast forward to 2026, and the decade's biggest footwear hits are making a victory lap — only this time with sleeker silhouettes, comfier soles and a more fashion-forward feel. From jelly shoes that are actually comfortable to chunky platform wedges that elevate an outfit (literally), the throwback styles you swore you'd never wear again are suddenly everywhere.
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Stylists say drop-waist dresses are more flattering than you think Original

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The drop-waist dress is making a major comeback. The once-polarizing silhouette has been popping up everywhere, from designer runways to the closets of celebrities and fashion insiders, proving it's officially back in style. While many people associate the look with the early 2000s, its roots actually go back to the 1920s, when women traded restrictive corsets for looser, more comfortable silhouettes that reflected a newfound sense of freedom — and honestly, who can blame them?
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