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Which Necklace Length for Which Neckline: A Chain-and-Neckline Matcher
Tool · 4 min
Watches & Jewellery · Tool · 4 min
Which Necklace Length for Which Neckline: A Chain-and-Neckline Matcher
A chain doesn't float on its own: it sits against a neckline, and the gap between the two decides whether the look seems planned or accidental. Pick a neckline in the matcher…
02
Eyewear · Explainer
14, 18 or 22: What a Sunglass Bridge Does to the Look of a Frame
Turn a pair of sunglasses over and there is a row of numbers inside one arm. The middle one is the bridge…
5 min
3 pieces
03
Denim · Explainer
Clean, Faded or Torn: What a Jean's Wear Does to an Outfit
Two pairs of jeans with the same cut and wash can sit in different dress codes. The difference is the finish…
4 min
04
Bags · Tool
Where Are You Going? A Bag Picker for the Dress Code and the Day
A bag has two limits. The dress code sets a ceiling on how big it can look, and what you carry sets a floor…
4 min
3 pieces
05
Outerwear · Explainer
Notch, Shawl or Funnel: What a Coat's Collar Does to an Outfit
Two coats with the same cut and cloth can look completely different because of the collar. It is the part…
4 min
3 pieces
06
Shoes & Sneakers · Tool
Court, Runner or Slim: What a Sneaker's Family Does to Your Outfit
Nearly every low-top sneaker belongs to one of three families, and each carries a different attitude into an…
4 min
3 pieces
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Which Necklace Length for Which Neckline: A Chain-and-Neckline Matcher
A chain doesn't float on its own: it sits against a neckline, and the gap between the two decides whether the…
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Where Are You Going? A Bag Picker for the Dress Code and the Day
A bag has two limits. The dress code sets a ceiling on how big it can look, and what you carry sets a floor…
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Court, Runner or Slim: What a Sneaker's Family Does to Your Outfit
Nearly every low-top sneaker belongs to one of three families, and each carries a different attitude into an…
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Black, Emerald or Champagne: What an Evening Dress's Colour Does to a Look
Colour is the first thing an evening look is read as, so choose one lead colour and keep everything else…
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Which Colours Sit Next to Your Jeans: A Denim Palette Builder
Most people treat jeans as the neutral part of an outfit, but denim is a blue, and blue behaves like any…
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Cocktail, Black Tie or White Tie: What a Dress Code Asks of Your Dress
An invitation that says "black tie" or "cocktail" is asking for three things: how long the dress is, what it…
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The Edit
The pieces our stories come back to most.
Splurge€96.36
Chloé Zonnebril Dames CE745S (036) 56x20x140
Wide 20 mm bridge · 56 mm lenses · 140 mm arms
Budget€31.99
Timberland TB9204 6091D Heren Zonnebril 60x13x135
Narrow 13 mm bridge · 60 mm lenses · 135 mm arms
Contents
BagsIt-bags and the everyday ones that copy them.
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DenimCuts, washes and how stars wear them.
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EyewearSunglasses shapes and who wears them best.
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OuterwearTrench coats, leather jackets and blazers.
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Red CarpetPremieres, galas and award-season looks.
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Shoes & SneakersFrom loafers to the sneaker of the season.
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Street StyleOff-duty outfits and airport looks.
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Watches & JewelleryWatches, hoops and the finishing touches.
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Editor's letter
How we shop
We start with the look and what makes it work. The pieces come after: a steal, a sweet spot and a splurge.
- 01Style only, never gossip. We write about clothes, cut and colour, not private lives or bodies.
- 02Picks are pieces in the same spirit, not the exact items worn, and no celebrity endorses them.
- 03Links are affiliate links and marked as sponsored. We may earn a commission, but your price doesn’t change.
- 04We only name a designer when the look was publicly credited.



