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This Fall fashion prediction is anything but boring. We are skipping the safe, predictable looks and reaching for pieces that feel bold, personal, and a little unexpected. Trust us, you don’t need a whole new wardrobe. A few good pieces can completely refresh what you already own. Maximalism is on repeat, think rich purple, burgundy, and gold tones along with jacquard and baroque-inspired prints. Pick one statement piece, a printed pant, dramatic coat, or bold blouse, and kee

Fashion’s past is having a major moment, and luxury fashion houses are going shopping for it. Designers and creative teams are scouring resale marketplaces for vintage pieces they originally created decades ago. Why? Because these garments are more than fashion history, they are research tools and valuable pieces of a brand’s design DNA. Fashion Expert Dawn Del Russo explains that archives allow designers to study original tailoring, stitching, fabrics, hardware, and finishin

The fashion world loves a good debate, but the conversation unfolding around Nantucket this summer feels bigger than one store, one sign, or one influencer. It is really about something much more complicated: who gets to shape the modern retail experience and who gets to set the rules? On ON NJ Mornings on Wednesday, July 29, I shared my perspective on the conversation everyone seems to be watching: the growing tension between traditional retailers and the creators. And as so

What if your wardrobe could do more than just make you look good? What if it could actually work for you? Fashion strategist Mary Korlin-Downs has an Incredible new way to think about shopping that's quickly becoming one of the most interesting conversations in fashion tech. Instead of seeing clothing as something you buy and wear, she suggests treating your closet the way a private equity investor treats a portfolio where every piece is an investment with the potential to cr

After seeing the Saint Laurent Men's runway show this week, I have one question: Are shoes becoming fashion's biggest attention seekers? Because if you've been scrolling through fashion week photos lately, you've probably noticed that shoes are looking less like something you'd actually wear and more like something you'd find in an art gallery. Saint Laurent recently sent men's transparent PVC shoes down the runway, creating the illusion that models were walking barefoot. The

Somewhere between working from home, living in leggings, and wearing sneakers with literally everything, we quietly stopped getting dressed up. I recently talked about this on ON NJ Mornings, inspired by a thought-provoking New York Times piece by fashion critic Vanessa Friedman asking a simple but surprisingly complicated question: What does dressing up mean today? There was a time when getting ready felt like part of the experience. Dinner reservations meant pulling out you

We found the cutest jewelry brand, Alex Monroe, that makes you feel like it belongs in a fairytale. It's jewelry that's a little different from the chunky gold chains and viral statement pieces taking over social media. Alex Monroe creates the kind of delicate, nature-inspired jewelry that feels like it has a story behind it. Think tiny bees, wildflowers, dragonflies, leaves, woodland creatures, and whimsical charms that look like they were found in the most magical English g

If you've spent even five minutes scrolling Instagram lately, you've probably noticed the coolest fashion girls aren't just showing off their latest designer bag or vacation wardrobe they're posting sunrise yoga sessions, healthy breakfasts with ocean views, and matching Alo Yoga sets from dreamy wellness retreats. Alo Yoga has become one of those brands that feels like it's everywhere. What started as a celebrity-loved activewear label has evolved into something much bigger

If you think fashion innovation stops at a new silhouette or trending color, think again. The next generation of style is getting smarter, greener, and way more interactive. From handbags made with mushrooms to dresses that literally come to life, fashion is entering an era that feels straight out of the future. One of the biggest shifts happening behind the scenes is the rise of next-generation sustainable materials. Designers are looking far beyond recycled fabrics and crea

It's the season of sporty influences, nostalgic throwbacks, and that easy European vibe everyone secretly wants. “It’s giving relaxed, but still put together,” says Dawn. “Like you didn’t try too hard but somehow still look amazing.” The World Cup is making soccer-inspired fashion have a major moment. Think oversized jerseys worn as real outfits, sporty joggers, vintage sneakers, and anything that feels like you could head to a game but make it fashion. The American Eagle x U