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Take a First Look at the Nike Dunk High in "Dark Sulfur"

Last month, Nike unveiled the Dunk High in "Team Red." Now, the Swoosh brand is set to release the silhouette in a summer-inspired "Dark Sulfur" iteration.Revealed by Twitter sneaker account @brandon1an, the footwear style arrives in a two-tone design. The leather quarters, toeboxes and collars come in a crisp white hue, while the mudguards, eyestays, Swooshes, heels and collar flaps are dressed in a bright mustard yellow tone. Elsewhere, the tongues are crafted from nylon material, which featur...

info@hypebae.com (HYPEBAE) Thu, 18 Mar 2021 HYPEBAE
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NYX Cosmetics To Drop 'Tetris'-Inspired Makeup Collection

NYX has unveiled its first gaming-inspired collaboration with Tetris. The range is comprised of an eyeshadow palette, lipstick kits and lip liners.The Tetris Jumbo Shadow Palette comes with a total of 80 shades influenced by the hues of the retro video game, along with "Artistry Combo" color quads reminiscent of the original Tetris block shapes. Elsewhere, the Tetris Lip Kit includes the brand's best-selling lippies such as the Butter Lip Gloss and Slim Lip Pencil. Rounding out the line is the T...

info@hypebae.com (HYPEBAE) Fri, 19 Mar 2021 HYPEBAE
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From J.Lo to Jennifer Aniston, These '90s Hairstyles Need to Come Back

Ah, the '90s. An era defined by MTV, Lisa Frank notebooks, and more boy bands than we care to count. (For the record, we think 98 Degrees was super underrated.) Some of our absolute favorite pop culture moments were born out of this decade, and when we think back on it, we can't help but relish in the wonderfully wild '90s hairstyles.From messy buns to a broad selection of bangs, and, of course, butterfly clips galore, there was something special about the hair trends from this time. The It gir...

Courtney Higgs Wed, 17 Mar 2021 Who What Wear
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These Bronzers Are $11 and Under—in Case You Haven't Seen the Sun in a Second

Plus, they're top rated.One wouldn't necessarily think finding a great bronzer would be all that difficult. But, when it comes to finding a formula that doesn't leave you overly dry, overly shimmery, overly ashy, or—the horror—overly, orange, the task gets frustrating fast. Oh, and don't think for a second that simply spending more money on a bronzer will automatically assure your safety from any of the above symptoms. Some of the most well-known bronzers have left us looking like disco ba...

Erin Jahns Wed, 17 Mar 2021 Who What Wear