We report on personal style rather extensively here at Who What Wear headquarters. New designers we're spotting, fresh layering combinations we've never seen before, and the like. However, we'll be the first ones to lament that the geographical locations that garner more widespread recognition tend to be large metropolitan cities like New York City and Paris. However, anyone with an interest in fashion knows that strong style is not reserved for these cosmopolitan hubs alone. In fact, some of th...

Instagram trends can get weird, but before deeming them totally loco, we like to take our time to investigate the hype. Up on the chopping block today is the Instagram craze we like to call "Barbie feet," which models, celebrities, and fashion girls have taken an obsessive liking to. The idea behind this trend is to pose up on your toes to elongate your legs and flex your muscles a little bit. It appears as though you're wearing high heels sans the shoes. This positioning of the leg is nearly id...

Name one person who doesn't enjoy uncovering a new fashion brand? I'll wait. Even before I was a fashion editor, I would still get giddy about the prospect of finding something new, knowing not everyone would have it already, getting to see a brand really take off, and just generally supporting smaller businesses in an industry that's largely dominated by big-box brands. Once I became an editor, though, I quickly learned that I'm not alone in this endeavor. Plenty of industry insiders from ...

There's a reason we love wearing high heels—and it's not that they're especially comfortable. It's that they're hands down the most flattering footwear. But take a scroll through Instagram, and you'll find the funny fact that models and bloggers have a trick for occasions when heels aren't an option, what we'll now refer to as "Barbie feet." While Barbie's plastic feet are permanently molded into a pointed position, Instagram pros are whipping out the pose when they want to elongate their le...