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10 Trends We're Tired of and 10 We're Wearing in 2021 Instead

Four months into 2021 and a whole new set of major trends have arrived—and our team of Who What Wear editors have a lot to say about them. Yep, we can't stop talking about the S/S 21 collections and the pieces we want to wear immediately (if we haven't worn them already), but also, the ones we happily left behind in 2020. So, which ones made our list?It turns out there's a lot we're eyeing—from the standout pattern that's everywhere to the ultimate cool basic for layering to the one color...

Kristen Nichols Tue, 20 Apr 2021 Who What Wear
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7 Ways My Style Changed When I Moved From L.A. to NYC

When I moved from L.A. to New York last spring, there were some pretty obvious changes I was anticipating—the icy polar-vortex level winter storms, for one, and things like my work and social lives. Other things, though, were a bit more unexpected: a global pandemic descending on week two of living in NYC and no less surprising, my own wardrobe. Okay, so I could have predicted the latter would change, but after several years as one of Who What Wear's resident editors already under my be...

Anna LaPlaca Tue, 20 Apr 2021 Who What Wear
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A BTS-Themed Meal Is Coming to McDonald's Next Month

No stranger to celebrity partnerships, McDonald's has announced its next team-up: a limited-edition meal created with K-pop supergroup BTS.The fast food giant will offer a BTS-themed meal comprised of the group's favorite menu items: a 10-piece Chicken McNuggets, medium fries and medium Coca-Cola. The meal will also introduce two new dipping sauces -- Sweet Chili and Cajun -- to the U.S. for the very first time. The spicy-sweet condiments are inspired by popular recipes from McDonald's South Kor...

info@hypebae.com (HYPEBAE) Mon, 19 Apr 2021 HYPEBAE
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Tour This Manhattan Apartment Filled With Scandinavian Influences and Modern Furniture

When architectural designer Oda Olafsrud was first tasked with revamping this 1,650-square-foot apartment in Manhattan, NYC, the space looked like a loft that had stood still in time since the '80s. "A transformation and renovation of the duplex unit was requested, while keeping some of its original features was an important factor -- for sustainability reasons and to keep what was unique to the apartment," Olafsrud says. "Beyond that, I had full creative freedom, something that is a big task to...

info@hypebae.com (HYPEBAE) Mon, 19 Apr 2021 HYPEBAE