I'll admit—before I worked at Who What Wear, I wasn't really a huge Nordstrom shopper. I frequented the store at my local mall here and there for special purchases or gifts, but it was never my go-to for finding new pieces to include in my wardrobe. Once I started working with my fellow editors and seeing what gems they could source, I knew I was missing out and had to join in on the fun. Thus, I spent an hour (or two) sifting through the trend section and thought,  why not share the list ...

Since I landed my job here at Who What Wear a few months after graduating college, I've been revamping my wardrobe to carry me into my next phase in life. Since we're still working from home, I haven't gotten too carried away with the shopping, but have been shifting my focus on investing in pieces that fit my new job and lifestyle, all while trying to stick to a budget and not (completely) break the bank. While in college I ran after what was affordable and trendy, post-graduation I've spent ...

It can't just be me—I had to do a double-take when I saw these Zara finds becuase they're just so stunning. Perusing the site's new arrivals is a weekly (if not daily) activity of mine and on my latest visit, I came across more than a few finds that actually stopped me dead in my scrolling tracks. While these pieces fall well under the $100 mark, I wouldn't blame you for assuming otherwise.As a fashion editor, I have a keen eye for spotting expensive-looking details and since I'm always ...

Korean confectionery company Lotte has unexpectedly given its Chal-tteok Ice ice cream a tteokbokki (떡볶이, spicy rice cake) makeover. The new release blends the original chewy and glutinous dessert with South Korea's most classic street snack.For those unfamiliar, tteokbokki is a dish typically made with garae-tteok (가래떡, cylinder-shaped rice cakes) and eomuk (어묵, fish cakes) in a gochujang (고추장, fermented red chili paste) sauce. Chal-tteok Ice, on the other hand, comes with...