If there’s one thing I’m guilty of, it’s gravitating towards the simplest pieces in any new-in section. Elegant wool coats, white shirts, perfectly cut trousers and refined knitwear—and, when I’m looking for polished, minimalist pieces without the designer price tag, there are three places I return to time and again: Zara, H&M and COS.

Each has its own strength. COS is my go-to for beautifully cut tailoring, premium fabrics and the kind of understated basics that could easily pass for designer. Zara consistently delivers on elevated outerwear and directional silhouettes, whilst H&M is particularly good at those deceptively simple wardrobe staples—great knitwear, trousers and layering pieces—that make getting dressed considerably easier.

Right now, all three are especially strong. Think sweeping wool coats, rich chocolate-brown layers, dark indigo denim and beautifully simple knitwear, alongside the elevated basics that form the backbone of a minimalist wardrobe. After scrolling through hundreds of new arrivals, I’ve narrowed it down to the pieces I think are genuinely worth your attention.

Keep scrolling for the Zara, H&M and COS minimalist buys I’d happily wear on repeat all winter and well beyond.

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It's that time of year again, boots season has officially arrived. While we can keep our loafers and ballet flats out for a bit longer, it's really all about boots from now until March. And as much fun as trends can be, I've learned that classic boots are the backbone of a refined wardrobe. Whether you're searching for leather or suede, ankle or knee-high, a classic fall boot is the way to go.

I scanned the top retailers looking for elevated, timeless boots and saved 31 noteworthy options, from investment styles to affordable finds. We're hitting all the classics with this list—think leather riding boots, suede chelsea styles, sleek knee-high silhouettes, and pointed-toe ankle boots. Each of these picks are polished, versatile, and chic, so I know this is a list people with classic taste will love. Scroll on for the best boots from Shopbop, Nordstrom, and Zara.

If you haven't browsed Zara recently, you are seriously missing out. As a shopping editor, I spend hours digging through the latest retail arrivals. Lately, I've been loving Zara's fall and winter pieces. Since I don't believe in gatekeeping, I've detailed a handful of the best items from the newest Zara arrivals below.

In this curation, you can expect great everyday denim and cute sweaters. Not to mention a handful of items that'd be great for crafting fun, festive holiday looks. Keep scrolling to uncover your soon-to-be favorite Zara items for the months ahead.

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I know people have mixed thoughts on using the word "chic." As a longtime fashion editor, it's always been one of my favorite words. I love chic items, okay. If it's not chic (re: modern, elevated, and cool!), I'm not interested. On that note, I scrolled through Shopbop this morning. So I'm here with an edit of the chicest fall and winter pieces I know you'll love.

Below are the standouts that I don't think you'll regret because of their stylish (cough, chic) nature. I'd be shocked if many of these picks will be in stock in a few weeks (ahem, before Cyber Week). Keep scrolling to shop gorgeous sweaters, the coolest pants, cute flats, directional outerwear silhouettes, and more from Shopbop.

It was during one of my recent wardrobe clear outs that I noticed the evolution in my shoe roster. Where once I would collect miscellaneous heels of varying heights, colours and finishes, I've been spending the last couple of years focusing on comfortable flats that I can run around in. The truth is though, some styles get a bad rep and are written off as uncomfortable before we've even tried on more than one pair, and a case in point (no pun intended) is the pointed toe boot.

With their sleek silhouette and leg-lengthening appeal, pointed toe boots were the kind of '90s wardrobe staple that dressed up everything from everyday denim to more considered evening looks. But, as heels began to fall out of favour after the rise of the ballet flat and loafer, so too did this sculptural style. And granted, whilst pointed toe boots can come in all heel heights, there was something about the exaggerated silhouette that told everyone that the wearer took their outfit very seriously, something that throw-on-and-go minimalists balked at the very thought of. That is, until now.

With fashion fully in it's dressed-up era, the pointed toe brings a sharper, more confident edge to everyday dressing. Trainers, loafers, and leather slip ons will always have their place in a well-curated wardrobe, but a pointed toe boot draws and holds the eye rather than hiding in the background, perhaps why the fashion set are readopting the angular finish for autumn/winter 2026.

Just think of the boot's versatility after all—black leather pointed-toe boots with straight-leg jeans, suede boots with relaxed leather trousers and a tailored blazer or a knee-high boot styled with a knitted midi dress? The options are endless. But, if you're still not convinced that a pointed toe could work for you, keep scrolling to see 6 outfits that may well just change your mind.

1. Leopard Print Pointed Boots + Jeans + Faux Fur Coat

Style Notes: In full preparation for freezing temperatures and icy winds, you'll always find a fluffy, faux fur coat in my wardrobe for bundling up against the cold. Great news then that Elsa Hosk [pictured above] has an outfit idea for making cuddly coats feel even cooler: by teaming them with easy denim and a statement, animal print boot, probably the only style strong enough to hold its own against such an eye-catching coat. Talk about taking a walk on the wild side...

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2. Suede Pointed Boots + Trench Coat + Dark Denim

Style Notes: You don't have to be subversive to show you have fashion credentials, and Anouk's classic ensemble of a thick trench, dark jeans and suede boots is a masterclass in how to style up staples. Everyone I know owns a trench coat, and for good reason. Whether you're in the office or on-the-go, throwing on a longline coat always looks impossibly stylish, but particularly when paired with luxurious fabric like a pair of great suede boots that can come in at an affordable price, but always look expensive.

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3. Leather Pointed Boots + Leather Skirt + Colour Pop Turtleneck

Style Notes: Looking for an outfit that really celebrates the season? Look no further than Coco's turtleneck and leather skirt [pictured above]. No, I don't just mean the colours (although this is a fabulous take on fifty shades of pumpkin spice); the choice of a high neck jumper paired with a long, maxi skirt and tall boot are all kinds of practical when the temperatures eventually drop. It's also a good reminder that pointed toe boots don't need to be spindly stilettos when there are plenty of tougher, more substantial heels on the market, so you don't have to worry about buying extra insoles.

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4. Patent Pointed Ankle Boots + Trench Coat + Jeans

Style Notes: Just like Anouk, Marilyn knows the power of a good trench coat [pictured above]. What I love most about this outfit though is how she has elevated a tonal, matte outfit into something really special by swapping classic leather for a high gloss, patent pair. If you've got a pair of boots this good, you're going to want to show them off, and whether you wear them with jeans or swap for a midi skirt or cigarette trouser, this "business on the top, party on the bottom" look is a low maintenance, high impact wonder.

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5. Pointed Knee High Boots + Jumper + Long Skirt + Leather Jacket

Style Notes: Knits are coming into their own this season, and a midi or maxi length tailored skirt feels like the elegant way to elevate wool, but particularly with a sleek knee high boot. Ready to go from day to night at a moment's notice, Leia's black and grey look [pictured above] is screenshotted in my Saved folder for the days cold enough to require knits and leather, but mild enough to get away with a skirt and not having to rely on tucked in jeans.

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6. Pointed Logo Boots + Funnel Neck Jacket + Shorts

Style Notes: Looking for a bolder way to make the most of boots? You've probably got a couple of weeks left to be able to risk a bare leg a là Emili Sindlev [pictured above], so lean into a maximalist boot trend so attention-grabbing that the boot could be considered the entire outfit. Logomania isn't dead, it's just rebranding, and rather than head-to-toe styling, let a tonal palette be the base that allows a stand-out boot to do it's job. There's something delightfully noughties about this whole ensemble, and who doesn't love a little tongue-in-cheek throwback?

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I can't believe it's already November. Time is flying by, but here at Who What Wear UK, we are always one step ahead of the trends. As a beauty editor, I'm constantly talking to the latest experts in skin, hair, makeup, and nails, and last week I chatted with celebrity manicurist Ami Streets about all things November nail colours.

A new month means there's plenty of new nail trends to discover, from rich, earthy tones to unexpected pops of colour. Below, Streets breaks down the most sought-after shades for November, and I have to say, I think they are some of my favourite nail colours of all time.

Whether you're stuck on what to go for at your next appointment, or want some inspiration before doing an at-home manicure, I highly suggest you keep on scrolling for an expert's take on the biggest November nail shades.

6 November Nail Colours, Recommended by an Expert

1. Deep Olive Green

My winter wardrobe is already full of olive green tones, and now I can't wait to match my outfits to my nails. "Deep olive green is one of those shades that feels effortlessly right for autumn and winter," says Streets. "Earthy, muted and beautifully rich, it takes inspiration from the changing landscape without feeling too obvious or predictable. I love how it sits somewhere between a neutral and a statement colour, making it surprisingly easy to wear with your everyday wardrobe. If you want something seasonal that feels a little different from the usual colour options, olive green is such a good choice."

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2. Mid-Tone Grey

If you want a true neutral, then why not try a mid-tone grey manicure? "A mid-tone grey is the perfect option for anyone who loves a neutral manicure but wants something a little more contemporary," Streets tells me. "Not quite light enough to feel summery and not as harsh as black, it has that cool, understated quality that works so well during the colder months. I love how chic and modern grey can look; it’s also incredibly versatile, working beautifully alongside black, cream, denim and deeper autumnal tones. If you’re looking for a neutral that feels current without being too trend-led, this is definitely one to try."

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3. Chocolate Brown

Brown nails are a classic choice that never goes out of style. "Chocolate brown has been an absolute hit with so many of my clients over the past few weeks, and I really don’t see this one going anywhere just yet," Street adds. "Rich, glossy browns feel made for November, bringing warmth and depth to a manicure as the weather gets colder. Whether you prefer a deep espresso shade or something a little more milky and cocoa-toned, brown is such a wearable alternative to black and a beautiful neutral for this time of year. I also think this trend has plenty of staying power and will continue well into next season."

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4. Chartreuse

If you're after something a bit brighter, I am loving this chartreuse manicure trend. "For anyone wanting a little pop of colour, chartreuse is such a fun option to consider this November," Streets says. "Sitting somewhere between acid yellow and vibrant green, it brings a fresh, unexpected twist to the darker shades we tend to gravitate towards at this time of year. We’ve seen this punchy colour make its mark on the catwalks and in accessories, and I love how easily that fashion influence can translate into nails. It might not be the most obvious winter shade, but that’s exactly what makes it exciting. Wear it as a glossy full set for maximum impact or try it as a French tip if you want something a little more playful and understated."

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5. Burgundy

"We couldn’t talk about November nails without a gorgeous deep red," Streets tells me, and I wholeheartedly agree. "Dark cherry and burgundy are perennial favourites for the colder months, and I think there’s something undeniably sexy about a rich, vampy red manicure. Deep, glossy and full of depth, these shades feel luxurious and look beautiful on both short, natural nails and longer shapes. Whether you lean towards a blackened cherry red or a classic wine-toned burgundy, it’s a winter classic for a reason."

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6. Milky Manicure

Lastly, we can't forget the milky mani. "There’s something so beautiful about a milky, sheer white manicure as we move into the colder months," says Streets. "Think soft, creamy whites with an almost translucent finish—understated, fresh and a little bit icy."

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If you spend any time on Who What Wear UK, you’ll know our obsession with the ‘90s runs deep. Between the straight-leg jeans, throwback movies (Clueless, anyone?) and unforgettable shoes, the nostalgia is something we hold close to our hearts. But. if we’re being really honest, it's the street style (the It girls' outfits, if you will) that are the best thing about the decade.

Whether you were into preppy streetwear, thought of yourself as a minimalist, or were loyal to grunge, the decade's most formidable women were unrivalled when it came to outfit inspiration. From Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy delivering daily masterclasses in understated elegance across Manhattan, or Aaliyah single-handedly making tomboy-chic cool again, the era was stacked with icons. And 20-or-so years later, their influence hasn't changed one bit; in fact, it's still defining how we dress today.

With so many great looks to choose from, whittling down a list of the ultimate ‘90s outfits was no small feat. So naturally, I enlisted the help of the chicest team in the business—the Who What Wear UK editors, of course. Beyond spotting the next viral trend and sniffing out expensive-looking finds at affordable prices, these women have an unmatched eye for style with true longevity. But don’t expect a slate of playing-it-safe neutrals: this list celebrates the bold, nostalgic and delightfully expensive side of '90s dressing too.

So if you’re in need of some outfit ‘inspo, or just wanting to take a nosy look into the minds of your favourite Who What Wear UK editors, now's your chance. Scroll to see the 10 best ‘90s outfits of 2026 worth recreating now.

10 It Girl Outfits From the '90s Our Editors Can't Stop Thinking About:

1. Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy

Style Notes: "To me, Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy represents all that was good and chic about '90s style. She never tried too hard (at least, she never let it look like she did), and the pieces she wore, she did so repeatedly. While you could definitely categorise many of her staples under "basics", she also had an eye for items with flair, case in point: her faux fur stole and leather coat. Throw in the perfect pair of blue jeans and a tortoiseshell Alice band and you have one of the '90s most iconic outfits—one that would look just as relevant on the streets of New York today. How many outfits from that decade can you say that about?" —Maxine Eggenberger, editor

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2. Julia Roberts

Style Notes: "Though I could reel off a whole list of '90s icons who have shaped the way I still dress today, there's only one outfit that occupies my mind on a weekly basis. When Julia Roberts stepped out at the Golden Globes in an oversized Armani suit and not an obvious gown, she was ahead of her time in a way that we're only just coming to realise. Where would the Frankie Shop, Toteme or even The Row be without this boxy silhouette? And, as someone who still makes the Saint Laurent spring/summer 2025 collection their entire personality (and has not one, but three ties), I don't think that there's anything cooler than big blazer energy, especially on a confident woman." —Remy Farrell, fashion editor

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3. Kate Moss

Style Notes: "Kate Moss proves that the classics are classic for a reason and can create a perfectly timeless outfit. Her black top taps into the three-quarter sleeve trend we’ve been seeing everywhere and pairs with absolutely everything, whilst the pop of white in the skirt provides the perfect contrast. And don't get me started on the styling hack of a top and shoes in the same colour. It's some of the best sandwich dressing I've seen, and I mean, Kate is a master at it after all." —Kitty Bovaird, social media editor

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4. Halle Berry

Style Notes: "We simply can't talk about the '90s without paying homage to one of the decade's ultimate style icons: Halle Berry. You see, what I adore about her playbook is her ability to master classicism with a clever twist. From her softly structured jeans to a sleek, fitted high-neck top, her intuitive use of texture and tone injects a healthy dose of personality into everyday basics. And when finished with a leopard print coat? Well, it's nothing short of absolute perfection." —Florrie Alexander, shopping editor

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5. Princess Diana

Style Notes: When it comes to iconic 90s outfits, Princess Diana has to get a special mention, but rather than her formal wear, it’s her off-duty, athleisure looks that I love the most. Diana was one of the first to make a trip to the gym look so chic, and the fact that these looks are still being recreated today says it all. Only she could make an oversized sweatshirt, gym shorts, and a designer bag look so cool and so royal."—Natasha Wilson, Videographer

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6. Aaliyah

Style Notes: For me, the ultimate 90s It Girl is Aaliyah (RIP). She was that girl before the internet even knew what it was. Everyone wanted to be her (or date her—Google it) because she was so fly, but also a bit of an enigma. Her '90s style definitely skews more tomboy and Matrix than mine, but she wore sports jerseys out of context just like I do, and I think I’m obsessed because no one else could pull off her proportion play so effortlessly and authentically.

Think oversized streetwear and baggy jeans styled with tiny crop tops that exposed her killer abs and belly bar. But also lashings of leather, silver accents and, like the other big African American stars of that era, lots of Tommy Hilfiger. Beauty-wise, I’ve often recreated her signature lip combo by outlining nude lips with a dark liner but, her eyebrow arches were a bit too high for me. —Felicia Pennant, branded content editor

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7. Jennifer Aniston

Style Notes: If you know anything about my personal style, you’ll know the pared-back minimalism of the ‘90s comes rather near and dear to my heart. And that means that Jennifer Aniston is one of my personal style heroines. Between the delicate sheer top, fitted black trousers and stylish T-bar sandal, this look is my outfit of dreams. The head-to-toe midnight palette keeps it minimal, understated and well within my comfort zone, whilst the sheer top and drop necklace add a subtle grunge vibe that I’m utterly obsessed with—all in all, this look gets 10s all around.—Brittany Davy, junior writer

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8. Winona Ryder

Style Notes: Let's be real; true cool-girl or It girl style isn't about desperately chasing the latest celebrity hype to prove your fashion literacy—it's an attitude, a feeling that comes from within. Which is precisely why my ultimate ‘90s style icon has to be Winona Ryder. Whether she's rocking a graphic tee on the red carpet, slipping into a velvet evening gown, or making a case for a V-neck jumper and midi skirts pairing, her outfits never felt overly forced or contrived. Every look was born out of comfort and nonchalance rather than a desire to dress to impress anyone. —Imani-Nia Francis-Tsolaki, junior fashion editor

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9. Victoria Beckham

Style Notes: "The little Gucci dress, the little Gucci dress or the little Gucci dress?” For a ‘90s girl growing up in the UK, it doesn’t get more iconic than the Spice Girls. Victoria Beckham was my queen (and my dark-brown bob as a kid meant I always got to be her at playtime), and Spice World has remained one of my favourite movies of all time. Posh was a smart, sassy ice princess with a wonderfully British sense of humour, and she didn’t need garish prints, maximalist accessories or brash logos; she just needed a pair of strappy heels and her little Gucci dress. The actual dress in that scene was from Miss Selfridge (it was the ‘90s; no one had any money!), which makes the whole thing even more perfect."—Georgia Seago, copy editor

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10. Cher

Style Notes: "Cher had '90s cool down to a science. Transitioning from her signature gothic-chic to something inherently more futuristic and dance-pop, she always came dripping in Chrome Hearts and looking impeccably stylish. My heart will always beat for you, Cheryl Sarkisian."—Nicole Pereira, junior social media editor

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With a new season comes new trends, and although this may be slightly biased given my love for autumn, it's also my favorite time for all things hair. The cooler air means richer color, less frizz, edgy cuts...the list goes on. And as a beauty editor, it's only natural for me to have my eyes peeled for the latest looks making headlines.

Think: Zendaya's pixie cut debut or Hailey Bieber's espresso brown strands. Even pop culture moments like Adela's hit song "Nicole Kidman" has people wanting to replicate the Moulin Rouge! star's bangs and face-framing layers. Of course, there are a few more note-worthy looks to put on your radar this season.

To get the full scoop, I decided to chat with three celebrity hairstylists to find out which other hair trends will be popping off in the weeks to come. Keep reading for all the details.

Espresso Brunette

Espresso brunette is one of those fall hair colors that keep coming back and with good reason. "This works for most hair types but not all skin types," says master celebrity colorist and founder of LRN BEAUTY Lauren Paglionico. "It compliments medium–deep skin and olive tones best. This tone is also low maintenance if done with a gloss and can be refreshed every six to 12 weeks depending on how often you shampoo."

The Pixie

If there's one pixie cut that's had people talking lately, it's this stunning look on Zendaya. She wore this Halle Berry-inspired style to the 2026 Emmy's, and it's quickly becoming a trend. "This pixie works great with hair that has some wave," says Paglionico. "It's soft but piecey with great texture. It looks best with any skin tone and compliments face shapes that are heart or oval shaped." She adds that contrary to popular belief, Pixie's are high maintenance so expect to be at the salon every six weeks to keep it looking fresh.

Blonde on Blonde

Zara Larsson is everywhere right now, and her blonde hair is catching on through fall. "This creamy light blonde isn't too warm or too ashy but a perfect golden-beige," says Paglionico. "This tone works best with natural dark blonde or light brown hair, where the hair can be lifted nicely without pulling too much warmth. Any darker and you will be fighting red coming through." She adds that you'll need maintenance every eight to 12 weeks, depending on your natural color.

Soft Bangs and Face-Framing Layers

This edgy cut was also a standout at this year's Emmy's, and it's also having a huge moment thanks to A-listers like Nicole Kidman's signature soft, wispy bangs. "Paired with long, cascading face-framing layers that curve inward toward the face, the result is incredibly flattering," says celebrity hair stylist and colorist Linda Gatt. "Rather than heavy, blunt layers, the movement is soft and fluid, almost like the hair naturally falls into place." She adds that this look stands out even more when it's air-dried or styled with a round brush.

Barely-There Color

While some people are going all in on color, others are using fall as an opportunity to switch to low-maintenance, natural-leaning looks. "It’s about embracing your natural base and enhancing it with subtle dimension rather than completely changing it," says Gatt. "The goal is color that feels effortless, almost as though you were born with it." She adds that she's a big fan of using using negative space and strategically placed highlights to create brightness without sacrificing depth.

The Boyfriend Bob

There are a lot of think pieces out there about shorter styles having a moment among celebs, so it's not surprising to see the boyfriend bob trending this season. "This cut is a little more relaxed than the traditional bob and falls just between the chin and collarbone," says celebrity hairstylist Cody Renegar. "With a messy, relaxed finish, it’s right for someone who wants shorter hair that looks great without needing to be perfectly styled."

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Who What Wear has been a digital fashion, beauty, and lifestyle publication and community where people can discover the latest brands, trends, and must-have products to help define and evolve their personal style. Think of Who What Wear as your most trusted style and shopping resource.

If you're a lover of all things skincare, you probably know that hydration is a key part of any routine. Still, some skin concerns require a more sophisticated approach. Take crepey skin as an example. It's most common among mature skin types, which as is, requires a little extra love.

"From a dermatological perspective, crepey skin is really a story about collagen, elastin, and hydration," says board-certified dermatologist Pearl Ugwu-Dike, MD. "Collagen provides a skin with structure, while elastin allows it to stretch and return to its original shape. As we age, our production of these particular proteins slows down."

She adds that dryness often makes crepey skin look worse even when the underlying changes are mild. To set our readers up for firmer, hydrated skin, I decided to put together a list of the best treatments on the market, as recommended by dermatologists. Keep scrolling for their top picks.

Best Treatments for Crepey Skin, at a Glance

• Best Overall: Beekman 1802 Milk Rx Body Advanced Better Aging Crepe Smoothing Cream
• Runner Up: Soft Services Software Update Retinol Body Serum for Fine Lines & Crepey Skin
• Best Lightweight: Dewsy Down Deep Body Lotion
• Best Splurge: Skinmedica Firm & Tone Body Lotion
• Best for Dry Skin: La Roche-Posay Lipikar Ap+m Triple Repair Body Moisturizing Cream

Best Treatments for Crepey Skin in 2026

Best Overall: Beekman 1802 Milk Rx Body Advanced Better Aging Crepe Smoothing Cream

Runner Up: Soft Services Software Update Retinol Body Serum for Fine Lines & Crepey Skin

Best Lightweight: Dewsy Down Deep Body Lotion

Best Splurge: Skinmedica Firm & Tone Body Lotion

Best for Dry Skin: La Roche-Posay Lipikar Ap+m Triple Repair Body Moisturizing Cream

Best Budget: AmLactin Daily Nourish Lotion With 12% Lactic Acid Aha

Best Drugstore: Gold Bond Age Renew Hand and Body Lotion Ultimate Crepe Corrector

Best Fragranced: Revision Skincare Bodifirm

How We Chose

As with all of our buying guides at Who What Wear, we compile our edits based on original testing and expert recommendations. To find the best treatments for crepey skin, we leaned heavily on dermatologist insights and our knowledge as beauty experts. We also considered several factors, including formula type, shade range, and customer reviews. We're aware of how important these factors are for a wide range of needs and preferences, so we made sure to list out all the helpful details.

Why Trust Who What Wear

At Who What Wear, we know that beauty isn't one-size-fits-all. Since 2006, our editors have tested thousands of products—including skincare, makeup, haircare, and nails—while also working closely with trusted experts, like renowned dermatologists, celebrity makeup artists, and other leading industry insiders. Together, this ensures every guide is well-researched, inclusive, and relevant to you.

Who What Wear has been a digital fashion, beauty, and lifestyle publication and community where people can discover the latest brands, trends, and must-have products to help define and evolve their personal style. Think of Who What Wear as your most trusted style and shopping resource.

As someone who wears leggings multiple times per week, mostly for Pilates and spin classes, I strongly believe that they serve a purpose, and I don't know what I'd do without them. That said, wearing them isn't exactly as much of a trend as it once was. You can probably recall when, in years past, wearing leggings with a hoodie and sneakers was *the* cool-girl off-duty uniform. Fast forward to late 2026, and there's a different three-piece outfit trend they're wearing, and the only constant variable is the sneakers.

When it comes to cool girls with great casual style, Jennifer Lawrence is at the top of the list. And last week in NYC, she was photographed wearing the exact aforementioned three-piece outfit: a funnel-neck jacket, track pants, and sneakers. Unlike leggings and a hoodie, this outfit is cool in a non-workout-class kind of way. The track pants add a sporty touch, while the funnel-neck jacket adds a polished one, and it's just as easy to throw on as leggings and a hoodie are.

Keep scrolling to see Lawrence's styling and shop funnel-neck jackets, track pants, and sneakers to mix and match.

Jennifer Lawrence in the Outfit

On Jennifer Lawrence: Adidas pants; Tory Burch bag

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As a fashion editor who happens to be plus-size, I have a particularly great idea about where to shop for cute size-inclusive clothes. Since Fall is here in full force and the winter holiday season is right around the corner, I've been itching to find some cute styles that fit the bill. If you're like me, then you've landed in the perfect place. I'm here to divulge my latest plus-size findings just for your shopping pleasure.

Personally, browsing through Anthropologie regularly is a must. You're sure to find some on-trend style moments, and my latest picks echo just that. Ahead, I've detailed a handful of some seriously cute plus-size fashion finds from Anthropologie's latest arrivals. In the mix are cozy, cold-weather-friendly picks, festive finds, and style-forward pieces. Keep scrolling to uncover your soon-to-be favorite Anthropologie finds below.

Best Plus-Size Anthropologie New Arrivals

Lately, I've favored low-lift outfit formulas, say, a sweater-and-jeans or blazer-and-trousers. With temperatures dropping and nights growing longer, I prefer to sleep in, save time in the morning, and limit the number of decisions I need to make. My outfit being one of them. Enter Scandinavian style. From Stockholm to Oslo, it's a masterclass in minimal dressing.

The limited color palette, dedication to quiet luxury, appreciation for layering, and obvious love for color blocking make for wonderful outfit inspiration. Scroll on to see which effortless Scandi trends I'll be participating in this winter.

6 Effortless Scandi Trends for Winter 2026

Penny Lane Coat

Fur-trimmed longline coats are a quick way to elevate your winter wardrobe. After all, it's all about the coat.

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V-Neck Sweater

I've noticed that stylish women in Oslo and Stockholm prefer V-necks, especially in cashmere.

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Column Skirt

Parisian women wore it this fall, but Scandi women are making a case for it this winter. And by "it," I mean the column skirt. It's a shortcut to looking polished and put-together no matter the occasion.

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Drawstring Pouch

Nothing looks more low-effort than a satin drawstring pouch. Walking countless runways at Fashion Week, this soft-bodied clutch is the epitome of effortlessly chic. For one, it can't hold much; its use signals ease and minimal responsibility. Just you, a lip liner, and a pouchette against the world.

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Fringe Shawl

If there's one thing to take away from Scandinavian style, it's the expert use of texture. A prime example: the fringe shawl. This poncho-like silhouette drapes over jeans or a dress, making it stylish and versatile.

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Knee-Length Skirt

With a pair of Calzedonia tights and a high-vamp pump, a knee-length skirt makes a chic, Scandi-inspired winter outfit. Bonus points if it features a retro print.

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