Welcome to Second Life, a podcast spotlighting successful women who've made major career changes—and fearlessly mastered the pivot. Hosted by Hillary Kerr, co-founder and chief content officer at Who What Wear, each episode will give you a direct line to women who are game changers in their fields. Subscribe to Second Life on iTunes, and stay tuned.

Danielle Bernstein, the influencer behind the popular fashion blog We Wore What, is the epitome of the current influencer-turned-entrepreneur era. Initially a mere hobby when she was a sophomore in college at FIT, Bernstein’s street style blog became a burgeoning business when she flipped the camera and decided to feature her personal style. She quickly caught the eye of fashion girls around the world, and with over 2.3 million followers on Instagram, Bernstein has established herself as an influential voice in the fashion/blogger community. Bernstein has not only launched her own brand, which began as Second Skin Overalls and has now transitioned into Shop We Wore What, but has also had a slew of successful collaborations, specifically one with Onia Swim, which reportedly sold $3 million in product on the first day alone. Recently, Bernstein added another successful line to her repertoire: Danielle Bernstein, which is an affordable, size-inclusive line which has launched at Macy’s. Renowned for selling out almost immediately the day of drop, Bernstein’s collections are a true testament to the loyalty of the following she has built through her brand. 

However, it doesn’t even stop there. Expanding her career beyond blogging, designing, and even fashion, Bernstein has entered the world of tech, advising, and publishing. She just launched MOE Assist, an organizational tool for influencers and modern entrepreneurs to manage contracts and the minutiae of running a company; advises on the CBD brand Highline Wellness; and has a book coming out this spring. Bernstein has paved her way through the industry, defying all odds, all while remaining candid and transparent with her ever-growing following.

Head to iTunes to subscribe to Second Life, and listen to this brand-new episode to hear all about how Bernstein navigated her way through creating her career path—all on her own terms. And keep scrolling to shop some of her best-selling pieces.

What do you get when you mix a couple of cool brands, one iconic retailer, and a stylish Instagram It girl? Danielle Bernstein's new collaboration with 7 for All Mankind and Splendid, which is available exclusively at Bloomingdale's. If you're one of the 1.7 million people following her @weworewhat account, you already know how impeccable her style is, but now it's translated into a 13-piece collection of jeans, tees, sweatpants, and more. We have a feeling her Insta-famous friends will be swiping up to shop everything.

"We've created the perfect basics and casual attire in both the denim and athleisure categories," Bernstein said in a statement. Available beginning today, October 16, the collection ranges from $54 to $229. If you still need convincing that the collection is worth investing in, Bernstein's chic images below will seal the deal.

Scroll down to shop our picks from Danielle Bernstein's collaboration at Bloomingdale's.

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When a blogger flexes her entrepreneurial muscles and launches her own self-funded fashion line, we’re can't help but wonder what will she do next. In the case of Danielle Bernstein, the answer would be to launch collection number two shortly afterward, of course. Following last month's reveal of her Second Skin Overalls collection, the blogger behind We Wore What has announced today that she’s also teamed up for her first footwear collection, Archive Shoes.

“Second Skin Overalls is a brand I launched completely on my own, financially and creatively. The Archive Shoes is a project I have been collaborating on with Jordan Adoni from Modern Vice Factory," Bernstein clarifies. "I've always been a huge fan of the chic construction and comfort of the boots made at what I call 'the magic factory' — and have designed specific pairs with Jordan over the past five years. Releasing a collection under a new brand name seemed like a seamless next step."

The initial lineup features a range of ankle booties that are inspired by New York City. With that said, they're not the kind of heels that would leave you teeter-tottering over cobblestones. "There were specific details about the boots that coincide with streets," says Bernstein, adding, "The Archive is actually the name of a building I used to live in in the West Village. [The boot names] were all the streets that surround it and shaped my everyday life."

Scroll down to shop The Archive's debut offerings, exclusively sold on Shopbop.

Don't miss Bernstein's fashion launch from last month, Second Skin Overalls.

Opening Image: We Wore What

When you mix a hotter-by-the-minute supermodel and one of the biggest names in blogging, the results are bound to be stylish. Earlier this month, we introduced you to Second Skin Overalls, the new clothing line from Danielle Bernstein of We Wore What. Of course, we were immediately in love with the idea, but now that her wares have none other than Bella Hadid's stamp of approval, we're obsessed anew.

Hadid was spotted in New York City wearing Second Skill Overalls' The Jumpsuit ($230), which hugs her curves in all the right places and has a cool '70s vibe we're crazy about. She finished the look with simple accessories, including layered chokers, black ankle boots, and an on-trend mini bag. So why should you invest in this statement denim piece like Hadid? "Overalls are a versatile, seasonless wardrobe essential that can be styled for both casual and dressy occasions," Bernstein told Who What Wear when the line first launched. If you agree, you'd be wise to click "add to cart" ASAP.

Scroll down to see Bella Hadid's full outfit and shop her jumpsuit!

On Bella Hadid: Second Skin Overalls The Jumpsuit ($230).

Would you wear a skintight denim jumpsuit? Tell us in the comments below!

Plenty of fashion girls we know have their thing. It could be super-wide-leg pants, white tees always, or simply an all-black color palette. For We Wore What’s Danielle Bernstein, it’s overalls. No doubt about it. And since the best business owners are ones who are deeply passionate about what they’re selling, it only makes sense that Bernstein’s next step is launching her own line of—you guessed it—overalls.

“Overalls are a versatile, seasonless wardrobe essential that can be styled for both casual and dressy occasions,” the blogger and entrepreneur told us when we ask about the debut of Second Skin Overalls and its premiere five-piece collection, The Basics. Honestly, we can’t help but take her word for it. This devotee has even gone so far as to wear a pair to a wedding and swears by the onesie silhouette as a piece that has no limits.

Need further proof? Below, Bernstein divulges more about her fashion thing and gives us an exclusive peek at her new Second Skin Overalls styling video in which she transforms her designs in innumerable ways.

Scroll down for the exclusive video, interview, and first look at the debut collection.

WHO WHAT WEAR: Overalls can be a bit of a polarizing and tricky trend. Can you give us your best tips for wearing them?

DANIELLE BERNSTEIN: I treat them as I would a pair of jeans or black pants by pairing them with sweaters, blouses, or simple tops. The High-Rise Skinny can be paired with a rocker tee or blouse or even an oversize sweater. Alternatively, you can wear something as simple as a sleeveless tank to make the style more casual and comfortable with a pair of white kicks. The High-Rise Flare has more of a ’70s vibe and is the ideal silhouette to pair with heels. I love how effortless and sexy it looks with a white pump. I’ve also worn this style on its own (it covers all the right parts).The jumpsuit is a stand-alone style that can be accessorized with a choker or statement earring. The oversize culottes and relax fit are ideal for travel or running errands too!

WWW: Are there any standout pairs of overalls you own and love that inspired your designs?

DB: Nearly five years ago, I created We Wore What as an opportunity to document daily outfits and inspiration. The impetus of the site derived from my personal wardrobe motto: “Overalls are my second skin.” I had been an avid collector for years and would constantly be in search of both high-end and high-street styles. My favorites always ended up being vintage and were rarely duplicated or they were made in a way that they actually fit nicely and were flattering.

WWW: Where’s the most unexpected place you’ve ever worn overalls?

DB: I have a gorgeous pair of black satin vintage overalls that I wore to a wedding, believe it or not! Not only did I feel über-chic and sophisticated, I was likely the most comfortable guest there.

WWW: Do you have any overalls style inspirations?

DB: I have always been inspired by the versatility and ease of overalls. What was once a traditional utilitarian work uniform is now a style that can be worn to a cocktail party or in Justin Bieber’s case, your outfit to meet the prime minister. Rachel on Friends; Salt-N-Pepa; Tupac; on Dawson’s Creek, Joey Potter each gave overalls coolness; and then Sarah Jessica Parker, Rihanna, Kendall Jenner, and supermodels alike brought this entirely new sex appeal to them.

WWW: And finally, as an entrepreneur, what’s the most exciting and challenging part about building your own fashion brand?

DB: Every detail that goes into the creation of a piece of denim is so important to the final product. Watching Second Skin Overalls come to life is beyond rewarding. I have also been so humbled to witness the build-up of excitement from my followers. The back end of a retail business has been the most complex and difficult. The ins and outs of production and distribution have been an incredible learning experience. I have a newfound appreciation for all of it.

What’s your own fashion thing? Let us know in the comments.

For anyone who’s highly tuned in to the fashion world—its ins, outs, and occasional subtweets—you’re probably already well versed on the recent tensions between publications and bloggers. And particularly, during this fashion month.

But for us, a publication that loves the unique and individual perspectives bloggers bring to the table, there’s a bigger conversation that comes to mind: What is the true role of bloggers in the fashion industry today? Thankfully that’s exactly the topic that so many of our favorite personalities have weighed in on this past week.

In the most practical terms, bloggers’ work “provides content for websites … provides a large platform for brands to display their most recent collections,” Danielle Bernstein posted on Instagram. However, in a larger sense, “We’re the face of our own brands,” Aimee Song put it simply, echoing a sentiment that seems to be felt across her peers. “We had to pave our own way for the opportunities to do something we love and inspire people along the way.”

We had to pave our own way for the opportunities to do something we love and inspire people along the way.

Cara Santana made a case for blogger entrepreneurship, as well, when she said that it’s women like herself who’ve “created a voice for themselves, who have revitalized an industry, who have integrated themselves as a necessity to a world that craves innovation, and to young female entrepreneurs who took what they loved and created a space for themselves and a business that didn’t exist.” And we agree.

When we look at the last few years alone, we’ve seen bloggers land on the cover of major international magazines (Chiara Ferragni, Nicole Warne), create full-fledged fashion lines (Rumi Neely's Are You Am I), and even become a part of their own Harvard Business School case study (Ferragni again, but hey, it deserves a mention). There are also self-made industry experts like Susanna Lau, who’s known for her thoughtful, highly intelligent, quirky view on the industry within her personal blog and also as an editor, and a slew more who've earned major success through their hustle—both main and side.

[Bloggers' work] provides a large platform for brands to display their most recent collections. 

Of course, this fashion month is far from the first time so many bloggers have spoken out about their place within the fashion industry. In fact, the question’s come up often. As one Fashionista article pointed out this week, current major street style photographers, such as Scott Schuman and Phil Oh, were once considered bloggers as well. And yet today their work is recognized as a fully realized business, and their presence has become a staple of every fashion month event. So why is the same regard not given to so many fashion bloggers who’ve earned their industry cred and created an equally successful business out of their personal brands?

There’s not necessarily a straightforward answer or a pretty Gucci bow we can tie around this conversation. But rather, we’ll say this: Come this time next fashion month, we're looking forward to hearing more about how bloggers bring value to the industry in which they were once outsiders, and less about why they’re attending to begin with.

What role do you think bloggers play in the fashion industry today? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. 

Some say that you shouldn't wear white in winter, but we've never been one to obey rules, especially when it comes to getting dressed! We've clocked the world's best dressed women wearing paper white tops, crisp trousers in pristine vanilla hues, and fluffy coats in snowy soft shades. It's made us want to wrap up in fashion's most high-maintenance colour until spring sets in.

Scroll down for a 101 on how to wear white now!

Style Notes: Monochrome looks best when topped off with a slick of red lipstick. Word.

Style Notes: Head-to-toe white actually can work if you choose premium pieces that flatter your figure to perfection. She who dares…

Style Notes: Keep it simple with a statement white coat, sunglasses and black flared trousers. It's 100% easy glamour.

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Style Notes: Take a cue from your shearling lining, and take the crisp white colour to your trousers and top. A dose of khaki will keep your outfit in the urbane category.

Style Notes: Punctuate a white ribbed top and trousers with an aubergine suede jacket.

Style Notes: A white cover-up is the perfect blank canvas for juicy reds and bold colours. Get creative.

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Style Notes: A shearling will add winter practicality to your favourite spring dress. Add stomping black leather boots and hey, presto, you're ready for the cold.

Style Notes: If you're wanting to dip your toe in the water when it comes to wearing winter whites, then wear a shirt dress with black staples and a navy blue coat. Safe but so chic.

Style Notes: The easiest way to get it totally spot on? Wear your trusty furry coat with aviators and your LBD, it's a surefire way to look achingly cool.

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Style Notes: Make all white work in your workwear wardrobe (pardon the accidental alliteration here!) by teaming smart trousers with a longline jacket.

Will you be experimenting with an all-white outfit? If you're feeling inspired, shop key white new season pieces. Comment below!

There are two truths when it comes to wearing utility jumpsuits. They're difficult to pull off, but if you do, you're guaranteed to look effortlessly cool. Successfully pulling off the tricky one-piece is all about styling. Fashion girls balance the industrial feel of the jumpsuit with smart details to soften the look—waist-defining belts, strappy heels, ladylike bags, and delicate jewelry. Even paired with sneakers, the ensemble can instantly become underscored with an undeniable coolness.

To prove just how many ways there are to get the look right, we've rounded up the best utility jumpsuit stylings from our favorite fashion girls. See how street style bloggers make a tapered utilitarian jumpsuit look chic with clean white sneakers or how French girls make a wide-leg iteration surprisingly sophisticated with leather boots and a long camel coat. Whatever vibe you decide to work with your utilitarian jumpsuit, head below to take a look at seven casual-cool ways to wear a utility jumpsuit.

Next up, learn how to pull off a culotte jumpsuit like a pro.

This story was originally published on August 7, 2015 and has been updated.

Overalls in every color and material have made a huge comeback this year, but it's the black styles in particular that we have our eyes on. Classic and timeless, black is the most universally flattering color and will never go out of season. We're loving how fashion girls are wearing black overalls this season, whether in denim, satin, or leather. Dress them up with a feminine blouse and heels, or dress them down with a white T-shirt and sneakers—the possibilities are endless. They're versatile and virtually seasonless, so you can never go wrong a pair of black overalls.

Click through to shop our top picks.

Try a pair in leather with an off-the-shoulder top for your next event.

Keep reading to shop all our favorite black overalls.