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📰 9 Pairs of Shoes We're Shopping Before Summer's Over {% if EntryImageUrl and EntryImageUrl != "" %} {% endif %} ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: Sponsored Story Occasionally, we use affiliate links on our site. This in no way affects our editorial decision-making. August is officially back-to-school shopping month, and whether you’re headed back to campus or haven’t set foot on one in years, it’s a perfect time to stock up on basics and trends alike. And who doesn’t love a little prep-for-fall shoe shopping? Retailers like DSW are offering major deals on versatile footwear that will get us through the seasonal transition — in style. Photo: Courtesy of DSW Photo: Courtesy of DSW Before summer comes to its inevitable end (sigh), we’re shopping minimalist sandals with elevated embellishment, flat slides that are equal parts functional and fashionable, mules with textured details, colorful on-trend flats, slim-profile sn...

📰 Rewrites: A 'Quiet Luxury' Eyewear Brand {% if EntryImageUrl and EntryImageUrl != "" %} {% endif %} ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: HQ:  Washington, D.C. Founder:  Joyce Gereige Social: Instagram Category: Eyewear E-comm: shoprewrites.com Price Range:  $275-$385 Hero Product: Legacy ($305), Unfazed ($385) PR Representation: In-house How to get in touch: contact@shoprewrites.com Origin Story Rewrites is a luxury eyewear house built on the philosophy of clarity — in style, in choice and in presence. Founded in 2023 by fashion stylist Joyce Gereige, Rewrites was created from a global perspective shaped across New York, Lebanon and Dubai. After years of working closely with women through styling, Gereige recognized that true style is not defined by abundance, but by intention. Rewrites challenges the cycle of excess and returns luxury to its essence: thoughtful design, enduring quality and quiet confidence. Each frame is conceiv...

📰 Asos' Latest Initiative? Platforming Emerging Designers {% if EntryImageUrl and EntryImageUrl != "" %} {% endif %} ✨ Fashion Insights & Trends: For the last few years, it’s felt like fast-fashion retailers have been in image-repair mode. Zara, H&M, Shein and the like have noticeably been rolling out designer collections, elevated visuals, sustainability initiatives and strategic price increases that read more aspirational than economical. Another strategy these retailers are using in pursuit of more discerning customers? Promoting emerging talent. In 2024, Shein tasked six young designers to create repurposed garments as part of its Shein x Rescued program . This year, Uniqlo challenged Central Saint Martins graduates to create a scalable, upcycled collection and H&M relaunched its Design Award , a global competition for design students. British retailer Asos is the latest to bet on young talent with the recent launch of Arrange Bespoke. ...