When the Row came out with its early Spring 2025 collection, everyone in the Bazaar office was talking about one look in particular: a dress over pants. Although it may not have been on our 2024 ...

The skinny-fit-everything mania that’s still causing problems throughout the style world might be even worse for your overall appearance in tailored clothing than casualwear. Lighter fabrics and ...

You can dress 'em up with a button-down and loafers, although if a tee and sneakers are more your vibe, those will look great, too. Stretchier and softer than jeans, these straight-leg pants ...

Of the more daring trends taking off, the dress-over-pants look might be the most unusual. Doubling up on bottoms certainly ...

Meanwhile, at Louis Vuitton, one-legged pants were paired with mini dresses, and at Coperni, model Amelia Gray sported a pantsuit with half of the pants a tapered trouser leg and the other a micro ...

Learn more As a plus-size woman, I know the struggle of finding great clothing in extended sizes. Fortunately, where once there were only two or three retailers catering to plus sizes, now there ...

Read more in our full Spanx Perfect Black Work Pants review. Best affordable: Afitne Women's Yoga Dress Pants Despite the under-$30 price tag on these bootcut dress pants, they don't look cheap at ...

Junior League of Owensboro is once again putting a spotlight on the need with its sixth annual Little Black Dress Initiative that runs from Oct. 21-25. The five-day campaign aims to shed light on ...

When the Row came out with its early Spring 2025 collection, everyone in the Bazaar office was talking about one look in ...

Made from handsome natural grain leather that'll play nice with winter-weight dress pants and heavily-cuffed chinos alike, they beat stuffing your dress pants into a pair of enormous rubber ...

If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. We’re buying cargo pants, wide-leg jeans, and midi dresses Alyssa Grabinski is a celebrity shopping writer for PEOPLE. She’s an ...

Most estimates suggest the average American acquires clothing at a rate of at least one garment per week. And most of those clothes were made with the assumption that they’d be worn only a ...