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Jill Weinlein

This Mother’s Day, give mom a pair of OOFOS flip-flops or shoes. They are so comfortable, that she will always think of you when she wears them. These shoes are perfect for moms of all ages – pregnant, new or seasoned. They are the ideal shoe to slip into for an afternoon wellness walk or after long days running after their little ones.

As pregnant moms carry 20 extra pounds (whether a baby in your belly or a baby on your hip), the OOfoam™ technology built into the shoe absorbs 37% more impact. Moms will like how the sole cradles arches, reduces stress on sore feet, knees and back. Plus these shoes enable a more natural walking motion and reduces energy requirements at primary joints for walking.

Jill Weinlein

Seeing a need of shoe not currently being met by the footwear industry, the OOFOS team engineered shoes to

Ghurka

If you are looking to add some style to your wardrobe this season, you’re in luck.

Ghurka recently introduced their new spring collection of leather and luxury travel goods. The fine leather and luxury travel accessories brand has already caught the eye of numerous celebrities from Meghan Markle and Julia Roberts to Nicole Kidman, and Cameron Diaz.

According to their website, “The original Gurkha regimental gear of the 18th and 19th centuries — shoes, belts, bags and holsters — were made by hand for the rugged Gurkha officers who employed them. These English craftsmen used the finest hides and tanning formulas to produce items that would remain supple and strong under the most adverse conditions.”

In keeping with that tradition for nearly 50 years, the skilled artisans behind the Ghurka brand, who hand cut and hand stitch each bag, continue to have an impressive eye for detail when creating

Iris Van Herpen

When Couture Week hits Paris, it seems that the whole city comes alive with a sense of beauty and sophistication. Not this year. With the global pandemic, Paris Fashion Week was experienced from behind laptops, iPhones and tablets. And attendees that were usually perched front row in the latest couture were instead sitting on their couch in their PJs. The current climate being what it is, designers opted to bring Couture Week en masse to the internet, releasing a series of fashion films that ranged from simplistic mock runway footage to mini-movies.

It was the first time that Paris Couture Week went digital and while some films (if they could be called that since they were merely simulated runway shows) fell short, others packed a powerfully creative punch. For example, with a single dress, Iris Van Herpen captured our attention for a full two-and-a-half-minute film. Which was

Saint Laurent

If your Spotify playlist has recently started filling up with K-pop from group bands like BTS, BlackPink and Super Junior, you’re not the only one. The fashion industry has taken notice of these talented young performers too, most recently Saint Laurent’s creative director Anthony Vaccarello, who has just made Rosé from BlackPink the latest face of the Parisian fashion house.

Straight from their collaboration with Lady Gaga on the standout track “Sour Candy,” the K-pop girl group officially kicked off a new album of their own with the music video for the new single “How You Like That.” The music video racked up an insane 82.4 million views in its first 24 hours of release on YouTube, destroying the record for most single-day views previously set by BTS and Halsey’s “Boy With Luv.” They held the position before with “Kill This Love” until BTS nabbed the title from