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Telfar Won NYFW By Announcing A Collab With UGG

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On Wednesday night, Telfar Clemens did what he does best by one-upping everyone and everything — even the first-ever digital New York Fashion Week — when he announced a surprise collaboration with fashion’s favorite “ugly” boot brand: UGG. “COMING 2021: TELFAR x UGG,” the designer, known for his “Bushwick Birkin” shopping bag, wrote alongside a video of himself wearing a tight, bejeweled black T-shirt featuring the logo for the collaboration — the name UGG with the first G shaped into the Telfar logo. Clemens then posted another short film that showed him trying on UGG items — from a shearling vest that he says “is how you do Bushwick” to a matching shearling bucket hat, which he wore to snuggle with his dog on the couch — all the while roaming around his home, making pancakes, and doing Zoom interviews with CBS.

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#feelUGG #inmyfeels All clothes TELFAR FW20 coming soon💥UGG collab coming 2021 Director: @torso.solutions Creative Direction: TELFAR Director of Photography: Jake Moore Editor: @avennui Styling: @avenagallagher Stylist Assistant: @bydummys Grooming: @micalmicalmicalmical Hair: @iam_thechong Gaffer: David Reichman Key Grip: Moe LaRena Sound Technician: Donny Tam Production: @harbinger_creative Locations: Andrea Reisfeld Special Thanks: SPCA Westchester Song: “In My Feels” by @ianisiah and Telfar Clemens

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Fans of the NYC-based brand know that Clemens is a long-time fan of the boot brand. In fact, he used UGG boots in shows going back to 2010, though he admits in the press release that he used them unofficially and was not authorized to do so. (Clemens notably deconstructed the classic UGG boot for his fall ‘11 fashion show.) But the brand didn’t mind, it seems. “Telfar is exceptional; a true pioneer and visionary and one of the first designers to believe that being unapologetically yourself is sexy,” said Andrea O’Donnell, the president of Fashion Lifestyle at Deckers Brands which owns and operates UGG. “We believe in the same thing,” she continues. “Fashion can be real, democratic, and aspirational all at the same time.”

“I find UGG really sexy,” the designer said in a press release, calling the brand’s signature shearling boots “a soft kind of rugged.” “I’ve always been obsessed with a certain kind of ubiquity and when something really unique ends up on everybody,” he continued. “What I want to do is get down to the DNA of UGG and see what genes we have in common. To get down to the core of that feeling.”

This announcement by Clemens couldn’t have come at a better time. Not only is Telfar coming off of a CFDA win and a number of near-instant sell-outs of his signature tote bag, but UGG boots are also having a moment. (It is almost fall, after all.) According to the fashion search engine Lyst, demand for UGG boots is up 24% week-over-week, with more than 41,000 searches for the brand in the last month alone. Of the most popular items are the Fluffette slipper, the Fluff Yeah slides, and the Classic Ultra Mini Boots, Lyst reports. And given that Clemens can be spotted in the Instagram video wearing the latter style, one can only hope it’ll be part of the UGG x Telfar mix come 2021 when the collection is released.

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Search For Jill Biden’s Vote Boots Is Up 488%

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In less than 50 days (or earlier, if you plan on voting by mail), Americans will vote for the next President of the United States. Naturally, the talk of voting is on the rise — especially with an election like this one in our midst. But it’s not just talk. Many people are also wearing clothing and accessories with calls to vote. On Monday, Dr. Jill Biden, former second lady, author, and educator, joined her husband in voting early in the Delaware state primary election in black over-the-knee boots by Stuart Weitzman with the word “VOTE” printed on them with silver lettering.

The boots, called the 5050 Vote boots, are part of the brand’s partnership with I am a voter., a nonpartisan movement aiming to encourage people to vote, with 100% of proceeds going to the cause. And, by the looks of it, the organization is about to receive a serious check. According to fashion search engine Lyst, page views for the boots have spiked by 488% in just 24 hours.

Searches containing the keyword “vote” are also up 29% week-over-week, according to Lyst, with Vote T-shirts being the most popular category. This makes sense given the many releases as of late. In fact, just on Wednesday, The RealReal, a luxury consignment retailer, announced a partnership with Abrima Erwiah’s voter registration organization, Fashion Our Future 2020 — that includes fashion items from Tanya Taylor, Fe Noel, Studio 189, and Off-White — to mobilize voters. The latter brand used the occasion to design T-shirts, which are available in black and white and say “Model Voter” on the back.

Prabal Gurung also designed a vote T-shirt, with 15% of every sale benefitting When We All Vote, as did Michael Kors, with T-shirts that say “your vote matters” and benefit the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund (LDF), and many others. Even Joe Biden’s campaign has a line of designer merch. The Democratic presidential nominee released the Believe in Better collection on September 8. It includes T-shirts and sweatshirts designed by Carly Cushnie of Cushnie, Aurora James of Brother Vellies, Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough of Proenza Schouler, Jason Wu, Gabriela Hearst, Tory Burch, and more.

Below, check out some of the recent voting merch, all of which is meant to remind you and those around you to vote.

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Chromat’s NYFW Film Sends An Important Message & Debuts New Masks

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Last September, Chromat’s Becca McCharen-Tran blew her competition at New York Fashion Week out of the water with a runway show unlike any before it. The show, held at Spring Studios, was meant to celebrate her brand’s 10-year anniversary. And that it did — with an inclusive roster of models and energy that, at the time, seemed unsurpassable. And yet, after having watched the Chromat’s newest offering, a short film titled JOY RUN that was directed by Tourmaline, it’s clear that no one should ever underestimate McCharen-Tran.

On Tuesday evening, the film aired on the CFDA’s digital fashion platform, Runway 360, alongside dozens of other short films and virtual runway shows. But just like the in-person events the brand has hosted in the past, JOY RUN was a standout. The film jumps from recorded Zoom calls with guests, including trans athletes Andraya Yearwood and Terry Miller and ACLU lawyer and transgender rights activist Chase Strangio, to shots of the new collection modeled on McCharen-Tran’s “Chromat babes”: Chella Man, a trans and deaf artist who recently starred in Calvin Klein’s Pride campaign; Maya Finoh, a cultural worker known as Savage x Fatty; Jerron Herman, an artist, writer, and dancer with cerebral palsy; and Maya Margarita, a non-binary trans femme artist. Photographer Lia Clay Miller shot the accompanying campaign lookbook.

Among the looks featured in the video were bike shorts, crop tops, track pants, and face masks, all as colorful and vibrant as the playground they were modeled on. The latter are new for the brand, and are constructed specifically to protect athletes against COVID-19 spread. They come in four colors — red, blue, green, and yellow — and two cuts — pleated and seamed.

Made in partnership with Reebok, the film focuses on the important role that team sports and athletes play in bringing people together and making everyone feel powerful in their bodies. “We are in a moment where so much is happening on an international and local level around sports that reproduce a world we don’t need or deserve,” the press release reads. “JOY RUN models the ways that sport — in its broadest form — can be a force for pleasure, for lifting each other up, for revealing in the deliciousness of our bodies.”

In the film, Yearwood and Miller discuss the difficulties and discrimination they face as trans athletes. “I personally do not feel that one would choose to go through all that we have to go through with transitioning solely to win a few medals,” Yearwood. Both runners were defendants in a lawsuit that sought to block them from competing in girls high school sports in Connecticut. “They’re making it seem like we’re the only two transgender athletes ever in the whole world,” Miller says. “And we’re really not, it’s just that we speak up and we stand for ourselves, which is important. And I feel like when other trans people see that, it really inspires them to do the same because not everyone is brave and outspoken like we are.”

“If we are not going to, then who is?” Yearwood asks

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Kate Middleton Rewore A Dress & Mask — & They Look Even Better Together

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Apart from the whole Duchess thing, we like to think we’re not all that different from Kate Middleton. This was made easier when she was spotted on her way to a bakery on Tuesday in a dress and mask that she has worn in the past. (Granted, her trip Beigel Bake was part of a three-stop-tour of small businesses suffering due to the pandemic, but still…) For the occasion, Middleton chose a red-and-white floral Beulah London dress that she showcased during a Zoom call with Heads Together, an organization led by the Royal Foundation that’s working to change the conversation around mental health in the U.K., in May. Then, we only got a glimpse at the collared shirtdress. On Tuesday, the stunning long-sleeve design was on full display.

Her floral face mask, designed by a London childrenswear brand called Amaia, was also recycled from a previous outing. In early August, during a visit to Baby Basics, an organization that helps to supply clothing, food, and other essentials to children in need, Middleton paired the “Liberty Pepper” mask with a white silk Suzannah shirtdress and Tabitha Simmons Dela heels. In the 24 hours that followed, searches for “floral face mask” in the U.K. surged 185%, according to fashion search engine Lyst. So, we can’t really blame her for keeping the mask on rotation, nor would we dare to.

And while both her dress and her mask were standouts on their own, they look even better together. Both dotted with micro flowers, the two items are perfectly mismatched and ahead of trend: Clashing prints are quickly rising in popularity at New York Fashion Week, with Monse, Snow Xue Gao, Ulla Johnson, and PH5 all mixing patterns in their spring ‘21 collections.

Unfortunately for those of you looking to add the Duchess’ entire look to your fall wardrobe, her $20 mask quickly sold out in both the adult and children sizes, as well as every other mask design on its website, following the first time she sported it. Her Calla Rose dress, on the other hand, is still in stock, though it will set you back around $770. If that’s out of reach, you can also pre-order an Amaia mask (or all seven) for when they restock.

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These 16 Costumes Are Going To Be Everywhere This Halloween

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Despite 2020 putting a halt on many things, there have still been plenty of moments — from TV shows and movies to memes — that are now just waiting to be turned into Halloween costume gold. We know, we know, Halloween is scary this year — and not because of things that go “boo!” in the dark. Costume parties full of masked (and not the protective kind) strangers and kids going door-to-door to collect candy out of a community bucket are (understandably) less appealing this year. But just because you might be skipping out on the usual Halloween festivities this season, doesn’t mean you can’t still win Best Costume from the comfort of your home. (We’re living in the Zoom age, after all.)

And we have the costume ideas to get you there. For a newsworthy look, turn yourself into Twitter's “Boyfriend Cliff.” On the TV and music front, 2020 has also provided us with plenty of fodder for costume making, from Netflix’s hit shows Tiger King and Cheer to this year’s top music videos, including “WAP,” “Watermelon Sugar,” and “Cardigan.” And, of course, there are plenty of Black Is King outfits to reference on All Hallow’s Eve. Kudos if you can hit them all.

Ahead, click through for 16 ideas you need to win that Best Costume award. Be sure to call dibs: Given how much time we spent tweeting and talking about these moments in 2020, you can bet they'll be everywhere.

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Head-To-Toe Tie-Dye

One of the simplest ways to solve a Halloween costume dilemma is to look at what you already own. And after a lockdown like this one, if there’s one thing we have in flux, it’s tie-dye, well, everything. Over the last seven months, tie-dye sweatshirts, sweatpants, T-shirts, and more have all skyrocketed in popularity. Tie-dye masks are also trending, as are tie-dye socks and tie-dye scrunchies. You name it, it’s tie-dye. So, rather than going out and spending money on a costume this Halloween, simply cover yourself in every tie-dye purchase you made during quarantine. Or, you know, dress up as the result of the other most popular activity of quarantine: sourdough bread.

**Reformation** Tanner Classic Hoodie, $, available at Reformation

**Reformation** Classic Sweatpant, $, available at Reformation

**Urban Outfitters** Shibori Tie-Dye Crew Sock, $, available at Urban Outfitters

Carole Baskin From *Tiger King*

Hey all you cool cats and kittens, it’s about time you start thinking about how exactly you’re going to dress up like the great Carole Baskin from the Netflix smash hit, *Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness,* this Halloween. On the bright side, dressing up as the owner of Big Cat Rescue isn’t all that complicated. Rather, all you really need is a leopard print muumuu, a flower crown, and a long, straight wig. Bonus if you bring along a four-legged furry friend. Photo: Courtesy of Netflix.

**BeChicaChic** Bohemian Flower Crown Blossoms Headband, $, available at Etsy

**Harriet Carter** Waltz Length Muumuu with Pockets, $, available at Harriet Carter

Megan Thee Stallion & Cardi B From "WAP" Music Video

In early August, Megan Thee Stallion and Cardi B teamed up to grant us with a music video and accompanying track unlike any we’ve seen or heard before, “WAP,” made “for the freaks, by the freaks,” according to R29 entertainment writer Ineye Komonibo. Featuring some unforgettable looks, the video included a custom leopard print Mugler corset on Cardi B; matching pink and yellow feathered bodysuits by Nicolas Jebran for both artists; and a Naomi Campbell-inspired getup, involving a houndstooth bodysuit by Venus Prototype Latex, on Normani. Personally, we suggest the python scene, which would involve wearing lace-up heels and a cut-out lingerie onesie in either jade green or mustard yellow. And a snake!

**SheIn** Floral Lace Underwire Garter Lingerie Set, $, available at SheIn

**Fancydressforyou** Snake Coiled, $, available at Fancydressforyou

**Urban Outfitters** Alexa Strappy Sandal, $, available at Urban Outfitters

Zoë Kravitz As Rob Brooks From *High Fidelity*

No TV show in 2020 has come close to the level of style presented on the set of Hulu’s adaptation of Nick Hornby’s beloved novel *High Fidelity*. From her signature leather trench coat and roughed-up leather loafers to her many Hawaiian shirts and pleated tennis skirts, Rob, played by none other than Zoë Kravitz, exemplifies Brooklyn’s finest fashion. And this Halloween, so can you. Buy yourself a hunter green pleated mini, pair it with an unbuttoned Hawaiian shirt, and throw a leather jacket over top. *Voila!* Photo: Courtesy of Hulu.

**NastyGal** Check Your Coat Faux Leather Trench Coat, $, available at NastyGal

**Old Navy** Relaxed-Fit Printed Short-Sleeve Camp Shirt, $, available at Old Navy

**American Apparel** Gabardine Tennis Skirt, $, available at Amazon

Boyfriend Cliff

Following the reveal of his science fair-looking model of the COVID-19 curve during a June press briefing, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo presented another art project in the form of an illustrated poster. And alongside Donald Trump hanging out on the moon and a giant nose being swabbed, was a tiny man dangling off the side of the mountain, titled "Boyfriend Cliff." Naturally, many Twitter users had questions and theories about it, causing the phrase to go viral. To recreate the moment this Halloween, print the poster out and wear it on your shirt (or write #BoyfriendCliff on it with a marker), and desperately cling to something — props if it's a mountain made out of paper mache.

**J.Crew Factory** Washed Jersey Tee, $, available at J.Crew Factory

**Staples** Staples Poster Board, 22" x 28" White, $, available at Staples

Amy, Jo, Beth, & Meg March From *Little Women*

Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of *Little Women* technically came out in December of last year, *but* its influence — especially in the fashion department — is too great to leave it off this list. The costumes, which won costume designer Jacqueline Durran an Academy Award, were a precursor to today’s top internet aesthetic, cottagecore, and its prairie dresses, nightgowns, and basket bags. So naturally, we want to celebrate both the trends and the film itself by putting on our nicest dress.
Photo: Courtesy of Columbia Pictures.

**H&M** Short Dress, $, available at H&M

**Violeta By Mango** Puffed Sleeves Plumeti Dress, $, available at Mango

**& Other Stories** Smocked Crepe Maxi Dress, $, available at & Other Stories

Zoom Call Attire

If there’s one thing that we’ve become the most acquainted with in 2020, it’s Zoom calls — and dressing for them. Essentially, the rule of thumb when logging onto a Zoom call, whether it’s work- or social-related, is stylish on top, comfy on bottom, resulting in many a call that involves sweatpants below the screen and a button-down above it. And why should Halloween be any different? Just throw on your go-to sweats and your cleanest oxford shirt, and you’ll be good to go. If you’re feeling snarky, you can also attach a tag that says, “This call will end in 40 minutes.”

**Lane Bryant** Girlfriend Shirt, $, available at Lane Bryant

**Richer Poorer** Fleece Sweatpant, $, available at Richer Poorer

Beyoncé From *Black Is King*

Between its visually appealing set, stunning wardrobe (which was assembled by Zerina Akers and made up of mostly Black designers), and meaningful message, Beyoncé’s music-video-turned-short-film *Black Is King* captivated the internet upon its release in late July. During the film, Beyoncé wears everything from a Marine Serre moon-printed bodysuit and a cowhide corset to a crystal-covered poncho meant to mimic raindrops. And so can you. To reenact Queen Bey’s latter ensemble, all you need is a mesh top (or bodysuit) — preferably one with crystals on it — diamond-encrusted sunglasses, as much shiny jewelry as you can pile on, and a matching pair of mesh leggings. A crystal skirt is suggested. Photo: Courtesy of Disney+.

**Youthly Labs** The Embellished Rivets Sunglasses, $, available at Youthly Labs

**Nasty Gal** Star Cry Mesh Top, $, available at Nasty Gal

**Fashion Nova** Chained To My Heart Skirt, $, available at Fashion Nova

Lady Gaga At The MTV VMAs

Lady Gaga is always extra and never subtle on the red carpet. But her nine looks at the 2020 MTV VMAs were some of the most over-the-top we’ve seen yet. Along with nine different face masks (an essential Halloween accessory if you are going out), Gaga donned a crystal-covered bodysuit, a thorn-covered headdress, and a massive, feathered cape. You probably don’t have quick access to those things, so, to make recreating her VMAs look a bit easier, we suggest you copying her final ensemble: platforms, lace-up boots, a graphic T-shirt, and a spiked leather face mask. Safety first! Photo: Kevin Winter/MTV VMAs 2020/Getty Images for MTV.

**Mewnews** Lady Gaga '90s Retro Vintage T-Shirt, $, available at Etsy

**Dolls Kill** Blazing Chain Face Mask, $, available at Dolls Kill

**Dolls Kill** Lost N' Never Found Platform Boots, $, available at Dolls Kill

Harry Styles From "Watermelon Sugar" Music Video

Harry Styles released the music video for his single “Watermelon Sugar” at the perfect time. Mid-quarantine, we needed a break, as well as a reminder of what life was like pre-COVID. And that’s exactly what Styles, singing a bop on the beach while surrounded by beautiful people in beautiful, summery outfits eating watermelon slices, gave us. So, to commemorate the kind gesture, we’re making the looks from his video — which include grandpa sweater vests paired with ‘70s-era collared shirts, crop tops worn alongside distressed jeans, and Hawaiian shirts unbuttoned to show off Styles’ signature pearls — the costumes of Halloween 2020. Top whatever look you decide on with a pair of Gucci sunglasses.

**JewelzSteele** Vintage Blue Glossy Oversize Glasses, $, available at Etsy

**TheScarvinArtist** Not Yo Grannys Crochet Sweater, $, available at Etsy

Marianne Sheridan and Connell Waldron From *Normal People*

If you’re looking for an easy, yet recognizable costume this Halloween, look no further than the characters in Hulu’s *Normal People*. During the first few episodes of the debut season, Marianne Sheridan and Connell Waldron navigate private school in Sligo, Ireland, in drab school uniforms, which include a gray button-down shirt and a striped tie. To mimic your favorite fictional couple of 2020, all you need are those two back-of-your-closet items, a charcoal skirt or pair of slacks — and, of course, a silver chain necklace. Photo: Courtesy of Hulu.

**Uniqlo** Rayon Long-Sleeve Blouse, $, available at Uniqlo

**Mejuri** Double Curb Chain Necklace, $, available at Mejuri

**Tie Mart** Red and Golden Yellow Striped Skinny Tie, 2" Width, $, available at Tie Mart

Mark Zuckerberg Sunscreen Face

In July, while many of us were inside our apartments and *not* in Hawaii surfing on an electric surfboard, billionaire Mark Zuckerberg *was* — and that wasn’t all he got roasted for. Photos of the Facebook founder surfing off of the island of Kauai emerged online the following day showing the fourth richest man in the world absolutely covered in sunblock — so much sunblock, in fact, that it appeared photoshopped on. As you probably remember, the internet was flush with memes. Since it’s genuinely difficult to find a sunscreen *that* opaque these days, we suggest using face paint. Photo: Mega.

**NYX Cosmetics** SFX Crème Color, $, available at Nyx Cosmetics

Navarro Cheerleaders From *Cheer*

If you’re going to channel the members of Navarro’s champion cheerleading squad, you have to go all out. That’s the rule. Which means: You’ll have to buy an entire cheerleading uniform and wear it with pride. Add some school spirit by topping your very high ponytail with a Navarro bow. And don’t you dare forget your lashes. Photo: Courtesy of Netflix.

**Navarro** Navarro Future National Champ Bow in Red, $, available at Rebel Athletic

**Omni Cheer** GK All Star Invincible Top, $, available at Omni Cheer

**Omni Cheer** GK All Star Invincible Skort, $, available at Omni Cheer

JW Anderson’s Viral TikTok Cardigan
If you, like millions of people around the world, frequent the content black hole that is TikTok, you’ve probably seen some version of this nearly $2,000 patchwork cardigan designed by JW Anderson. That’s because following Harry Styles’ appearance on the *TODAY* show, thousands of Gen Z DIYers took to their local Joanne Fabrics to gather the necessary materials to make one of their own, thus starting the #HarryStylesCardigan challenge. And given that it’s still pretty early in the season, there’s still time for you to do the same (the pattern can be found here) before October 31. Or you could always buy an already made one from Etsy.Photo: Nathan Congleton/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images.

**Golden_12** Harry Styles Cardigan, $, available at Mercari

**Mary Maxim Store** Mary Maxim Twinkle Yarn, $, available at Amazon

Taylor Swift From "Cardigan" Music Video

In July, Taylor Swift once again broke the internet when she released her eighth studio album, Folklore. Alongside the release was the music video for the record’s first single, a song titled “Cardigan” which showed Swift climbing into a piano, tearing through the woods, and thrashing in strong currents — all while wearing a quarantine-approved Nap dress. At the end of the video, she slipped on a cardigan, which you can still buy on her website. (Shortly after the release of the merch, the cardigan design was changed after similarities between the logo of The Folklore, a retailer that sells Black-owned and Africa-made clothing and accessories, and the one on Swift's sweater were pointed out.)

**Taylor Swift** The “Cardigan", $, available at Taylor Swift Store

**Hill House Home** The Ellie Nap Dress, $, available at Hill House Home

Animal Crossing Avatars

Another simple Halloween costume that’ll still bring in a lot of likes? Dressing up as your own Animal Crossing character. Hear us out: All you have to do to take your own everyday wardrobe and make it AC-friendly is head to the local supermarket and pick up some turnips. To really round out the look, borrow a watering can from your next-door neighbor (don’t forget to sanitize). Since you’ll probably spend most of Halloween night actually playing Animal Crossing rather than, I don’t know, partying(?), why not dress the part, too?

**The Sill** Watering Can, $, available at The Sill

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