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Amazon Big Spring Sale Beauty Deals We’re Shopping

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The Amazon Big Spring Sale is here, running now through March 25, and it’s loaded with beauty treats. The best deals are reserved for Prime members. But don’t worry, if you don’t already have Prime access, you can use our link to score 30 days free.

Beauty products our editors are buying at the Amazon Big Spring Sale

Sure, it’s a Big Spring Sale, but it’s sort of a big Amazon beauty sale too. We’re loading our carts with discounted hair products, skincare essentials, hot tools and accessories at the best prices of the season. This is also a great time to load up on Easter, Mother’s Day and best friend gifts for loved ones.

Kitsch Satin Pillow Rollers for Hair

32% off

ICYMI: these pillow rollers are everywhere. Thanks to TikTok, they’ve gained a cult following, and we can see why. They’re crafted using a luxe, silky satin material that glides through your hair without tugging.

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Jessup Pink Makeup Brushes Set

34% off

Looking for a new makeup brush set? This is the one. The 14-piece set includes five face brushes — ideal for foundation and concealer — along with nine eye makeup brushes.

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MANSCAPED The Beard Hedger

25% off

This precision beard groomer is the perfect gift for him (or for yourself), proving men can easily take advantage of this Amazon beauty sale. Built for those looking to take their beard maintenance routine to the next level, the beard trimmer has a unique cutting angle to cut through the thickest facial hair with ease and no blade oil needed.

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Kitsch Dermaplaning Razor

25% off

Say goodbye to excess facial hair and dead skin and achieve a beautiful, fresh glow with this skincare tool — it’s a top-tier way to keep your skin healthy and smooth.

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NeoCell Super Collagen + C Tablets

20% off

Although collagen is abundant in our youth, the body’s natural collagen production typically slows as we age. Ideal for healthy-looking hair, skin and nails, this collagen supplement is a must-try. It uses Type 1 and 3 collagen peptides which make up 90% of the body’s total collagen supply.

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Viking Revolution Face Wash

25% off

FYI: there’s nothing unmanly about making sure your skin looks good. This men’s face wash has been specifically formulated for their skin and is designed to help reduce spots, ingrown hairs and razor bumps.

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Philips Grooming Satinelle Essential Corded Epilator

26% off

When it comes to hair removal, getting to the root is key. This high-quality Philips epilation tool gently removes hairs (as short as 0.5mm) from the root. It features two-speed settings to grab thinner and thicker hairs and an ergonomic grip for comfortable handling.

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Kitsch Hair Scalp Massager Shampoo Brush

26% off

Give your mane a little treat! Ideal for thick, thin, curly or straight hair, this shampoo brush and scalp exfoliator is designed with soft, flexible bristles that are excellent for stimulating the scalp and improving circulation.

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Viking Revolution Solid Cologne for Men

25%off

If the special man in your life is indecisive, this four-pack bar cologne sampler is an excellent choice. With scents including sandalwood, vetiver and clary sage, each cologne has an elegant yet masculine aroma to instantly draw the attention of others from the minute he steps into the room.

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Philips SatinShave Essential Women’s Electric Shaver

17% off

With this electric shaver, you can remove body hair with ease. Ideal for a wet or dry shave, it features a hypoallergenic foil-safe shaving system that protects sensitive skin from any irritation. We love its compact ergonomic design — it’s perfect for travel and allows you to shave anywhere using this cordless portable shaver.

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MANSCAPED UltraPremium Deodorant

21% off

Whether you shower first (or not), give the ol’ pits a few swipes with this deodorant stick. Packaged in a sleek case, the premium body care product uses an aluminum-free, clear formula so no marks (or odours) are left on your clothes.

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TOLOCO Massage Gun Deep Tissue

22% off

It’s time to up your wellness game with this massage gun. It effectively relieves muscle fatigue and pain, while promoting blood circulation, and relieves lactic acid. The cordless massage gun includes 10 replaceable massage heads to relax all parts of the body, whether you’re craving a simple back massage or an in-depth kneading.

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The Best Hair Dryer Options for Every Hair Type

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Everyone needs a good hair dryer. Whether you’re in a time crunch and need a last-minute hairstyle or you’re aiming to create that perfect salon-level blowout, a hand hair dryer adds shine and volume to your hair in a pinch. And while straighteners and curlers are great, there’s nothing quite like the satisfying feeling of going from wet hair to a fresh blowout in a matter of minutes.

What to look for in the best hair dryer

The right dryer will largely depend on your styling needs, but there are a few must-have elements to look for. For starters, you’ll likely want a hair dryer with a cool shot button. What does this mean, exactly? Think of it as a seal for locking in your desired style.

After achieving your look, the cool shot button is a last-step setting that seals the style, boosting shine and ensuring your locks last.

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Drying your hair can take time, and it shouldn’t be a burden on your arms. To avoid this, opt for a lightweight but powerful dryer. As a general rule, look for a model with at least 1,500 watts. (If you have thicker hair, closer to 2,000 watts will be best.)

Best overall

Drybar Buttercup blow dryer

Great blowouts are in your future with Drybar’s Buttercup blow dryer. Beloved by stylists and beauty editors alike, it’s an effective tool that’s also easy to use at home and our top pick.

Featuring a powerful 1,875-watt motor, it promises to dry hair 20 per cent faster than the average hair dryer. Plus, it features ionic technology to cut down on frizz and a concentrated airflow for a more efficient and gentle drying experience.

Pros

Uses ionic technology to result in shinier, frizz-free hair
AC motor with concentrated airflow and wider nozzle for easy styling
Suitable for dry hair
Faster dry than other models

Cons

This pick is pricier than other options

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Best budget

Shrate ionic hair dryer

Wallet-friendly doesn’t have to mean underwhelming. Out of all of our hair dryer picks, Shrate’s ionic hair dryer is arguably the best bang for your buck. Priced at just $65, it promises professional salon-level results.

With a low-noise, powerful performance and a sleek modern design, it uses ionic technology to reduce moisture loss and lock in shine. It’s small and compact, making it great for travel.

Pros

One of the most affordable price points we’ve seen
Comes with three nozzles and three wind speeds for customizable styling
Low-noise performance
Reviewers especially love how powerful and quick it is
Professional performance for $65

Cons

This dryer only comes with one heat setting

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Best rated

Conair double ceramic dryer

With over 12,000 ratings and a solid four-star reputation, customers agree that this dryer is a great one to get. Its ceramic material is made to protect hair from damage, and it comes with a concentrated nozzle for more precise styling.

With three heat settings and a cool shot button to lock styles in place, this hair dryer gets the job done for most hair types.

Pros

Ceramic material that reduces damage
Affordable price
Three heat settings + two speeds
Fan uses infrared heat for more even wind application

Cons

Some reviewers note that they wish it was a little more powerful

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Best ionic

Revlon advanced ionic technology hair dryer

When it comes to hair dryers, ionic technologies up the game. This advanced science reduces static electricity, thus eliminating frizz. It also means the dryer can working more effectively at a lower temp, causing less damage.

Revlon’s ionic hair dryer smooths hair using this very technology. It’s lightweight, easy to use and comes equipped with two styling add-ons: a diffuser that delivers volume and a concentrator.

Pros

Comes with two heat and speed settings, as well as a cool shot button
Designed with a ceramic coating, which helps with heat distribution and prevents damage
Comes with two attachments for styling versatility

Cons

This dryer is bigger and bulkier than other options

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Best luxury

Shark FlexStyle air styling dryer

You deserve to treat yourself. If you’re willing to spend a little more to get a little more, the Shark hair dryer is praised for bringing blowouts to new levels.

This device transforms from a concentrated dryer to a myriad of tools, including a styling wand and a heated round brush. It also prioritizes healthy hair, with technology that regulates the heat instead of getting hotter as it runs.

Pros

Comes with a cool shot button that sets hair
Suitable for all hair types
Features three airflow settings and three temperatures for styling versatility
Weighs just over 1.5 lbs for a perfect on-the-go tool

Cons

Reviewers say there’s a bit of a learning curve when getting used to the different attachments

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Best for travel

Revlon compact hair dryer

Not only is this hair dryer super compact, it’s also incredibly well-priced. Even though it’s lightweight, it has major power with two heat and speed settings, plus a cool shot button. Plus, the end cap is removable so it can be easily cleaned. You’ll never travel without a hair dryer again.

Pros

Reviewers love how lightweight it is
Features a cold shot button
Hanging ring for easy storage on-the-go

Cons

This is a smaller dryer, so handling it takes a little bit more getting used to

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Best for kinky hair

Pattern Beauty blow dryer

If you’ve got kinky, coily or curly hair, you want a dryer that will protect your natural style. Enter: Tracee Ellis Ross’s brand, Pattern. This award-winning curl-conscious dryer is designed to enhance curls and keep textured hair intact.

Complete with four attachments, it’s equipped with an AC motor that reduces dry time and ionic technology to ensure a reliable smooth styling session. Not to mention, it’s got a sleek design that just looks cool.

Pros

Comes with four removable attachments to help shape & and define natural curl patterns
Features a cool shot button to lock in styles
Features three speeds and two heat settings for customizable settings
Black and female-owned business

Cons

Because the attachments are intended for precise styling purposes, some reviewers found that there was a learning curve

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Best for fine hair

T3 AireLuxe hair dryer

Those of us with thin and damaged hair have a fraught relationship with hot tools. Putting more heat on your already dried-out ends feels pretty counterintuitive. But the T3 AirLuxe hair dryer does things differently. A modernized fan transforms hot air into efficient high-volume airstream for quicker drying time and less damage.

Plus, its ionic technology guarantees a frizz-free blowout. With five heat settings and three-speed settings, it offers 15 combinations for precise styling.

Pros

Cool shot button to seal styles
Lightweight feel with four attachments
With multiple heat and speed settings, it’s made to protect hair from heat damage

Cons

This pick is pricier than other options

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Best dryer brush

Revlon one-step hot air brush

Dryer brushes hold a special place in the blow dryer realm. Both easy-to-use styling tools and powerful dryers, they get the hairstyling job done quickly. For a more controlled hair drying experience, opt for this fan-favourite one-step hot air bush by Revlon.

With a unique oval design, it mimics a round brush to give you extra lift at the root that stays in place. The bristles are tangle-free and the tip stays cool so you don’t risk burning yourself.

Pros

Tangle-free bristles
Certified Amazon best-seller
Ionic technology that promises frizz-free styling
Comes in six colours

Cons

Because this is a larger device, some reviewers say it’s harder to use on short hair

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Quietest

Wavytalk ionic hair dryer

Let there be hairstyling peace! This high-powered model stands out for its quiet technology, making for a spa-like addition to your regimen. Not skimping on power, this 1,875-watt dryer is beloved for its ability to get the job done quickly and efficiently.

Plus, it comes with a filter and three attachments for a targeted straight style, defined waves and a classic drying nozzle.

Pros

Comes with three attachments for styling versatility
Features a cool shot button for heat protection
Uses ionic technology to reduce frizz and increase shine
Reviewers love its lightweight feel
Great for short, medium and long hair
Mirrors the capabilities of a professional hair dryer

Cons

Compact size takes time to get used to

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Best lightweight

L’Ange Hair Le Styliste

If you want a lightweight hair dryer, look no further. This pastel pink model is less than one pound! With a lightweight feel and an ergonomic grip, it’s a slim device that is easy to hold and designed to be user-friendly.

Though petite, this hair tool promises potent results with 1,875 watts of airflow that helps dry hair four times faster than the average market option. Not to mention, it’s full of extra luxe features, like self-cleaning technology and overheating protection that helps keep hair looking voluminous with each use.

Testing hair dryers is more fun when your arm doesn’t get sore.

Pros

Comes with three heat and speed settings for styling versatility
Uses noise-reducing technology for a quieter experience
Uses ionic technology to retain moisture and reduce frizz
Sleek, unique light pink design
Can delivery high heat if desired

Cons

This pick is pricier than other options

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Anne Hathaway’s New Romcom Is a Reminder That We Can Grow at Any Age

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When you think coming-of-age movies, chances are your mind flashes to the usual suspects: Lady Bird, Eighth Grade, Juno, Mona Lisa Smile, Dead Poet’s Society and (my personal fave) Someone Great. They’re all highly entertaining films starring talent often at the beginning of their careers, playing characters who are slowly but surely coming into their own over the course of the movie.

Something else all these films have in common? The character experiencing this monumental personal growth, whether it’s falling in love with their hometown or figuring out that life after eighth grade does get better, are always young — in their teens or early 20s, to be exact. In many ways it makes sense. These early years are when a lot of people make some of their biggest, and most formative mistakes, with the implicit permission to do so. The idea being that the older you get, of course the wiser you are, and that by the time you’re out of your twenties you’re supposed to have your life entirely figured out.

You’re an adult, so you’re done growing, right?

Not quite. As any 30-year-old who’s lived on this planet will tell you, this movie fantasy is far from reality. (Me having my sh*t together? In this economy?! No way). Which is what makes Anne Hathaway’s latest movie, The Idea of You, so refreshing. Adapted from writer Robinne Lee’s 2017 book of the same name and inspired by Harry Styles, the Prime Video movie follows Hathaway’s character Solène, a 40-year-old mom and gallery owner, as she embarks on a romantic relationship with 24-year-old music heartthrob Hayes Campbell (played by the incredibly hunky and bedroom-eyed Nicholas Galitzine).

It’s a tale as old as time: Girl meets boy at Coachella (where she happens to be with her 16-year-old daughter), girl and boy fall in love, girl doubts herself and her ability to love, girl messes up her chance at happiness, girl realizes she has a lot to offer and can make decisions for her own life, and eventually….well, you know the rest. The only difference is that, in this scenario, girl just happens to be in her 40s. It’s hot, it’s steamy (I mean look at the material they’re working with?!), and it’s realistic (aside from the whole popstar romance, of course), but it’s also something we rarely see on-screen.

That said, women over the age of 30 haven’t been entirely overlooked recently. The past several years we’ve witnessed a rise of romcoms, adventures and coming-of-age stories for women *of a certain age,* with films like Book Club, Good Luck to You, Leo Grande and Hello, My Name Is Doris featuring actresses like 78-year-old Diane Keaton, 64-year-old Emma Thompson and 77-year-old Sally Field as characters who find themselves later in life.

The 2023 awards season also saw a slew of women over the age of 60, including Jennifer Coolidge, Michelle Yeoh, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Jamie Lee Curtis and Angela Bassett, take home awards for their work on screen. And while not all of the projects recognized were coming-of-age films and TV shows, per se, at least when it came to awards recognition, there was a visible uptick in stories about older women and their unique experiences, which is 100 per cent worth celebrating. But despite this, there remains a dearth of movies and TV shows about women in the in-between, not quite 30 but not yet getting the seniors discount at the movies.

Which is where The Idea of You comes in. This new perspective on the coming-of-age story is what drew Oscar-winner Anne Hathaway to the project. Speaking to media at the SXSW premiere of the film on March 16, the 41-year-old actress said of her decision: For some reason, we talk about coming-of-age stories as being something that happens to you in the earliest part of your life, and I don’t know about you, but I feel like I keep blooming.” 

 

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The idea that we continue to grow and bloom as we age is an important one, allowing people the grace to continue making mistakes, learning and most of all changing. It’s an especially important statement — and story — given the fact that women’s stories are so often either relegated to the background or confined to one dimensional characters, both in the movies and IRL, as they age.

Solène herself struggles with the idea of seeing herself as a mother and someone who is worthy of a rompy, lustful love. Centering this story as fun, campy and potentially outrageous as it may initially seem is validating, emphasizing that not only do women continue to evolve as they age, existing as more than just one version of themselves, but also that this growth is valid and important to see. Life doesn’t end when you hit 30, 35, 40, 50 or even 85.

Not to mention, this growth is hot *and* entirely marketable. If film execs are worried about movies about “older” women not being a hot ticket item, Hathaway’s film should quell those fears. The first trailer for the film, released in early March, has already broken records, racking up 125 million views in the days after its release and becoming the most-watched trailer of any original streaming movie. And, the film currently has a 100 per cent score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Early reviews of the film (available to stream on Prime Video starting May 2) are raving, and Galitzine and Hathaway’s movie — originally written off as a Harry Styles fanfic — is being heralded as the true return of the romcom genre and “shatters tropes about motherhood and binary choices.” FYI Hollywood, moms — and women — over the age of 40 are hot, and it’s about time they get their recognition.

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How to Thrift Like a Stylist

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In 2024, the world isn’t in agreement on much: trends (are you team Quiet Luxury or Mob Wife?), entertainment (did Barbie deserve to be nominated for an Oscar?), politics (don’t get us started). But one thing most fashionistas are united on? A love of thrift shopping tips.

Everyone is thrifting: the It girls, the content creators, celebrities, even your mom! In fact, according to a recent survey conducted by Value Village, nearly 90 per cent of consumers across North America have shopped or donated at a thrift store in the past year, and almost 40 per cent of consumers say secondhand clothing makes up more than a quarter of their wardrobe.

While the environmental benefits of thrifting are well documented — it’s inherently circular, keeps textiles out of landfills and extends the life of clothing — not enough has been said about what a joyful and almost therapeutic experience it can be.

Jacket, $40, top, $8, skirt, $7, earrings, $5, belt (top), $5, belt (bottom), $6, and rings, $4 each, Value Village. Photography by Nick Merzetti.

Enter Value Village, whose mission is to “champion reuse and inspire a future where secondhand is second nature.”

“In a world of online shopping, the joy of Value Village is found in the physical shopping experience,” shares celebrity stylist and sustainability consultant Sarah Jay. “It’s about the thrill of the find; perusing the aisles and filling my big red cart!”

With more than 150 stores across Canada (and more than 315 globally), the thrift chain helps communities maximize the life of reusable goods and has rescued more than 3.2 billion pounds of clothing and housewares in the last five years.

In honour of the April 2024 “Sustainability” issue and next month’s Earth Day, FASHION took over Arcadia Earth — a multi-sensory journey through the planet — to capture quiet luxury style using garments entirely thrifted from Value Village.

Below, we spoke to Sarah Jay, the stylist behind it all, about her thrift shopping tips and recreating these ’fits at home.

Jacket, $20, top, $10, skirt, $8, shoes, $15, earrings, $6, and ring, $4, Value Village. Photography by Nick Merzetti.

Search for staples

“Value Village is a really reliable place to shop for staples,” shares Jay, referencing the looks she created for FASHION’s April 2024 issue as an example. She advises looking for pieces that are “forever relevant” like oversized blazers, wide leg trousers, trench coats and classic button-down shirts.

Left: Jacket, $50, top, $9, pants, $20, shoes, $15, and socks, $7 for a pack of three, Value Village. Right: Dress, $15, shoes, $40, bag, $3, and ring, $5, Value Village. Photography by Nick Merzetti.

Consider the entire store

Don’t shop by gender and limit yourself to the “mens” or “womens” department. “Clothes are for people!” Jay also suggests a stroll around the non-apparel areas. “See what inspires you in, say, the bedding section.” Jay once made a red carpet dress from a pink polyester comforter with the help of her tailor, Tailoress.

Jacket, $25, pants, $20, shoes, $15, sunglasses, $4, and necklace, $4, Value Village. Photography by Nick Merzetti.

Alterations can make all the difference

Question: How do you solve a problem like inconsistent sizing? Answer: “Having a great tailor is your secret weapon,” Jay shares as one of her go-to thrift shopping tips. It’s possible to find hidden gems that are outside of your size range to make the most out of Value Village’s assortment. Even if an item’s too small, magic can often happen in the form of seam allowance or added panels.

Top, $15, skirt, $20, shoes, $40, bag, $10, and earring and rings, $4 for a set, Value Village. Photography by Nick Merzetti.

When it doubt, go monochrome

“I’m really big on monochromizing (is that a word?!) to elevate an overall look,” shares Jay. As seen in this image above, “using a singular colour palette can help unify garments from different brands, textures, and eras into an intentional look. And gold accessories really pop against a backdrop of solid colour.”

Shirt, $15, shorts, $10, glasses, $5, tie, $5, and bag, $50, Value Village. Photography by Nick Merzetti.

Don’t be afraid to be creative

“Value Village sells lots of inspiring ‘starting points’ for upcycling jewelry, accessories, and even garments,” states Jay, referencing the wall of $3.99 grab bags which are her personal faves. “Some grab bags, a glue gun, and basic sewing kit make for a great ‘crafternoon’, and great, one-of-a-kind, statement accessories.” Jay’s upcycled DIY’s appear throughout the story and include these clothespin earrings.

 

Watch below for a behind-the-scenes peek at FASHION’s photo shoot with Value Village. 

Photography by Nick Merzetti. Video by Shayne Gray. Creative direction by George Antonopoulos. Styling by Sarah Jay. Hair by Kirsten Klontz for P1M. ca/Oribe and Hot Tools. Makeup by Angela Lee for Judy Inc/Dior. Seamstress by Tailoress. Photo assistant: Alejandro Silva Cortes. Fashion assistant: Meg McClean. Makeup assistant: Amanda Russell. Models: Ben Shaw for Want Management and Jiayan Yao for Sutherland Models. Shot on location at Arcadia Earth. 

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Get the Look: Cover Star Julia Fox’s Bubblegum Glam

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Grunge glam icon, internet phenom and fashion provocateur Julia Fox has never been one to shy away from an experimental makeup moment (see: her signature ultra-black “Fox eye”). On FASHION’s April 2024 cover, Fox ditches her heavy liner and barely-there brows for a pastel cut crease, skinny brown brows and a juicy pout — a more pared-back, yet still playful approach to glam for the Uncut Gems actress.

Photography by Royal Gilbert

Painted by makeup artist Jezz Hill, Fox flaunts a sharp-winged bubblegum pink and lilac eyeshadow look with just-pinched cheeks and an ever-so-slightly brown lip. Her hair? Smoothed straight and styled by John Novotny. If you’ve got Fox’s cover look saved for future inspiration (don’t we all?), scroll on for the products you’ll need to recreate this makeup look from her FASHION spread.

Photography by Royal Gilbert

Pink eyeshadow

Delivering intense pigment in a single swipe, About Face’s new-to-Canada Matte Fluid Eye Paint is just the product you’ll want to play with when recreating Fox’s sugary pink lids. Pop the shade “On Pointe” onto the inner half of your eye as the base of the look.

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Purple eyeshadow

To help nail that sharp slash of purple shadow on the outer V of your eye, opt for an eyeshadow stick. Maybelline’s “I Am Fearless” shaded Color Tattoo Eye Stix will blend seamlessly into your pink base, and stay put for up to 24 hours.

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Brow pencil

Whether they’ve been bleached or plucked ultra-thin, Fox’s eyebrows have long been a topic of conversation among beauty enthusiasts. Use a pencil with a precise tip like Byredo’s All-In-One Refillable Brow Pencil to replicate her super-skinny, arched brows from our cover shoot.

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Glossy brown lipstick

A re-imagination of YSL Beauty’s OG Rouge Volupté Shine Lipstick Balm, the brand’s just-dropped LoveShine Lip Oil Stick boasts a brand-new look and even more hydration.

With the “colour of a lipstick” and the “slip of an oil,” the shade “Scenic Brown” offers the most subtle kiss of chocolate colour topped off with a creamy shine finish like Fox’s lip look.

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Pink blush

“Just Enough” is one of the newest shades of Patrick Ta’s Major Beauty Headlines Double-Take Crème and Powder Blush Duos, and it lends itself perfectly to this bubblegum glam. For maximum colour payoff, follow the Patrick Ta technique by layering the crème over the powder.

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Hair oil

On our cover, the Down the Drain author’s red lengths are sleek, straight, and shiny. A few pumps of Ouai’s ama-oil-infused Hair Oil smoothed over the ends of your strands will give you the same high-gloss finish.

Plus, it protects against heat up to 232 degrees Celsius if you need to make a few touch-ups with your flat iron.

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY Royal Gilbert

CREATIVE DIRECTION BY George Antonopoulos 

STYLING BY Ashley Galang

BEAUTY DIRECTION BY Souzan Michael Galway

HAIR John Novotny for Opus Beauty/Oribe. MAKEUP Jezz Hill.

FASHION ASSISTANTS Alexis Ayala. FASHION INTERN Reinaldo Rivera Nuñez. LIGHTING DIRECTOR Pablo Espinoza.

PHOTO ASSISTANT Noah Bogusz. PRODUCER Nalima Touré. PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Marina Sulmona.

Shot on location at 53 Scott. Sculptures by Misha Kahn courtesy of Friedman Benda and Misha Kahn.

Click here to buy FASHION’s April 2024 issue. 

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Ba&sh Has Your Wedding Wardrobe Covered + More Fashion News

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The Ba&sh bridal collection is for the boho girlies

Photography courtesy of Ba&sh

Whether you’re the bride, a bridesmaid or simply a guest, there’s something for everyone in the Ba&sh bridal collection, fittingly called “White.” The inspiration behind it is simple: celebrate movement.

Nothing is too fussy or finicky but rather streamlined, so you can look fabulous even when running around on the big day. Think chic separates, tiered dresses and a jumpsuit (or two).

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Mejuri gets into lab-grown diamonds

Photography courtesy of Mejuri

Mejuri is in its lab-grown diamond era, and we wholeheartedly approve. As the Canadian jewellery brand is already known for its sustainable ethos, the Bezel Lab Grown Diamond collection was a natural next step.

Rest assured, each gemstone is SCS Global certified – recognized as the top benchmark for sustainability — and Mejuri’s minimalist aesthetic is still on full display. Check out the simple circular pendant, tennis bracelet, zig-zag ring and more.

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Dior adds the ‘Jolie bag’ to its assortment of accessories

Photography courtesy of Dior

Just when you thought Dior couldn’t get any more timeless, they launched the Jolie bag. This top-handle style was part of the brand’s Spring 2024 collection and can be recognized by its ladylike silhouette, iconic Cannage stitching, and freshwater pearl clasp.

Plus, it has an adjustable and detachable chain for when your hands inevitably tire from carrying all your belongings. Don’t blame us if this becomes your new go-to accessory.

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Julia Roberts collabs with Chopard

Photography courtesy of Chopard

Julia Roberts collaborating with Chopard’s co-president and artistic director, Caroline Scheufele on a collection? Big news! Big! HUGE! The new assortment is a tribute to the brand’s Insofu Emerald, a whopping 6,225-carat emerald discovered in Zambia’s Kagem mine. Featuring a ring, necklace, and a pair of earrings, this partnership marks the first time stones have been cut from the Insofu.

“It was such an exciting challenge when [Caroline] later proposed we work on a bespoke design,” Roberts said in a press release. “Together, we’ve had a lot of fun bringing this set into reality, creating jewelry that’s beautiful, sustainable, and mixes the timeless allure of emerald with stunning colours and a stone I cherish, the turquoise.”

Go vegan this spring with Freed

 

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A blue trench coat is just what the doctor ordered to shoo away those pesky winter blues, and luckily, Freed is here to help. The Canadian brand’s Spring collection is now available to shop online and features 12 new vegan leather styles.

Our current favourite is this Gina coat in the colour Bombay, but we’ve also got our eyes on a couple of cropped bombers.

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Urban Decay Launches A Multi-Purpose Foundation + More Beauty News

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Urban Decay drops an innovative 3-in-1 foundation

When it comes to getting glammed up, any makeup enthusiast knows that standard product application goes as follows: skincare, foundation, then powder. Urban Decay’s latest launch is the miracle in a bottle that combines these three essential steps into one drop.

Meet Face Bond, the first-of-its-kind, triple-threat foundation that ticks all your glam boxes. Infused with 3 percent niacinamide to improve skin texture and even tone, this foundation’s self-setting formula creates a water-, sweat- and humidity-proof bond that locks everything in like a powder. Choose from 40 different shades to give you natural, buildable coverage that lasts up to 24 hours.

Youth to the People introduces a must-have skin supplement serum

Expanding upon their beloved Superfood range, Youth to the People’s just-dropped Superfood Skin Drip Serum is a total skin treat. Bursting with nourishing ingredients (including the signature Superfood blend of spinach, kale and green tea), this milky-textured serum goes 10 layers deep to deliver essential vitamins, peptides and postbiotics needed for that all-over glow. One drop of this daily vitamin drip and your skin will look healthier than ever.

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The Ordinary unveils a retinoid night treatment

The Ordinary has entered a new era of skincare with the launch of Retinal 0.2% Emulsion, a retinoid night treatment that gets to work while you get your beauty sleep. Retinoid-infused skincare tends to veer on the more expensive side–but coming in at just under $25, this product proves effective yet inexpensive skincare is out there.

With a high concentration of encapsulated retinaldehyde (a retinoid that delivers the most direct form of vitamin A molecules even more effectively than retinol), this treatment aims to reduce the appearance of dark spots, fine lines and wrinkles while evening out the skin tone and boosting radiance. After just two weeks, participants of an independent efficacy study reported their skin already appeared plumper and firmer after use.

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Olaplex’s brow-enhancing serum is here

The cult-loved beauty brand behind viral hair products like the No.3 Hair Perfector treatment now caters to the hair on your face: your eyebrows, to be exact! Introducing Olaplex’s Browbond Building Serum, an eyebrow-enhancing serum that naturally supports the natural growth cycle and brow retention of fuller-l00king brows.

It’s all thanks to a powerhouse team of patented technologies like the Olaplex Peptide Complex Technology and the Olaplex Bond Building Technology. In addition to promoting the look of denser brows, this clear gel serum can also be used to sculpt and lock stray brows in place. For best results, comb the serum through clean, dry brows in the morning and at night.

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Pet Valu launches a hair and skin line for your furry friends

For all they do for us, our pets deserve to be pampered! Why not treat your pup to a grooming session using products from Pet Valu’s newly launched brand Exceed, the premium health and wellness line designed for dogs?

Featuring 14 products from shampoos and conditioners to serums and mists, this range is filled with high-quality ingredients like argan oil, keratin, chamomile extract and other vitamins that’ll ensure your dog’s coat is kept clean, conditioned and fresh.

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Yves Rocher releases a refillable body care line

Doubling down on the brand’s commitment to being more sustainable, Yves Rocher has just released fully recyclable eco-refills for products from their body care collection, Bain de Nature. Not only are they completely recyclable, but each refill has been made from ocean-bound plastic (OBP plastic) collected from coastlines to prevent further ocean pollution. By opting to use OBP-recycled plastics, Yves Rocher will reduce the use of virgin plastic by 120 tons a year.

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The Fruit-Inspired Beauty Products You Need to Ring In Spring

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Cherries, peaches and lychees, oh my! Nothing serves as a delicious reminder of warmer days ahead quite like a generous spritz of a juicy, indulgent, fruity fragrance. This season’s most refreshing beauty trend? Fruit-inspired beauty products like glosses, perfumes and even nail polish.

Continue reading to learn about the juicy snacks that inspired spring’s best fruit-inspired beauty products.

Ellis Brooklyn Peaches Body Mist

If the idea of a peach-scented body mist wasn’t appealing enough, Ellis Brooklyn’s lighthearted scent was inspired by the ’90s — malls, grunge, anthems, and daydreams, to be exact.

With notes of sweet peach, orange flower and sugar musk, this fruity scent is sweet but not overpowering. Just the way we like it.

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Tower 28 Beauty LipSoftie Hydrating Tinted Lip Treatment Balm in “Watermelon Kiwi”

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On the lookout for another lip balm to add to your collection? (Aren’t we always?) Turn to Tower 28’s latest launch, a hydrating, tinted lip treatment in the flavour “Watermelon Kiwi.” Need we say more?

Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow Niacinamide Hue Drops Sun Glow Serum

No fruit-inspired beauty products shopping guide is complete without a mention of Glow Recipe, the skincare brand with fruit at its core. The brand’s latest launch is a tinted version of its beloved Watermelon Glow Niacinamide Serum.

Featuring the same good-for-skin ingredients as the original formula (like niacinamide and hyaluronic acid) but with a hint of a warm, bronze hue, this is a must as the weather gets warmer.

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Quo Beauty Insta Gel Nail Colour in “Fruit Smoothie”

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For a gel-like finish at home, we love Quo Beauty’s range of Insta Gel nail colours, like the new “Fruit Smoothie,” a dusty pink shade that’s versatile enough for everyday wear.

The 7 Virtues Cherry Ambition Eau de Parfum

A warm and spicy blend of cherry, vanilla and saffron, this pick from the Canadian brand can be worn all year round.

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Kayali Eden Sparkling Lychee Eau de Parfum

The cheerful, fruity floral scent that went viral on TikTok upon launch is a bubbly blend of lychee, tart black currant, and candied violet. Warning: It’s addictive.

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Fenty Skin Fenty Treatz Hydrating + Strengthening Lip Oil in “Kalahari Melon”

Formulated with vitamin-rich cherry extract and a blend of fruit oils, and available in two different shades (Kalahari Melon and, you guessed it, cherry), you’ll want to hit ‘add to cart’ on this one — trust us.

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A version of this article first appeared in FASHION’s March 2024 issue. Find out more here.

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Julia Fox is FASHION’s April Cover Star

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After baring her soul in her bestselling autobiography, Julia Fox is setting her sights on sustainability — one trash bag at a time.

WORDS BY ANNIKA LAUTENS

It’s Monday morning, and Julia Fox is doing her skincare routine while vaping and wearing a floor-length fur coat. We’re in an industrial warehouse in Brooklyn, N.Y., for her FASHION cover shoot. She arrives alone (a rarity in the world of celebs) and apologizes for keeping us waiting. “I woke up late and had to rush to take my son to school,” she shares. (Fox also apparently missed the memo about the pre-arranged car service and drove herself to set — another anomaly.) “I haven’t done anything — not even brushed my teeth!”

Top, $535, Puppets and Puppets. Pants, $595, Re-Pull. Ring (top), $2,545, and ring (bottom), $1,750, John Hardy.

Plopping her tiny Y2K-inspired shoulder bag onto the table, she begins to unpack big containers of moisturizer in a Mary Poppins-esque montage. Not bothering to roll up her furry sleeves, she slathers on two products: Lait-Crème Concentré by Embryolisse and Homeopasmine (a Vaseline-like product usually used for nipple chafing). Together, the creams cost about $60. “I’m not really into those 13-step beauty routines,” Fox admits. “I mean, who has time for all that?” Certainly not her.

Depending on who you talk to, Fox’s fame can be linked to any number of things. Many would surely know her as Adam Sandler’s girlfriend in 2019’s Uncut Gems. Those who missed the movie would probably recognize her as Ye’s (formerly known as Kanye West) 30-day dalliance and dress-up doll. But for most fans under 40, Fox is more than her filmography or flings; she’s a viral icon, a charismatic sound bite and a fashion alchemist whose extreme outfits have included everything from condoms to literal flames.

Soon to be added to her ever-growing resumé is judge and co-host (alongside legendary stylist Law Roach) of the upcycling competition show OMG Fashun, which is premiering on May 6 on E! She teases that it’s a “campier” Project Runway — new artists will be brought in every episode to turn trash into treasures. “I want to advocate for sustainability,” Fox says of why she got involved in this project. “I want to show people that fast fashion is ruining the world. And I think anyone with a brain would want a one-of-a-kind piece rather than some mass-produced sh*t that every Becky in the world has.”

True to her reputation, Fox does not mince her words. Every sentence ends with a firm period and is spoken with such conviction that you can’t not accept it as the truth. On the topic of self-love: “Nobody truly loves themselves.” On her three-year-old son, Valentino: “He’s my anchor, which is awesome but can also suck.” On fashion: “I don’t want to wear something pretty — pretty is boring.” You get the idea. And while many have speculated about whether her bluntness is a branding shtick or true authenticity, I’m not sure it matters. (Though, for the record, I do think Julia is just being Julia.) During a time when everyone’s images are so curated and words are so calculated, Fox dares to be messy and sometimes a little trashy — and the internet loves her for it.

Even when you win, men will say it’s luck. But I think that’s why women kill it all the time — there’s no room for failure.

If you’ve read Down the Drain, her 2023 bestselling autobiography, you know that Fox’s life reads like a crossover episode of Euphoria and The Sopranos — only with more heroin. Her tumultuous childhood started in Milan (she was born to an Italian mother and an American father) but very quickly had her bouncing between odd spots in New York. Think sleeping on a boat one week, squatting in buildings her father was renovating the next and in friends’ houses, a boyfriend’s drug den, a sugar-daddy-owned loft and a number of other dicey living situations.

At 16, her absentee parents put out a “missing” poster for her, which covered the city, but they reported her birth year, height and weight wrong. Shortly after, she overdosed on PCP after a stint in a psychiatric ward. And in her final year of high school, she became a dominatrix after seeing a Craigslist ad. Mix in multiple abusive relationships, being banned from Bloomingdale’s for stealing and buying 200 cockroaches to unleash at her ex-boyfriend’s nightclub and you get a true picture of a rebel with far too many causes. “It was like I became an investigative journalist for my own life,” Fox says of writing her memoir. (Most of her memories from her younger years are quite foggy.) “It was a weird form of therapy. For the first time, I really just had to sit with my past and dissect it.”

Considering her many highs and even more lows, I ask Fox if she has any regrets. Taking a drag of her vape — like she’s a character in a Scorsese movie — she replies: “Yeah, I have a few. But ultimately I wouldn’t change anything. I have to trust that there’s something bigger at play and one day it will all make sense.”

Fox has famously said that she always knew she was going to be famous. She explains that everywhere she went, she somehow became a household name, with friends regularly telling her she was going to be a star. And while she admits to liking attention, she never wanted this much attention. Though, ironically, she points out that no one admits to wanting to be famous because “it’s tacky.”

Dress (worn as a top), $1,185, skirt, $430, pants, $205, and shoes, price upon request, Patrycja Pagas. Bracelet, $525, AGMES.
Sculpture photography By Daniel Kukla, courtesy of Friedman Benda and Misha Kahn.

SCULPTURE PHOTOGRAPHY BY DANIEL KUKLA, COURTESY OF FRIEDMAN BENDA AND MISHA KAHN.

Dress, price upon request, Advisry. Tights, $75, Wolford. Bracelet (left), $610, and bracelet (right), $930, AGMES.
Top, $495, and skirt, $395, Sid Neigum. Earring (left), $265 for a pair, and bracelet, $425, Lady Grey. Earring (right), $620 for a pair, AGMES.

But then she digresses: “I always saw the pitfalls of fame. I grew up in the Britney Spears era, and I understood that anonymity is a gift. I didn’t want fame, but now that I have it, I wouldn’t not want to have it.” Fox stops herself and backtracks a little — the only time during our hour-long chat that she seems uncertain about her words. “I don’t know — it really just depends on how I’m feeling. Some days, I f*cking hate it and I’m like, ‘Why did I get myself into this?’ And other days, I’m so grateful to be in this position where I can have this platform. It all really depends.” 

Fox would love to one day fade into the background and let her work speak for itself, but she doesn’t think she’ll have that luxury until she’s older. Of course, grocery shopping in only her underwear might not be helping. Or the fact that she calls the paparazzi on herself — something every celeb does but will never acknowledge. “I don’t call them when I’m in my regular clothes, which some people do to keep their name in the headlines,” she says with a twinkle in her eye. “I do it when my look is amazing — if I have a designer I’m obsessed with and I want them to have their moment.” 

As such, Fox isn’t interested in following the “unwritten celebrity code” of wearing luxury brands. Instead, she’s inspired by new talent doing new and unconventional things. “I’m looking for a designer who thinks outside the box, goes against the grain or does something I’ve never seen before,” she says. She adds that she’s only interested in wearing wearable art. And to say her taste is specific would be a bit of an understatement. On-set, Fox knows what she wants to try on — and even more what she doesn’t. She diligently examines every look FASHION stylist Ashley Galang has pulled and has a strong opinion about all of them, pushing most of the bigger labels to the side in favour of smaller, independent ones.

It appears that for Fox, fashion is a way of regaining control of her image and reclaiming the narrative she once lost. In one interview sound bite turned viral TikTok audio, she shares that she doesn’t dress for the male gaze anymore but for “the girls and the gays.” And based on the aggressive online reaction her looks elicit from straight men, who can blame her? “I hope that women know that men are our biggest threats,” Fox declares very nonchalantly. “They think they own our beauty and can decide who’s pretty and who’s not. But what the f*ck do they do for us? After I had my son, I realized I don’t need a man anymore. I did it — I had a kid. Now I can go be me and dress for me because I don’t need a man to ‘like me’ anymore.”

Top, $535, Puppets and Puppets. Pants, $595, Re-Pull. Shoes, $1,170, Pīferi. Ring (left), $1,750, and ring (right), $2,545, John Hardy.
Top, $280, and shorts, $280, Rotate. Bra, $345, Re-Pull. Tights, $75, Wolford. Shoes, $810, Sebastian Milano.
Dress, $805, Puppets and Puppets. Shoes, $590, Maile. Headpiece, $250, Malakai.
Sculpture photography By Daniel Kukla, courtesy of Friedman Benda and Misha Kahn.

Fox’s indifference to men on the whole is one of the things her fans love the most about her. When she took a lie detector test for Vanity Fair, she hilariously got caught lying about not hating men, which she took in stride. Similarly, on Ziwe, she revelled in the host’s purposefully shocking questions and gave even more shocking answers, particularly when she was asked if she’s pro women killing men: “If the men deserve it, then yeah. Men kill women all the time for no reason.” Still, Fox rejects the title “radical feminist” and reinforces that she’s just “stating facts.” After weeks of defending herself as being the real author of her book and not resorting to using a ghostwriter, she’s more certain than ever that society underestimates women. “The game is rigged,” she says. “Even when you win, men will say it’s luck. But I think that’s why women kill it all the time — there’s no room for failure.” 

That said, Fox recognizes that men are also victims of the patriarchy — just victims that benefit. “Having a little boy and seeing how sweet and gentle he is makes me really worried about what the world is going to do to him and that he’s going to come out an asshole,” she says. So, one thing she’s really concentrating on is creating a safe environment for him at home to cocoon him from the influence of toxic masculinity. “He loves my clothes. He loves my makeup. He loves my music, friends and partying — he’s a little mini me.” And it’s because of Valentino that sustainability has become such a priority for her — hence OMG Fashun. 

Also on the horizon? Presence, a Steven Soderbergh thriller with Lucy Liu. And Fox is in the midst of casting a movie that she wrote—“I got my dream star to be in it!”— and developing Down the Drain into a miniseries, which includes the difficult task of casting herself. She’s open to finding someone more unknown for the role. “I think I want to go to all the public schools in New York and hold auditions there,” she says. 

In the meantime, Fox has finished her skincare, loosened her fur coat and stopped vaping. As I walk with her to the hair and makeup chair for her photo-shoot prep, we chat casually about ghosts and psychics. Fox goes as far as to ask me to send her the contact of my roommate’s 80-year-old clairvoyant. (Apparently she’s looking for a new one.) But that’s just Julia Fox for you. She’s gritty and grounded yet ethereal and sometimes otherworldly — traits she hopes to continue exploring through writing fiction books and more scripts. “Ultimately, I just want to create worlds that I — and other people — can get lost in,” she says. Count us in.

Top, $495, and pants, $595, Re-Pull. Earrings, $215, Lady Grey.
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CREATIVE DIRECTION BY GEORGE ANTONOPOULOS
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We’re Calling It: Checkered Vans Are the 2024 It Shoe

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The It shoe of 2024 is here, and chances are you’ve probably seen it at your local skatepark. After the Adidas Samba reigned supreme for most of 2022 and 2023, with the retro soccer shoe popping up everywhere Hailey Bieber’s feet to fashion campaigns, the It shoe of 2024 is similarly athletic, but with a twist — it doesn’t have any laces. We’re calling it: Checkered Vans are going to be *thee* shoe of 2024.

And no, you haven’t been transported to an alternate universe. Don’t believe us? Just check out the TikTok FYP of any fashion girly who follows Morgan Stewart McGraw.

Videos of Vans slip-ons have been slowly but surely trickling out since the Renggli designer and former Nightly Pop host casually wore hers on social media, and the vibe for her followers has been, well, this:

@lexniko I saw @Morgan McGraw wearing checkered vans, so i broke out my checkered vans #personalstyle #howtofindyourstyle #checkeredvans #vansstyle #fyp #celebritytiktok #morganstewart #fashiontiktok #pinterest ♬ original sound – alexandra nikolajev

On March 7,  McGraw shared more photos of herself in her checkered Vans, letting everyone know, via the caption, that she’s “been on this drip for a minute.” And we have to say, we’re fully on board (get it?).

For those who grew up outside of Southern California, Vans have become synonymous with a laid back way of life. Founded in Anaheim, California in 1966, the brand’s sneakers were originally worn by skateboarders, who liked the shoes’ rugged fabrication and sticky sole (one can assume, perfect for sticking to a board while attempting a flip trick). In 1977, the Classic Slip-Ons (the checkered slip-ons we’ve come to know and covet) were released, gaining international attention in 1982 when Sean Penn wore them in the film Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Since entering the mainstream in the 1980s, the shoes have been in and out of trend, seen on celebs like Kristen Stewart while remaining ubiquitous, you know, skaters.

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And we are thrilled with this style development. While a pivot to checkered Vans as the It shoe of 2024 may initially feel surprising, it’s really the next logical step in our shoe evolution, with comfort and streetwear being prioritized in fashion in recent years. Not to mention the fact that with forces like Matilda Djerf, Ganni and Copenhagen style influencing the streets of our non-Scandi cities, these funky slip-ons fit perfectly into the aesthetic many fashion girlies have been trying to achieve. (Imagine pairing them with a your fave midi-skirt and a pair of red socks!! Ca-ute.)

Of course, Stewart McGraw is far from the first person to rock checkered Vans, but she is a notable Fashion Person to pair them with a more elevated look and get the attention of her loyal followers. Still, you can’t help but giggle a little at the notion of calling such a shoe a future It shoe, because “non-fashion” people and skaters (including skateboarding legend Tony Hawk himself) have been donning Vans for years. While those who actually need to use the soles for gripping onto a board may be rolling their eyes as the fashion folks come around to the charm of these comfy slip-ons, there is another bonus to the checkered Vans renaissance: the price point.

With people dishing out hundreds — or even thousands — of dollars to get their hands on the latest shoe trends, it’s kind of refreshing to have an It shoe at a relatively affordable price point. The Classic Slip-On Checkerboard Shoe currently retails for a cool $75 on Vans Canada, which means we just have to forego a few weeks of daily lattes and we’ll be stomping the sidewalks (or hitting up our local skate park) in style. Not to mention the fact that they’re the perfect shoe for fulfilling our tween skater girl dreams, all without having to actually step on a board — cue Avril Lavigne’s “Sk8er Boi.”

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