Bags of the Moment
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Step away from the classics. As much as we love the wear-with-everything bag, what we’re really after right now is the impact-heavy and the unexpected. Yes, the new bags to grab are too hot to handle – but don’t let that hold you back….
VALENTINO
ROCKSTUD CROSS-BODY
With a spine of heavy metal hardware, it could only be Valentino. Butter-soft leather meets compact proportions in this next generation classic.
JW ANDERSON
RAFFIA LOGO CROSS-BODY
The summer straw tote glows up, shrunk to essentials-only size with gleaming hardware. Go cross-body or strip off the strap to clutch.
SIMON MILLER
FLORAL LUNCH BAG
Even the most minimal outfits have room to bloom. Just add Simon Miller’s roll-top clutch: in a far-from-fussy floral with a colour punch worth packing.
RACHEL COMEY
PRAIA CROCHET BAG
Hand-crocheted with a homespun, retro flavour, Rachel Comey spins minimal monochrome into the grab-and-go piece to covet.
MANSUR GAVRIEL
MINI LOGO TOTE
A mini tote with big personality, this ultra-supple blush number wears the Mansur Gavriel name loud and proud, armed with an optional shoulder strap for ease.
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11 Ways to Style Turtleneck | Closet Essential 1 Hello everyone, I'm Jing Leng, ModeSens's fashion director. In 2019, it's my goal to create even more wonderful content to share with you! I'm starting by showing you my wardrobe essentials that are worth your investment. Today, I'm sharing some of my favorite cold weather essentials, turtlenecks. Turtlenecks never go out of style and you can always count on them to keep you warm and cozy. 
XXL: THE SHOES OUR FEET ARE FUCKING WITH Shared from SSENSE . Click here to read more Breaking Down the Impact of Chunky Sneakers feat. Balenciaga, Nike, Eytys, and More Long before the rise of Balenciaga’s Triple S, before Eytys’ Angel or Acne Studios’ Manhattan, bulky shoes were thriving. Their prevalence and array of corresponding shapes continue to evolve with whatever mainstream silhouettes and lifestyles catch wind. To occupy more space than necessary—by way of your shoe—is to make a statement of how you wish to be perceived within the world. 