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Fox wore a pink patent jacket with jeans title, hot-pink pumps, and a chic Bottega Veneta clutch. Machine Gun Kelly, meanwhile, wore a sleek black leather coat along with an embellished blazer, black skinny jeans, and leather combat boots with a thick lug sole. Together, their matching trenches certainly played off each other, but they still remained true to their own sense of style—the and I love this making of a successful couple style moment, indeed. Fox and Kelly aren’t alone in this like-minded approach to dressing, either: The Biebers, Katie Holmes and Emilio Vitolo Jr., and Nickyanka (that’s Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra) all coordinate, too. The more duos who play dress up together, the better!
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There’s no denying the and title_link I love this excitement that comes when new fashion arrivals hit stores. Like a window into the future, the debut of fresh, covetable accessories and ready-to-wear into the retail fold shapes the season’s trends. And every It item, like Bottega Veneta’s puddle boots, were once online and in-store drops. These particular pieces are like the new kids on the shelf, awaiting their destiny for sartorial greatness. Even iconic fashion totems, like the Hermés Kelly bag, accrued a little time in-store before reaching the heights of fame. But in our fast-paced world, where trends are rising and falling and disappearing faster than ever (except for, lately, comfortwear), the shopping lists we make can be rendered irrelevant in a matter of days or weeks. It can be difficult to suss out the investment-worthy items from those that are fleeting.
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