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The Best New Beauty Products ‘Glamour’ Editors Tried in September
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The Best New Beauty Products ‘Glamour’ Editors Tried in September

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Welcome to Stuff We Want, our roundup of the best new beauty products we tried each month. From undisputed favorites to brand-new releases, these are the things our editors loved throughout the month of September.

September is sort of like a second New Year. After the last blissfully slow days of summer, we’re ready to return to our routines in full form—which justifies a whole new beauty haul.

Among our September faves, you’ll find everything you need to master the transitional look, from glowing foundation to warm and toasty blush. Now that it’s officially fall, we’re also leaning into true seasonal staples. It really is the little luxuries, like a spiced hand soap or a great brown lipstick, that make the new season worth celebrating.

While we love our fall trends, certain beauty hallmarks—like skin care you look forward to applying and easy blowouts that fit into your morning routine—are always in season. What else rose to the top of our editors’ cosmetic bags in September? A rich cleanser, a hydrating lip balm, and a blowout brush for endless good-hair days.

While we’re still soaking up the early-fall sun, the cool breeze of autumn will be here before we know it, which means it’s the perfect time to stock up on these transitional favorites. Scroll on to shop the best new beauty products in September, and get ready to add to cart.

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The Best Fall Jackets for Women in 2025, Vetted by Style Editors
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The Best Fall Jackets for Women in 2025, Vetted by Style Editors

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The best fall jackets aren’t just a seasonal necessity—they’re also a great chance to punch up any outfit. A few key staples trend every year, and for good reason: Trench coats protect you from wind and rain, denim jackets make perfect light layers, and classic wool makes it easy to transition into winter.

But this season’s jacket trends are also bringing some fresh inspiration our way. Barn jackets are back for another season and more popular than ever, while cropped trenches have picked up endorsements from brands like Burberry and celebrities like Katie Holmes. And the animal world—sturdy leather, smooth suede, wild prints, and faux fur—is having a major moment for fall, thanks to the rise of boho style. From casual (yet work-appropriate) shackets for layering over fall dresses to edgier leather outerwear you can throw on with jeans, these stylish jackets will make you the belle of the…pumpkin patch.

Glamour’s fall jackets wish list

The Light Puffer

FP Movement Pippa Packable Puffer Jacket

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1. The leather jacket

Leather’s appeal is timeless: The material is textural, durable, and at once both edgy and chic. But it’s impossible to deny that the stuff, in all its forms (including incredibly popular suede), is having a banner year, popping up on too many fall runways to count and playing into all of our current outfit ideas. While you don’t have to stick to an earthy palette here, chocolate brown is far and away the color of the moment; sleek black, olive green, and deep maroon are its equally cute sisters.

Quince 100% Leather Shirt Jacket

Levi’s Faux-Leather Vintage Blazer

Madewell Boxy-Crop Jacket

Lamarque Theia Leather Bomber Jacket

2. The denim jacket

Denim reaches the height of its powers each fall, and your autumn capsule really isn’t complete until you have a jean jacket in tow. The silhouette is roomy enough for easy layering from September through December; wear one over a T-shirt now, then sub in a chunky sweater when temperatures start to drop. And beyond wearing one for mere warmth, styling a denim jacket is beyond easy—just throw on some matching jeans and some loafers or ankle boots for an easy outfit that feels intentional.

We the Free Opal Swing Denim Jacket

Levi’s Premium ’90s Trucker Jacket

Design by Olivia Classic Denim Jacket

J.Crew Oversized Cropped Trucker Jacket

Boden Topstitch Denim Jacket

G-Star Pitched Hem Slim Selvedge Jacket

3. The trench coat

It seems like everyone owns a trench right now—and we wouldn’t have it any other way. The easy layer locks out fall’s worst weather, and the highly modular design offers near endless styling potential. Try popping the collar to make a statement; leave the buttons undone but cinch the waist for some extra oomph; tighten the cuffs for a more editorial look. Khaki is the most classic shade here, but feel free to test out trendy colors (dark brown) or materials (waxed canvas, faux leather) if they speak to you.

Open Edit Exaggerated Crop Trench Coat

Farktop Oversized Long Trench Coat

Mango Long Virgin Wool Trench Coat

Barbour Milda Trench Coat

Babaton New Tabloid Faux-Leather Trench Coat

Madewell Double-Breasted Trench Coat

4. The workwear jacket

By now you know that barn jackets are all the rage for 2025, with fashion insiders putting their own spins on the hardworking classics. But other utility-forward silhouettes, like chore coats and pocket-laden layers, are also trending right now. (Collectively, it seems, we’re asking more from our outerwear.) That’s great news, considering you can now find workwear-inspired jackets in every color, shape, and material. Survey the best options in our edit below.

Yimoon Lightweight Jacket

Alex Mill Chiltern Street Jacket

Lululemon DryField Utility Jacket

Levi’s Karlie Utility Jacket

5. The sporty jacket

Stand-collar nylon jackets have been absolutely everywhere during Fashion Month—see the Lululemon pick below to understand the vibe—but that’s just the beginning of fall’s newfound obsession with sporty layers. Coach jackets, retro fleece layers, and packable puffers worthy of a hiking trip are also very much in the conversation. You could go with your go-to leggings and call it a day, but we’ll encourage you to go more unexpected with a lace skirt, creased jeans, or slipdresses.

Lululemon Crinkle Nylon Cinchable Jacket

Mango Satin Jacket With Zipper

Tna Polartec Thermal Pro Raglan Zip Hoodie

Zara Detachable-Scarf Puffer Jacket

FP Movement Pippa Packable Puffer Jacket

6. The wool jacket

One of the easiest ways to make any ensemble feel elevated is to add a wool layer on top. These luxe-looking jackets lend anything—baggy jeans, tailored trousers, sweatpants, you name it—an air of sophistication, and they’re great for helping your fall wardrobe fade seamlessly into winter. Trust us: Each of these finds will quickly become go-tos.

Abercrombie & Fitch Short Wool-Blend Coat

Coach Zip-Front Wool Jacket

Free Assembly Faux-Wool Jacket With Scarf

Zara Harringbone Short Coat

J.Crew Lady Jacket in Italian Boiled Wool

7. The fur jacket

After appearing on too many runways to count this season, from Miu Miu to Simone Rocha, faux fur is one of fall’s absolute biggest trends. And whether you run cold or love to make a statement, this is your excuse to go big with your fall outerwear. Ladylike, collarless picks make great layering pieces, especially with button-downs or dramatic necklaces; collared silhouettes, meanwhile, bring a ’70s boho energy that pairs well with flared jeans and romantic dresses. Take your pick!

Zara Faux-Fur Short Jacket

Mango Faux-Fur Lapel Jacket

Cider Faux-Fur Collar Jacket

& Other Stories Wool-Blend Faux-Fur Jacket

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Here’s How to Style a Puffer Vest, According to Style Editors
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Here’s How to Style a Puffer Vest, According to Style Editors

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Forget a pop of red—why not splash yourself in the color? This tomato-red outfit is on the louder side, sure, but it’s perfect for days in the city or vacations to cold-weather climates, environments where you want to stand out from the crowd. While we love this dramatic hue, it also works for any other shade; fall’s color trends include chocolate brown and rich purple, by the way.

FindThy Shiny Puffer Vest

Naadam Original Cashmere Crewneck Sweater

5. With oversized pieces

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Through a miracle of styling, the down vest here is actually the most fitted part of the look, and we’re obsessed with the effect. On top of providing a little more warmth on frigid days, oversized sweaters and trousers are also especially on-trend right now. (It’s a great excuse to stay comfy, toasty, and current during your next outdoor adventure.) Plus, these two pieces would look great together with or without an extra layer.

By Anthropologie Cline Chunky Crewneck Sweater

J.Crew Camp-Pocket Wide-Leg Pants

6. With a shirtdress

COPENHAGEN DENMARK JANUARY 27 Hollie Mercedes Peters wears white and blue stripped shirt black puffy Prada vest light...

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The 9 Best Crisp Fragrances for Autumn, Per Beauty Editors
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The 9 Best Crisp Fragrances for Autumn, Per Beauty Editors

by jummy84
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Quick! Name a popular autumn perfume! Chances are you immediately thought of a cinnamon-, nutmeg-, or pumpkin spice–infused concoction—something akin to a cosy autumn beverage slowly thawing your chilled palms. And look, maybe you genuinely crave sticky-sweet potions (I too adore a sophisticated, dessert-inspired blend every once in a while), but if you’re open to an even chicer autumn scent, I suggest finding inspiration not at the spice rack but on the quiet streets—where soft, golden light dances between tree branches, blushing leaves crunch underneath your feet, and the air is crisp with a fresh, energizing quality you can practically taste with every inhale. If you’ve ever wanted to bottle that daydream, you’ve come to the right place.

I didn’t realise just how eagerly I was anticipating that first gust of autumn air until I smelled Remi, By Rosie Jane’s latest eau de parfum. On a rather humid, 80-degree day in early August, I received an unassuming sample on my desk (along with a delicately wrapped box of fresh mandarins) and took a whiff—and was immediately transported to that peaceful, tree-lined street on an idle Saturday afternoon. It’s warm and cosy yet never predictably so.

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Diversity Alliance founder Gabby Austen-Browne wins inaugural Editor’s Choice trophy at this year’s M&IT Awards, which united 750 event professionals on Friday

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It was a glittering night at The M&IT Awards 2025 on Friday, with 750 event professionals in attendance at JW Marriott Grosvenor House London to celebrate the great and good of the industry.

Gabby Austen-Browne wins first M&IT Editor’s Choice award

The inaugural M&IT Editor’s Choice award saw Diversity Alliance founder Gabby Austen-Browne honoured for her work to transform the events industry into one that’s more diverse, inclusive and accessible. Presenting the award, M&IT editor Paul Harvey said: “Her work changes lives. Her voice matters. And her legacy – of courage, of resilience and of refusing to accept the status quo – is already being felt by a generation of future event professionals.”

After winning, Austen-Browne said: “It’s an absolute delight to win the Editor’s Choice Award, it’s a big shock, but it’s such an amazing feeling to feel like I’m being recognised for my work and it’s really an honour to be recognised by my peers as well.”

This year’s Personality – Chris Parnham

Chris Parnham, CSO of veSpace International, took home the coveted Personality of the Year award earning a standing ovation. (veSpace also scooped gold in the Best Intermediary Agency Large (40+ employees) category). Presenting the award, ICCA president and Excel London executive director James Rees praised Parnham as a “true driving force” in the meetings and events industry for more than 30 years, who has transformed businesses, inspired teams and shown resilience in the face of enormous challenges.

Rees said: “He stepped up when the industry needed him most, taking on the role of chair at Meeting Needs after the tragic loss of Chris Peacock. Under his leadership, the charity was restructured, strengthened and repositioned as a foundation, securing its mission and future growth.He is admired not just for what he has achieved, but for how he has done it – with authenticity, generosity and a genuine commitment to the people around him. A mentor, a thought leader and a unifying force, he exemplifies the very qualities this award is designed to celebrate.”

After winner, Parnham said: “Wow. Okay, I’m still a bit stunned after that, but it was really nice to hear all those wonderful things about my very long career. I basically take other people’s glory, which I’ve done for the last 25 years, whether it’s the people I work with or the wonderful people at Meeting Needs, hopefully I’ve done good things by them and hopefully inspired some people along the way to also do good things. Look out for your friends and colleagues. Karma comes around. So, be good, be nice.”

The ‘Oscars of the industry’

The ‘Oscars of the industry’ – whose headline sponsor is IHG Hotels & Resorts – kicked off with a rip-roaring set from the Greatest Show following by M&IT editor Paul Harvey, headline sponsor IHG Hotels & Resorts and Meeting Needs current chair Lene Corgan addressing assembled guests.

The first award of the night saw the Victory Service Club’s Daisy Basilio take home the Chris Peacock Rising Star of The Year Award, named in honour of Conference Care founder Chris Peacock, who died from bowel cancer in 2023. Leonardo Hotel & Conference Venue Hinckley Island retained its gold award for Best UK Conference Centre for the second year running, while other victors included a 19th consecutive Best UK Convention Bureau win for Glasgow Convention Bureau, and further wins for KDM Events, Vista Events DMC Greece and Quadrant Events. Celtic Manor Resort was named Best UK Hotel.

“The M&IT Awards are such a highlight in the meetings and events calendar because the winners don’t just showcase the very best of our industry – they’re chosen by the industry itself,” said Harvey, editor of M&IT.

“Huge congratulations to all of Friday night’s winners – every award was richly deserved. And to our fantastic finalists and anyone who left feeling a touch of award envy, remember there’s always next year, and you’ve got to be in it to win it. Entries for 2026 are expected to open in the New Year, so keep an eye on the M&IT newsletter for the announcement.”

During the ceremony, Events R Talented winner Holly Ritchie had the crowd in the palm of her hands with a stunning rendition of You Got the Love. And eventprofs danced the night away into the early hours, enjoyed networking and catching up with colleagues and peers.

Organised by Northstar Travel Group, the glittering and glamorous M&IT Awards are in their 38th year. Taking place at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House London, this year’s event was a who’s who of the UK events industry bringing together 750 industry professionals to recognise the phenomenal people, businesses, creativity and resilience that drives the industry forward year after year.

The Gold Award winners list in full:

  • The Chris Peacock Rising Star of the Year presented by M&IT

Daisy Basilio, Victory Services Club

  • Best UK Representation Company sponsored by Cyprus Deputy Ministry of Tourism

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  • Best Destination Management Company sponsored by Corinthia Hotels

Vista Events DMC Greece 

  • Best Overseas Convention Bureau sponsored by LJS Representation

Visit Monaco Convention Bureau 

  • Best UK Convention Bureau sponsored by Avanti West Coast

Glasgow Convention Bureau 

  • Best Event Provider sponsored by ASM Global

KDM Events 

  • Best Intermediary Agency Small (up to 20 employees) sponsored by Center Parcs Conferences & Events

ZiaBia Events Consultancy 

  • Best Intermediary Agency Mid-size (21-40 employees) sponsored by The Barbican Centre

Eventurous

  • Best Intermediary Agency Large (40+ employees) sponsored by IHG Hotels & Resorts

veSpace International

  • Best Technology Provider sponsored by Grimaldi Forum Monaco

Quadrant Events 

  • Best Overseas Conference Centre sponsored by Association Meetings International

Grimaldi Forum Monaco

  • Best Overseas Hotel sponsored by The Meetings Show Asia Pacific

Sandals Saint Vincent & The Grenadines

  • Best Hotel Brand sponsored by The Meetings Show

Hilton 

  • Best UK Unusual Venue sponsored by Soaring Worldwide

MTC Events

  • Best UK Conference Centre sponsored by The Business of Events

Leonardo Hotel & Conference Venue Hinckley Island 

  • Best UK Hotel sponsored by Van der Valk Hotel Schiphol

Celtic Manor Resort

  • M&IT Editor’s Award presented by Meetings & Incentive Travel

Gabby Austen-Browne, founder, Diversity Alliance

  • Personality of the Year sponsored by Excel London

Chris Parnham, CSO, veSpace International

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The Best Trench Coats for Women, According to Style Editors
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The Best Trench Coats for Women, According to Style Editors

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The best trench coats for women are nonnegotiable—your capsule wardrobe just isn’t complete without one of these do-it-all layers. Most of them, from the classics to the newcomers, are windproof and water-resistant, meaning they’re ideal for transitional weather. While the fall jackets themselves are more popular than ever right now, cropped trench coats are especially trendy; even Katie Holmes is in on the look.

If it’s chilly out, look for longer, lined options made with wool or polyester, which are better at trapping heat and locking out wind; if fall is warmer in your locale, then a lighter cotton pick is probably better. And don’t worry—styling a trench takes virtually zero effort. You only need a white T-shirt, your favorite denim, and slim loafers to feel (and look) put-together. In case the weather drops below 40 degrees, layer your coat over a hoodie, pleated trousers, and trendy sneakers to channel an off-duty model. Shop our edit of the very best trench coats below, curated by style-obsessed editors.

The best trench coats for women, at a glance

The Minimalist Layer

Madewell Single-Breasted Trench Coat

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1. The cropped trench coat

Virtually every brand, from Prada to Zara, is offering its own take on the cropped trench this season, meaning you have plenty of ways to try on this jacket trend. Each of these picks tweaks the formula slightly, whether it’s a classic trench cut off at the waist, a super-short crop, or a silhouette that combines a trench and a biker jacket. Style your pick with high-waisted jeans and easy sneakers to channel Parisian chic.

Tankaneo Cropped Trench Coat

Lands’ End Trench Rain Jacket

Zara Water-Repellent Short Trench Coat

Abercrombie & Fitch Cropped Trench Coat

Xiaoxuemeng Cropped Bike Jacket

2. The classic trench coat

What more can be said about the timeless appeal of a trench? These picks hit the knee or lower, and the gabardine fabric will neutralize wind and rain—basically, they’re the perfect transitional outerwear. You’ll find hallmarks like epaulettes, wind flaps, and double-breasted construction on each of these picks, so you can narrow down your choices based on color, weight, and price. (A Burberry trench coat is a classic, but there are plenty of more affordable options, too.) Obviously, they look great with jeans, but try styling yours with a light cardigan, a sequin skirt, and kitten heels to master the art of high-low dressing.

Abercrombie & Fitch Classic Trench Coat

Farktop Oversized Trench Coat

Burberry Castleford Trench Coat

Banana Republic Classic Cotton Trench Coat

Everlane Modern Trench Coat

3. The mac coat

When you close your eyes and picture a trench, you might actually be envisioning a mac coat. Short for “Macintosh,” after its inventor, this overcoat style is the trench’s more minimalist sister. These picks have spread collars instead of notched lapels and feature fewer design quirks in favor of a simpler, streamlined silhouette. If you like the idea of a trench but don’t love all the bells and whistles, one of these picks is the perfect compromise—they’re just as resistant to gray weather and allow more room for bringing in your own accessories.

& Other Stories Collared Car Coat

Tankaneo Single-Breasted Trench Coat

Sam Edelman Corduroy Collar Raincoat

Madewell Single-Breasted Trench Coat

4. The statement trench coat

Bored by the sea of khaki trenches you’ll see on every city street this season? Push the envelope of this classic style with these unique picks, which offer the same protection from the elements but a touch more personality—we’ve already started to spot them on the streets of New York. Whether you prefer a slick finish, an unexpected material, or an eye-catching color or print, these gems will elevate all your spring outfits with zero extra effort.

Favorite Daughter Countryside Trench

J.Crew Shiny Long Barn Jacket

Cider Statement Maker Denim Trench Coat

Zara Minimal Short Trench

5. The water-repellent trench coat

Don’t let windy and rainy forecasts deter you from rocking a trench coat this fall. In case of unpredictable weather, waterproof trench coats are your best bet to protect against whatever the season brings—it’s just as handy come spring. Most of the finds here are designed with water-resistant fabrics, detachable hoods, and back vents to keep you dry without sacrificing your outfit. The best part? These functional trenches are just as easy to style, so try layering one with a cashmere sweater in your favorite colorway for maximum comfort.

Sézane Scott Trench Coat

Save The Duck Jackie Water Resistant Raincoat with Removable Hood

Garemcy Waterproof Trench Coat

Barbour Great Belted Water Resistant Twill Trench Coat

London Fog Heritage Trench Raincoat with Removable Hood

6. The leather trench coat

Leather jackets are classic wardrobe staples for fall, and luckily, they’re also available in trench form. Both genuine and faux-leather trench coats come in a slew of silhouettes; our favorites are double-breasted, range from waist length to ankle skimming, and have a belt looped at the waist. We recommend letting your luxe leather do all the work—whether you opt for a rich brown coat to match the autumn vibes or go into the Matrix with a sleek black jacket, a simple white tee, and your favorite pair of jeans will pair just fine.

Aritzia Tabloid Trench Coat

Loft Versa Faux Leather Trench Coat

Gap Vegan Leather Swing Jacket

Sam Edelman Faux Leather Trench Coat

7. The wool trench coat

While many are not technically trenches, long wool coats are great alternatives for combating cooler weather in the fall—especially in timeless neutral colors that transcend passing fashion trends. Wool layers, often made with a blend of other temperature-regulating fabrics, are the key to staying warm yet chic. No matter the weather, this timeless silhouette never goes out of style—and we highly recommend investing in this heat-insulating layer this season to beat frigid months ahead.

Abercrombie & Fitch Belted Wool Blend Coat

Banana Republic Double Face Tie-Waist Coat

Mango Handmade Oversized Wool Coat

Clementine Scarf Detail Wool Blend Coat

BCBGMaxAzria Houndstooth Belted Coat

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10 Most Comfortable Sneakers for Women, Reviewed by Our Editors

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Allbirds has become a big name in comfy footwear in the last few years, and one of their most stylish silhouettes is also super comfy—win-win. Made with a soft, cushiony foam and organic cotton canvas, the Piper sneakers are made with both comfort and sustainability in mind. As a rare bonus, these sneakers are actually machine-washable; the brand recommends removing the insoles and laces before cleaning on a gentle cycle.

What our reviewer says: “I specifically purchased these shoes wanting a low-top pair of white sneakers that would look cute with dresses, and they have not let me down. From casual cotton minidresses to linen maxidresses, everything in my wardrobe complements them. As an added bonus, they are the best walking shoes; I wore them on a recent trip to Italy, where we had back-to-back long days of walking and exploring, so they are Euro-summer approved. I also love that they’re made of natural materials, which makes them feel ultra-breathable. Worth noting: the shoelaces are a tad shorter than I’d like, and I usually double-knot to ensure they stay tied.” — Austen Tosone

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What we love: Heel-first design; great arch support
What could improve: Limited colors

Heel-focused footwear brand Kuru upgraded its original Atom design with a better fit, springier cushioning, and improved heel support, all of which are important criteria for the most comfortable sneaker. We wish the design came in more colors, but we recommend the black or white colorways if you’re looking for something simple and walking-friendly.

What our reviewer says: “I’ve been searching for a pair of durable sneakers to handle my intense CrossFit workouts—and I finally found them. Feast your eyes on Kurur’s Atom 2. These sneakers feel like I’m literally walking on a cloud. They’re not only super comfortable and supportive, but also stylish—perfect for everything from walking to high-intensity training. Best of all, I didn’t even have to break them in.” — Chantal Waldholz, Glamour senior global director of audience development, social media, and analytics

  • Courtesy of brand

  • Original photo from Sarah Chiwaya testing Vionic Walk Max Sneaker

What we love: Breathable, water-repellent uppers; wide sizes available
What could improve: Not as versatile as some other sneakers

If you find yourself reaching for orthotics, you may want to add the Vionic Walk Max sneakers to your cart; everything is already built in. They’ve even received a seal of approval from the American Podiatric Medical Association, so you can feel good about slipping into these for several hours knowing that podiatrists have signed off.

What our reviewer says: “I have pretty bad plantar fasciitis and I often walk 10,000 or more steps a day, so I’m super-particular about comfortable shoes. I’ve tried out a lot of sneakers, but the Vionic Walk Max remains my favorite. I’ve had my pair for years and have worn them for traveling, music festivals, casual hikes, and my day-to-day life in New York City, and they are still going strong. And, importantly, they don’t look like orthopedic sneakers!” — Sarah Chiwaya, editor and influencer

  • Courtesy of brand

  • Original photo from Austen Tosone testing Converse Hi-Top Platform Sneakers

Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Lift High-Top Sneakers

What we love: Adds height; classic style; under $100
What could improve: Sizing runs large; laces can wear over time

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The Stylish Person's Guide to New York City, According to Fashionista Editors
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The Stylish Person's Guide to New York City, According to Fashionista Editors

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The fashion and beauty industries are filled with interesting people from all over the world who have great taste — the types you can rely on for excellent travel recommendations. So, we’re asking them about their favorite food, shopping and wellness spots in their cities. Consider this series your …

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9 Best Knee-High Boots of 2025, Reviewed by Style Editors
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9 Best Knee-High Boots of 2025, Reviewed by Style Editors

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“Vince Camuto has remained a mainstay in my footwear collection since I was in high school. Now, in my early 30s, I still like to keep a reliable pair of the brand’s boots in my core rotation, and this block-heel style is my choice,” says Glamour contributor Shelby Ying Hyde. “This knee-high style has a classic silhouette and a round toe that looks especially great peeking out from underneath maxiskirts or flared jeans.” Online reviewers are also smitten: “I have really big feet, so it’s hard to find a less expensive boot that still looks good and has structure,” one reviewer shares on TikTok. “I tried on over ten pairs of knee-high boots…and these are doing the job really well.”

Sizes: 5–12 in narrow, standard, wide, and extra-wide-calf / Colors: 3 options / Material: Leather / Heel height: 2 in.

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Tommy Hilfiger’s New Fall Pieces Are All Our Editor’s Are Talking About Right Now
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Tommy Hilfiger’s New Fall Pieces Are All Our Editor’s Are Talking About Right Now

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