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Fashion News & Style Guide
Discover and shop the latest trends in fashion, beauty, and culture—plus, Ambassador profiles to inspire your closet.
The Fashionably Late Sandal Guide There is something to be said for shopping in season — like, right smack-dab in the middle. Because no matter how many summers or winters you’ve lived through, it can be a challenge to imagine at the very outset of the season what you might want to wear. You might also find your eye changing as a season unfolds. And so, for our latest Substack newsletter, we published an unabashedly mid-summer deep dive on five great sandals, including the new Pierced Mule sandal and the ultra-chic Patos from our Spring ’24 runway. 
You’ve Got to Be Real to Be a Pop Girl With the rise of Charli XCX, Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter, and Tinashe, the landscape of pop music is shifting toward authenticity and vulnerability. What does this mean for the rest of the stars? Can I be mean for a second? Katy Perry’s ill-fated comeback single “Woman’s World” sucked. 
ModeSens Ambassador of the Month: Maryna Holovanova Maryna Holovanova is a multifaceted creative force, excelling in photography, styling, and content creation. Specializing in branding photography and product photography, Maryna also extends her expertise to encompass comprehensive content creation tailored for diverse brands and local businesses. 
Top Sportswear Picks Under $100 In this article, we’ll explore seven essential categories of sportswear, each carefully selected to enhance your wardrobe without exceeding $100. From chic jogging pants to fashionable sneakers, and from stylish hoodies to versatile sports tops, these picks will elevate your look and keep your wallet happy. 
JUN TAKAHASHI’S BATTLE WITH REALITY The UNDERCOVER designer is at the peak of his powers. So why is he considering scaling back? Backstage at UNDERCOVER’s show at Paris Fashion Week in June, the usual gaggle of journalists clamored in, brandishing dictaphones and mobile devices. Jun Takahashi had just shown his latest menswear collection to much applause, and the room was fizzing with excitement. The 54-year-old designer, laconic as usual, stood there alongside his translator in his signature dark shades and a wide-brimmed beige hat, not so much answering questions as fending them off. 
