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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. For a set of winter sneakers to be truly great (and subsequently worth your money), it needs to mirror that famous mail-carrier motto — delivering results in the rain, snow, sleet, and gloom of night. Considering the rapid clip at which footwear innovation has progressed, the odds are good that there’s already a winter-ready version of your favorite shoe, just beckoning you to buy it for the next few months of winter. And if this isn’t the case, a myriad of top options from major brands like Nike, On, adidas, and Canada Goose are also here for the taking: amped up with technical materials without ever sacrificing streamlined looks and all-day wearability. The bitter cold (akin to the freezing temperatures, alongside snow and ice, that are set to hit over 160 million people across the U.S. this weekend) can severely damage most pairs of running sneakers, l...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. It’s Harry Styles‘ week, and we’re all just living through it. On January 22, the singer announced his 2026 Together, Together world tour, which you can already grab presale tickets for — or at least sign up for in advance — via Ticketmaster, resale sites like Stubhub, and your Amex credit card. Styles also dropped the official audio and video for “Aperture”: the first song fans are getting treated to from his upcoming album “Kiss All the Time. Disco Occasionally.” This too was revealed by the Grammy Award–winner and heartthrob in the past week or so and, as if all that weren’t enough, Styles gave us one more sneak peek into his world (erm, wellness habits) recently. In the promo shot for “Aperture,” posted on his Instagram yesterday to the tune of three million likes, our beauty-obsessed shopping editors have identified one key element. No, it’s...

Auctions at Showplace is slated to present 343 lots of fashion, art, and other objects previously owned by the late Grace Mirabella Cahan, former American Vogue Magazine editor in chief. The auction will take place on Feb. 10 in Astoria, a neighborhood in the Queens borough of New York City. Registration for bidding is now open. Highlights from the sale will include a photograph of Coco Chanel by Horst P. Horst, artworks by Alexander Liberman, furniture by Karl Springer, clothing, jewelry and several awards the late editor earned throughout her career. Grace Mirabella (C) attends a party at the Bergdorf Goodman flagship in New York City on July 14, 1988. Kyle Ericksen Mirabella served as the editor in chief of Vogue from 1971 to 1988. She died at the age of 92 in December 2021. Following her time at Vogue, Mirabella founded her eponymous magazine, Mirabella, in 1989 with Rupert Murdoch’s Murdoch Magazines. Anna Wintour took over as the editor in chief after Mirabella’s tenure. “You loo...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Whether you think Valentine’s Day is a downright scam or are someone who gets prepped for it — new lingerie, hard-to-get dinner reservation and all — months in advance, one thing can be agreed upon. Your male S.O., be it boyfriend, husband, fiancé (congrats!), or situationship (congrats?), needs a gift for the occasion. Well, probably not that last one, but you get the point. Here at WWD Shop, we consider ourselves professionals when it comes to picking out the most thoughtful and spot-on presents for everyone on your list (can you guess our love language?). That being said, we’re here to simplify the process of shopping for a guy, which for many women is an almost-impossible or else chore-like task: right up there with doing your taxes. It doesn’t have to be that way, though. After all, you know your man best, and no matter if he’s an avid watch coll...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Choosing the perfect date night spot is a skill, but picking out a romantic gift idea for your girlfriend or wife? Now that’s a full-on art form. Valentine’s Day will be here sooner than you think (read: in less than a month), so time is ticking to lock down personalized, unique, and utterly charming gifts for women that’ll bring on the romance — aptly proving just how much you love her. The romantic gifts category can be a tricky one to navigate. After all, it entails finding a Goldilocks balance between an intimate present that’s chock-full of sentimentality and one that avoids downright cheesiness (unless cheesiness is your thing, in which case don’t hold back!). If you haven’t been dating for long, a gift idea that doesn’t feel too over the top is key. And if you’ve been married for years at this point, we recommend honing in on a Valentine’s Day gift...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Think Valentine’s Day this year will involve the same old, same old symbols of romance — like dozens of red roses, chocolates housed in heart-shaped boxes, and fluffy teddy bears? Think again. One of our editors’ favorite online floral delivery destinations, 1-800-Flowers, just cut the ribbon on its Valentine’s Day 2026 trends report… and what you’ll find inside is not at all what you’d expect. The most surprising reveal of all? The fact that black (not pink, white, or even purple) is the colorway of choice for rose purchases right about now, with 1-800-Flowers sharing that “searches for black roses jumped 50 percent compared to the yearly average.” We’d like to think of this as a sign that consumers are starting to think outside the box when it comes to their holiday shopping habits. In other words: Less “whiskey stones” and more “luxury decanter” in...