The Black Friday deals are coming in hot and heavy this month. Despite the fact we've still got a little to go until the ...

Update: October came to a close yesterday and the Nike Air Foamposite One “Metallic Copper” did not end up returning to shelves. For those who have been awaiting the sneaker’s release ...

Nike is celebrating the 2024 World Series with the release of the Dunk Low “Los Angeles” on October 26. Additionally, sneakerheads got a first look at the Nike Kobe 9 Elite Low Protro ...

The weather is warming up, the days are getting longer, and everyone's mood is starting to lift — that is unless you are plus-size trying to find the perfect denim shorts! Denim short shopping is a ...

Nike (NKE) is shooting for a win with a major NBA and WNBA deal. On Monday afternoon, the shoe giant announced a 12-season extension of its partnership with the two leagues, making Nike the ...

Jenna Igneri is a fashion and beauty writer who has worked in the media space for over a decade. In addition to contributing to InStyle, she’s held positions at Refinery29 and NYLON and has ...

Not only is the "Metallic Gold" Air Flightposite making its way back to retailers later this year, Nike is also releasing the style soon in the form of a Clogposite. The Nike Flightposite One was ...

And if you’re looking for more plus-size clothing to shop, we also have guides to the best plus-size jeans and jumpsuits. Update on October 18, 2024: Removed a now sold-out Old Navy pair ...

Nike is going back into their vault ... The shoes are adorned in a color-changing Metallic Gold color that shimmers with green and purple accents. The outsole and inner boot are done in black ...

Additionally, the Air Flightposite One “Metallic Gold” returns with a Holiday 2024 release on October 30, reviving a classic design. Nike Revives the Foamposite Line with the Reflective Air ...

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And even certain brands that sell “plus-size” jeans cut corners by working from the same patterns used for their straight sizes, with (often thin) designers not designing for curves ...