Ana Escalante
Associate Features Editor at Who What Wear
fashion person @whowhatwear @glamourmag alumn 💻
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2 weeks ago |
whowhatwear.com | Ana Escalante
Can I confess something a little vulnerable? Before I even set foot in a jewelry store or meticulously curated my Pinterest board (which, yes, has well over 500 pins dedicated to floral arrangements, dress details, and color palettes), there was one very deliberate priority I put above all else: my skin. If you really know me, you know that skincare isn’t just a routine—it’s a form of self-love, a daily ritual, and honestly, a bit of armor.
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3 weeks ago |
whowhatwear.com | Ana Escalante
I just got engaged! I've been waiting for this moment a long time—and after more than eight years with my high school sweetheart, he popped the question on a recent trip to Tokyo, Japan. While I'm over the moon to finally be engaged, I have to admit I'm slightly more excited for all of the bridal fashion items I know I'll be stockpiling over the next few months.
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3 weeks ago |
whowhatwear.com | Ana Escalante
If you’ve ever experienced a summer in Tokyo, you know it’s not just hot—it’s humid, sticky, and absolutely relentless. The kind of weather that makes you question every outfit choice the second you step outside. As someone who used to live in the Japanese capital, I would instantly dissuade my friends from trying to visit from June to September. Sure, they'd have a great time visiting Tokyo, but it would be way too hot to do anything.
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3 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Ana Escalante
NowI'm a Paranoid Traveler Despite Having Been to 30+ Countries—but These 13 Safety Devices Give Me Peace of MindGet everything at Amazon from $10. I have lived in New York City my entire life, so you'd think I feel safe traveling just about anywhere. But despite spending over four decades in one of the world’s most famous metropolitan cities, I still get pretty paranoid in my work as a food and travel writer.
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1 month ago |
whowhatwear.com | Ana Escalante
(Image credit: Courtesy of Kurt Geiger)Fashion is no stranger to nostalgia. From retro silhouettes to vintage-inspired aesthetics, the glamour of bygone eras continues to shape today’s trend cycle. At first glance, it might seem like a revival of the familiar—but look closer, and there’s an unmistakable sense of freedom in embracing the sun-soaked spirit of classic Americana.For its High Summer 2025 campaign, Kurt Geiger channels this effortless charm with a transatlantic twist.
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