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2 weeks ago |
irenekim.substack.com | Irene Kim
Dear readers, Thank you to everyone who dropped a question into the Spring AMA chat! Here’s some of what I’ll be covering over the next couple of newsletters: The jean silhouette I’m feeling right now Shoes for spring/summer that will update your outfit Threespring jacket questions: for everyday, hooded, and what to wear over a dress Creative casual tops to pop into a friend’s place Structural tops for nights out How to dress minimally without feeling frumpy Oddly, no one asked me about...
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2 weeks ago |
irenekim.substack.com | Irene Kim
Dear readers, Fashion Instagram is telling me that spring has sprung for many of you. Lighter fabrics, barer legs, fewer layers — I’m happy for y’all! Before I get into what I’ve been wearing, I wanted to share a couple of tools you can use to get dressed in this early transition season.
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3 weeks ago |
heymrss.substack.com | Hey Mrs. Solomon |Irene Kim |Liza Belmonte |Leandra Medine Cohen
Ok, this is a meaty story, and I hope I’m on the list of Substacks you savor right about now! But I’ve been wanting to dive into the topic of creating a layered, jewelry collection as you come into your own at different stages in life. (BTW if you’re looking for jewelry storage, that’s here.
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3 weeks ago |
irenekim.substack.com | Irene Kim
Dear readers,When I teased on Instagram that I’d be doing a piece about capri leggings, a few tomatoes were thrown my way. Blessedly, they were fresh, not rotten, and the people were kind and constructive. I get the hesitation to revisit this Y2K/80s staple! I want to address some of them today, while making a case for capri leggings as a practical and versatile PDW piece for spring (PDW = Play, Dinner, Work per Tibi parlance). In 2025, we’re divorcing capris from their Y2K outfits.
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1 month ago |
irenekim.substack.com | Irene Kim |Petya K. Grady
Dearest readers,Have you heard? Skinny jeans are “back,” and so are flares. It’s been a while since I’ve worn either, so last month, just for fun, I tried on a pair of high-rise skinny kick flares (phew, that’s a mouthful). Sensory memory is a powerful thing. It’s as if every cell in my body immediately recognized the sensation of pulling up a skinny jean and, within seconds, my brain was flooded with the not-so-positive thoughts I had about my body at the time.
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