Tara Gonzalez

5 days ago | whowhatwear.com | Tara Gonzalez

I've never been one to wear a belt. Mostly that's because I don't really wear pants enough to need any. But over the past two fashion months, I couldn't help but notice how belts had gotten a little freaky. People weren't just wearing them to hold up their pants. They were almost wearing them as pants. No, really. At brands such as Hodakova, dresses and tops and pants were made entirely of belts. At music festivals, people started to DIY the look by just layering them all on at once.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Tara Gonzalez

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Courtesy of launchmetrics and GettyI've never been one to wear a belt. Mostly that's because I don't really wear pants enough to need any. But over the past two fashion months, I couldn't help but notice how belts had gotten a little freaky. People weren't just wearing them to hold up their pants. They were almost wearing them as pants. No, really.

1 week ago | whowhatwear.com | Tara Gonzalez

When artist, composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Laufey was a child growing up in Iceland, she performed in a handful of local singing competitions. "I never really talk much about this," she tells me of her humble musical beginnings. "I was singing songs like 'Singing in the Rain.' … Everyone else was doing pop music. She lost. I remember feeling, 'Okay, this is not what people want.'" She made it far enough in the competition to believe in her talent, so she entered again. And again.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Tara Gonzalez

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. When artist, composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Laufey was a child growing up in Iceland, she performed in a handful of local singing competitions. "I never really talk much about this," she tells me of her humble musical beginnings. "I was singing songs like 'Singing in the Rain.' … Everyone else was doing pop music. She lost.

1 week ago | whowhatwear.com | Tara Gonzalez

The White Lotus costume designer Alex Bovaird told me on the most recent episode of the Who What Wear Podcastthat she's a bit of a handbag freak. Getting to choose the designer bags the characters are going to wear each season has quickly become one of her favorite aspects of the show's much-discussed costume design. She admits the number of bags these guests pack may seem a little over the top, but Mike White is ultimately creating his little world within the show.