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Fashion with Trend

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When it comes to effortless chic, Olivia Palermo has the look down—and she’s not going to let a face mask mandate cramp her style. Over the past several months, the street style star has been spotted out and about in New York City sporting all manner of masks—from leopard print to floral to sequinned—matched perfectly to her outfits. Whether she’s wearing a coppery-orange mask to add a pop of colour to a head-to-toe beige outfit, or pairing her blue separates with a mask in multiple shades of the same hue, Palermo keeps finding new ways to incorporate her face mask into her look. You could also take a cue from her style book and layer a silk scarf over a plain mask to turn even the simplest outfit into a statement. Click through this gallery of recent Olivia Palermo outfits for all the inspiration you’ll need to up your style game the next time you step out of the house wearing a face mask . Photo by Christian Vierig/Getty Images Photo by Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffi...

Fashion with Trend

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“You’ve always moved to the beat of your own drum.” That’s Mosha Lundström Halbert, fashion journalist/on-air expert and co-founder of the luxe outerwear brand, Therma Kōta , describing her mother, designer Linda Lundström. And fierce independence is a quality that Linda has clearly passed down to her two daughters, Mosha and sister Sophie, to the benefit of coat lovers everywhere. The three women founded Therma Kōta in 2017 after Mosha noticed a void in the market for unique toppers. She remembers seeing the “uniform of utilitarian coats” that paraded by her each winter while she worked as a Fashion Director in New York City. “It made me feel sad,” she notes, going on to recall the mudroom in her childhood home being filled with the joyful outerwear her mother was famous for making with her line, La Parka. (Mosha and Sophie’s father’s family was in the fur business, so there was no shortage of outerwear inspo on either side of their heritage, in fact.) “It dawned on me one day,” Mo...