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True Religion Is Back Because Kylie Jenner Says So |
Remember when I mentioned nostalgic retailers making a comeback last week (The Gap)? Of course, another brand has joined the trend cycle, and it's even more noticeable than the last: True Religion. Yes, you read that correctly. The California-based company that dominated the skinny jeans category in the 2000s is officially back, and you guessed it, we have celebrities to thank for it. Prominent personalities like Alix Earle have emphatically declared their praise for the brand's mastery at creating luxurious and rebellious denim — namely, the Joey Low Rise Super T Flare Jeans. The style that features TR's signature horseshoe stitching achieved TikTok virality when Earle filmed a GRWM video, stating, "These are the cutest jeans ever." And of course, no trend is really a trend in 2025 without a Kardashian-Jenner entering the convo, so Kylie Jenner's recent embrace of the same pair lets us know that the Y2K brand is officially back. While they're a bit of a splurge, they're currently on sale for 40 percent off, which seals the deal for us. Consider this your sign to upgrade your denim repertoire for fall with True Religion. Shop Earle and Jenner's exact jeans and other bestsellers on our radar below. |
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| Whether you're a skin-care novice or maven, dark spots can be the worst, which is why kojic acid soap exists. A gentle and lightweight antioxidant derived from fermented mushrooms, it works to not only boost skin elasticity, but lighten hyperpigmentation and dark spots. We've created a guide of the best soaps for every skin type, with picks as low as $5. |
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| We're big fans of Hero Cosmetics products here at PS, and the Rescue Patch is one of our newest favorites. If you're looking for an affordable solution to your blemishes that actually works, get into this $18 acne recovery patch our editor can't stop using. |
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| In case you're a makeup novice who happens to be in her 40s or 50s, there's still plenty of time to enjoy your new beauty era — especially in the foundation category. Fortunately for you, we rounded up the best lightweight complexion products that nourish your skin while making you feel your most beautiful. PS: one has a serious dose of caffeine (in case you're a coffee addict). |
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| Summer isn't over for another week, and Free People has some of the best dresses for late in the season, from Baobab's ombre option that's ideal for a night out to casual styles at 15 percent off. |
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Editors' Picks: Pre-NYFW Edition |
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New York Fashion Week officially starts tomorrow, and these are some of the pieces I've been eyeing to carry me through the shows — including "Love Island USA" star Olandria Carthen's go-to body oil. |
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Vaseline Glazed & Glisten Shimmering Gel Oil |
| Hero Cosmetics Blemish Control Duo |
| | Armani Beauty Luminous Silk Natural Glow Foundation |
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Before you go, here are more shopping stories from Popsugar that should be on your radar. |
- Fall is just around the corner, and designer runways have decided the season's biggest trends, including dress-over-pants. Check out our specially curated trend guide, and of course, get in some serious retail therapy.
- Fresh off VMAs weekend (and Ariana Grande's Fendi ensemble), it's clear that polka dots are here to stay. And we're here for it, which is why we've gathered all of our favorite picks across fashion, beauty, and home, as low as $18.
- We recently caught up with Meghan Markle's makeup artist, Daniel Martin, and he shared his expert recs, including the secret to the Duchess's perfect glam. PS: you'll love them if you're a Tatcha fan.
- Gummy supplements are all the rage lately, but are they really good for you? Our health and fitness lead, Alexis Jones, tapped two experts to evaluate the hype here.
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