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On Ken

Top (Michael Stars) {Similar Here} // Denim (Dittos) // Boots (A.P.C.) {Similar Here} // Belt (Vintage) {Similar Here} // Sunglasses (Gucci) // Bag (Proenza Schouler)

On Cas

Necklace (Vintage) {Similar Here} // Top (Reformation) {Similar Here} // Shorts (Twenty8Twelve) {Similar Here} // Shoes (Joie) // Hat (Genie by Eugenia Kim) // Bag (Balenciaga) 

Everyone knows that all trends cycle back. Some take longer than others to reemerge and some come back for a split second and then vanish again. Well, high-rise bottoms have definitely made a come back and it seems that this trend is holding on strong. All sorts of high-rise options were the craze in the 70’s and this look is something we definitely stand behind! Some people think that high-rise options are not flattering if you are not a stick thin model BUT that is actually not the case. There truly is a high-rise look for all shapes and sizes! You can pair high-rise jeans with a basic tee (like Ken) or you can go for a flirty short and felt hat (like Cas).

Additionally, we are seeing TONS of brands offering two-fers (a crop top paired with a high-rise bottom). This look is more trendy, but VERY current. If you have been afraid to experiment with this look, try out a subtler inseam to start (not as high of a rise). Skirts are a very classic way to go if paired with a button down blouse and heels. Follow our {High-Rise | Two Ways} recommendations or try this trend out your own way in order to make the look more personal and unique.

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Ken& Cas

 Photos by - Shaïna Ligondé Photography