The Shopping List: MAY

Featuring more faux fur than we were expecting, a quest for the perfect neck scarf and an audacious bag worth waiting for.

If there was ever a sign that everything old is new again, the return of sleaze as the leading aesthetic choice for young, hot people is it. Only today, the proclivity for sartorial chaos and mess isn’t dubbed “Indie Sleaze” as it was in the late aughts. It’s now “Trashcore”.

Trashcore is the late stage version of Indie Sleaze — a more overt subversion …