The one-time fashion faux pas is now the last word in chic Tamara Abraham is an award-winning fashion and lifestyle journalist with more than two decades’ experience. She spent six of those years as ...

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If you're tempted to dig that fit-and-flare out of your closet, blame TikTok. Samantha is InStyle's senior fashion editor. She joined the brand in 2019 and oversees the site's fashion coverage, ...

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Zooey Deschanel, known for inadvertently popularizing the "twee" style era in the late 2000s and early 2010s, playfully admitted she just learned what "twee" means in a meta self-referential TikTok ...

You may have tried Doja Cat's E-girl-inspired makeup routine or found out about cottagecore gowns thanks to TikTok — that's because the app also impacts the ever-changing nature of aesthetics and the ...

In the last few months, twee has become one of the trends revived by the neverending nostalgia merry-go-round that is TikTok. Millennials shared slideshows of their twee days of yore—peter pan collars ...

I have a tenuous grasp of Twee. (And that’s Twee with a capital “T.” Not twee, which means the same thing. Sort of. I think.) I have read Twee: The Gentle Revolution in Music, Books, Television, ...

If Tumblr defined an entire generation with ripped tights, messy liner, Dr. Martens, and the idolization of icons like Skins’ Effy Stonem, then twee was its feminine, artsy sister that peaked in 2014.

The subtitle of “Twee” (It Books: 354 pp, $16.99 paper), Marc Spitz’s new cultural history, says it all: “The Gentle Revolution in Music, Books, Television, Fashion, and Film.” How we so “gently” ...