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At first, the sporty puffer-jacket trend took the fashion set by surprise. Puffers were once regulated to only the coldest days of the year and only when we really needed them. Perhaps it was Pierpaolo Piccioli's work with Moncler, or maybe it was Gucci with the North Face, but thanks to its undeniable and irresistible practicality, the silhouette has become a staple for cold-weather style.First made famous by a Lauren Hutton Vogue cover (shot by Richard Avedon) in 1973, then by tweens in the '90s, it is back and sticking around. Adopted by models, street style stars, and designers alike, the fisherman's topper has been given the fashion crowd's stamp of approval.The headband craze has come and gone several times (remember 2007's frenzy fueled by Gossip Girl 1.0), and it seems here to stay. Thanks in part to Miuccia Prada, the puffy headband was the must-have party accessory for the 2018 holiday season, and it was cemented as a forever staple when Amanda Gorman ...

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After answering one Quora Question about Donald Trump, I would get 10 " comments" from the DONALD TRUMP HATERS CLUB. I began to notice that almost all of these Trump-haters were Non-Christians. Well, that made sense because according to prophecy which had been given by Kim Clement, Donald Trump was sent by God to run for President. ALL my cats both "love me" AND "hate me" at the very same time, which keeps me ever-so-mindful that if for some reason I croak inside this house without any of my human people knowing, they would probably feast upon my dead carcass such that nothing would be left but my cold and empty bones and the local CSI unit wouldn't be able to figure out who the hell dunit. So, with that, and since I definitely don't want to become some random episode of "Unsolved Mysteries" down the road, every time I see their fluffy, smiling, endearing little mugs that either may or may not be plotting my demise – I, keep, going...

At first, the sporty puffer-jacket trend took the fashion set by surprise. Puffers were once regulated to only the coldest days of the year and only when we really needed them. Perhaps it was Pierpaolo Piccioli's work with Moncler, or maybe it was Gucci with the North Face, but thanks to its undeniable and irresistible practicality, the silhouette has become a staple for cold-weather style.First made famous by a Lauren Hutton Vogue cover (shot by Richard Avedon) in 1973, then by tweens in the '90s, it is back and sticking around. Adopted by models, street style stars, and designers alike, the fisherman's topper has been given the fashion crowd's stamp of approval.The headband craze has come and gone several times (remember 2007's frenzy fueled by Gossip Girl 1.0), and it seems here to stay. Thanks in part to Miuccia Prada, the puffy headband was the must-have party accessory for the 2018 holiday season, and it was cemented as a forever staple when Amanda Gorman ...

At first, the sporty puffer-jacket trend took the fashion set by surprise. Puffers were once regulated to only the coldest days of the year and only when we really needed them. Perhaps it was Pierpaolo Piccioli's work with Moncler, or maybe it was Gucci with the North Face, but thanks to its undeniable and irresistible practicality, the silhouette has become a staple for cold-weather style.First made famous by a Lauren Hutton Vogue cover (shot by Richard Avedon) in 1973, then by tweens in the '90s, it is back and sticking around. Adopted by models, street style stars, and designers alike, the fisherman's topper has been given the fashion crowd's stamp of approval.The headband craze has come and gone several times (remember 2007's frenzy fueled by Gossip Girl 1.0), and it seems here to stay. Thanks in part to Miuccia Prada, the puffy headband was the must-have party accessory for the 2018 holiday season, and it was cemented as a forever staple when Amanda Gorman ...

At first, the sporty puffer-jacket trend took the fashion set by surprise. Puffers were once regulated to only the coldest days of the year and only when we really needed them. Perhaps it was Pierpaolo Piccioli's work with Moncler, or maybe it was Gucci with the North Face, but thanks to its undeniable and irresistible practicality, the silhouette has become a staple for cold-weather style.First made famous by a Lauren Hutton Vogue cover (shot by Richard Avedon) in 1973, then by tweens in the '90s, it is back and sticking around. Adopted by models, street style stars, and designers alike, the fisherman's topper has been given the fashion crowd's stamp of approval.The headband craze has come and gone several times (remember 2007's frenzy fueled by Gossip Girl 1.0), and it seems here to stay. Thanks in part to Miuccia Prada, the puffy headband was the must-have party accessory for the 2018 holiday season, and it was cemented as a forever staple when Amanda Gorman ...

At first, the sporty puffer-jacket trend took the fashion set by surprise. Puffers were once regulated to only the coldest days of the year and only when we really needed them. Perhaps it was Pierpaolo Piccioli's work with Moncler, or maybe it was Gucci with the North Face, but thanks to its undeniable and irresistible practicality, the silhouette has become a staple for cold-weather style.First made famous by a Lauren Hutton Vogue cover (shot by Richard Avedon) in 1973, then by tweens in the '90s, it is back and sticking around. Adopted by models, street style stars, and designers alike, the fisherman's topper has been given the fashion crowd's stamp of approval.The headband craze has come and gone several times (remember 2007's frenzy fueled by Gossip Girl 1.0), and it seems here to stay. Thanks in part to Miuccia Prada, the puffy headband was the must-have party accessory for the 2018 holiday season, and it was cemented as a forever staple when Amanda Gorman ...

At first, the sporty puffer-jacket trend took the fashion set by surprise. Puffers were once regulated to only the coldest days of the year and only when we really needed them. Perhaps it was Pierpaolo Piccioli's work with Moncler, or maybe it was Gucci with the North Face, but thanks to its undeniable and irresistible practicality, the silhouette has become a staple for cold-weather style.First made famous by a Lauren Hutton Vogue cover (shot by Richard Avedon) in 1973, then by tweens in the '90s, it is back and sticking around. Adopted by models, street style stars, and designers alike, the fisherman's topper has been given the fashion crowd's stamp of approval.The headband craze has come and gone several times (remember 2007's frenzy fueled by Gossip Girl 1.0), and it seems here to stay. Thanks in part to Miuccia Prada, the puffy headband was the must-have party accessory for the 2018 holiday season, and it was cemented as a forever staple when Amanda Gorman ...

At first, the sporty puffer-jacket trend took the fashion set by surprise. Puffers were once regulated to only the coldest days of the year and only when we really needed them. Perhaps it was Pierpaolo Piccioli's work with Moncler, or maybe it was Gucci with the North Face, but thanks to its undeniable and irresistible practicality, the silhouette has become a staple for cold-weather style.First made famous by a Lauren Hutton Vogue cover (shot by Richard Avedon) in 1973, then by tweens in the '90s, it is back and sticking around. Adopted by models, street style stars, and designers alike, the fisherman's topper has been given the fashion crowd's stamp of approval.The headband craze has come and gone several times (remember 2007's frenzy fueled by Gossip Girl 1.0), and it seems here to stay. Thanks in part to Miuccia Prada, the puffy headband was the must-have party accessory for the 2018 holiday season, and it was cemented as a forever staple when Amanda Gorman ...

At first, the sporty puffer-jacket trend took the fashion set by surprise. Puffers were once regulated to only the coldest days of the year and only when we really needed them. Perhaps it was Pierpaolo Piccioli's work with Moncler, or maybe it was Gucci with the North Face, but thanks to its undeniable and irresistible practicality, the silhouette has become a staple for cold-weather style.First made famous by a Lauren Hutton Vogue cover (shot by Richard Avedon) in 1973, then by tweens in the '90s, it is back and sticking around. Adopted by models, street style stars, and designers alike, the fisherman's topper has been given the fashion crowd's stamp of approval.The headband craze has come and gone several times (remember 2007's frenzy fueled by Gossip Girl 1.0), and it seems here to stay. Thanks in part to Miuccia Prada, the puffy headband was the must-have party accessory for the 2018 holiday season, and it was cemented as a forever staple when Amanda Gorman ...