My fashion resolution for this year is to switch up my pants game. I wear jeans probably 355 days of the year, so in 2026 I’m hoping to add some new styles to my wardrobe. Today I wore corduroys, so maybe this is the first step. —Irene Kim, production & editorial associate
I want to establish a uniform for each season that is stylish, simple, and unique to me! —Gaetane Lewis, director of audience
A long overdue resolution, but I am ready to embrace more color (shocking, I know.) A pop of red, an autumnal hue, maybe even a leopard print (I’ve heard it’s basically a neutral now anyway?!) Something is drawing me towards color and print, and, unlike this year, when I’ve had the urge but nothing in my wardrobe to satisfy, in 2026 I’ll be prepared! —Libby Page, executive shopping director
In the new year, my goal is to be more intentional with incorporating color in my wardrobe. Think reds, blues, shades of pink and green. Once I determined which color looks best with my skin tone, hair, and eye colors, I wanted to ensure that I have enough pieces to enhance those. —Kylee McGuigan, production manager
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I’ve always been a pants girl—the baggier, the better—but in 2026, I’m ready to lean into my feminine era and invest in more dresses. Winter may not be ideal, but I’m putting this out into the universe so I actually stick to my resolutions this year. —Molly Barstein, associate manager, audience development
Donate, donate, donate. I want to open my closet and see a uniform. —Laird Borrelli-Persson, senior archive editor
My style skews minimalist on the day-to-day, but for events and parties, I want to lean more maximalist. Give me all the sparkles, fluid textures, abstract shapes, and color! Occasion wear is such a fun time to experiment, so this gives me a chance to play around. —Kiana Murden, beauty commerce editor

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