If you get to spend the night on it, you can't do much more on-point than a high-end, anchor-printed nightie. Make an instant impact with this versatile (and customizable!) accessory. It's made with ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Around this time last year, when I started noticing boat shoes bubbling up onto the fashion scene, I was ...

Sailing style is perennially on the fashion horizon. From Princess Diana and Laura Ashley's love affair with sailor collars in the 1980s to last year's Simone Rocha for Jean Paul Gaultier Couture's ...

Let's face it — boat shoes are for kids. After you graduate college, the only place they should be worn is on the deck of ship. They unintentionally give off a youthful vibe that you probably don't ...

It couldn’t be more true that, in fashion, everything old becomes new again. From ’90s trends like chokers to bell bottoms and polka-dot pieces, styles of the past have been more popular than ever ...

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Whether you call them boat shoes, topsiders or deck shoes, there’s no denying that they have made an impression among footwear fashions across campus. The boat shoe was originally designed by the ...

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Keeping your feet firmly planted on the deck means the world to a wireman with 800 pounds of angry black marlin on the other end of the leader. Legendary big-game artist and angler Guy Harvey knows ...

No longer the preserve of sea dogs and Sloane rangers, boat shoes — or deck shoes, in nautical circles — are experiencing a renaissance. Similar to a loafer, but more casual, this no-frills footwear ...

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