How these clunky running shoes became the ‘It’ sneaker: ‘Every brand is making their shoes look like Hoka’
By Brooke Kato
“You can spot them on celebs and athletes alike which is always a boon for any piece of fashion,” Wardrobe Whisperer stylist Jessica Cadmus told The Post, adding that nearly one-third of her clientele style Hokas as an everyday shoe. “Say what you will about them, Hokas are very comfortable,” she said of the sneakers, which were first integrated into weekend wear, but began slowly creeping into weekday ’fits. She said most of her New York clients first bought them for exercise but shifted to an everyday staple since their daily routines require blocks-long walks.
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Street?
by Emmalyse Brownstein
"All my clients went to the US Open," said Jessica Cadmus, a personal stylist whose clients are almost exclusively managing directors and partners at finance firms in New York…”
Jean shorts are a summer staple — these are the pairs stylists and editors swear by
Cadmus says the biggest trends in jean shorts right now are high waist, relaxed leg and long length, which some of her clients struggle to style. “For these, it’s best to pair with a cropped top and an oversized blazer or hoodie, or you could do a fitted tank or knit, tucked in with a belt and loafers or ballet/Mary Jane hybrids."
The best crew socks 2024, recommended by experts and tested by editors
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Jessica Cadmus, a wardrobe stylist at Wardrobe Whisperer, and founder of Rogue Paq Accessories, is also not surprised that crew socks are becoming popular again. "The simple answer is that it’s their turn," says Cadmus. "We haven’t had a sock trend in quite a long time and socks are a fun accessory which can show personality and add a new detail to an outfit."
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The MVP of all shoes.
“Well, just spot these sport-inspired retro sneaks on the feet of your favorite celebs, from Rihanna to Hailey Beiber. Plus, the brand is expert-backed: Jessica Cadmus, a NY-based fashion stylist and personal shopper, tells Byrdie that Adidas sneakers are her go-to “always and forever.”
All That Cashmere! The Secret to 100 Years of Loro Piana by Melisa Meltzer
“Trends whip through banks. Like, everyone purchases the same Cartier watch and Ferragamo tiny print tie,” says Jessica Cadmus, a stylist at Wardrobe Whisperer who specializes in dressing C-suite executives and partners (she takes clients only by referral). “Loro Piana is a much quieter brand. It’s for people who are senior who want to look current but don’t want to be loud.”
What Is Stretch Denim?
…That’s why some stretch denim also contains a percentage of polyester. I know what you’re thinking: Polyester?…But when blended into stretch denim, it can offer some necessary stability, according to stylist Jessica Cadmus. It’s generally featured at a relatively low percentage — the usual ratio would be 94 percent cotton, 5 percent polyester, and one percent elastane. The numbers can vary by a percentage point or two, but that’s a good formula for a combination of comfort and structure, Cadmus explains.
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by Domonique Tolliver
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Wall Street’s new casual fashion code: ‘Heels and ties are dead’ By
Brooke Kato
“Many people spent two years in sweatpants and are not keen to begin wearing suits daily again,” Jessica Cadmus, a wardrobe stylist at Wardrobe Whisperer and the founder of Rogue Paq Accessories, told The Post.
But the change has fostered more work for Cadmus, who sees clients struggle to choose daily outfits for the office.
“I think that it’s created a more alluring workplace for some but, for others, it’s created stress around how to get dressed,” she said.
“Wearing a suit is a uniform of sorts and without that uniform, there is a lot of confusion on what to wear.”
“Loro Piana is the easiest to talk about because it is the Bentley, it is the Patek Philippe,” says Jessica Cadmus, a former Goldman employee who is now a stylist at Wardrobe Whisperer, specializing in Wall Street and executive clients, as well as the founder of accessories company Rogue Paq. “It just happens to be the hot thing on people’s lips.”
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“Wardrobe stylist Jessica Cadmus says the fabrication of your denim will determine how your jeans fit.
"If your priority is to be sucked in as much as possible, then a raw denim with no stretch is a good choice," Cadmus says. "When trying on, select the pair that fits you the snuggest because they will 'grow' over the course of the day given there is no inherent stretch."
If comfort is your goal, Cadmus suggests finding jeans that have at least 2% elastane in the construction.
When looking for jeans, she also emphasizes the importance of pocket placement.
"The higher the back pockets, typically the better as they draw the eye up for a slightly more elongated look," Cadmus says. “
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by Ambar Pardilla, Jenna Milliner-Waddell, and Anna Yeo
As a trendy alternative to puffers, stylist and Rogue Paq founder Jessica Cadmus says she likes this swingy, stand-collar teddy jacket from Nordstrom. Its polyester composition might be considered a turnoff to some, but in this case, Cadmus says the synthetic material holds more heat than natural fabrics. And the winter white color and bouclé texture are “in” this season, she says.
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Best tailored jogger-style sweatpants
For something that bridges the gap between loungewear and trousers, wardrobe stylist Jessica Cadmus recommends this pair of jogger sweats from Reiss. The front-seam detail gives them a flattering tailored look, and the sleek metal-tipped drawstring adds to their slightly more formal appearance. Cadmus works primarily with finance professionals and says these sweatpants are both “chic and comfy” and the fabric composition (a polyester-and-viscose blend, not actually neoprene despite the style’s name on Reiss’s website) makes them wrinkleproof and lends a slight sheen.
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From classic cotton to luxurious silk.
French label Anne Fontaine has made a name for itself by being the “master of white shirts,” according to stylist Jessica Cadmus of the Wardrobe Whisperer. These often feature a classic “trim and tailored” silhouette with an eye-catching detail or two — like three cuffs instead of one, Shakespearean ruffles, or puffed sheer sleeves paired with a Puritan collar. The Clodie is a favorite of hers for its slimmer, simple shape that’s “perfectly fitted and tuckable” with sleeves that end just at the wrists. It has miniature pleats all down the front that are meant to follow the curves of the figure. And though it’s subtle, that detail “distinguishes the shirt from a more basic white button-down,” she says.
Want to look like a rainmaker? Wall Street's Wardrobe Whisperer offers her top 19 do's and don'ts to nail the partner look.
By Emmalyse Brownstein
Jessica Cadmus has been dressing Wall Street's top execs since she worked at Goldman Sachs.
But things have changed, and dressing like a rainmaker isn't as simple as it used to be.
Cadmus says heels, pantsuits, and big logos are out, as are three-piece suits.
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“As people are going back to work, what is happening is a crazy hodegepodge of things,” says Jessica Cadmus a personal stylist who formerly worked at Goldman Sachs and specializes in dressing Wall Street bankers. “A suit is a uniform, that’s easy - anyone can do that. It’s the in-between gray area where people are absolutely struggling.”
The Very Best Men’s Underwear
No matter where you fall on the boxers-to-briefs continuum.
“I’ve been told by my male clients that these underwear [Handvaerk] are incredibly soft and comfortable and offer an exceptional amount of support,” says Wardrobe stylist Jessica Cadmus. In her opinion, the best use for briefs is wearing them like a “second skin” under tight pants since they’ll be less visible. When I asked what makes this pair worth the high price tag, she said they are very sturdy and wash well, and that she considers them in the “luxury class.”
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Stylist Jessica Cadmus credits their “clean, pared-down aesthetic” with making them “eternally popular” — though the “stellar price point” doesn’t hurt either. She’d pair them with anything from denim to a three-piece suit and recommends keeping them pristine: “This is where a Magic Eraser comes in very, very handy,” she says.
Cadmus introduced me to Swedish label Axel Arigato and its signature sneakers, which have the sort of Scandinavian influence you’d expect (including clean lines, a low profile, and the subtlest of logo stamps). Cadmus is often on the lookout for sneakers her clients might like, and these have become a favorite. She likes the Clean 90s for their simplicity, almost “blindingly white” appearance and sturdy construction. The key is to keep them scuff-free like the Stan Smiths, she says. She also advises that since these come in European sizes, they are about half a size off from U.S. sizes (so a 37 is more like a 7.5).
What Are the Best Jumpsuits?
Jumpsuits help you achieve a polished yet easy look in summer, according to wardrobe stylist Jessica Cadmus. “I’ve pointed a slew of clients towards this one that I own myself. It’s sexy and sophisticated and looks great day to night.” Made from 100 percent linen, the jumpsuit is perfect for the transition into warmer weather, and Cadmus says it pairs just as well with sneakers as strappy sandals. “It’s lightweight and comfortable, tailored but not clingy,” says Cadmus. And you can even machine-wash it — “but don’t toss it in the dryer!”
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Because full bodysuits and dresses cover the most surface area, those will focus on smoothing your whole body, not just one specific part, and will most likely be the most constricting. Typically, these pieces are saved for more formal events because, as stylist Jessica Cadmus puts it, they’ll “feel constraining, and you’ll likely not want to endure this for more than an evening.”
The 10 Very Best Black Tights
By Ambar Pardilla
Best Sheer Black Tights: Wolford Satin Touch 20
With the lowest denier on this list, these sheer Wolford tights are your best bet if you’re going for tights reminiscent of pantyhose. (You can choose between a number of flesh-toned colors, too.) Whenever Cadmus is wearing a higher hemline with skin exposed, she turns to these, and says they are as satin-y and soft as their name promises. She points out that they have a hint of shimmery finish, as opposed to the matteness of some of the others recommended on this list. Though Cadmus has traditionally bought more opaque versions of the company’s tights — and says some of hers have lasted more than a decade with careful hand-washing — she assured me that these are durable despite their sheerness.
The 8 Best Tennis Skirts of 2023 to Wear On Or Off the Court
This Match Tahlia Mini Skirt is a more luxurious option if you want to add a little spice to your tennis wear. For stylist and founder of Wardrobe Whisperer Jessica Cadmus, this is the tennis skirt of her dreams.
“The striping is a little different than you'd normally see because it comes down the front pleat vertically, not just the horizontal striping that you normally see on tennis skirts, so to me, this one is extra, extra special,” she says.
This sustainability-focused brand is known for its high-quality clothing and attention to design details, making this a splurge-worthy piece for us.
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When HBO aired the third episode of The Last of Us on January 29, people fixated on two things: the romance between characters Bill (Nick Offerman) and Frank (Murray Bartlett) and Frank’s plaid flannel shirt. Those people included clients of Jessica Cadmus, stylist and founder of Rogue Paq Accessories, who kept asking her to find the exact shirt for them.
“I work with both women and men, and honestly, it’s usually women who ask me to find stuff,” she says. “So it really interested me that these guys — who are not always so specific about their wants in clothing — all had the same desire.” Cadmus’s clients were part of a bigger cohort. She came across dozens of sub-Reddits trying to track down the shirt too…
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London-based luxury-lingerie maker Coco de Mer “exudes strong femininity,” says stylist Jessica Cadmus of Wardrobe Whisperer…The “interplay of tulle and satin” makes it a beautiful piece to put on, Cadmus says. Since “lingerie is the closest thing to the skin,” she chooses undergarments made only of the finest fabrics and says this satin feels especially luxurious in its smoothness. To make the look even more indulgent, she pairs the bodysuit with Coco de Mer’s Olympia robe.
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By Jo Constantz
…On Wall Street, however, firm-funded blowouts have been a distant memory at most big firms since the financial crisis, as most remain self-conscious about shows of excess. A common practice now is a managing director picking up the tab for drinks or dinner with a small group of direct reports, said Jessica Cadmus, a personal stylist for Wall Street executives who began her career as an associate at Goldman Sachs. Job cuts in finance and a roughly 16% drop in the S&P 500 so far this year are only more reason to keep it simple.
“I had one of my clients, who’s very senior, say to me: ‘It's a little tricky. But it's been a rough year, and people just really want to be together. Whatever form that takes, I think it's going to be appreciated,’” she said.
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“Typically, these pieces are saved for more formal events because, as stylist Jessica Cadmus puts it, they’ll “feel constraining, and you’ll likely not want to endure this for more than an evening.”
What Are the Best Black Flats Under $200?
By Ambar Pardilla Additional reporting by Hilary Reid
Stylist Jessica Cadmus of Wardrobe Whisperer now owns six pairs of Starlings after much research into finding the right flats that won’t aggravate her plantar fasciitis, which makes comfort a top priority when shopping for shoes. Along with a fair amount of internal cushioning, these smoking slippers are light and airy, and the velvet fabric “gives them a little extra-special quality,” she says. “I always tell my clients that shoes in a textured fabric are super-high value because they stand out and provide instant polish.” (One of her favorite ways to wear the Starlings is with a pair of high-rise, wide-leg, leg-lengthening trousers from Milanese clothing house Del Core.)
The Best Eyeglasses Shops in New York
By Emma Alpern
Stylist Jessica Cadmus likes to bring her C-suite clients shopping with her — especially for eyewear — and Moscot’s flagship on the Lower East Side is her optical shop of choice. The frames sold at the glasses classic, which has been open since 1915, are “somewhere between conventional and downtown, but not boring,” says Cadmus, which works well for finance types who wear suits all day; frames like the translucent-green square Yontifs ($300) or the Telenas ($300), an extra-plump Wayfarer type inspired by a mid-century Little Italy zeppole baker, feel discerning but not flashy. But Cadmus says the real reason she takes clients to Moscot is the store’s concierge-like setting: “They sort of read you when you come in,” she says, “and they’re eternally ready to step in at any moment and talk about the product — how it holds up over time, all its specifications — without ever being overbearing.”
More Women Are Injuring Their Feet With the Return to Office High Heels
By Jo Constantz
Jessica Cadmus, a personal shopper and stylist for Wall Street executives, said her clients have scaled back from wearing heels everyday to just once a week, or only for important meetings…
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by Jo Constantz
“I've worked with quite a large number of senior people at both Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, women and men both, and not a single one of them has a tattoo,” said Cadmus, who’s been in the financial fashion business for 15 years. “You’d even think that some would have something hidden, maybe something small on their leg or on their back — not a single one,” she said. “And I can tell you that with certainty because most of these people I see in their underpants.”
…But the pandemic has upended that buttoned-up dress code, said Jessica Cadmus, a wardrobe stylist for finance professionals.
As hedge fund managers and partners at large investment firms began taking Zoom meetings with clients from the comfort of their home, business-casual has become normalized even as workers now return to the office.
But the trend didn’t start with the pandemic. Cadmus — who started her company, the Wardrobe Whisperer, while working at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in 2007 — says that big firms began adopting a more “business casual atmosphere” as a retention tool.
The Resurrection of Retail
By Allie Volpe
…”Jessica Cadmus, a personal shopper in New York City, told me that helping others style an outfit that makes them feel good about themselves is an empowering social experience. “That’s my favorite moment as a stylist,” Cadmus said, “looking at the client falling in love with themselves in the mirror”…
The 7 Very Best Mom Jeans
By Ambar Pardilla Additional reporting by Lori Keong and Chloe Anello
Once a “disgrace to denim,” mom jeans are now as accepted as the boyfriend or bootcut. Reputation aside, these jeans were ahead of their time — most denim brands (yes, even Mother) now have their own rendition. “The overall look is much more sculpted than the ones of the ’80s,” says stylist Jessica Cadmus. What has stayed the same, though, is the blueprint: high-waisted, often lighter wash, and a looser leg. There are all sorts of iterations of mom jeans at the moment, which makes finding a pair that actually harkens back to your mom much harder.
The 6 Very Best High-Waisted Jeans
By Ambar Pardilla Additional reporting by Angelica Frey and Hilary Reid
Personal stylist Jessica Cadmus puts it best: It’s all “about the derrière with denim, and a high-rise jean most effectively sculpts your peach and accentuates your waist.”
What Are the Best Workout Shoes for Women?
These road-running-ready sneakers [Brooks Adrenaline GS22] are designed for everyday runs and soft landing, according to the brand. But stylist Jessica Cadmus likes them for her workout of choice: walking. Cadmus is on her feet all day and likes walking extensively as a body and brain exercise. She also does a series of stretches and strengthening exercises on these walks. The sneakers offer a balance of support and softness, making her walks feel smooth. Despite her plantar fasciitis (“if you have ever had it,” she says, it “typically makes each step painful”), these sneakers allow her to walk long distances.
What Are the Best Eyeglasses for Women?
By Ambar Pardilla and Hilary Reid
Thanks to Lasik, stylist Jessica Cadmus of The Wardrobe Whisperer doesn’t wear glasses herself. But she does often help her clients pick out their frames, considering their eye color, skin tone, and face shape. Her current favorite recommendation is this Oliver Peoples pair. They’re almost universally flattering…“There’s something about the modified round shape of these lenses which works with many different face shapes,” she adds. Plus, these have sort of cat-eye-esque ends on top to frame the eyes even more. She likes them in the transparent shade for most, but mentions that the tortoiseshell will go with almost any outfit, too.
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En Saison Faux Leather Puffer Jacket $205
If you like the look of a leather motorcycle jacket, consider this faux leather puffer, which comes courtesy of Cadmus. Initially, she really wanted it for the high turtleneck collar, but it comes with little details that make a difference in how warm it can be — you can tighten the drawstring hem to keep warmth in and the cold out, and the elasticized cuffs to hide frozen fingers.
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BY Allie Volpe
…Stylist and personal shopper Jessica Cadmus was among those who voiced initial doubts about the survival of stuffy workwear, in an interview with CNN. Many of her clients, who are senior level financiers and hedge fund managers, have told Cadmus their offices’ post-pandemic style is a hodgepodge: some employees are in jeans, others in business wear. Across the board, she doesn’t foresee that a critical mass of workers will dress up for the office any time soon.
“I don’t think we will ever return to pre-Covid levels [of formal office dress],” Cadmus says, “which is distressing to me.”
What are the best long sleeved T-shirts for women?
By Ambar Pardilla
This ribbed option comes recommended by stylist Jessica Cadmus of the Wardrobe Whisperer, whose main must-have quality for a long-sleeved tee is shape retention. “I want my T-shirts to be fitted when I pull them on and stay fitted until I pull them off,” she explains. Rag & Bone T-shirts do just that, she says, so she adds two to her wardrobe every year. This one is her favorite “because of its super-flattering exaggerated deep-V neckline.” It’s a “heavy lifter” in terms of versatility (she can wear it with almost anything) and layering (“If you need to strip off your outer layers, you remain polished,” she says). You can choose between three hues: Morning Mint, Mauved Out, and black. Cadmus likes Rag & Bone’s very similar bias-ribbed long-sleeved T-shirt, too.
What are the best jeans for women?
By: Ambar Pardilla
These straight-leg jeans are stylist Jessica Cadmus of Wardrobe Whisperer’s current obsession. She describes them as of-the-moment with a high-rise, a medium wash, and a cropped cut that are all on trend. But these jeans offer a timeless fit. “They are super structured and sculpt the backside perfectly.” She likes to style them with cashmere and loafers to make them feel even more elevated.
What’s the Best Bathrobe?
By Ambar Pardilla, Amanda Fitzsimons, and Hilary Reid
Olivia von Halle is known for its “larger-than-life, chic motifs,” as lingerie expert Cora Harrington told us in our guide to silk pajamas. Wardrobe stylist Jessica Cadmus says that this zodiac-printed robe is a splurge for sure but “so wonderfully luxurious” that it’s worth it. A self-described glamour puss, she likes to wear it around the house, even if she’s all alone working from home. Cadmus adds, “If you could wear a Bentley, it would feel like this.” And she wears it out of the house, too, pairing it with leather leggings. “I love the way it trails behind me when I wear it open — it makes me feel like I’m in a perpetual photo shoot.”
What are the best mom jeans?
By Ambar Pardilla, Lori Keong, and Chloe Anello
Once a “disgrace to denim,” mom jeans are now beloved. They’re high-waisted, often in a light wash, and with a loose leg. “The overall look is much more sculpted than the mom jeans of the ’80s,” says Jessica Cadmus of Wardrobe Whisperer…
What Are the Best Jumpsuits?
Jumpsuits help you achieve a polished yet easy look in summer, according to wardrobe stylist Jessica Cadmus. “I’ve pointed a slew of clients towards this one that I own myself. It’s sexy and sophisticated and looks great day to night.” Made from 100 percent linen, the jumpsuit is perfect for the transition into warmer weather, and Cadmus says it pairs just as well with sneakers as strappy sandals. “It’s lightweight and comfortable, tailored but not clingy,” says Cadmus. And you can even machine-wash it — “but don’t toss it in the dryer!”
What is the best shapewear
By Lori Keong, Lauren Levy, and Dominique Pariso and Ambar Pardilla
…”That’s the same advice that stylist Jessica Cadmus gave us — with one exception. “If you’re going to your tenth reunion and know your ex is going to be there and you want to ensure that they hit the floor when they see you, you may opt for that body-con dress under which you wear a full-body shaper that pulls you into a firm, smooth shape,” Cadmus says. “This will feel constraining and you’ll likely not want to endure this for more than an evening.”
What about the high-rise makes it so appealing? Well, it’s all “about the derrière with denim, and a high-waisted jean most effectively sculpts your peach and accentuates your waist. Not only that, but because the fabric extends higher on the body, the legs appear longer,” says personal stylist Jessica Cadmus.
Is the corporate dress code dead?
By: Iman Jafri
New York-based stylist and personal shopper Jessica Cadmus, professionally known as the Wardrobe Whisperer, has seen this dress code shift up close in the corporate world. Around 90% of her clients are in finance, and she herself is an alumna of Goldman Sachs. Dress codes in the finance sector have historically had the most conservative, formal standards, and even those are changing.
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"Q: Say I have multiple weddings and black tie events to attend this summer. I want to look the part but I don't want to look or feel like I'm going to work. Help!..." read more
Wall Street Journal's FINS.COM asks Wardrobe Whisperer what a first year Analyst should wear on the job.