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Exactly 15 years ago Wes Anderson’s The

Royal Tenenbaums hit screens. I fell for

the film instantly—and the twee, vintage

aesthetic that Anderson and costume

designer Karen Patch created down to the

last detail. But who would have guessed

that one film would inspire major fashion

trends for a decade-plus. On recent run-

ways there have been Lacoste’s tracksuits

and Gucci’s Margot-like coats and berets.

The look is proper but hardly puritanical,

and fashion is better for it. Happy birth-

day, TRT! —Noah Silverstein, associate

fashion writer

Royal

Unedited

Anniversary

Fashion Portrait

Clockwise

from left: the Tenenbaums; Bella

Hadid reviving the Ben Stiller tracksuit; and Tavi Gevinson with

a Margot-esque bob

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THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS: © BUENA VISTA PICTURES/COURTESY EVERET T COLLECTION. HADID: BAUER- GRIFFIN/RUNWAY MANHATTAN. GEVINSON: JEFF VESPA/WIREIMAGE. FLATS:

TIM HOUT;

STYLIST: RENATE LINDLAR. KITTEN: GETTY IMAGES

We’ve all seen those totes made from

recycled materials, but shoes you’d actu-

ally want to wear? I was a skeptic—until I

saw Rothy’s debut collection of chic f lats.

They’re constructed from soft fibers of

recycled plastic using a 3-D knitting pro-

cess. Comfy and slim, they look seriously

cute with cropped denim pants. Another

reason to love: You can throw them in

the wash. Done. —Elissa Velluto, senior

accessories editor

Rothy’s ($145 each, rothys.com, in 17 colors)

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