The Back Necklace Is the Red Carpet’s Most Daring Accessory
From Princess Di to Michelle Yeoh, get inspired by how celebrities have styled the trend in their own way over the years.
Maegan Trusty is a New York City-based fashion, beauty, and culture journalist.
Maegan Trusty is an early-career journalist whose writing centers around the intersection between fashion and culture today. Prior, she was an editorial intern for Tank Magazine and The Garnette Report until landing her current role with L'OFFICIEL USA. She's currently completing her bachelor's degree in advertising and marketing communications at the Fashion Institute of Technology, where she was also a writer for W27 Newspaper. In 2023, she received her associate's degree from FIT in fashion business management.
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