Day: April 25, 2022
I’m a fashion pro, people make the same mistakes when they’re wearing jeans and it makes them look cheap
THERE are loads of different styles of jeans to choose from. Although the type of jean you go for matters, what’s more important is how to wear them. 3 When pairing your jeans with boots, avoid tucking them inCredit: styled_by_blair/Instagram This wardrobe stylist, from Nashville, shared some of the massive mistakes people make when wearing
Giles Deacon to Be Honored by Academy of Art University’s School of Fashion
BACK TO IT: For the first time in two years, the Academy of Art University School of Fashion will be staging an in-person fashion show for its bachelor and master of fine arts graduates. The May 12 evening event will also honor fashion designer Giles Deacon, who is a familiar face to Simon Ungless, executive
Elena Velez Hand-Stitches Scraps and Makes the Woman of Today
The core of Elena Velez’s brand is in the family-run workshops and cool waters of Wisconsin. Her romantic dresses, in matte creams and sheer blacks, contrast with the sharp grittiness of the metal bars she molds into corsets and bra tops. It’s raw, industrial design at its most sensual, and a fresh Midwestern expression in
Fashion brand for girls making going green easy for customers this Earth Day
NEW YORK — In the fashion industry, buzzwords like “sustainability” have now become chic. And in a business where new and different has been the norm, you hear a lot of talk about reusing and recycling. At the Oscars, there’s even a program called “Red Carpet, Green Dress” that celebrates eco-friendly clothing. The idea of
How Youth Fashion Turned Fascist
Fashion, of course, is rarely just fashion — it tells a story about whoever’s wearing it. And in the ’90s and 2000s, the preppy youthquake mall-fashion outlet Abercrombie & Fitch told a very big story. It was a story of where America — or, at least, a powerful slice of the millennial demo — was
Four Eco-Friendly Fashion Brands We’re Shopping this Earth Day
This article originally appeared on Vegetarian Times Let’s acknowledge the obvious: Shopping isn’t exactly the most planet-friendly activity. From production to shipping, anything you acquire comes with a footprint. But that doesn’t mean all things are equal. Hauls of microplastic-packed and exploited-worker-stitched fast fashion garments you’ll wear once before they fall apart and land in
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