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NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) have emerged as a groundbreaking technology with the potential to revolutionize the fashion industry. Digital fashion collectibles, powered by NFTs, offer a glimpse into the future of fashion, where individuals can curate, showcase, and trade virtual wardrobes. This essay explores the transformative impact of NFTs as a digital wardrobe, encompassing personalized avatars, […]
Read MoreFrench actresses have long been associated with elegance, grace, and an undeniable sense of style. Their timeless beauty and effortlessly chic makeup looks have become iconic, representing the essence of French makeup. In this article, we celebrate five remarkable French actresses who embody the quintessential French beauty aesthetic, inspiring women around the world. Brigitte Bardot, […]
Read MoreFor centuries, men have used the slick back haircut to express themselves and stand out from the crowd. The slick back is a timeless hairstyle that has been around since the days of Ancient Greece and continues to be worn by men today. The slick back haircut is a timeless classic, originating in Ancient Greece. […]
Read MoreThe latest trend in men’s fashion comes from the forthcoming TikTok social network. The eboy style may be guided towards a younger audience, but some features can be integrated into a more modern style. Here is how to dress like an eboy and stay current in 2020. If you want to dress like an eboy […]
Read More— All images part of an exclusive collaboration between designer Matthew Adams Dolan, VAGA and NY-based photographer Hadar Pitchon, showcasing the designer’s Spring/Summer 2016 collection, words by Megan Que.As an emerging fashion designer straight out of graduate school, it is very rare to be able to name Rihanna and Lady Gaga as clients. An exception to this is Matthew Adams […]
Read MoreWhether it’s a fact or a general stereotype, it’s a common belief that New Yorkers love to wear black clothing. So it could be seen as a pretty risky move when a new label presents its fall collection at NYFW, without sending any black clothes down the runway. Unless you’re Sander Lak, that is. Boasting […]
Read More“All my life, my heart has yearned for a thing I cannot name.” —words by André Breton Photography by David Joseph Perez, model Ally @ Photogenics, LA, styling Ebony Nicole Campbell Suit Les Animaux Pants Stella McCartney, vest JIHNOY Pants and top Les Animaux, socks and shoes Nike Dress Les Animaux, shoes Nike Top COS, bottom […]
Read MoreThe famous quote “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. The hands can’t hit what the eyes can’t see” was first said by a 22-year old Muhammad Ali at a historic boxing event in Kinshasa, Zaire. Since he spoke it, this sentence has been used to described his style on the ring. The boxer, who […]
Read MoreWhen Amal Clooney and Sarah Jessica Parker wear your designs months before your NYFW debut and Net-a-Porter immediately picks up your first collection, critical success is imminent. Such is the case for Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia’s new label Monse, which despite being only two-seasons old, has been worn by celebrities such as Sienna Miller, […]
Read MoreIn the film Three Colors: Blue (1993), French actress Juliette Binoche and director Krzysztof Piesiewicz tell the story of a woman who tries to disassociate herself completely from society after a dramatic accident, but she ends up realizing it is impossible to fully remove oneself from human connections. The movie is the first of three films composing The […]
Read MoreTaking inspiration from the past and incorporating those elements to form contemporary pieces is a common thing among designers. Two womenswear designers who have been very successful at this are newcomers Molly Goddard and Daniel Silverstain. While their design aesthetic couldn’t be more different, both create collections that evoke positivity and optimism; they are feel-good […]
Read MoreWhen it was first unleashed on an unsuspecting suburban populace in the 1950’s, rock ‘n’ roll was perceived as a threat. A menace to society, comparable to the Red Scare that threatened the “American way of life” with its loose hips and morals. Considering the furor, tumult, and outcry, it’s kind of disappoint r ‘n’ r […]
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