In Defense of The Runway
At its core, the runway is essential to fashion, but it has moved far away from being just a marketing effort. The runway has become an art, a performance. The designer— an artist.
Author: Lee Ann Jastillana
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Dolce’s Downfall
Needless to say, Gabbana’s unfiltered words never failed to provoke outrage. The brand even mocked the criticism with the release of their “Boycott Dolce & Gabbana” graphic tees. Somehow the brand has successfully been able to make fun of the controversy and capitalized on it. Not this time.
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The Art of Outfit Repeating
Just a step below layering tights underneath shorts, outfit repeating remains one of fashion’s most heinous crimes.
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A Nod to Lagerfeld
How do we honor a fashion icon without completely dismissing his problematic behavior? It circles back to separating the art from the artist, but how can we support someone who does not support us?
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Which Rihanna Outfit Are You?
Beyond just selling clothes, Rihanna pushed the boundaries of fashion and beauty to include women of all sizes and colors, which is, to say the least, refreshing.
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Beau(TEA)
Beauty influencers today are undoubtedly cutthroat business people, but it’s disheartening when they become solely that
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Walk Like Naomi
Nothing feels better than putting on your favorite outfit, listening to your favorite song, and walking down the busy streets like a supermodel walking down a runway.
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The Comeback of the Fanny Pack
What was once strictly associated with paternal fashion and eccentric tourism is now worn slung across or cinched around Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, and all your favorite fashion bloggers.
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From Cinderella to CEO
Female revolution is always in vogue.
