The Unisex Conundrum
…the trap into which almost every “unisex” line falls: it was just men’s clothing in women’s sizes.
…the trap into which almost every “unisex” line falls: it was just men’s clothing in women’s sizes.
In 2015 the Improper Bostonian recognized her as Boston’s Best Bridal Makeup Artist, and she’s worked on several editorial photo shoots for the Boston Globe.
…the fashion industry needs to take initiative in condemning designers that continue to appropriate cultures that are not their own for the benefit of their brand.
With its sleek, yet slouchy look, and topped with a little fabric nib, there was something a bit whimsical and youthful that intrigued its wearers
As a kid, I never felt proud to look Filipino because it seemed like Filipinos weren’t proud to be Filipino, either, unless they looked anything but.
I’m just trying to glow!
…often times, we lose sight of the most treasured accessory of them all; the belt.
Putting in the effort to make something homemade or supporting a local business shows how much you care.
Clothing is cut differently and gendered based on generalized body shapes of men and women. But what does this mean for trans people?