Why Does the Fashion Industry Excuse Cultural Appropriation?
While younger fashion professionals stay vocal about their concerns, “cancel culture” proves ineffective because fashion bibles like Vogue and WWD don’t care.
The Archive
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The Magic of Christmas Lies
Despite some situational naiveté, the threat of spoiling perhaps the largest collective international lie is posed upon parents every year when they decide to turn on the television and allow their children to take in Christmas content.
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The Birds, The Bees, and What’s That Feeling Between My Knees?
For a long time, it was so easy to look back on my own puberty and just cringe real hard. But when I saw the Netflix show Big Mouth, it became easier to just look back at it and laugh. And laugh really hard, too.
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The Fearless Dermott Kennedy
The 27-year-old rising star from Rathcoole, Ireland is now selling out venues on both sides of the pond.
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Bi Bi Bi: The Rise of Bisexual Anthems
The community is ridiculed, shamed, and seemingly always a hot topic of debate; it’s only fair that the recent rise in bisexual anthems has come to save the day.
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How to Age Gracefully
Women are expected to appear young forever, while men are applauded for maturing. Why do we insist that women find the fountain of youth, while men are free to “age like fine wine?”
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Working on Networking
Even the people I meet through networking tell me how important it is to master it. Master what, exactly? How to talk to people?
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I Live Where You Vacation
Living in a place that people don’t tend to spend too long in makes everything feel slightly temporary. This modifies how young people, in particular, interact with their space. At times it can feel like your hometown is betraying you by catering only to these temporary people while you have been there all along.
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Tom’s One Hour Photo
The aesthetic that Tuong presents is campy and old-school. It makes Gen Xers want to relive an experience, and it allows Zoomers to experience a time period that they were too young for.
