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Joseph Ejiro has never been a designer to shy away from contrasts, and his Spring-Summer 2025 collection takes that ethos to stunning new heights. A sophisticated blend of European elegance and African vibrancy, this season’s offering is a celebration of duality, not just in design but in its very structure—introducing…
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Introduction: The fashion industry is one of the most dynamic and competitive industries in the world. With a constant demand for new and innovative products, fashion designers, manufacturers, and retailers must work together to meet the ever-changing needs of their customers. Collaboration has become an essential part of the fashion…
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While mixing fashion with activism can help raise awareness and inspire change, there are also downsides to this trend. Here are a few potential drawbacks to consider: Co-opting movements: When fashion brands create clothing or accessories featuring activist slogans or symbols, it can sometimes feel like they’re co-opting a movement…
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This season’s runways seemed to be brimming with Cinderella stories: A woman who was scouted on the street in Missouri as a young teenager made her runway debut for Proenza Schouler, a teenager cemented their remarkable transition from viral comedian on TikTok to bona fide high-fashion model, and a non-binary…
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This was a very timely NYFW, with Gabriela Hearst presenting women activists and heroines and Stuart Vevers repurposing old leather into neo-noir homages. The former president of Planned Parenthood, Cecile Richards, was “statement-cast” on Gabriela Hearst’s spring runway three months after the US Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v…
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When GAP, a fast fashion retailer, opted to work with Kanye West, they ought to have realized what they were getting into. His prior attempts to have complete control over not just the artistic component of his designs but also the manufacturing with Nike and Adidas are instructive. West is…
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In 2017, Anthony Hendrickson launched his menswear brand, M65, with a buzzy denim-focused range that sought to revive the coolness of New York’s Y2K club kids (Cardi B and Lil Yachty were wearers and fans). Hendrickson brought the brand back with a display at New York Fashion Week earlier today…