Posts tagged fashion
Wonka Over Willy

In a breathtaking display of artistry and cultural commentary, Willy Chavarria made a triumphant return to the runway, staging a show that was as monumental in its aesthetic appeal as it was in its cultural significance. Held in an industrial-chic venue that mirrored the raw, unapologetic ethos of his brand, Chavarria once again cemented his place as one of fashion’s most vital storytellers—

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The Quiet Exit of Y/Project

In a fashion landscape that often favors the familiar, Y/Project dared to disrupt. Yet, in a surprising and somber turn, the boundary-pushing Parisian label has announced its closure, marking the end of an era for avant-garde fashion. For many, this moment feels like the quiet silencing of a voice that is consistently challenged by how we think about design, form, and the body.

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Joe Bro For The Win

At the 2024 British Fashion Awards, held on December 2 at London’s Royal Albert Hall, Joe Jonas made a memorable entrance with a bold, retro-inspired look. He debuted a 1970s-style thick mustache, adding a vintage flair to his appearance. His ensemble featured a vibrant lime green turtleneck, a boxy gray blazer, and classic black dress pants, creating a harmonious blend of classic and contemporary styles.

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Creeping In Creepers

As winter begins to creep up on us, so does the stylish return of creepers—those iconic, thick-soled shoes that add a rebellious edge to any outfit. Originally popularized by the punk and goth scenes, creepers have been reinvented this season with chic, contemporary updates that appeal to a broader audience. Their platform sole adds both height and a statement-making element, making them ideal for fashion lovers who want to elevate their look (literally and figuratively).

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Fashioning San Francisco

The “Fashioning San Francisco” exhibit is a breathtaking homage to the city’s vibrant fashion scene, elegantly merging historical and contemporary design elements. This exceptional exhibit not only highlights San Francisco’s rich sartorial history but also showcases the work of high-fashion designers who have left an indelible mark on the industry.

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Orange You Glad It's Spring

When it comes to a pop of color… the answer is always YES! A vest, typically worn in a formal, has been re-imagined in a refreshing and edgy manner. The silhouette feels youthful and the hardware adds the perfect amount of bad ass to any look. If you’re looking to add this piece into a more conservative wardrobe you can pair this beauty with jeans, crisp white oxford, and loafer.

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Ugly Sweater Time

The most wonderful time of the year is upon us! Christmas season is my all time favorite because people seem to genuinely be in a better mood, the seasonal holiday dishes, and I get to layer up my fashion. Aaaaaand if I’m being completely honest I absolutely love a good “Ugly Sweater”.

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Common Projects, Not So Common

Fashion has taken a taken a leap back to the 90's when logos were king and subtly was only dreamed about. As someone who loves bold color and prints, I think logo identity is best left displayed on the inside tag or through small identifying factors. That being said, it's why I've always been a fan of the sneaker brand Common Projects.

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