As time goes on, fashion becomes more than just an aesthetic decision; it becomes a dynamic medium for political expression and the formation of individual identities. The notion that the clothes we wear convey a great deal about our values, social circles, and political opinions is not a recent idea, but rather something that with […]
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Designer inspired by fossils to create futuristic clothing
Dutch designer Iris van Herpen admits to being inspired by fossils, architecture, and nature for her futuristic designs. A CNN article reveals the designer’s methods and creative process plus insight into her exhibition in Paris “Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses”, at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs. “It’s beautiful to discover the bone structures of animals […]
Why I prefer buying clothes in store than online
I love a good shopping spree. Hopping from store to store, trying on different clothes, grabbing some food at the food court with friends – it’s an experience. In the age of online shopping, finding your favorite clothes can be easier, but brick-and-mortar stores add to the experience in ways that shopping online does not.
Let’s embrace Men’s fashion for the right reasons: Joy.
I can remember, when I was about 15 years old, walking around Eastview mall with my mother, my aunt and a cousin on my mother’s side. It was time to buy clothes for school and I had my mind set on exactly what I wanted: wide leg, bondage pants. It didn’t matter that they lacked utility. It didn’t matter that, in less than 5 years, I’d cringe myself to death at the thought of wearing them. I simply didn’t care.
How Microtrends are Polluting Individuality and the Environment
Throughout history, trends have shaped decades in the fashion industry. When I think of fashion trends, I think of the Kurt Cobain-inspired grunge trend of the 90s or the neon color block trend of the 80s. I mean, what would the early 2000s be without the infamous juicy couture tracksuits? Throughout history, fashion trends have come and gone, defining each era. That is until Social media was born. Following trends can be a fun way to participate in fashion. The way you dress can help you express yourself and shape your identity. However, with the invention of social media, trends have come and gone faster than ever. In a matter of months, we see the rise and fall of the latest fashion trends. As a result, clothing is being overconsumed and overproduced at an exponential rate.
Op-Ed: Why Old Navy Needs More Credit
Sales. Sales. Sales. And deals to die for. That’s what I think of when I think of Old Navy. I remember being younger and thinking that Old Navy was just a store which mom’s would go shopping at. Nothing special. Now that I’m about to enter my 20’s, I’ve realized that there is a reason why mom’s shop so much at Old Navy. It’s because It’s amazing. Now, I consider it to be one of my favorite stores.
Linen Pants Are The New Trend
If you have TikTok, you’ve probably already seen that linen pants are the new fashion trend of the summer. Everyone and anyone is wearing them, and honestly I don’t blame them. If you’re anything like me, you’ve already hopped on the bandwagon and bought yourself a pair. If you haven’t you should. They are perfect for the summer! They are lightweight and breathable, which means on those hot summer days, it doesn’t feel like you are sweating your legs off. Plus, they’re adorable!
Op-Ed: Revolutionizing Women’s Pant Pockets
If there is one thing that’s frustrating in this world, it is that women’s pants have little pockets or no pockets. Then, there are fake pockets. What is useful about fake pockets? Women’s pockets are often 48 percent shorter and 6.5 percent narrower than men’s pockets.
5 Weird Laws in NYC You Ought to Know
During Mayor Eric Adams’s time leading the government in New York City, he has signed a bill that would provide the city necessary time to support their residents in the housing issue. He has also made some initiatives with the sanitation department and the police department in clearing out homeless encampments in the subway station. New York City may be the greatest city in the world, but like any other city, it can have some oddball laws in the mix.
Violeta Noy’s “The Right One” Speaks on Acceptance in All the Small Differences
White sheets are a popular, easy costume idea that kids would wear to portray a ghost for Halloween. While many ghosts look the same with their white sheets, there is a ghost smaller than anyone else who feels isolated from his ghost family. The boisterous, inviting colors are no wonder why “The Right One” speaks for children of all ages, including adults who are also finding acceptance in the world they live in.
Yellow and Blue Highlighted at the State of the Union
Yellow and blue painted hope for the State of the Union to support Ukraine afar in their battle against Russian forces. For many years, the State of the Union address served as a platform for presidents to discuss about their future plans for the United States in regards to economics, politics, and other topics. Now, it has opened up its stage for colored outfits that share its support overseas. This was not the only year when congress people dressed according to political times.
Local Puertorican Businesses to Purchase Different Clothes
Looking for somewhere different to get new clothes from while also supporting minority entrepreneurs? Luckily, we’ve come across a few options on Instagram. They sell all kinds of clothes, whether to go out, go to the beach or be at home. Here are a few examples where you can find nice and good quality clothes.
