These bright minds and bright eyes leading the charge in London and Paris deserve to be acknowledged broadly, so here’s a toast to those radically shaping the future of fashion (hopefully for the better).
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In search of something, anything that will last or perhaps keen to consciously identify a piece that will pay for itself? Look no further than fine jewelry.
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The official New York Fashion Week (NYFW) has come and gone. And what an interesting week long affair it has evolved to be.
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LaQuan Smith saves the glamour for his most devoted following in an evening runway presentation held at none other than the Empire State Building.
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Introducing “A Day In…” — a new series inspired by a desire to get after it in the midst of remote work, celebrating the art of dressing in the every day. First up, Harlem Mondays.
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Waves of opening back up come with equal parts anxiety and eagerness. ITA Leisure would like to make that transition as restful and as soothing as possible.
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Paris-based BOTTER has firmly connected its core values of sustainability consciousness into an eclectic mélange of stand-out pieces that appeal to a niche community.
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Target recently announced its newest roster of collaborators as part of its Designer Dress Collection, including with a one Christopher John Rogers to design a capsule of limited-edition dresses just in time for spring.
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Rele Gallery, best known for its outpost in Lagos, Nigeria and its commitment to emerging young talents in contemporary visual arts, has launched its second location stateside in Los Angeles, California.
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Isshī’s array of one-of-a-kind earrings, necklaces, and bracelets of freshwater pearls, paillettes, and blue agate will bring some much-needed beauty now and in the years to come.
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This week’s edition focuses on a duo of visual artists debuting two in-person exhibitions: Amoako Boafo and Mosie Romney.
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A summer of social distancing and interrupted supply chains have challenged business owners to navigate an operational labyrinth — yet for those still persisting, the figurative back against the wall can lead to even better creation.
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Fine dining may feel like a far-off fantasy, especially now when quarantine has forced beloved restaurants to close their doors for good. Meet Adá Supper Club, successfully delivering the fine dining experience at home.
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The shift from in-person to virtual has been swift, to say the least. But video conferencing and live streaming have become a part of the way forward and thankfully, the quality of virtual programming has significantly improved over the past six months.
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What needs to change in the global fashion ecosystem to lay forth a path towards equitable inclusion and diversity at the highest levels? The short answer: a lot of things, a structural overhaul of the status quo. Yet the long answer is also a lot of things.
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It has a been a long time and in this time, myriad challenges have left even the strongest of us undeniably raw, emotionally exhausted, and intellectually untethered.
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A growing movement is brewing in Accra led by curator Travis Obeng-Casper, who formalized what began as a casual meeting of friends into a blossoming ecosystem of Ghanaian creatives.
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The end of the decade brought one of the first design collaborations between the ascendant global influence of social star Temi Otedola, best known as JTO Fashion, and contemporary menswear label Orange Culture.
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