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| Fashion company makes modesty a mission On a wind-swept oceanfront catwalk in Encinitas on Sunday afternoon, a team of models swept past rows of admiring customers at Artizara's first independent fashion show. The women — wearing high heels, flowing calf-length dresses and long-sleeved tunics with pants — looked like any other models ...
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| From Shu Qi's manager to building a brand: why a fashion novice switched careers How did you go from artist manager to fashion designer? "I grew up in Vancouver and never studied fashion. I started my career in the entertainment industry and moved back to Hong Kong, where I managed high-profile stars including actress Shu Qi. I found myself working with [fashion] industry ...
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| Vintage clothes: Kids fashion from the 80s and 90s Vintage clothes: Kids fashion from the 80s and 90s ... If you were a kid (or had to dress one) in the early 90s, these fashion staples were likely in a dresser drawer. Maybe you look back with nostalgia at this carefree time, or you cringe and thank the heavens this fashion moment has passed. If that latter is ...
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| #ICYMI: The Best of New York Fashion Week When Tom Ford opened New York Fashion Week with a parade of cheetah, leopard and tiger prints—minidresses and glitz galore!—who knew he was ... As a bookend, Marc Jacobs closed fashion week with shoulder pads so extreme that doors across the U.S. may need to be widened. Plus, Jacobs' ...
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| It Takes 2720 Liters Of Water To Make Just One T-Shirt A 2017 report revealed that, in 2015 alone, the fashion industry consumed 79 billion cubic meters of water — enough to fill 32 million Olympic-size swimming pools. That figure is expected to increase by 50% by 2030. It's a staggering amount, but it makes sense: It takes 2,720 liters of water (as much as ...
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| Cape Town Fashion Week Is Here And Gavin Rajah Brought The Heat South African design maverick Gavin Rajah showcased his latest range at day one of AFI Cape Town Fashion Week. The garments burst with colour and interesting, Japanese-inspired designs. The range aims to blend high fashion looks into easy-to-wear gear for the everyday fashion lover.
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