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Why Is Travis Scott’s ‘Utopia’ Concert at Pyramids of Giza So Controversial?

The concert release of Travis Scott's 'Utopia' has been cancelled. But what does it mean for the artist, fans and Egypt?

Team TITLEJuly 27, 2023

In the fast-paced world of the fashion industry, numbers and figures can sometimes be as deceptive as a mirage in the desert. For fashion insiders, it's crucial to stay vigilant and make informed decisions when faced with potential manipulation. Here's a guide to help you navigate the uncharted territory of unreliable data while maintaining your credibility as a creative in the industry.

From Illusions to Insights – Unveiling Fashions Numbers Game

Numbers Do Lie Followers can be bought. Bots can like your Insta Post with ease. Streams are sometimes manipulated. In a world where followers, streams, and likes can be bought like commodities, we find ourselves questioning the very essence of trust. Is it merely a nostalgic concept, lost in the shadows of a digital age? […]

Annika DudaJuly 25, 2023

The actor really had fun with the way he dressed. Apart from the Mrs Doubtfire outfit, Williams pushed the boat out in a nonchalant way that is rarely seen these days. Partly because most celebrities these days have stylists to carefully create looks that will get the wearer some social media buzz. Williams wore things that most people around him wouldn't, and taught men everywhere how to look cool. Take the Flubber fit, for example - he showed up to the New York City premiere in a baggy Issey Miyake bomber jacket that later caught the eye of Playboi Carti, who wore the same jacket in his 'Magnolia' music video. Williams did it first though.

Robin Williams – Drip Lord and Streetwear God

Williams pushed the boat out in a nonchalant way that is rarely seen these days.

Annika DudaJuly 21, 2023

But where is normcore now? By 2014, normcore was damned as hipster nonsense. By 2015, various fashion publications had pronounced normcore dead. But the runways has remained its elements and the trend keeps resurrecting in new forms. 'Gorpcore' added puffer jackets, velcro and all sorts of outdoor wear to the mix in 2017. And 2018 saw a wave of windbreakers, bumbags and slides promptly called 'tourist chic'. 'Dad style' celebrated tucked in t-shirts, pleated pants and pulled up socks. Most recently, Man Repeller announced ‚menocore' (a mix between menopause and normcore). The trick is to dress in linen trousers and loose tops finished off with a scrunchie or bucket hat. And in 2022 we see normcore-y looks everywhere. Think „Capsule Wardropes“ and the resurfacing of Uggs and Crocs, New Balance being a staple again and grey sweatshirts and patagonia windbreakers to top it all of.

When you don’t care about Fashion — Is it Normcore, Resilience or Antagonism?

Are you fashionable or is it just an accident? The last few weeks have proved it once again: Fashion moves the masses. Caravans of aficionados have traveled from London and Milan to Paris, Berlin and New York, all to be inspired, charmed and moved by the many designs. But even though many people have made […]

Annika DudaJuly 15, 2023

Back to Raf Simons SS17 Collection Featuring Robert Mapplethorpe’s Homoerotic Art

Looking at the art-meets-fashion agenda from a place of creative synergy feels like a congruent read of the Raf Simons Spring/Summer 2017 collection illuminated by Robert Mapplethorpe’s photography.

Alejandra EspinosaJuly 11, 2023

Almost every season, we see the mise-en-scene of cinema reimagined through the eyes of a designer, and while it's usually subtle - a wallpaper print, a score, a scene's colour palette - it's key to uncovering the kernels of meaning buried deep within a collection. Although often relegated to an aside in the show notes, these cult crossovers are not only evidence of fashion's polyphonic influences, but also of a designer's ability to melt down pre-existing worlds and reshape them under a new, future vision. After all, a designer's universe extends far beyond clothes, and the relationship between film and fashion is only the beginning.

Binge & Style: Fashion’s obsession with iconic films

There is no denying that fashion loves a niche movie reference. From Jun Takahashi’s penchant for cult classics to The Hunger at McQueen – the feedback loop between fashion and film is, at times, more of a scribble than a clean circle. Look at Salvatore Ferragamo, who in the last seasons created a collection inspired […]

Annika DudaJuly 8, 2023

Shadow Play - Editorial TITLE MAGAZINE #4 Nude

Shadow Play featuring Dior SS23

A Dior special featured in TITLE(D) #4 'Nude'.

Team TITLEJuly 7, 2023

Curvy Champions

'Curvy Champions' is an editorial featured in TITLE(D) #4: Nude.

Alejandra EspinosaJuly 5, 2023

Découverte de la Mode: All About Menswear vs. Unisex

What maketh the men? What is unisex fashion? Do we even need a gender-specific collection? In recent cycles, the deconstruction of male identity has been at the heart of the menswear conversation, and the men’s fashion week that recently wrapped in Milan and the spring/summer shows in Paris were all about finding new ways for […]

Annika DudaJuly 1, 2023

Exploring the Rise of Anime-Inspired Design

We have all heard of ‘quiet luxury’ and ‘stealth wealth’. We have heard about the act of being wealthy without having to show it. And we have heard about certain privileged people (read: super-rich people) adopting a subtle dress code that exudes luxury without the obvious markers of excessive logos, big name brands and the […]

Annika DudaJune 23, 2023

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