Fashion - Trends
Get ready, Berlin! Zalando and Converse are teaming up to bring a unique shopping experience to the city with their pop-up air stream this week. From June 19th to June 22nd, the air stream will show up multiple Berlin locations, celebrating the latest Y2K and late ’90s fashion trends. You ask if we’re not tired […]
The use of Catholic iconography, borrowed from the centuries-long history of religious art, in fashion is as captivating as it is controversial. But the marriage between these two cultural entities goes way further back than the #catholiccore mood boards, with one of its original catwalk moments tracing all the way back to 2007: that year Jean Paul Gaultier S/S couture fashion show.
The time of the girl boss is dead and the era of the bimbo has arrived. But is she really the queer, abolitionist, anti-capitalist figure we need her to be? While the bimbo offers a refreshing change from the lean-in, profit hungry, Kim Ks of the world, this figure’s political status may be more ambivalent than its proponents profess. Are we pro-bimbo? Yes, no, and maybe. Find the full read in bio or head to our homepage.
If you had the choice of being an ice cream this summer, what flavor would you be?
Minimalist architecture and interior design have been around for over a decade. But how and why did it originate in the first place? We take a look at the fascist roots of minimalism and how they are perpetuated in modern day minimalism.
This neo-spiritual trend on social media promises success in all aspects of life: gaining control over your life, becoming your best self, and—most importantly—finding success in love.
It started as another micro-trend on TikTok, now it’s made it onto the runway at Fall/Winter 2024 Fashion week. Examining the mob wife trend and its cultural meaning.
While mainstream fashion cycles through the more sleek, sophisticated, classic trends like ‘quiet luxury’ and ‘clean girl,’ anti-fashion designers, in recent months, seem to be finding more stimulation in grotesque, uncanny or controversial side of life.
Apart from the square-dominated Instagram feed and Twitter's (now X) 140-character limit back then, the 2014 Tumblr era brought us a new iteration of moodboards.
Headed by designers coming from some of the biggest brands of the industry, their releases bring excitement with every drop. But what can come next?
