Adobe reimagines fashion with a digital dress
The company revealed Project Primrose during its annual Adobe Max conference in Los Angeles last week.
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Fashion elite used to shun hip-hop. Now it fully embraces rappers
Fashion Killa: How Hip-Hop Revolutionized High Fashion documents the close relationship between Gianni Versace and Tupac Shakur, Cardi B’s rise as “the darling of couture fashion week,” and more.
Complainant in Nygard trial says former mogul said he wanted to help with career
A woman who has accused Peter Nygard of sexual assault is telling jurors at trial that the former fashion mogul flew her to Toronto under the guise of helping with her career.
Missed out on the Chanel show? Here are 5 other must-see fashion exhibitions in London
Missed out on scoring tickets to the V&A’s Coco Chanel exhibition? Don’t fret.
Alanui Launches Quiet Luxury Knitwear, Jimmy Choo’s Students Present Collections
Plus, Baby2Baby attracts a crowd in L.A. looking to help out, and the EU’s glitter restrictions are posted to begin rolling out Tuesday.
Five Men’s Fashion Stores Opening in New York City This Fall
Menswear brands like Le Père, Alpha Industries, Paper Planes and more are opening stores in New York City this fall. See more details here.
Phillip Lim and Wen Zhou: Rebuilding a Fashion Brand With Purpose Post-pandemic
Phillip Lim and Wen Zhou, cofounders of 3.1 Phillip Lim, discuss what’s next for the brand that turns 20 next year.
Green is the new black: Sustainable fashion takes center stage
Fashion, a constantly changing form of self-expression, is vibrant and innovative. A sartorial symphony reflecting our always-changing reality, it is more than just clothing. It is the art of identification. Fashion is a canvas for creativity, a cultural barometer, and a stage for individual and societal narratives. Its appeal ranges from the timeless attraction of classic elegance to the daring revolutionary. Its trends are current and get media attention, making it an exciting voyage through the evolution of fashion in our fast-paced society.
Emerging Lakota Fashion Designer Slated to Compete for Phoenix Fashion Week’s Designer of the Year
PHOENIX — Hunkpapa Lakota fashion designer Kayla Lookinghorse-Smith is in the midst of a tremendous year, as she prepares to showcase her brand K.Lookinghorse in the Phoenix Fashion Week’s “Emerging Designer of the Year” program next weekend.
Emerging Lakota Fashion Designer Slated to Compete for Phoenix Fashion Week’s Designer of the Year
PHOENIX — Hunkpapa Lakota fashion designer Kayla Lookinghorse-Smith is in the midst of a tremendous year, as she prepares to showcase her brand K.Lookinghorse in the Phoenix Fashion Week’s “Emerging Designer of the Year” program next weekend.
Be Bold and Add Color to Your Wardrobe With 15 of the Best Red Fashion Staples
It’s official — red is one of the season’s hottest colors. Here are 15 of the most red-hot items to shop at Amazon now!
PROFILE: Slight Alterations
Heena’s fingers are greased with the guts of sewing machines. The space between machine and table is a no man’s land, full of dust, red […]
Fashion Week hits Kenya’s biggest urban slum
Towering models parade down a three-metre (10-foot) high catwalk overlooking the rusting tin roofs of Kibera, the Kenyan capital’s biggest urban slum.
Indigenous fashion designers featured in Tulsa fashion show
Indigenous designers highlighted Native American culture through fashion on Saturday.
Rotherwas exhibition recreates munitions factory clothing
Overalls like those worn by women at the Rotherwas munitions site during WW1 are shown in Hereford.
Adobe Debuts Dress with Interactive Programmable Digital Display: ‘Brings Fabric to Life’
Adobe debuted a digital, interactive, pattern-changing dress as part of Project Primrose at Adobe MAX 2023. The dress is made of small, scale-like screens that “brings fabric to life.”
‘Diana wanted five maternity coats’: David Sassoon on tailoring to royalty
The 91-year-old son of Iraqi Jews looks back on his rise as a dress designer for clients including nearly every female British royal
Norfolk fashion designer to showcase African clothing designs
Jacq Sempre says her love of colour and the fabrics was rekindled after joining an African choir.
Fukuoka: Controversial Colorful Attire Makes Splash at N.Y. Fashion Week
KITAKYUSHU — Flamboyant attire, commonly worn by young people attending an annual coming-of-age ceremony in Kitakyushu, is a topic of conversation in the nation every year, but recently it made a splash at a fashion show in New York.
Miyabi’s Kokura main store, a rental costume shop in Kitakyushu, initially focused on bridal costumes, but about 20 years ago, it began producing distinctively designed traditional Japanese clothing for coming-of-age ceremonies such as leopard-print furisode long-sleeved kimono, haori robes and hakama pants.
Quite a few Japanese believe that coming-of-age ceremonies should be held solemnly and do not like to see clothes with such gaudy colors and eccentric patterns and shapes in the ceremonies. The store sometimes received phone calls criticizing its clothes with such comments as “They tarnish the image of Kitakyushu” and “They are embarrassing.” However, Miyabi Ikeda, the store’s manager, has continued to design such clothes.
“It’s rewarding to see young people’s joyful faces,” she said.
The reputation of Miyabi’s unique attire has now spread overseas. Last December, the store received an email from a Canadian management company inviting it to showcase its attire in New York Fashion Week, one of the world’s five major fashion showcases.
Fashion show to honor Akron murder victim, help other families impacted by violence
In the basement of the Stallings family home in Akron, there are multiple displays of umbrellas, shirts, hats and many other items with the word ADU VII on them.