Raandoom • 17th January 2024

Gucci’s Unpresumptuous Rebirth

The redundancy of over-commerciality in a collection is due to what the fast fashion cycles market to consumers, using similar editorial styling, color palettes, and look proportions from affordable brands like Zara or Mango.

Raandoom • 12th January 2024

The Understated Luxury of Bottega Veneta

In contemporary fashion, money talks and wealth whispers are the new underlying themes of the times that establish the 2020s in the cultural zeitgeist.

Raandoom • 3rd January 2024

Ye’s Hive Mind

In December 2023, Yeezy released a compression sock-like shoe with an invisible sole, available just before the arrival of the brand’s newly hired head of design and infamous Russian fashion designer, Gosha Rubchinskiy.

Gazette Gal • 17th December 2023

Chioma Nnadi: Fashion Editor, Newly Head of Editorial at British Vogue, and Innovator

It was a moment of anticipation when Ghanaian-British editor Edward Enninful revealed his departure from British Vogue, leaving many wondering who would succeed him.

Raandoom • 15th December 2023

The Row’s New Americana

Discussing brands such as The Row or Jil Sander preoccupies your opinion of style with having the perfect cut with the utmost attention to the detail of tailoring, made using high-quality materials.

Raandoom • 15th December 2023

Hedi’s Exclusive Reality

He has accomplished something many designers and artists aspire to achieve: instantly recognizing their work as their own.

Raandoom • 6th December 2023

Demna's Balenciaga

Gvasalia has risen through the fashion industry ranks in the past decade, initially as a provocateur and now as his generation's revered artist and innovator.

Raandoom • 29th November 2023

The Inevitable Demise of the It Girl

Whether it's Edie Sedgwick, Kidada Jones, Bianca Jagger, or Alexa Chung, these women act as a prism through which we perceive their world through the guise of female anonymity.

Raandoom • 29th November 2023

The '90s Comeback

Although the minimalist design circles were characterized by a simple style, diversity was abundant.

Raandoom • 16th November 2023

Subculture Apocalypse

These days, cultural niches that are more or less similar to a subculture have been co-opted by someone else or a group of people who’ve probably never heard of or explored said ideas.

Raandoom • 16th November 2023

Algorithmic Nostalgia

One idea that plagues the thought of this non-threatening trend is that social media complicates the idea of what nostalgia is.

Raandoom • 8th November 2023

Hollywood's Nepotism Era

It's no secret that we all enjoy a classic tale of triumph over adversity, where the underdog rises to the top against all odds.

Raandoom • 8th November 2023

Redefining Feminine Fantasy

Simone Rocha is the expert on “wearable fantasy” or livable fairytales. She continuously defines herself with each collection—

Raandoom • 2nd November 2023

Fashion's Forced Stunts

From Alexander McQueen's unforgettable artistry to today's race for virality, delve into the evolution and underlying motivations of modern fashion shows.

Gazette Gal • 2nd November 2023

6 Iconic Princess Diana Looks to Recreate for November

Princess Diana's impact extends far beyond her impeccable sense of style.

Gazette Gal • 23rd October 2023

6 Tips to Become More Productive

Productivity is a term commonly used in and out of the workplace. Still, its definition can vary depending on your specific job role or the daily tasks you complete weekly.

Gazette Gal • 3rd October 2023

Your Guide to Dressing Like Sofia Richie On a Budget: 10 Essential Items to Wear This Fall

Quiet luxury became a prominent trend earlier this year with the virality of the popular HBO's Succession by Sarah Snook's character Siobhan "Shiv" Roy and through celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Lawrence.

ODDA Magazine • 20th September 2023

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Musée Magazine • 18th July 2023

Isolated Houses | John Divola

Even in what could be considered a harrowing exhibition, Divola uses his lens to capture the unsung beauty that exists in the world.

Musée Magazine • 13th July 2023

The Way Back | Bruce Davidson

Speaking on his work, Paul Roth, director of The Image Centre at Toronto Metropolitan University, says, "[Davidson’s] work is characterized by detailed observation revealing the complexities of distinct individuals, their beliefs, the communities where they live, and the subcultures they belong to.”

Musée Magazine • 11th July 2023

Numbers and Trees: The Arizona Watercolors | Charles Gaines

Charles Gaines is a man who loves his trees. Since the 1970s, it seems the conceptual artist can’t get enough of them, bending and warping our perception of perhaps one of the earth’s most mundane natural objects.

Musée Magazine • 6th July 2023

Endless Forms Most Beautiful | Janelle Lynch

It’s a popular narrative that the ocean is one of the scariest places on planet Earth.

Musée Magazine • 27th June 2023

Iiu Susiraja: A style called a dead fish

Susiraja, partly clothed, faces away from the camera as she lies on her side in “Pinwheel (2019).”

Musée Magazine • 27th June 2023

Signals: How Video Transformed the World | MoMA

Signals: How Video Transformed the World at the Museum of Modern Art in New York primarily focuses on videography.