oh wow i didnt know yall f***ed with her lol
that first sense article was one of my favorite reads
Wouldn't say fashion section f***s with her, but her takes are interesting
Wouldn't say fashion section f***s with her, but her takes are interesting
mm well i f*** with her od
one of my favorite modern writers now, and got me to take writing /thinking about fashion seriously
been on this s*** for years for sure
You're already seeing it in Mens fashion with the gurkha pants, pleated pants, boxy suits, the comeback of ties, knitted polos and knitwear in general.
The Ralph Lauren HBCU collab is one step towards that.
idk how it'll translate to womens fashion though if it'll mean a shift towards more conservative clothing after the Miu Miu miniskirts and make everything miniscule trends or Hyein Seo's cutout trends.
idc about the controversy
niggas can call me a coon
that ralph hbcu collar was so fire
idc about the controversy
niggas can call me a coon
that ralph hbcu collar was so fire
The middle suit is just stupid hard
The middle suit is just stupid hard
yea thats classic purple label stuff, they did their thing
homeboy on the right with that tie
Love this response, didn’t even think so birds eye view of it all. Was literally just thinking about her tweets, which feel empty at times. Good stuff. Thank you.
to piggy off this, if you move independent/consider yourself a "creative director," and have a pulse of where things are going ahead of time and/or what I love telling others, can see the voids in any given field and own it, that's the quickest and surest way to curve your own path to the top
the toughest part tho is convincing a brand/others to buy into your forecast lol. Like Ye bringing the leather joggers to Fendi back in the day. I pitched a mod concept to Thom Browne's team like 5 years ago and they were on some "we don't do campaigns" blah blah haha
example of it working is when Salehe created an opportunity for himself at Versace by pitching & convincing that camp to go in on the footwear biz, pretty early on in the luxury footwear wave.
I guess you can develop a "brand," by offering the forecast takes, but I think it's a lot more beneficial in the long run to keep to yourself and capitalize idk
Wouldn't say fashion section f***s with her, but her takes are interesting
youre posting in a thread dedicated to her w 7 pages how does this section not fw her
Not looking forward to the hairstyles
You're already seeing it in Mens fashion with the gurkha pants, pleated pants, boxy suits, the comeback of ties, knitted polos and knitwear in general.
The Ralph Lauren HBCU collab is one step towards that.
idk how it'll translate to womens fashion though if it'll mean a shift towards more conservative clothing after the Miu Miu miniskirts and make everything miniscule trends or Hyein Seo's cutout trends.
cuffed pants and cuffed short sleeve shirts i’m seeing more of too
Semantic but I think 60/70s and not 50s/60s. Especially for women I see 70s hippie style looks everywhere these days with bell sleeves and jean shorts etc
Whats Mod?
Are these movie scenes? Google says its some subculture from the uk
Started following her for political takes about a year ago,had no idea she was into fashion
I started following her for the same thing. she started posting fashion forecasts occasionally about 5 years ago
My gf has been into the old school preppy look forever and hates the Gen z baggy look. I've been telling her to keep dressing like herself cuz s*** all comes back around
Ayesha had a tweet when the baggy silhouette started to come back saying that slim fit/skinny is gonna still be around. seems like trends kinda come and coexist but I know nothing about fashion
oh wow i didnt know yall f***ed with her lol
that first sense article was one of my favorite reads
It’s a classic
a couple non forecast fashion tweets
they really branded the collab as Fendace??
a couple non forecast fashion tweets
Versace as a whole is played out. The shiny and loud gold is just not it right now.
Semantic but I think 60/70s and not 50s/60s. Especially for women I see 70s hippie style looks everywhere these days with bell sleeves and jean shorts etc
Gucci should win big then
Versace as a whole is played out. The shiny and loud gold is just not it right now.
Yea Versace been played out for a min tbh that s*** way too loud