Because of the recent, and continuing lockdowns, many of us have tried to opt for hair-cuts that mean less maintenance over the last few months. With talks of a potential second wave, meaning colour appointments and touch-ups may, again be harder to come by, we need to re-think our hair colour chioces.
Rather than working seasonally, Italian designer Walter De Silva focuses on creating one collection per year as a way to highlight his slow fashion philosophy and his goal: to create long-lasting, elegant and timeless shoes.
Society today is driven by technology, we connect over it, we inform ourselves with it, and we put our trust into it. We cannot imagine a world without the internet, tech-tools and gadgets. Technology is a tool of power in our world.
This past year has been interesting (read, insane) in a number of ways, so it’s probably no surprise that many old, forgotten fashion trends are back in style.
Lazoschmidl - Margarita
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Set in 1989, in a Burger restaurant, to the music of Tina Turner this collection from Lazoschmidl, Menswear has been written as a romantic B-movie based on the story of two heroines on a road trip exploring love and independence.
LQ Collagen Beauty Range
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Collagen has long been known for reducing the effects of ageing and enhancing ones natural glow, but now the LQ collagen beauty range goes one step further with advanced formulations for those looking to support their Skin, Hair and Nails.
Steven Bassez Couture Collection
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Steven Bassez pays tribute to French craftsmanship in his latest couture collection. Rather than highlighting one technique, he celebrates the diversity and richness of the craftspeople working alongside him including feather workers, tailors, ceramists and milliners. All of these artists come together to help the couturier fulfil his creative vision.
Oteyza
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Oteyza reinvents men’s fashion with a strong Spanish flavour, offering a fresh and authentic vision of tailoring that is about identity rather than fashion.
The fashion industry is flashy, exciting, and always evolving. However, while the cut of a blouse or the length of a hemline may change over time, there is one tenet of fashion that always remains the same: sustainability.
Traditionally, the words "tracksuits" and "fashion" have tended not to be mentioned in the same breath, or at least not in the most positive terms.
La Métamorphose 2021 Couture
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The new collection from La Métamorphose and designers Ewa and Margaret explores the hidden and mysterious nature of women, and set in the Royal Castle of Amboise to create theatre and cultivate a feeling of the French culture.
Wardrobe Woes and Worries
Written by Paisley Hanson
Since the coronavirus has forced us into quarantine, many of us have been living each day in our pajamas.
The Fashion industry has been working hard to become a more sustainable industry for many years, especially since the late 1980’s, when governments began to highlight it as a major part of their agendas.
Tom Van der Borght Collection 2020
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The latest collection from Tom Van der Borght – TVDB celebrates the connection between fashion and art.
Eats Chanel Lingerie
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“Regardless of how something looks on the hanger, it’s the moment you own your look that the camera sees someone at their confident best and with that, our goal to create the sexiest lingerie brand in the world began.” Chris Applebaum, the Director of Eats.
The Eats Lingerie became available in June, exclusively via the Eats Lingerie online store. The debut collection, Black Cherry comprising of a bra, garter belt, g-string and pasties is crafted from luxurious black eyelash lace, soft satin trims and finished with the utmost attention to detail with glossy gold hardware and bespoke Eats-themed cherry charms.
In a statement Chris Applebaum, the Director of Eats said:
“I know the idea of launching a lingerie brand may seem to have come out of left field, but the genesis of this project was borne over 2 years ago. While I have always loved working and featuring other brands on our digital media platforms, sitting behind the curtain listening to girls in the Eats wardrobe room, I would hear feedback about everything and – especially with lingerie. The #1 criteria for feeling like you own it was FIT. A lot of bras looked amazing but could not be more uncomfortable. A ton g-strings look very creative but neglect to consider how the waistline could be altered to elongate the legs or flatter the booty by how it’s framed by silky, gentle straps.I was fortune to hear what made each girl feel their best and knew that if they felt great, they owned it."
"I have worked closely with our designers throughout the creative process which is why there are certain design elements to Eats Lingerie which won’t be seen on other labels.First of all: FIT. When girls put on our lingerie, we want them to KNOW they look their best and therefore feel their best. Secondly, each Eats Lingerie set will be adorned by a tiny gold Eats-themed charm. The first reflecting the confident, sexy and whimsical nature of the brand: cherries! Lastly, we want everything to be maximum SEXY all the time. This means demi cup bras, lots of exposed booty so we see more skin, translucent and lace fabrics so we can amp up the sexy factor even more. But – most importantly – lingerie is intimate, so we want your experience with Eats Lingerie to feel personal.”
In order to create the most exclusive experience possible we are producing each collection in strictly limited numbers with less than 300 sets available at a time. Because not just any model can become an Eats girl – we wanted our line to feel similarly special and rare.This will also ensure that the consumer knows that not everyone will be able to buy the same thing as them, it’s a special luxurious piece they will want to hold onto forever.”
Chris Applebaum is an LA-based Creative Director best known for Paris Hiltons Carl’s Junior Super Bowl campaign and Rhianna feat. Jay Z Umbrella music video. Applebaum has had over 30 Number 1 videos on MTV from Rihanna, Jay-Z, Hilary Duff, Britney Spears, Usher, Celine Dion, Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez and more.
‘Imperio’. Leandro Cano's latest offering
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Imperio, is the first proposal that Leandro Cano brings as his autumn winter 2020/21 collection. The pieces show the most rogue, powerful and nocturnal parts of the woman.
Lazoschmidl introduced their brand new coin embellished silk tunics, sweaters and mesh tops in their Autumn/Winter 2020 “Mister Sister” collection in January, and have since added to their collection with the glam rock inspired line-up of silver jewellery hand-made in Germany by Saskia Diez.
Olew - Liquid Gold For Curls
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From a £100 start up in her kitchen, to a thriving business, Elinor Davies-Farn has become a ‘curltepeneur’ working hard to capture the natural, curly girl market with her new Olew collection of hair care products, designed to help thousands of women and girls embrace their natural hair with ease and confidence.
Dressing to impress for most interviews is challenging enough, but what about within the fashion industry?
Ways to Glow Up During Quarantine
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Is your hair damaged, nails brittle and skin worse than ever? You must be in quarantine.