If you take a look at the latest runway collections, fashion magazines, or even take a walk on the city streets, you’ll notice that men’s handbags are having a major moment. We’re not talking about your boring old backpacks, briefcases, and fanny packs either. We’re talking mini crossbodies, purses, and slouchy hobos— all the styles that have, up till today, been mainly purchased by women.
From Starbucks coffee cups to designing special-edition Maseratis, Japanese creative powerhouse and ‘Godfather of Streetwear’ Hiroshi Fujiwara is no stranger to the art of collaboration. Under his label, Fragment Design, Fujiwara has lent his vision to a myriad of industries to overwhelming acclaim.
If you’re a Kanye West fan, you’ll be familiar with his song Junya (ft. Playboi Carti) off his album, Donda- a track that’s all about high fashion and how it symbolises Kanye’s well-earned status, and titled after none other than the often elusive, yet highly celebrated Japanese fashion designer, Junya Watanabe.
Collaboration is nothing new for New Balance. The Boston-based sportswear juggernaut has made it plain that collaboration is an essential component of its brand identity, and it’s definitely been working out for them. New Balance has ridden the normcore trend to the top ever since it was famously spotted on Steve Jobs in 2007.
It’s that time of the year again! Every year, the Pantone Institute combs through colour trends across everything from fashion to social media, marketing, and even politics in order to determine the official Pantone Colour of The Year.
If you’ve been anywhere near a radio over the past decade, you’ll probably be familiar with soulful Canadian rapper and artiste, Audrey “Drake” Graham— also more simply known as Drake.
Over the years, the beauty industry has grown to become a major part of our lives as a way to boost our personal confidence and express our unique personalities.
However, most beauty trends are influenced by a myriad of different factors such as culture, social dynamics, and more, therefore resulting in significant geographical differences in the way people approach beauty- particularly between the east and west.
If you’ve been anywhere near a radio over the past decade, you’ll probably be familiar with soulful Canadian rapper and artiste, Audrey “Drake” Graham— also more simply known as Drake.
Over the years, the beauty industry has grown to become a major part of our lives as a way to boost our personal confidence and express our unique personalities.
However, most beauty trends are influenced by a myriad of different factors such as culture, social dynamics, and more, therefore resulting in significant geographical differences in the way people approach beauty- particularly between the east and west.