Survival Of The Flyest: Black-Owned Boutique Talk Outlasting The Pandemic

This year’s pandemic has given a sense of growth and maturity evident in streetwear brand The New Blue Collar's Fifth Collection.

Wild & The Moon: How This Vegan Café Is Changing Fashion's Diet

“Eat Wise, It’s Gangster”, a shirt reads hanging in the refrigerator amongst the pre-made avocado toast bites, raw juice shots, and other vegan treats kept cool for consumption. It’s the motto set by the coolest vegan spot in town.

T-shirts That Talk And How Slogan Fashion Speaks To Change

The T-shirt represents a symbiosis of disparities: so simple in design, and yet it is a powerful, and thought-provoking tool for social activism.

Editors Pick, Social, Review, Top StoriesDaniela CulinovicDecember 7, 2020slogan, t-shirt, words matter, luxury fashion, diorComment

Rihanna Is More Than A Savage [x Fenty] Redefining Inclusivity In Fashion

We all love savage Rihanna. She’s the only person who can outdo herself. After all she did tell us that she was a SAVAGE! In the 19 years since Rihanna signed her first recording agreement with

Hype For The Holiday Season? Tips To Recenter Your Creativity

Holidays are often slow periods for creatives, the creative industry, as well as other professional fields.

Editors Pick, Lifestyle, Kulture Hub, ReviewPage EditorNovember 18, 2020holidays, refocusing, creative, creativity, family, holiday season, 2020Comment

Don’t Sleep: How Puma Is Positioning Itself To Dominate The 2020s

2021 is looking like the year of the Puma takeover.

Editors Pick, Lifestyle, Kulture Hub, Trends, Top StoriesPage EditorNovember 11, 2020puma, 2020s, sportswear, spomsorships, original contentComment

The Struggle Is Real: How Creatives Can Conquer Networking In 2021

With work from home still officially a thing, you can bet that networking as a creative is going to remain a conundrum.

Victoria's Secret And Urban Outfitter's Execs Leave Jobs For Cannabis Retail

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Editors Pick, Lifestyle, TrendsPage EditorNovember 3, 2020cannabis, weed, retail business, michigan, legal marijuana, cbdComment

How Hip-Hop Has Helped Us ‘Justify Our Thug’ And Get To The Polls

Rap music is a rebellious sport that knows no bounds at times and rejects ideals set forth by white oppressors.

Taipei Fashion Week SS21 Designers Took It To Humanity As Its Concept For RE:CONNEXT

Many designers are taking humanity as its concept, exploring nature, sustainable textiles, and post-pandemic complex matters.

An Intimate Look Into A Lockdown-Forced Fashion

Maria Grazia Chiuri, the head designer said that due to a pandemic lockdown, fashion has more become “dialogue with oneself” rather than a means of “expressing your opinions to other people.”

Editors Pick, Fashion, Review, Top StoriesDaniela CulinovicOctober 26, 2020lockdown, pandemic, fashion designer, rick owens, versace, Balenciaga, fashion showComment

Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s New Video Tells The Story Behind The Jeans Redesign

The Jeans Redesign is focused around a set of guidelines, created by the Foundation, along with over 80 denim experts.

Why Vo Williams Is The Voice Of The MTV Vote For Your Life Campaign

Williams is focused on making history with his theme song, “History In The Making,” considered for a Grammy nomination.

How ‘Kids Of Immigrants’ And Vans Are Paying Homage To Immigrant Families With ‘Work A Day In Our Shoes’

Spanning two coasts, the Brooklyn native, Daniel, and Sacramento raised Weleh found common traits that started their brand and today has initiated a collaboration with Vans, aptly called “Work A Day In Our Shoes.”

Why Disrupting The Industry With Technology Is The New Fashion Statement

As new technology is becoming cheaper and more readily available, more designers will incorporate it into their clothing lines.

Editors Pick, Trends, Top Stories, Social, PAGE EditorPage EditorOctober 21, 2020technology, fashion technology, fashion trends, disruptors, automationComment

Hublot Taps Samuel Ross For A Minimalist Design Aesthetic

Winner of the 2019 Hublot Design Prize, Ross has taken materials and encapsulated 40 years of Hublot history in one minimalist sculpture.

Slow Factory Teams With Adidas And Stella McCartney On Paid Apprenticeships With Free Online BIPOC Course

Founded by sustainable fashion activist Céline Semaan, this new installment from the Slow Factory Foundation is granting free environmentally responsible and culturally diverse information toward critical advancement for the fashion industry.

African Restaurant Week And The Food That’s Being Dished Out

This year, the food festival is taking place, for the most part, in Brooklyn on Tompkins avenue and Putnam avenue this weekend.

Editors Pick, Kulture Hub, Lifestyle, ReviewCassell A. FerereOctober 9, 2020African food, street festival, food festival, african peoplComment

Plant Parenthood: Why Mother Earth Can Have Hope For Us As Plant Parents

We can thank the plants - the air, the sun, the soil, and the water - for our existence today and our presence here on Earth tomorrow. Granted, we treat the planet’s most vulnerable, delicate, and decorative features with respect and dignity. [Originally published May 12, 2020]