Last spring, around 150 excited attendees of The Row’s Winter 2024 Collection Presentation received a statement from Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, the label’s designers. According to New York TimesFashion Critic Vanessa Friedman, the statement read: “We kindly ask that you refrain from capturing or sharing any content during your experience.”
Paris-based photographer Paul Binam is not one to settle into the normalities of societal expectations. In fact, the photographer, videographer and fashion influencer makes it a point to stand out not only through his photography, but also through his fashion.
Siyana and Andy Huszar, the husband-and-wife duo behind Marcella NYC, approach their company with a dual purpose: to create sustainable garments for working women who desire to embrace their inner New York City cool-girl, and to utilize their profits to uplift and educate women across the world.
If you’ve been keeping up with micro trends recently, you might recognize the ever-so present bubble-shaped skirt that’s been taking over social media. As an adaptation of a classic 80s poof, bubble skirts are a current fixation that most would describe as a bold choice. For Nicklas Skovgaard of Denmark, this bubble silhouette is a staple in his over-the-top designs.
After 57 years of curating to white American culture, fashion company Ralph Lauren has named their first ever Black Creative Director, Design & Brand Direction for Men’s Polo, a move that could change the brand’s image for years to come.
James M. Jeter is a 2013 graduate of Morehouse College, who studied English language and literature. He began working at Ralph Lauren as a Rugby Sales Associate in 2008 and then later worked as a Concept Design intern in 2013.
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