Category Archive: Fashion

Idris Balogun’s Multicultural Menswear

In order to consider oneself a master craftsman of custom-made tailored garments, one must familiarize themselves with Savile Row in Mayfair, London. The district is known for housing some of the most high-end bespoke tailor shops in Britain. From Huntsman & Sons to Gieves & Hawkes, Savile Row remains the menswear mecca it became in the 1800s.

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Mach & Mach: High Heels on the Faster Lane

In the fast-paced world of Haute Couture, velocity is an important variable. 

Mach number represents the speed’s ratio of a body to the speed of echo. So an aircraft traveling at Mach 2 is traveling at twice the speed of sound. 

Therefore, calling your fashion label Mach & Mach (Mach 2) is a genius move to spread your trend faster than supersonic!

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Zegna: Conquering Clothing

When it comes to high-end menswear, there can sometimes be a lack of authenticity within the brands seen in stores and online. As fast fashion continues to plow through the fashion industry, there seems to be less authenticity within the industry. With luxury brand Zegna, however, there is a rich level of history that provides a depth that reaches down into more than just clothing. 

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Priya Ahluwalia: Inclusive Fashion

While the fashion industry continues to grow and expand, there are several aspects of the industry that stays the same. As the years change, diversity does not seem to expand with the rest of the fashion world. Fashion creator and designer Priya Ahluwalia recognizes that there just isn’t enough black representation within the fashion industry in the western world.

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Who is WTAPS?

It was the early 90s in the heart of Tokyo when designer Tetsu “Tet” Nishiyama took his first steps towards becoming the fashion mogul he is today. His initial project, FPAR, was born during the height of fashion’s punk scene. These influences can be seen in the simplistic graphic FPAR logo that aligned aesthetically with anarchist principles.

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