Paul Binam: Evolving Style

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.

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Willy Chavarria: Fashion + Identity + Activism

As the fashion industry continues to evolve, Willy Chavarria remains at the forefront, reshaping the landscape with his distinctive vision and unwavering dedication to empowerment and equality. With each collection, he challenges us to confront societal norms and embrace the beauty of diversity—a testament to his enduring legacy as a designer, activist, and visionary.

Known for his bold designs and unwavering activism, Willy Chavarria is an American fashion luminary. He’s originally fromFresno, California, Chavarria's multicultural heritage, with an Irish-American mother and a Mexican-American father, profoundly influences his work and perspective.

Chavarria's journey into the realm of fashion began during his early twenties when he pursued a degree in graphic design at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. During his part-time employment at Joe Boxer's shipping department, he found his calling in fashion. His dedication and talent secured him an internship with Nicholas Graham, leading to a designer role at Joe Boxer.

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Zac Posen: A Fresh Eye for Fashion

The first thing that jumps out about Zac Posen's designs is the structure. It's all about structure. His jackets and pants have a distinct, clean cut. Though dresses are usually flowing and A-line, Posen's dresses have structured necklines with an hourglass silhouette, especially for the 2012 lines. The designer has turned fashion into architecture.

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NOAH: The Best We Can Do

When NOAH, an American menswear brand, dropped their Spring/Summer 2020 collection, the company made a statement. The clothes were quintessential NOAH- boardshorts, color-blocked rugby shirts, paisley pants, and graphic striped tees- a concoction of 90s skater silhouettes, luxury nautical stylings, and a Manhattan attitude.

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Isabel Toledo: Engineering Fashion

“I’m really a forever-kind-of-gal. If everybody’s going this way, I’m going to figure out how to go that way.” Isabel Toledo, a Cuban-American fashion designer and artist, told Vogue Magazine. Todelo’s work will be held in the utmost regard as a beacon of fine craftsmanship and inspiration. Toledo lives up to this title, having created beautiful fashion that will live on as her legacy.

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Jenni Kayne: Pricey Elegance

Jenni Kayne has a relatively high end brand in America’s clothing market. Her styles are very traditional and never outlandish, but if you want to look as good as this future megastar, your pockets are going to hurt. At least mine would.

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