Virgil Abloh Signs Lucien Clarke To Louis Vuitton But Are Skaters Ready?

This collaboration was revealed back in April of 2019, about a year after Clarke walked in Abloh’s inaugural Louis Vuitton show in 2018. In partnership with Kulture Hub.

Fashion, Editors Pick, Lifestyle, Trends, Kulture HubCassell A. FerereAugust 31, 2020skaters, skate culture, luxury sneakers, luxury fashion, skateboard, skate shoes, skate-luxury, Virgil Abloh, Louis Vuitton, palce skateboards, Lucien ClarkeComment

Marni Faces Backlash For Digital Campaign And Its Cultural Appropriation

It is safe to conclude that there aren’t enough people of color at these brands - people of those cultures in any position of power. Originally published on Forbes.com.

Editors Pick, Review, Top Stories, Social, ForbesCassell A. FerereAugust 24, 2020cultural appropriation, marni, italian design, fashion campaign, heritage, heritage brand, digital campaignComment

Why You Shouldn’t Invest In Secondary Jordan Models As Your Starter Kit

Secondary Jordan models include low-top designs, mids, fusion series, and color-ways that don’t reflect the aesthetic of Jordans.

Editors Pick, Fashion, Kulture Hub, Trends, Top StoriesCassell A. FerereAugust 20, 2020Air Jordans, Jordan 1s, Dior Jordan 1s, Travis Scott, Stock X, Stadium Goods, Fight Club Comments

Luxury Fashion Manufacturing Powerhouse Expands in LA

Leading fashion development and production house The Evans Group (TEG) announces the opening of their new 4,000 square foot Headquarters in the heart of the Arts District in downtown Los Angeles.

Editors PickCassell A. FerereAugust 19, 2020garments, garment manufacturing, garment, garment workers, la garment district Comments

Fear of God Seventh Collection Reps The Negro League In Italian Tailoring

The nostalgia created by Fear of God’s The Seventh Collection echoes the era of broad shoulders and the oversized Italian tailored suiting.

Editors Pick, Review, Kulture Hub, Fashion, Top StoriesCassell A. FerereAugust 18, 2020Fear of God, seventh collection, italian tailoring, negro league, jerry Lorenzo, minimal aesthetic, minimal design, FOG Comments

Behind The Seams Of Diversity And Storytelling Fashion

Increasingly, consumers are demanding transparency from fashion labels and want to know about more than just the price or fabric type. They are concerned about diversity among fashion brands’ and who they are representing.

Editors Pick, Lifestyle, SocialPage EditorAugust 18, 2020disabled fashion, disabilities, disabled, fashion style, fashion industry, inclusive fashion Comment

Japanese Fashion vs. American Imitation: Spot The Difference

When I arrived in Tokyo, fashion was the first thing I noticed. I also learned a hard lesson, don’t mistake Japanese fashion imitation for the real thing.

Fashion, Kulture Hub, TrendsPage EditorAugust 13, 2020kulture hub, Japanese fashion, American fashion, fashion style, Japanese style, American style, tokyo, new yorkComment

TikTok Star Charli D’Amelio Is Becoming A Style Icon And Dressing Her Family In Her Fame

TikTok has been responsible for the stardom of many, but none like Charli D'Amelio, who has brought the family into her spotlight with her. Originally published on Forbes.com.

Editors Pick, Lifestyle, Top Stories, ForbesCassell A. FerereAugust 13, 2020Charlie D'Amelio, Tik Tok, dancer, Tik tok dancer, Prada, Derek Blasberg, social media, influencerComment

Depop x Vans Collaboration Has Employed Gen Z Designers For A Fresh New Look

Vans Off The Wall, the skate origins American apparel company, is at it again and this time they are doing it with British online resale app Depop.

Fashion, ReviewCassell A. FerereAugust 11, 2020skate shoes, vans sneakers, depop, reselling, resale, fashion designs, vans skatingComment

P.E. Nation x Rebecca Vallance: Womenswear And Collaboration

“We decided to create a new P.E. category and when we looked closely at who we were inspired by, we turned towards Rebecca Vallance.” - P.E Nation Co-Founder and Creative Director, Claire Tregoning.

Fashion, ReviewPage EditorAugust 10, 2020p.e. nation, Rebecca vallance, style icon, style icons, fashion designers, women entreprenuer, womenswear, womens, women's fashionComment

J Project: 1968 Is A Year of Revolution

The looks I recreated through deep research in my mum’s closet during the pandemic, are inspired by the sixties aesthetic and yet they look very contemporary. Photographed in Italy.

Life In Paris As A Fashion Intern And A Student of Fashion

“If you love fashion you must live in Paris,” this used to be my motto right after finishing a Master's degree in communication in Brazil. I remember from an early age watching movies and videos of beautifully dressed people walking around the streets of the French capital and saying to myself, “one day, I will be one of them.”