Back in the 80’s, the fanny pack was associated with moms and joggers. The fanny pack got its name by originally being worn above the rear around the waist. It was the perfect accessory to hold keys, a phone, or anything that could preoccupy the hands. The fanny pack
When people find out I’m doing a fashion course, they automatically assume I intend to be a fashion designer. When I was younger, I used to draw the same conclusion: fashion industry = fashion design. Even as a kid, I never wanted to make clothing; I just liked being around clothing. It took me
1.What interested you to take this program? Fashion has always been a passion. I’ve always been interested to know what the latest trends are, what kind of fashion is conquering the streets, and had an inclination towards all things creative. All of that, and my background in finance (I did
Spotted – Faux Fur ‘‘Thanks to fast fashion retailers for bringing runway trends into our wardrobes with so much ease, finding the right faux fur jacket has been a piece of cake this season!’’ Said of the fashion students from Humber! When asked upon as to where did she
With the closure of FW18 Fashion Week, as fashionistas, are you satisfied with the surprising creativities of those luxurious chic brands we’ve been obsessed with? Along with the SS18 trend, the ‘see – through’ element which we are now all familiar with seems to become a hot must-have style
There’s much talk about the fashion industry being frivolous, fake and fussy. But if organised correctly, it can prove to be an effective tool for social change. The artisan craft industry is the second largest employer in the developing world and both fashion businesses and shoppers need to take responsibility.
The last several months have seen the unravelling of traditional Hollywood, the scandal surrounding Harvey Weinstein creating a domino effect throughout industries far outside of Hollywood. In its wake has created space for the rise of monumental movements, such as ‘Time’s Up’ and ‘Me Too’. 2017 served as a much-needed
