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Longchamp recently came out with their MY PLIAGE SIGNATURE bags. Basically, you can customize them however you want with the relief of knowing that they're eco-friendly. But if a bag is mass-produced, is it really eco-friendly? It seems like that's the opposite of being sustainable. You know the say

Today is #NationalJerseyDay and no this isn’t about NJ. In 2015, Tommy Hilfiger created a collection of traditional athletic uniforms with a feminine touch for F/W NYFW. It was a way to look at the fashion of football jerseys. The show was said to be a youthful and vibrant rebranding effort for TH’

Seems like this season was all about baggier fits and oversized clothing. Apparently, LV's creative director, Nicolas Ghesquière, wanted to make this seasons show non-binary as a nod to the angels in the Wes Wendermen's film, Wings of Desire. I already know that long baggy shorts won't look good o

After the pandemic pushed everything back, it appears the much-anticipated Gossip Girl reboot has finally started production, and a few pics posted on Getty Images are giving us our first look before we have so much as a teaser. From the photos, it's clear that the casting is both inclusive and impe

It's hard to believe that just 5 years ago, Harper's Bazar reported that the Juicy Couture tracksuit became such a relic that it became a part of an exhibit in the London V&A Museum. Kim Kardashian's brand skims announced today that they are launching a more luxurious version of the velour tracksuit

Just watched the LV ss21 video and my brain almost hurts from the constant cutting to different viewpoints. I could hardly even concentrate on the clothes themselves. Having green screens everywhere definitely made the video less boring but I think they overdid it. However, it's definitely more inte