I Fell In Love With Street Fashion, But Almost Lost My Friends
Street fashion has taught me how to sew, paint, dye fabrics, and embroider. But the toughest lesson was negotiating between money and friendship.
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The New Yorker Tote Bag Is More Than a Fashion Statement
The complimentary, black-and-white canvas tote bag you get when you subscribe to The New Yorker is becoming a curious fashion statement.
Immigrant Youth Fashion: Fitting In To Stand Out
There’s a whole universe of teen immigrant fashionistas from Hijabi vlogger-watchers to Guatemala-born streetwear designers in this one San Diego neighborhood.
5 Fashion Brands Doing at Least One Thing Right
Aerie is getting a lot of internet love for their inclusive campaign. Check out these other four brands that actually have values too.
The Class Of 2018’s Got Graduation Cap Game
6 graduation caps that show off graduates’ sense of humor or political views–or both.
Don’t Have The Money To Ball Out On A Prom Dress? Two Teens Created An App To Help
Our resident prom expert Finley Davis talked with Riya Gupta, 16, and Nishka Ayyar, 17, co-founders of an app that lets teenage girls rent and lend formal and everyday wear from each other.
6 Instagram Accounts You Should Be Following If You Love Art
Tired of the same three photographers you’ve been following ever since you started your account? Check these artists out.
The Ultimate Fashion Fail? Calling Someone’s Style “Gay”
It’s frustrating that people are still using “gay” or “lesbian” to insult or describe clothing. Like…how can you dress like a sexuality?
Gen Z Fashion: From YouTube To Your Closet
The fashion industry squares off against a legion of Gen Zers with webcams.