Image: Bershka It’s a widely accepted fact that fast fashion’s designers — how shall we put this — borrow liberally from the runway. However, injured parties like luxury brand Céline choose to look the other way (we suspect) because their well-to-do customer is not shopping … Read entire story.
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Wearing a bomber jacket with old drop crotch men’s H&M jeans (I still love them after over five years – apart from these ones found this year). Ended up purging down to one pair of Adidas X Pharrell trainers in red. The other two are in my shop… Read entire story.
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Two years on and I still have these heels. For me that’s not good that’s abnormal – especially spiked. I wore them for a drive there/drive back event (sorry clutch was in the car). Mine aren’t sold anymore but Sam Edelman does a good-ish dupe… Read entire story.
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Ever since that post on spring shoes these outdoor slippers have been on my mind. I got them a few weeks ago (unboxing on snapchat) but now it’s actually mild enough. Something easy to slip on and off is like another level of lazy dressing. I have to say… Read entire story.
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[Show as slideshow] Androgyny is having a moment in fashion. The industry is embracing models like Rain Dove, who models both men’s and women’s clothes, and celebrities like Ruby Rose, who recently landed a deal with Urban Decay. And retailers are following suit, churning out gender-free designs… Read entire story.
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