A New Jersey art teacher named Julia Mooney is attempting to teach her wards a lesson in sustainability by wearing the same dress 100 days in a row, reports the New York Post. Interesting! Really, though. It is.
A brief trend piece at Fashionista points towards leopard printâs unexpected revival for fall, noting that the patternâs resurgence is a âmuch needed switch up from the minimalism that has reigned supreme for the last few years.â Minimalismâvaguely European, like a Danish architect on holidayâis boring. Patterns areâŚ
Everything is stupid, and so are we. Welcome to Jezebelâs Stupidest Summer Ever, a season-long celebration of our worst, most idiotic thoughts and opinions.
Lingerie made by Rihanna(âs factory), designed by Rihanna, and sold to you by Rihanna will NOT make you look like Rihanna, but itâs bound to be hot as fuck!!
20-year-old actress, model, singer, and dancer Zendaya was photographed wearing her TUESDAY sweater on WEDNESDAY afternoon, leading concerned fans (me) to believe that sheâlike many othersâhas lost all sense of time in this fuzzy and confusing mess of a week between Christmas and New Yearâs Day.
Fast fashion, as youâre well aware, is the devil. Startups eager to snatch dollars dropped by customers looking to spend their money elsewhere have recognized this fact. Brands like Everlane and Reformation are startups looking to disrupt clothing for everyoneâbut theyâre leaving plus-size customers in the dust, asâŚ
Itâs 80 degrees today in New York City, but winter is supposedly coming at some point, and I donât have a winter coat. What will happen if I do not find one in time? Will I lose a finger? Will I become one of those people who stubbornly layers five sweaters underneath a jean jacket, like this guy I briefly dated whoâŚ
Amazonâthe online retailer where lazy consumers can buy cat food and Pringles on Primeâhas launched a fashion collection of its own to sell alongside the zillions of third-party clothing items available on the site.
Kendall Jenner reportedly wonât be walking in this years Victoriaâs Secret Fashion show because of her deal with Italian lingerie brand La Perla.
We are all drones, you know and you heard before, marching ever forward and backward, backward and forward, in lockstep, equal motion, emotion, into a future of sameness wherein everyone, every BODY, all of us, will perform the same menial functions and funk shuns at the same rate; we will be outraged in equalâŚ
The past couple years have been something of a season of ironic disappointment for customers of modern, ostensibly feminist clothing companies, from Nasty Galâs infamously nasty corporate culture to new allegations of sexual harassment against the CEO of period underwear maker Thinx. Now, current and former employeesâŚ
After three years battling in court, Urban Outfitters has finally settled a trademark-infringement lawsuit with the Navajo Nation for an undisclosed amount.
After tunneling its way out of bankruptcy earlier this year, the still-struggling American Apparel is now reportedly seeking out an appropriate buyer.
I have to believe that itâs possible to talk about Hillary Clintonâs clothing in a way thatâs not sexist or condescending and that largely reflects our societyâs general interest in the fashions of famous people. Letâs try to do that right now.
Singer, actress, and erstwhile pageant queen Vanessa Williams has taken her first steps into the fashion world, purportedly fulfilling a lifelong dream.
Amazon is now selling its very own private-label clothing brands. You know, theyâre making it really easy for irritated publishing folks to write dystopias where The Everything Store constitutes the entire economy.
If at first he doesnât succeed, dust off former American Apparel CEO Dov Charney and give him a new clothing company that sounds exactly like his last one!
Searching âfeminismâ on the H&M website yields a single result, a white jersey crop top with black lining that reads âFeminism: the radical notion that women are people.â H&M, the second largest clothing retailer in the world, suggests we style the piece (which costs less than $20) with biker trousers, suede sandals,âŚ
Douglas Tompkins, the man who in the â80s founded both North Face and Esprit with his ex-wife/ardent Democratic party supporter Susie Tompkins Buell, died this week at the age of 72. WWD reports the cause as a boating accident in ChileâTompkins was a longtime conservationist and fan of the outdoors, and he built hisâŚ
Everyone loves ugly Christmas sweaters. Everyone loves Target. But not everyone is that into Targetâs newest holiday offeringâa sweater that makes light of mental illness in order to push a christmas-themed joke.
