Artist Jaime Black says the REDress Project is an expression of her grief for thousands of Native victims On a steel-gray winter day, the red dresses each hung, flapping in the wind along the plaza surrounding the Smithsonian’s National Museum … Continue reading These Haunting Red Dresses Memorialize Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women
The high-end retailer Barneys New York is inviting a very, very select clientele to celebrate cannabis culture. It wasn’t so long ago that it was a bad idea for Americans to post a photo of their weed on the internet. … Continue reading Legal Weed Gets a Luxury Makeover
Talk of diversity in fashion usually focuses on the outward-facing stuff: The people featured on runways, magazine covers, and ad campaigns. There’s good reason for that. Models are the visible faces of brands. Customers are demanding that the brands they … Continue reading Fashion’s big diversity problem goes way beyond the models
Chairman Eddie Lampert’s bid fails Sears has rejected Chairman Eddie Lampert‘s bid to save the 126-year-old company, setting the storied retailer with more than 50,000 employees on a path to liquidation, people familiar with the situation told CNBC on Tuesday. Sears … Continue reading Sears plans to close after 126 years
I’m not sure if it was the crowds, the harsh lighting, the cheap fabric, or the overwhelming choices sprawled before me. But last December, staring at rows of scarves in an H&M in London, I decided I was fed up. … Continue reading Giving up Fast Fashion for a year taught me how to shop again
Fashion is Dead (and other reasons why we should just go naked) Continue reading Fashion Is Dead (And Other Reasons Why We Should Just Go Naked)
