Fashion
Make It Yours: 10 Hippest Colors for This Spring
Spring is in the air! It’s finally time to ditch the thick overcoats and thermal underwear – and break out the cardigans, pleated skirts and jeans. But what colors will be all the rage this spring, and how what do you need to know about them as the weather starts
KUHO Ramps up Global Womenswear Operations with New York Showcase
Korean womenswear brand KUHO, part of Samsung C&T Fashion Group, recently held its 2017 Fall/Winter season presentation in New York. KUHO held the event at Spring Studios, on Manhattan’s trendy Varick Street. Some 300 fashion influencers were in attendance, including leading lights of the media and buyers from online retailers
Dressed for Romance: International Valentine’s Day Gift Recommendations
Valentine’s Day began as a minor religious celebration in Western Europe, but has since evolved into a major romantic holiday enjoyed all over the world, when couples exchange a whole host of gifts. And although love is universal, when it comes to gift-giving, not every culture shows affection in the
Cult Favorite: NONAGON Captures Street Style Cool in 2017 Spring/Summer Collection
Millions of fans attended the latest global concert tour of K-Pop group BIGBANG, which ended just last month, proving that the world’s obsession with K-pop is still strong and very much alive. To expand the trendsetting K-Pop universe into the realm of fashion, YG Entertainment, a talent agency that represents
Juun.J Celebrates 10 Years at Paris Men’s Fashion Week
The namesake label of designer Juun.J celebrated its 10th anniversary during Men’s Fashion Week this year in Paris, showing its 2017 Fall/Winter collection on January 20th under an archival concept. His last collection for the 2017 Spring/Summer season was based on a military theme, offering a new perspective on classic uniform tailoring.
Suits You, Sir – How Affordable Suits Have Changed Men’s Fashion Forever
How did the suit – once the preserve of noblemen – become an affordable item? At the end of the 19th century, men’s formalwear was an exclusively upper class affair. Called white tie, it consisted of a black tailcoat, a marcella waistcoat with high-waisted pants. White tie was completely unsuited for
