Out with the Old and in with the New?
Mariano Fortuny and his Knossos Scarf (Vogue Magazine, 1912) Marguerite O’Kane, a genuine enthusiast of the Arts and Crafts Movement, enjoyed the unique distinction of writing the first review for American VOGUE covering the work of Mariano Fortuny (Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo: 1871 – 1949). Although celebrated in Europe since making his first gown in 1906, the Knossos Scarf, a long sheer silk rectangle inspired by the costumes of ancient Crete, he was unknown to…
Trending thoughts
With 2018 in the rear-view mirror we can focus our full and undivided attention on that which is in front of us. I stumbled upon an article by Lindsey Stammen in which she wrote about “the four trends impacting the global fashion industry in 2018” The trends that impacted the global fashion industry were: staying competitive in an uniquely crowded market, delivering a seamless experience across all consumer touch-points, fostering brand loyalty with customers who…
Un_Conventional Splash with FoxyLab New York
ARE YOU LOOKING TO EXPRESS YOURSELF AND RE-INVENT YOURSELF? Then look no further than FoxyLab New York streetwear brand that celebrates individuality of contemporary men and women. ABOUT THE BRAND: We’re all about living our lives to the fullest while feeling comfortable and confident in the outfit that we wear. Our clothing distinguishes itself with the logo – a silhouette of a naked female body. Why did we choose such an unconventional branding? The story behind…