
Cultural Belonging: What We Wear is Who We Are
When you wear traditional clothing, you’re not only aligning yourself to a particular social and cultural group, but also to long-standing traditions and certain expectations.
When you wear traditional clothing, you’re not only aligning yourself to a particular social and cultural group, but also to long-standing traditions and certain expectations.
The exhibition displays a weak effort to showcase truly sustainable fashion — highlighting the industry’s greatest challenge.
Clothing on campus is a declaration of what we are – or more importantly, what we wish to be.
The optics of celebrating American Independence at a time like this is myopic.
Their turbulent stories are a testament to the dynamic forces at work in fashion.
Luxury is haute couture and craftsmanship. Everything else is just very expensive.
Examining the popularisation of thrift culture.