–by Katya Moorman I mean, if we’re just looking for inspiration let’s look at brands that actually give a damn! A 100% POLYESTER Blazer from Gucci on ssense for $3980A … Read more
–by Katya Moorman Tara Subkoff isn’t a fashion designer and Imitation of Christ is not a traditional brand. What she excels at is creating community through performance –that just happens … Read more
–by Christine Deleon Finding expression at the intersections of fashion, South Asian community and queer culture London designer Rahemur Rahman came onto my radar in 2022 at the Victoria and … Read more
Dundu.n’s Experimental Fashion Extravaganza It’s time to relive the electrifying vibes that surrounded the Dundu.n International’s SS24 NYFW Arcadia Presentation Event. Leading the charge in this sartorial revolution is Dundu.n … Read more
The progression towards sustainable fashion now traverses across every corner of the earth as more labels and the industry at large collectively strives for working conditions and eco-conscious regulations that … Read more
New York City in September is a vibrant and exhilarating experience. As the summer heat pretends to wane, the city comes alive with a plethora of events. From fashion shows … Read more
Editor’s Note: We’re republishing this interview we did awhile back with fashion designer Yamil Arbaje. He is still working on his own collections and will be showing this NYFW as … Read more
Here at No Kill Mag, we recognize the importance of shopping sustainably. Admittedly, it is much easier to drown in the pool of greenwashed brands. Yet if you momentarily climb … Read more
Liberation is at the core of Africa Fashions, the Brooklyn Museum’s latest featured show–a must-see cultural event. Through hundreds of lush textiles, ceremonial garments, and gleaming pieces of jewelry, the … Read more
In 1998, Jun Takahashi’s collection for cult favorite streetwear brand Undercover was titled “Small Parts.” Consisting of detachable pieces that could be added or subtracted, one could create endlessly customizable … Read more
The fourth in a series highlighting recent fashion graduates. Wenxin Ke Origin: China While we can’t completely stop the production of new clothes, we can focus on making garments more … Read more
The third in a series highlighting recent fashion graduates. aimee schmale Origin: US | Reading, PA Circular design is becoming a new buzzword, but the most important factor of circularity … Read more
The second in a series highlighting recent fashion graduates. Izzy Li Kostrzewa Origin: US | Mount Pleasant, MI My brand Isaboko is based on principles of radically sustainable design that … Read more
The first in a series highlighting recent fashion graduates. Chiedza Kaseke Origin: Nationality is South African Ethnicity is Zimbabwean For a long time my idea of making as a designer … Read more
An opportunity to be featured on No Kill Mag! We are interested in seeing the next generation of fashion designers who are reinventing what being a “fashion designer” means. Circular … Read more
(the extra “t” is upcycled and the US stands for Upcycling System!) Who is the designer of BETTTER.US? Julie Pelipas, a former fashion editor of Vogue Ukraine with 15 years … Read more
When we came across the indie knitwear label id.knit.that, the name made us smile. We were delighted to discover the name represented an array of vivid knitwear decked out with … Read more
London is known for being ahead of the curve in both creativity and sustainability when it comes to fashion. Of course, that’s not everyone and some of our fave planet … Read more
Sera Ghadaki is a Brooklyn based designer who works at the intersection of fashion + architecture + sustainability.
To Love is to Repair When we love, we repair. Torn relationships. Damaged trust. Worn out assumptions. There’s many ways to unpack this. And while Marine Serre’s show displayed more … Read more
I think of Emily Adams Bode Aujla as a sort of pioneer in menswear. She was the first female designer to show at New York Men’s Week in 2018. And … Read more
Our friends at Remake just published their annual Fashion Accountability Report. This year features in-depth assessments of 58 large scale brands. The results are grim but expected: brands like SHEIN … Read more
How do I learn how to knit or crochet? Fall is a great time to pick up a new hobby, and what better zero-waste activity is there than learning how … Read more
Fashion is getting more and more innovative, and Anderson’s Loewe menswear 2023 undoubtedly is an example of that. On the Metaverse runway, viewers saw living greenery – chia plants and … Read more
Tatjana Haupt, is not your conventional young designer. Based in France, Tatjana, who often goes by the name Tati, is pushing fearless feminism and empowerment, one knit design at a … Read more
Mia Vesper Fashion Walking into a showroom appointment felt much like walking into office hours: rooms of different designers, all awaiting fresh eyes to set upon their latest collections. For … Read more
handcrafted in Shanghai, these clothes are changing the history of what’s Made in China During a rare window of free time in between shows at NYFW SS23, Katya suggested we … Read more
Art to Ware is a collection of clothes, accessories and books from an impressive variety of young designers working in upcycled fashion.
Rosina~Mae takes you from the beach, to the street, to the party. We’ve been a fan of Rosie for awhile here at No Kill Mag so were thrilled when she … Read more
As the first COVID19 epicentre in the US, a lot of people worried the pandemic’s impacts would have long-lasting effects on New York City’s lifeblood and culture – that the electric energy that makes New York New York would be difficult to reclaim. But as the city has opened up again, we’re relieved to find that the defeatists’ doubts were in vain. What makes New York what it is is the the people doing the things. This year’s MADE NYC is confirmation that the city is as magical as it ever was.