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
The International accord protects the lives of bangladesh’s garment workers. Levi’s refuses to sign on. On June 24th, fashion force-for-good Remake joined renowned Bangladeshi trade union leader Kalpona Akter and … Read more
What is Juneteenth? Around this time last year, I was sitting with my mom when she asked me if I knew what Juneteenth was. The answer was no. And to … Read more
beautifully vulnerable, conceptual, alternative pop –that makes you get up and dance
Le Ngoc Ha Thu The reason why I embrace that label (“sustainable designer”) is because that’s my career motto. That’s a promise I’ve made to myself and it’s also a … Read more
We spoke with UK based designer Aisling Duffy about her whimsical, upcycled, instagram friendly designs.
Hopefully you saw last week’s article on our favorite activist celebrities… Here is part 2! Like in the Part 1 article, at No Kill we applaud the efforts of all … Read more
Yeah, we’re not big into celebrities but here are some that are doing right by the planet.
I want it to be this tool for connecting with people and building amazing relationships and creating together and then putting that out into the world. –Aaron Potts on A.Potts … Read more
Brit Shaked thinks your clothes should be as responsive and unique as your phone.
We spoke with emerging designer Chelsea Grays about her design process, inspirations and the new digital world of fashion.
Interview with fashion designer/upcycler/artist/all-around-interesting-person,
Janelle Abbott of JRAT
‘When They Call You a Terrorist: A Black Lives Matter Memoir’ by Patrisse Khan-Cullors and Asha Bandele When They Call You a Terrorist: A Black Lives Matter Memoir’ by Patrisse … Read more
Designer and ethical fashion advocate Margaret Burton’s connection to art has always been strong. After high school she spent time at the Cleveland Institute of Art studying visual communication … Read more
Home of the original “Ties That Don’t Suck, since 2006″, located behind the world reknown Detroit Farmers’ Market, Cyberoptix started as a one woman production silk screening on ties enterprise … Read more
Walking into the Getup Vintage, Lindsey Leyland and Kaylan Mitchell ‘s store on State Street in Ann Arbor, is a bit of a time warp – the clothes on display, … Read more
To say that Amy Khoshbin’s approach to politics is unique is an understatement. How many other politicians do you know that crafted their City Council campaign speech as a rap/performance … Read more