Read: Lo—TEK. Design by Radical Indigenism by Julia Watson Lo—TEK. is about Traditional Ecological Knowledge, meaning the way indigenous people understand their environments so deeply, through a cumulation of multigenerational … Read more
Shayna Klee is our favorite American in Paris
No Kill Mag X ZWD: A fashion shoot collab featuring some of our fave New Yorkers including: Jessica Schreiber of FABSCRAP, Dianna Rose of Jars of Delight
Our guide to what to read, watch and listen to this week Read: Women Don’t Owe You Pretty by Florence Given You may know Florence Given from her … Read more
We are in LOVE with British singer Celeste. Both her sound and her style! Peep this amazing look by Chopova Lowena and more!
What/Why: Based on Gloria Steinem’s autobiographical book, “My Life on the Road,” The Glorias is a step into history that weaves together the feminist icon’s childhood in 1940s Ohio … Read more
Listen to: Remi Wolf If you keep up with on-the-rise stars, you may have already heard Remi Wolf’s top song Photo ID. If not- we suggest you go listen … Read more
One of our favorite instagram accounts we love the fearlessly cool style of Wan-Ji & Sho-Er and wish our grandparents were so cool. These old clothes have been abandoned by … Read more
Read: All We Can Save by Ayana Elizabeth Johnson & Katharine K Wilkinson Newsflash: The fight against climate change is being led by women. If you are on this site, … Read more
2020 is not about you & other words of wisdom from Zero Waste Daniel, his dad and his husband Mario’s mom. Daniel Silverstein and I have known each other for … Read more
Whitney McGuire + Dominique Drakeford talk Sustainable fashion, ethical fashion and anti-colonialism.
When we sat down with Isaias Hernandez of Queer Brown Vegan, the most startlingly impressive piece had to do with education. So many of us go through school, get the … Read more
‘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
From March to May, as many of us were adjusting and settling into quarantine life, we began thinking and talking about a “new normal.”
What Next? It’s time for the Great Unlearning with Rachel Cargle The people of this country are in uprising as the death of George Floyd became the tipping point where … Read more
An Unfinished Conversation with Artist Auguste Garufi An invitation to visit a studio in Red Hook on an (obscenely warm, 65 degree thank you climate catastrophe) January day, was welcome… … Read more
Martha Haversham fashions art from found objects Irving Penn Being of the opinion that Irving Penn changed our perceptions on what is beautiful: a poppy, blemished, shriveled or decaying; or … Read more
Mariana Nelson spins trash into treasure A “Plastic Pouf” by Mariana Nelson, image courtesy Beth Stricof When making things is a matter of survival, and it happens to dovetail with … Read more
Gross Domestic Product: The Homewares Brand from Banksy ATTENTION! You have one week to get a “Banksy” at the artist’s new online shop called Gross Domestic Product. A Banksy what … Read more
There’s something about a great fashion illustration that captures the essence of a collection through the gesture and weight of the stroke better than any runway photo. So we’re thrilled … 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
This is Queer Fashion how dapperQ succeeded where Camp failed CAMP: Notes on Fashion, the exhibit at the MET that mined a traditionally queer aspect of culture just closed. I … Read more
Fashion week officially starts today and as always, there will be plenty of inspiration. But to give you a headstart is our own Audrey sharing her take on inspired-by-the-runway style. … Read more
Terrence Francois + Wear Versatile Celebrate Community In Style Editors Note: We discovered Terrence Francois when we discovered Wear Versatile via their Instagram. Pop-up stores and clothing Swap Parties have … 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
-KL Dunn If you happen to venture into the New Museum without any pre-conceived notions of Nari Ward and his work, “We The People” is astonishingly on-trend. It addresses complex … Read more
The fashion mausoleum may be spectacular, still and full of soft and exquisite things – but we mustn’t mistake the stillness for peace nor the softness for goodness. Despite the … Read more
I was completely fascinated by the recent Dior show and its beautiful mixture of feminine and masculine styles. I decided this show would be my first “thrifted runway” challenge and it … Read more
