Fashion is more than surface; it speaks with intention. It shapes identity, provokes thought, and moves between art, politics, and emotion. From the bold statements of haute couture in Paris or London to the quiet resistance in everyday wear. Each narrative reveals how clothing carries meaning. This category dives into the ethics of fast fashion, the storytelling power of garments, and the cultural forces that dress and define us. It challenges, communicates, and lingers as part of who we are and what we believe. It invites a deeper understanding of how fashion moves through bodies and societies—not just to be seen, but to be felt, questioned, and remembered.
Alexander McQueen was never just a fashion designer; he was a storyteller, a rebel, and a master tailor who turned the runway into pure theatre. From razor-sharp suits born out of Savile Row training to hauntingly beautiful shows that blurred the line between art and fashion, McQueen made London the beating heart of his genius—and the creative industry still hasn’t stopped talking about him. Read More …
What does it mean to look at fashion? Inspired by John Berger’s “Ways of Seeing,” this blog post explores how we perceive style—and how fashion becomes a language of the self. Read More …
Genderless fashion is more than a trend—it’s a movement reshaping the fashion industry. This blog explores how unisex clothing promotes sustainability, challenges traditional fashion norms, and influences haute couture in redefining gender fluidity. Read More …
Influencers have become dominant in the fashion and commercial industry, shaping trends and consumer behaviour globally. Their ability to connect with audiences through social media has transformed how fashion is marketed, consumed, and perceived. Let’s discuss the impact of influencers on global fashion trends, including the advantages and disadvantages in-depth. Read More …
Fast Fashion, also known as cheap fashion, continues to rise, promoting the influencer culture in digital society. Its growing trends have murdered authentic fashion, art, and design. Read More …
Paris fashion takes centre stage every season, but nothing compares to the spectacle of the Haute Couture Week in the French capital. Known for celebrating the most exclusive, tailor-made end of fashion, this biannual event is where creativity, craftsmanship, and luxury collide. Read More …
The Fashion Industry has long been a frontrunner in innovation, from the invention of the silk reeling and sewing machines to the growth of e-commerce. It is trend-driven and continually evolving, just like the Tech Industry. Today, the Fashion Industry is partnering with technology providers, investing in startups, and in some cases, building their in-house technology to expand their revenue streams and business models. Read More …
Haute Couture (High-End or Avant-Garde Fashion) is a French phenomenon in the Fashion world and is at the heart of the FHCM (Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode). For decades, Haute Couture collections have been presented twice a year, in January for Spring-Summer and July for Autumn-Winter. Read More …
Monsieur Mugler, popularly known as Manfred Thierry Mugler. He began his career as a ballet dancer who believed that hard work and discipline could take him anywhere. The visionary artist founded his couture brand in 1973, which became a fashion force in the Golden Age of Fashion. Read More …
Chokers have been popular for many years now. It is a trend that never fades and keeps evolving. Almost everyone, from high-profile celebs and supermodels to the general fashionistas on the streets, is spotted wearing various versions of the choker, including ribbon, bejeweled, velvet, and tattooed forms. Read More …
Virtual fashion has rapidly become more than just a buzzword—it’s a transformative force reshaping how we experience clothing, creativity, and connection. From immersive runways to avatar-driven showrooms, the future of fashion is being rewritten—pixel by pixel. Read More …
The London Fashion Week Spring Summer 2022 featured approximately 130 exhibitors. Most designers displayed menswear alongside womenswear in addition to gender-neutral collections. With fearless fashion, room-filling silhouettes, and vibrant colors, the five-day event embodied maximalism invading the capital of the U.K. Read More …