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Our curated collection of the best fashion influencers from around the world offers endless outfit inspiration, as well as unique ways to style your outfits and wear the latest trends. One of the great benefits of the rise of social media is the wealth of inspiration at our fingertips. Whether you’re looking for outfit ideas, a new makeup look, or what to make for dinner, a quick look on Insta or TikTok is all the possibilities.If you’re looking to give your closet staples a more serious update, taking inspiration from fashion experts can help you pinpoint what styles and items…

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If you purchase something through links in this article, we may earn a commission.The best distressed denim maxi skirtGetty ImagesLike this striking tank top, an offset distressed denim skirt with embellishments and cut-out details.The best grunge denim maxi skirtsGetty ImagesAlternatively, you could pair a grunge skirt with a more fitted pastel top and chunky accessories.Best blue wash denim maxi skirtGetty ImagesDouble denim has come a long way from the days when it was considered a fashion faux pas; in fact, it’s a big trend this season. Try pairing a maxi skirt with an oversized jacket in a similar (but not…

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Members of the Black Fashion Society modeled in the “Denim and White” photo shoot on Jan. 30. Photographed by Jatoni Donelson. The University of Mississippi’s Black Fashion Society has been redefining fashion standards while increasing its presence on campus. In their recent photoshoot, “Gentlemen White,” BFS members aren’t afraid to express their true selves as they combine the models’ individual flair with the school’s uniform fashion. Jatoni Donelson, a fourth-year public health major, serves as both BFS president and photographer. According to Donelson, BFS is more than just a student group; it’s a community that fosters self-expression, inclusion and empowerment…

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1Girlfriend CollectiveGirlfriend CollectiveWho can resist a matching activewear set? We certainly cannot, especially when it’s also Earth-friendly and an Oprah’s Favorite Things brand. Girlfriend Collective is loved for its colorful compression leggings, functional sports bras, and other cute separates that fit every body shape and size (literally—XXS to 6XL). You feel not only confident during your workout but also happy knowing that everything is made from recycled materials derived from plastic bottles, fishing nets, or cotton waste in certified facilities. Plus, the brand has a recycling program. Read more about its sustainability measures here. SHOP NOW2ReformationReformationIf you’ve ever embarked on…

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New York tends to get all the attention when it comes to emerging fashion brands, and as an L.A. native, I’m starting to get a little jealous. The East Coast has long garnered the spotlight as the fashion capital of the country, but, biased as I may be, there’s a lot going on on the Pacific side of the mainland US that’s just as buzzworthy.In fact, I hate even comparing the two cities because they’re so different that it’s not even worth it, but I have a feeling this rivalry will continue. That’s why I’m going out of my way…

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The Lifestyle Era: Luxury Opportunities in Home and Hospitality – BoF INSIGHTS table of contents 01. Overview of key stages of branded lifestyle products Timeline Top brands expand White space grid YoY growth rate of luxury sales from Q1 2019 to Q1 2023 Lifestyle expansion The impact on the brand image of the wealthy A timeline of annual U.S. spending on home design, apparel, and footwear by age Luxury and fashion brands unveil their first home design Key operational considerations and decisions that will define their next lifestyle Consumer Trends 02. Market Outlook Past and Forecast Home Design, Hotel, and…

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Black St. Louisans have shaped the city’s fashion industry for more than a century.Formerly enslaved Elizabeth Keckley made dresses for socialites and First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln in the mid-1800s, and Louise Dunn made dresses for women of color in St. Louis in 1960. Opened a charm and model school for the.The influence of St. Louis blacks on fashion did not end with Keckley and Dunn. Thursday’s Missouri Historical Society program will celebrate the living history of black fashion in St. Louis and the beginning of Black History Month. The event, held at the Missouri History Museum, will run from…

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My name is Christina Abbott and I have worked in the fashion and luxury industry for over 40 years. I have worked in retail, retail management, PR, events, marketing, buying and styling. I’ve also worked as a consultant, a personal shopper and built businesses within brands. I’ve worked with governments, royalty, celebrities and high profile business leaders, dressing people in front of the camera and have done a lot of TV, radio and editorial work. It sounds glamorous, but it involves lots of early mornings and long periods away from home, and it takes a toll on your health and…

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Quick Key Facts Slow fashion aims to make consumers reevaluate their relationship to clothes and align with consumption habits and brands that better serve the planet. The apparel and footwear industries contribute to an estimated 8% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, with fashion being the third-highest polluting industry in the world. To reduce textile waste and pollution, slow fashion favors slower production schedules, smaller collections of clothing lines, zero-waste designs and the use of sustainable materials.  In the EU, textile waste totals 4 million tons a year, while in the U.S. it hit 17 million tons in 2018, with…

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