The Baby-Sitters Club is back in business, thanks to a new adaptation of the beloved series by Ann M. Martin. Set in present-day Stoneybrook, a fictional suburban town in Connecticut, Netflix’s The Baby-Sitters Club 10-episode series follows a now-diverse cast of seventh-graders who start a babysitting business to make extra […]
Day: July 4, 2020
The fashion labels whose clothes are made by prisoners
The agile hands of men who once made a living as pickpockets and robbers have been given another task in Peru’s largest prison. By cutting, sewing and printing clothes they are able to earn money to send to their families on the outside. Buzzing sewing machines add to the cacophony […]
Fashion Weeks Are Set for a Radical Makeover, and Not Just Because of COVID-19
Tristan Fewings/Getty The fashion calendar is built around four major cities: New York, London, Milan, and Paris. As coronavirus has affected every facet of life, the fashion industry has been put on pause. However, with a moment of pause also comes a moment of self-reflection. An open letter started by […]
White Milano Plans ‘Phygital’ Format for September Show
Click here to read the full article. ITA-LOVE: Ever the vocal supporter of Italian fashion, White Milano is embracing a phygital approach for its September show aimed at shining a light especially on Italian fashion businesses. Planned for Sept. 24 to 27 at a still undisclosed location in Milan’s Tortona […]
Inside TV’s Fashion Design Competition Series Trend With ‘Project Runway,’ ‘Making the Cut,’ ‘Next in Fashion’
Click here to read the full article. When “Project Runway” premiered on Bravo in 2004, it entered a crowded reality competition landscape but still managed to be the first of its kind as a fashion design competition. Now, more than a decade and a half later, such fashion series are […]
Is this the end of fashion as we know it?
Paris (AFP) – Paris fashion week goes online for the first time in its history Monday, with fashion rocked not just by the coronavirus but by a growing revolt from within the industry. The virus has brought designers’ long-suppressed frustrations with the system and its unforgiving pace bubbling to the […]