Our interview with ASKET
ASKET is a Swedish brand that creates quality wardrobe essentials. Brand's founders Jacob Dworsky and August Bard Bringéus are rebelling against fast fashion and consumerism.
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Fashion
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Explore our world of fashion where we discuss all aspects of it – from trends, designers, collections to effects that fashion has on us in our daily lives.
Eco fashion brands for every style
We bring you 5 eco fashion brands for every style. Choose between stylish and sustainable options that are kind to the environment.
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The best fashion exhibitions in 2018
Let's go on a trip around the world, from New York to Paris and London, visiting the best fashion exhibitions of 2018!
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Is ugly fashion’s new pretty?
Lately, fashion has had me wondering if ugly is the new pretty and where do we draw the line when it comes to new (and sometimes ridiculous) trends.
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Best Australian Clothing Brands
We bring you best Australian clothing brands that make us dream of great outfits and sunny times.
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Tracee Ellis Ross – women we love
Do you know who Tracee Ellis Ross is? If not, you are seriously missing out. She's an actress, a model, a comedian and an overall amazing lady.
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3 Scandinavian fashion brands you need to know about
These Scandinavian fashion brands prove that there's more than just minimalism that's done right in this part of the world. Discover Scandi labels it girls around the world are going crazy about!
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Is being over trends the next trend?
Are you also feeling like you have an allergic reaction to trends? Will the next trend be totally forgetting about the outdated concept of something being trendy or not?
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Yves Saint Laurent Paris museum
Yves Saint Laurent Paris museum has opened its doors, honouring the fashion genius that forever left his mark on the way we dress. How did the city of lights ever exist without the YSL museum?
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Re-discovering Bea Feitler
Looking at her work it feels like I've known her forever, but somehow the name Bea Feitler did not sound familiar. It's time to put the name to iconic works that were way ahead of the times.
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