GUAP Interviews: Revival & Resurrection -A new conceptual and sustainable brand for your watch list

GUAP Interviews: Revival & Resurrection -A new conceptual and sustainable brand for your watch list

Revival & Resurrection is a sustainable British-Nigerian cyber boutique; using a holistic approach to tackle waste and empower the voices of women and non-binary people through colours & textures. The brand has sustainability

Conscious Black-Owned Brand Cold Laundry Releases New Collection ‘Redemption’

Conscious Black-Owned Brand Cold Laundry Releases New Collection ‘Redemption’

Cold Laundry is a London based contemporary brand run by the duo  Ola and Cerise. Cold Laundry was created in order to provide streetwear and minimalist fans contemporary quality clothing without sacrificing

Russian Fashion Council Presents Global Talents Digital Day 1

Russian Fashion Council Presents Global Talents Digital Day 1

On June 10 to 11, 2020, Global Talents Digital took place, the world’s first hybrid international online fashion project, which combined real designer collections along with the digital ones. Virtual and human

The Brands Responding To Sharon Chuter’s Pull Up Or Shut Up Challenge

The Brands Responding To Sharon Chuter’s Pull Up Or Shut Up Challenge

On June 5th Sharon Chuter spoke out on the hypocrisy of the brands sharing posts in solidarity with the black lives matter movement and demanded influencers and consumers to hold these same

The Vogue Challenge Is Bringing Diversity & Inclusivity To The Fashion Industry

The Vogue Challenge Is Bringing Diversity & Inclusivity To The Fashion Industry

After the past few months being quite the ordeal for all of us but certianly for some more than others, British Vogue has dedicated its July 2020 issue to celebrating key workers

Racism In The Workplace And It’s Effects On Black Employees Mental Health

Racism In The Workplace And It’s Effects On Black Employees Mental Health

Hearing from the fashion world that once again a black person has been forced to resign from a company due to racism and being undervalued is disappointing yet not surprising. Millions of

GUAP Meets: Lydia Bolton – The London Designer Using Deadstock To Bring Garments To Life

GUAP Meets: Lydia Bolton – The London Designer Using Deadstock To Bring Garments To Life

In our latest GUAP meets, we got the chance to talk with Lydia Bolton, the sustainable designer using strictly dead stock and unwanted clothing to bring her garments to life. Lydia grew

Trapstar London Releases ‘Enough Is Enough’ Merch In Honour Of the Black Lives Matter Movement

Trapstar London Releases ‘Enough Is Enough’ Merch In Honour Of the Black Lives Matter Movement

Over the weekend Trapstar London announced they will be releasing ‘Enough Is Enough’ merch in honour of the #BlackLivesMatter movement. As a black British company who’ve had first-hand experience with prejudice and

Russian Fashion Council Turns Global Talents Project Into A Virtual Fashion Event

Russian Fashion Council Turns Global Talents Project Into A Virtual Fashion Event

On June 10th to 11th 2020, Global Talents Digital is taking place, the world’s first hybrid international online fashion project, which will combine real designer collections along with the digital ones. Virtual

Luxury Black Brands To Root For

Luxury Black Brands To Root For

We’ve been hearing alot about all the brands we should be boycotting, some of these brands we shop at regularly or look to for inspiration and have supported in some way. It

Pull Up Or Shut Up: Systematic Racism & Inequality In The Fashion And Beauty Industry

Pull Up Or Shut Up: Systematic Racism & Inequality In The Fashion And Beauty Industry

Jackie Aina has sparked a new hashtag #pulluporshutup an initiative started by the founder of UOMA beauty Sharon Chuter, demanding brands who have been posting with Black Lives Matter hashtags within 72

The Erasure Of Black History: Why Cultural Appropriation In The Fashion Industry Is Actually   Colonialism

The Erasure Of Black History: Why Cultural Appropriation In The Fashion Industry Is Actually Colonialism

The fashion industry has been known for its heavy participation in cultural appropriation whilst giving little to no voice and recognition to the important and valuable history many these “styles and trends”