Molly-Mae Hague uses her 24 hours to say “sorry” but will it mend the damage of the toxic hustle culture she clearly embodies.
“We all have the same 24 hours” – Influencer & Creative Director of Pretty Little Thing’s Molly-Mae Hague comes under fire for comments on work ethic. We all have the same 24
Move Over Emily Cooper, This Is The Real French Girl Fashion
Season two of Emily in Paris was anticipated by many, either because of a love for the show or a love for hating on the dreadful fashion choices of its main character.
Fashionable and Functional: Platforms return to the stomping ground.
Whether your aesthetic skews classic, minimalist, sporty, feminine, or ebbs and flows depending on your mood, there's a platform shoe that can totally work for you. More modern interpretations of the platform
The Christmas Day Dressing Debate: Dress Up Or Dress Down?
Whether you want to simply look elegant while you unwrap what's under the tree, or you’re toying with the idea of leaving the warmth and comfort of your home on the big
How The F*ck Do You ‘Dress Festive’: Debunking The Christmas Party Dress Code
The Christmas party theme is also an opportunity to play up elements like your jewellery and accessories. Accessories are often vastly cheaper than clothes and, if you’re at a complete loss with
BLACK HURTS: An exploration of the Black experience
By Suzannah Gabriel Black Hurts is an exploration of double consciousness and liminality amongst black British youths in the UK by Photographer Suzannah Gabriel. Black Hurts touches on the Black Lives Matter
History of Levi’s: The Everlasting Uniform of ‘The Cool’
From the 50’s, Levi’s found themselves continually adopted as the de-facto uniform for radical, non-conformist groups; musicians, poets, greasers, hippies. All chose the functionality and ‘dangerous label attached to denim to personify
The Rave Renaissance
Contribution by Abigail Tate. An exploration into the post covid rave scene. The return of raves was an emotional experience for many in July. Freedom Day embodied a mutual feeling of surrealism
BRATZ: More Than Gen-Z’s Style Muse
Last month, the Arab Fashion Council kicked off the country’s Fashion Week, hosting their first ever in-person Fashion Icon Awards. Barbie absolutely dominated the event, winning 2021’s Fashion Icon of the Year
Deep Sniff: A History of Poppers and Queer Futures by Adam Zmith.
Deep Sniff explores the uses of poppers and how they found their way from the laboratory into pharmacies. Contribution by Lauren Hurrell. In this book, Adam Zmith explores the rising popularity of
Concert fashion and music merchandise: pledging allegiance to music with style
Fans have adopted fashion as a show of appreciation and love towards the artist and their music. These clothes mean something to them. This isn’t an unusual phenomenon within the world of
“Is it a crate? Or is it crack?” by Kirtis Clarke.
The crate challenge for me is a jump-off point to begin looking at black enjoyment, safety – or lack of – and the scepticism that exists in our community. The crate challenge