Editorials
Closed Denim: Finding Your Perfect Fit
Closed Denim’s philosophy essentially boils down to family, trust, and diversity. Many denim brands exist today, and it can be overwhelmingly difficult to sift through the options. Finding the perfect pair of jeans is no easy task, and it’s not always the most uplifting. But there’s no better feeling than finally discovering your perfect fit, and we’re here to help.
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A Brief History of the Handloom in India
Not only is handlooming important because of its cultural connotations, it also plays a vital role in the economy, because it is the second largest economic activity after agriculture. As one of the most important industries in India, working with handlooms has provided employment to at least 4.3 million people. There are production hubs scattered along the length of India, and each specializes in a particular type of textile production.
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Maison de Vacances: Nestled in the Heart of Paris
Maison de Vacances is now run as a collaboration between Michèle’s daughter Emmanuelle Fouks and her partner Nicolas Mauriac, with the motto to “dress your house as you like to dress.” Their high-quality products have a direct connection to personal style—not fleeting trends. Instead of being wrapped up in the cycle of fast production, Maison de Vacances prioritizes the use of the finest linens, cashmere and knits.
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Avant Toi Resort 2019: Endless Possibilities
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Péro, Marni and Etro: Shades of Aspen Gold
Péro, Marni and Etro: Shades of Aspen Gold Looking toward the Spring/Summer 2019 season, there’s a visible desire to enter the new year with empowering colors. Pantone’s reflection on last year’s New York Fashion week indicated a myriad of colors in the upcoming season that are guaranteed to enhance our spirit and confidence. The report […]
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Issey Miyake & Trippen: Artistic Influences
At a moment in time where everything is mass-produced and people’s tastes often hinge on recommendations produced by algorithms, there are few designers focused on creating work that is truly unique. There are not many who have mastered the process of creating work that is essentially timeless, in the way Issey Miyake and Trippen have either.
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Sophie Hong: Undeniable Reverence and Quiet Power
Sophie Hong’s unique design sensibility comes from a desire to merge the organic lines of the East into the more tailored style of Western fashion. When encountering one of her garments, one cannot ignore its undeniable reverence and quiet power. Sophie often finds herself looking to history to develop her own view and create contemporary, original collections.
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A Brief History of Paisley
The world discovered and obsessed over paisley as it swept from the East to West, appearing in Indian prints and Celtic embroidery where it was a symbol of fertility and eternal life. In Europe, some believe the pattern had the power to ward off bad luck, and others saw it as a symbol of rebellion.
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Introducing: Neeru Kumar
Over the past two decades, Neeru Kumar has revolutionized Indian textiles by implementing traditional techniques using indigenous materials. Her adept sensibility in color and texture allows a continuous succession of new possibilities to populate her collections as she succeeds at what so many attempt to do: blend traditional craft and modern design.
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New Mieko Mintz: A Reflection of Pantone Colors for 2019
For Spring 2019, Pantone said their choices were driven by the need to be “vibrant without being overpowering–they highlighted shades that illustrate our desire for authenticity and our continued need for creativity and relatable, accessible design.”
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Learning from Sacai, Spring 2019
Sacai’s new spring collection is an amalgam of deconstructed staple pieces that reference numerous styles. Chitose Abe is a master of redefining classic shapes into a hybridization of elements that don’t seem to belong together within one garment. The new collection challenges our perception of what has come before and what can come next.
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Péro Resort Reveals the Color of the Year
Trends take a backseat to textiles, as Péro is designed with a focus on craft. Each garment is hand-loomed and dyed by artisans. Elaborate details are created by more than half a dozen artists working together on a single piece. Although some may say this is limiting, it allows Péro to establish works of art that are essentially timeless.
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Album di Famiglia: Celebrating Joy in Life's Simplest Moments
Known for their refined shapes, luxuriously soft fabrics, and respect for the local economy and environment, Album di Famiglia is a gem of Italian fashion labels. Season after season, each garment is produced with unparalleled quality: designed, cut, and sewn in a small workshop in the town of Lomazzo, Italy.
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Rundholz Coats: Futuristic & Architectural Expression
Rundholz: Futuristic and Architectural Expression
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Gilda Midani Resort: Polka Dots
Gilda Midani Resort: Polka Dots Gilda Midani has a freeing aesthetic – comfort becomes disguised as elegance that flows through airy lines and organic silhouettes. Brush strokes and textural elements lend a hand in making this line truly artistic as dyed edges blend into one another. Richly colored teals reminiscent of seaside waters can be […]
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Péro: Illustrations Come to Life
At the intersection of traditional Indian textiles and handmade artistry sits Aneeth Arora’s line, Péro. Since its launch in 2009, Péro has taken the world by storm, as they continue to produce feminine and whimsical designs with a distinctly Indian perspective.
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Avant Toi: The Cutting Edge of Luxury Knitwear
Artistic director Mirko Ghignone has translated a love of avant-garde into truly innovative production techniques, unique to the line. Never afraid to break the rules, Mirko is continually pushing the boundaries of dyeing and fabric manipulation of cashmere and other luxury yarns, such as silk and linen. Pieces are smoked, torn, destroyed, blended, and spray-painted to become singular creations that are refined yet provoking.
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The Mystique of Scarves Volume One
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Pleats Please: Fashion in Motion
Made from single pieces of fabric, the innovation behind Pleats Please is that the clothes are first cut and sewn together three times larger than the finished garments. They are then hand-fed into a heat press between two sheets of paper. The garment emerges with permanent pleats, enabling both texture and form to be created at the same time.
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Cire Trudon: Lighting Paris & The World Since 1643
Claude Trudon opened his candle making boutique in 1643, lighting the neighborhoods of Paris. This humble beginning was only the start to Trudon’s success, as cathedrals and French royals took notice of
his high-quality candles. Extensively renowned for their expertise, his company made candling a respected art, which is a legacy that has survived to the modern day.
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Kaval: The Best in Japanese Craftsmanship & Vintage Textiles
Kaval’s collections are an intimate showcase of true artisanal handcraft that honors the textile traditions of Japan while bringing modern people peace, ease, and comfort through dressing. Thoughtful and beautiful design meant for everyday wear is mixed with the time-honored craft creating one of a kind pieces like nothing else.
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Explore Uma Wang’s Fall Collection: Clothing With A Patina from the Past
Explore Uma Wang’s Fall Collection: Clothing With A Patina from the Past