4 Trends That May Form The Agency Business In 2021

By Keisha P. Crabtree 8 hours ago

Did the Pandemic Permanently Shift Consumer Habits Towards Online Buying?

By Keisha P. Crabtree 15 hours ago

This Is What Bohemian Style Looks Like in 2020, According to Fashion Girls

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ACC Tournament Bracket Is Officially Set After Duke’s Loss To UNC

By Keisha P. Crabtree 15 hours ago

13 Cool Aussie Brands Fashion Girls Secretly Love

By Keisha P. Crabtree 15 hours ago

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4 Trends That May Form The Agency Business In 2021

By Keisha P. Crabtree 8 hours ago

Did the Pandemic Permanently Shift Consumer Habits Towards Online Buying?

By Keisha P. Crabtree 15 hours ago

This Is What Bohemian Style Looks Like in 2020, According to Fashion Girls

By Keisha P. Crabtree 15 hours ago

ACC Tournament Bracket Is Officially Set After Duke’s Loss To UNC

By Keisha P. Crabtree 15 hours ago

Clemson Basketball on Verge of Wasting Impressive Start to Season

By Keisha P. Crabtree 1 month ago

Sometimes, it’s not that you lose. It’s how you lose.

Clemson men’s basketball is doing both in an alarming fashion and it’s raised many questions after an incredibly promising start. Last Saturday’s 35-point loss to No. 13 Virginia was supposed to be because of an 11-day layoff due to COVID-19 protocols within the Tiger program. 

After two games were postponed and momentum from a four-game winning streak was halted, Clemson has yet to look anything like the team that started the season 9-1 with seven wins over Power 5 teams. 

The latest game, an 83-65 loss to Georgia Tech on Wednesday, is actually a bigger head-scratcher than when the Cavs played their best game of the year. After all, UVA was ranked and still undefeated in ACC play. 

The Yellow Jackets, meanwhile, had not played a game in 17 days because of COVID-19 protocols. They had only competed once

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RuPaul’s Drag Race best outfits

By Keisha P. Crabtree 3 days ago

Drag and fashion have always had a symbiotic relationship, from vogueing — the dance that mimics the editorial poses of models — to the 2019 Met Gala’s Camp: Notes on Fashion theme. Drag artists parody the images they see on runways, red carpets and the pages of magazines, and, in turn, designers like Gaultier and Jeremy Scott have been inspired by drag’s theatricality and gender-usurping.

Since the dawn of RuPaul’s Drag Race 12 years ago, the lines between the art form depicted in the Emmy award-winning show and the fashion industry have continued to blur. Season after season, episode challenges saw the queen hopefuls creating upcycled looks, making over a Coach bag and even re-creating Alexander McQueen’s breathtaking SS99 spray painting robots. And post-show the same queens went on to walk for Savage X Fenty and Moschino, star in Prada campaigns and curate collections for Opening Ceremony

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How 11 Golden Globes Outfits Looked Like on the Runway

By Keisha P. Crabtree 5 days ago

A virtual red carpet didn’t stop celebrities from looking to the runway for their Golden Globes fashion.

For the 2021 Golden Globes, many nominated stars and presenters looked to the Paris Fashion Week runways for their looks, pulling from recent spring 2021 ready-to-wear and couture collections of major design houses like Dior, Chanel and Valentino.

Men’s fashion was at the forefront of Sunday’s awards ceremony, especially among nominated actors Dan Levy and Leslie Odom Jr., who wore looks from Valentino’s recent spring 2021 couture collection. The collection was the first from the design house to offer men’s couture styles.

Levy, whose hit show “Schitt’s Creek” won the Golden Globe for Best Television Series — Musical or Comedy, wore a lemon yellow suit with a matching sequined top from the Valentino collection. Odom Jr., who was nominated for Best Supporting Actor — Motion Picture, wore

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New York Fashion Week Already Has Breakout Stars. Will You Wear Them?

By Keisha P. Crabtree 3 weeks ago

Kimberly Goldson

Kimberly Goldson began designing her new collection right after she learned that Saks had picked up her eponymous clothing line. After nearly a decade in business, her dream had come true. So, as she told The Daily Beast last week, her fall collection “reflects where [the brand] has been—hidden in plain sight, but people are finally getting to know who we are. We feel seen, but we’re still moving incognito.”

That, along with the calls to “support Black designers” in the wake of the death of George Floyd last summer inspired Goldson to create her “Stealth Print.” She hid her gilded “KG” logo into bold, geometric prints to symbolize how the brand had “hid in plain sight” before activists found them. It’s not logomania, exactly—you won’t notice the letters unless you look very, very closely. Ultimately, the expertly-tailored pieces stand on their own. It’s a great

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