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StyleDish: Custom Nail Art At The Adidas Popup
If you’re in NYC and in need of a mani (I know I am), head over to 365 Broadway to have Teyana Taylor and Christina Rinaldi give you some custom tips.
Today’s Must-Have Collab? Celia Birtwell For Uniqlo
The iconic British textiles designer known for bold prints — and a stint as artist David Hockney’s muse — has brought her global aesthetic to Uniqlo (and us!). Starting today, fast-fashion shoppers can snap up everything from t-shirts, tunics and vests, to jeggings (wait, are those still a thing?), pajamas, totes and scarves in signature [...]
StyleDish: Laetitia Casta Pulls A Bjork For Vogue Paris
Except, you know, this time the swan is on her head.
Cyndi Lauper And Tavi Gevinson Are The New Faces Of Uniqlo
What a day for Orla Kiely! The British designer we discovered courtesy of Kate Middleton’s coat dress this morning is apparently collaborating with Uniqlo on a collection which debuted today. Even more exciting is the fact that Cyndi Lauper and Tavi Gevinson are starring in the campaign.
64-Year-Old Susan Sarandon Gets A New Modeling Contract
Fashion brands like to put a bunch of multicolored thin people in an ad campaign and then demand snaps for their open attitudes about diversity. But Uniqlo‘s fall campaign, which features celebrities and real (albeit famous and successful) people in a variety of ages and sizes, really tries to live up to its “Made For All” philosophy.
Jil Sander For Uniqlo Is Dunzo
Jil Sander‘s next collection for her award-winning +J collaboration with Uniqlo will be her last. The Japanese mega-retailer announced today that they will no longer be collaborating with the minimalist German designer.
10 Important Things We Learned Last Week: March 13-19
This wasn’t just any week, this was our birthday week! Happy birthday to us! To celebrate, we bring you an all-important recap of the (birthday!) week that was featuring John Galliano, Kate Middleton, Tyra Banks and more. Yay birthday!
How The Fashion Industry Is Helping Japan (You Can, Too!)
People around the world have been awestruck by the destruction caused by earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan last week, and since then there’s been an outpouring of support from charities and relief organizations all over the world. The fashion community is no different, and its members have taken to a variety of tactics to raise support, money and simple awareness about the overwhelming obstacles Japan now faces. Herein, a few examples of how people in fashion have been trying to help — and how you can help, too.
Uniqlo Donates $25.6 Million In Disaster Relief To Japan
Uniqlo isn’t just based in Japan — it’s downright ubiquitous over there. We’ve even shopped at a Uniqlo in a Tokyo subway station! Regardless, it’s still amazing that the retailer is donating $25.6 million to the Japanese Red Cross Society to aid in disaster relief.
Agyness Deyn’s Sister Designs For Uniqlo
Agyness Deyn’s little sister Emily Deyn has decided to step away from her sister’s shadow and put herself in her own fashion spotlight. Last year, Emily and her best friend Aliyah Hussain designed a one-off t-shirt featuring the Queen of England which the duo gave to Agyness as a birthday present. After Aggy wore the top backstage at an Anna Sui show, the design gained global recognition — and now Emily is thinking bigger.
Forever 21 Teams Up With Brian Lichtenberg
It appears that Forever 21 is following the footsteps of their other reasonably priced peers, H&M, Target, and Uniqlo and creating a collaboration line of their own. Graphic t-shirts are among the designs that L.A. based designer Brian Lichtenberg will be creating for Forever 21. According to WWD, “A Forever 21 spokesperson confirmed the collaboration was in the works and said an announcement would be made in the coming months.”
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