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From being patient to cheating a bit, Anna Pursglove reveals how fashion’s smartest shoppers bag a bargain.

Avoiding outfit repeating is a privileged mindset that almost nobody can keep up with, yet the pressures still exist.

The red-headed man wearing what looks like the ultimate Christmas sweater walks up to the camera. A yellow quadrant surrounds him. Facial recognition software immediately identifies the man as ... a…

From Doja Cat to members of BTS, see the artists who showed up in the City of Lights.

Here’s Doja Cat’s style evolution, from 2014 to present day.

The sheer volume of super cheap clothes being advertised to young people is alarming—and terrible for the environment

Products with real fur masquerading as fake are sometimes sold at low prices. Most people expect real fur to be more expensive than material made from synthetics.

A lot less than you think, if a new report is anything to go by.

A deep dive into a booming economy where TikTok’s “uglycore”, awful-looking NFTs, ugly vegetables, chaotic cakes and more unesthethicaly pleasant things now take centre stage — and why people are…

Yesterday, Twitter got a taste of what the beginnings of text-to-image-generated fashion might look like — and it's beautiful.

For all of human history, our species have used both natural and synthetic dyes—but have we taken our obsession with color to an extreme?

Everything and anything can be a trend on the internet. Why are we so determined to name them?

«Trend brain, as I call it, encourages us to simplify everything online into something either buyable, understandable, or moral (and therefore worthy of consumption).»

Inside the cutthroat world of rag houses and reselling in the age of TikTok.

Many clothing donations end up in an unexpected place — African landfills.

«In the end, only Rwanda stood its ground — a sign of the geopolitical power imbalance that makes it hard for African countries to assert their economic independence from the»

The inspirations behind the techwear seen in games like Death Stranding often come from the same place

Yesterday’s Pleats are in tomorrow’s seafood (microplastics, it seems, tend to proliferate in mollusks like scallops, mussels and oysters, fancy girl food and treif alike). Of all the myriad…

A look at the evolution of the fashion industry and where technology is taking it next, from AR/VR dressing rooms to temperature-changing fabrics and beyond.