By Brianna Price Photo by launchnation.id on Instagram A trend can take over your entire feed overnight, only to disappear the next day. With the rise of social media, it feels like a new fashion trend comes and goes every other week. One day, everyone is wearing a certain brand or a certain style, and the next, it’s something completely different. Platforms like TikTok and Instagram make it easy for influencers to post new outfits and recommend certain products. But with man
By Emma Hatcher Photos by Emma Hatcher Fall is here, and fall fashion is in the city in full swing. With the changing colors of leaves, follows the transforming of clothes to fit the weather. Hereby differing articles of fall clothing begin to fill the stores and sidewalks, some new, some reused. Fashion itself however is on the bodies that walk the streets, in the buildings that fill the city, and on the walls and billboards plastered on every avenue. With the arrival of aut
By Amanda Beck Image by Andrea Sabugo Corseted silhouettes, low rise capris, and feathered accessories filled the runway as Ella Mae Jepson debuted her latest collection at New York Fashion Week. Inspired by what she described as “trashy Jersey shore meets Marie Antionette,” the collection created a bold and unexpected take on modern fashion. Founded in 2021, Ella Mae’s Los Angeles-based fashion label became known for blending whimsical designs with sustainable practices. Jep
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