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“Fast Fashion and Economies of Scale: a Gift or a Curse?”
Are you familiar with the term fast fashion? In case you are not, the term refers to the “business model of replicating recent catwalk trends and high-fashion designs, mass producing them at a low cost, and bringing them to retail quickly while demand is at its highest.” In a quickly evolving world, where trends change…
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“Paris Fashion Week: Summary of the best runways”
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“Exclusive Interview with VanityCoke: A Glimpse Inside the Fashion Industry”
What is VanityCoke? Fashion and social media have a lot of common characteristics: trends evolve with lightning speed, the spotlight constantly shifts, and you must differentiate to remain relevant. The journey of succeeding in one of those two fields, let alone in both, can appear as a labyrinthine quest. Yet, VanityCoke is a fashion virtuoso…
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“Milan Fashion Week: Summary of the best runways”
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“Stitching Stories: Rising from the Great Depression”
The world was shocked by the turbulent economic catastrophe that wounded the globe after the extravagant Roaring Twenties which were known for their loud Art Deco influences and colorful costumes. Misery and uncertainty shrouded the world during the Great Depression of the 1920s and 1930s, altering fundamentally social conventions, especially in fashion. This article investigates…
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“Tuxedo: from the Roaring Twenties to Milano Fashion Week”
So, what is a tuxedo? The answer might seem obvious, but apparently, it’s not. Also known as a dinner jacket or dinner suit in British English, a tuxedo is a formal evening suit primarily distinguished by satin. To better answer the question, it’s fundamental to report what happened during the Dolce&Gabbana runway for the Milan Fashion Week…
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“The Hermes Enigma: Decoding the Mystery of Kelly and Birkin”
Hermes, an icon of luxury, is renowned for its Birkin and Kelly bags, steeped in history dating back to the brand’s origins in 1837. These bags’ allure lies in scarcity, leveraging psychological biases, exorbitant pricing, and a display of conspicuous consumption. They symbolize exclusivity, elegance, and status in a world driven by consumerism.
