Bitchcore Is The Look Of The 2020’s Mean Girl
By Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse Euphoria season two may be over, but the show was sure to leave its mark before retreating into production. As well as scarring many viewers and daring to
The Battle of Collaborations: Nike vs adidas
By Lynn Mongameli A timeless battle, the American sportswear giant Nike and the historic German brand adidas have dominated the sneaker market for decades. Both rooted in footwear, Nike and adidas generated
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By Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse It has been impossible to escape the promotional activities of The Batman cast recently, but why would you want to when Zoë Kravitz has been consistently serving us
3 Players Breaking The Stigma Of The Poorly Dressed Footballer
By Lynn Mongameli The adage has always been that footballers can’t dress, and to be honest, the saying has always been spot on. Footballers are notorious for their horrible style, bar a
The Radiant Chaotic Good of Jewel Ham
Olisa Jr. interviews New York artist Jewel Ham on her latest exhibition, ‘i said what i said.’ Interview & Words by Olisa Jr. At 23 years old, the New York artist Jewel
Everything You Need To Know About New BBC Fashion Contest, The Drop
By Memuna Konteh Somewhere between Project Runway and PAQ challenges, The Drop, BBC Three’s new fashion competition, brings together some of the hottest new UK streetwear designers. Each week they battle it
3 Reasons Tremaine Emory Is Perfect For Supreme
By Lynn Mongameli When VF Corp acquired Supreme in 2020 for $2.1 Billion, a lot of us were left scratching our heads, wondering where the brand that at one point had become
South African Luxury Designer, Thebe Magugu Partners With AZ Factory
By Wanique Block In light of Alber Elbaz’s vision to create a brand that challenges the way fashion operates and evolves, innovative fashion startup AZ Factory has unveiled a new strategy that
Bethany Collins’ Art Offered Me Lessons on The Nuances of Self-Conception
The first painting of Bethany Collins’ work I came across was her piece, “Well, They Just Don’t Match Up” II, from her series titled Noise. It was an undoubtedly alluring visual of white spatters
CISE Releases An Exclusive Collection For Women’s History Month
By Wanique Block With the commencement and celebration of Women’s History Month, fashion brand CISE store has unveiled its latest collection titled PROTECT BLACK WOMEN. In honour of Women’s History Month this year,