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Why Denim Collaborations Are on the rise and how it benefits brands Since Levi’s invented denim in the 1800s, jeans have been a staple in American workwear and still stand today in contemporary fashion. From skinny leg to barrel jeans, the trends in silhouettes and washes keep customers coming back for more. In recent years,
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After graduation, it is common for students to find themselves in a different job than what they studied in school. Isis Bryant, BFA Product Development, quickly learned at her first internship that she had a passion for designing accessories, especially handbags. Fashion School Daily sat down with Isis to talk about her role as a
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One man’s trash is another man’s treasure, especially if you are vintage shopping in New York City. In a city this big, it can be hard to know where to start with each store holding a different curation. Here is a list of some of the most unique vintage stores by neighborhood. The Bendel’s of
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Known as the modern-day Carrie Bradshaw, Caroline Vazzana is living the dream of every “It” girl. The fashion editor, stylist and influencer started her career in fashion as an intern for Anna Sui and later went to intern at Marie Claire. She later worked for fashion magazines like Teen Vogue, and InStyle. Throughout her career,
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New York Fashion Week has come a long way. Gone are the days of the tents at Bryant Park and the nostalgia of pioneer 90s designers—think Marc Jacobs, Donna Karan, and Michael Kors. A new class has emerged, along with a new type of fashion show. Last season, the Starret-Lehigh Building in Chelsea was the
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Swedish footwear brand Axel Arigato is reaching new territory, opening its first U.S. store in New York City’s SoHo neighborhood. Located at 273 Lafayette Street, the 1,130 square-foot space was created in collaboration with Halleroed, the architectural studio that helped develop the brand’s European stores. Inside the store, the brand launched a limited-edition capsule exclusive
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