The BTTS involves the entire world of urban art in a single celebration, where exponents of the old school meet and confront the levers of the new generation.
Through her shots, Jess brings out the deep understanding and immense sensitivity she feels toward the subjects depicted. Without judgment, she seeks to amplify the voices of the unheard, through poetic shots. Sometimes provocative.
LGBTQ people are considered the last of society: Fortunately, there is another world, underground and clandestine, where this community can freely express its identity with pride, The Ballrooms
The Paninari wear expensive clothes, lead the life of a scion, and introduce sportswear into the urban lifestyle – like the padded Moncler sleeveless jacket or Best Company sweatshirts – which they usually wear during their skiing vacations in Cortina or Courmayeur.
Photo Dumping derives from “dump” or “download” – because that’s what it is: downloading photos on the Instagram feed, like a real dustbin.
It all started in the late 1970s in King’s Road, London. Jordan is the sales clerk of the most irreverent and outrageous store in the city “Sex”, by Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood.
The store attracts musicians, artists and creatives of what will be the future English Punk scene, including the group around which everything will revolve as a planet, the “Sex Pistols”
In just a few months, Lil Miquela went viral and became world famous – a successful experiment.
Today, the fashion scene is rapidly expanding its horizons into the virtual world with virtual influencers, the new fashion marketing players populating the Metaverse.
It all started in the late ‘50s, they adopted this look because they considered it a way to state the equality of people of all walks of life, not an high-end exclusive. The Black movement gave a new political context to the Ivy style.
The tumblelog can also include all the processes and the long way between an idea and the concluding post, exactly like we would do with a notepad, where we take notes that will lead us to the creative content.
Polo Ralph Lauren’s creative director Ralph Lifshitz was born in the Bronx, and therefore, he was connected to the needs of his neighbourhood. That’s why he always remembered his journey ‘From the hood to the top’ and worked to bring luxury through fashion to the less fortunate.
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