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Whether Or Not Things Are Actually Looking Up In Fashion Right Now (opens the original)
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Over the past couple of weeks, there’s certainly been quite a bit of commotion happening across the fashion industry.Take, for example, how the previously-announced annual Met Gala exhibit, set to honor controversial fashion designer John Galliano, was quickly cancelled. Consequently, and especially as the Met Gala’s position in today’s fashion landscape continues to be questioned, I found that online sentiment surrounding the
Everything You Need To Know About Fashion Week(s) (opens the original)
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It’s that time of year again. The summer months are fading away (goodbye, Burberry bikinis and $700 The Row flip flops) with fall fashion now on the horizon (hello, Burberry trench coats and way-more-expensive The Row Margaux bags).But the return to a fall wardrobe isn’t the only thing September has in store for fashion, as September is often referred to as the official start of fashion’s new year. <a href="https://www.voguescandina
4 Books If You Want To Learn More About Technology And Data Science (opens the original)
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It goes without saying that the technology world has evolved significantly since I graduated college with a computer science degree back in 2020. I mean, I used to complete most of my coding interviews in C (old programming language), and didn’t even learn Python (cooler, more modern programming language) until my senior year. Today, I use Python nearly every single day. So, keeping up with technology, especially outside of the classroom, is imperative, as the field is <a href="https://www.nytim
The Climate Is Changing And Yes It’s Showing Up Across Fashion Trends (opens the original)
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The interesting thing about using data analytics to track and understand fashion trends is that, often, it’s not just about what is trending (not always groundbreaking), but by how much something is trending (sometimes can be groundbreaking).Take, for example, how florals rise in popularity every spring. Which, much thanks to The Devil Wears Prada (2006), is perhaps one of the most famously obvious fashion trends one can observe. So, this spring, after analyz
Some Trends That Signal Fashion Is Getting Bolder And Louder And More Optimistic (opens the original)
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I’ve previously written about how restraint and minimalism have been dominating style on a large scale ever since “quiet luxury” became fashion’s biggest fad in 2023. Like how there’s been an emphasis on if-you-know-you-know, logo-less bags, or an increase in somewhat simpler trends becoming popularized. I mean, remember last summer’s white tank top cra… <a href="https://www.databutmakeitfa
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