Trey Dickenson
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Apple’s Keynote Is Fashion Week for Tech People (opens the original)
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By Trey Dickenson, as told to Jake Silbert. To most of the world, Cupertino is a made-up city that they associate with their weather app. But for people who love tech, it’s where we gather for the greatest launch from the most influential brand in the world every year. Us editors in New York City correlate September with fashion week but the foundation of viewing and sharing those moments begins with the products in Cupertino, literally. Like, the actual phones we all shoot with come from here,
Live Music Makes Fashion Shows Better (opens the original)
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By Trey Dickenson, as told to Jake Silbert. There’s nothing better than being put onto music in real life. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been the type to get quite annoyed by someone telling me about a song as opposed to organically stumbling across the right song at the right moment. Organic discovery is everything. Recently, I was in the car with some friends and Frankie Knuckles' “The Whistle Song” came on shuffle, giving me the perfect opportunity to explain to everyone in the car that
A Genius adidas Collab Isn't Even This Collection's Most Exciting Thing (opens the original)
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By Trey Dickenson, as told to Jake Silbert. Aside from a random job offer that might've had me move to its capital, I'd never much thought about Denmark. Nothing against Copenhagen — it's just no Atlanta. But Copenhagen Fashion Week is helping change my mind. This was by far the smoothest, the most organized fashion week I've ever experienced and given how insane these things normally go, that's saying something. And O.Files' presentation was one of the best I've ever seen. Definitely up there.
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