The fashion industry continues to hover in a state of flux . . . and we predict that […]
Author: Rhonda P. Hill
Join the movement! With the focus on fashion consumerism and the circular economy, Fashion for Good museum is […]
It may have been a long time coming, but Eco-fashion is no longer a hippie pipe dream. Biker […]
Blurred Boundaries: Fashion as an Art fashion exhibit, curated by Rhonda P. Hill Congratulations to designers: Tingyue Jiang […]
The power of fashion lies in its ability to transform identity and culture. GraySpace Gallery presents Blurred Boundaries: Fashion […]
There are economic, ethical, cultural, and design issues around mass production, particularly mass produced fashion. Aside from […]
One thing I want to do is figure out a better way to leave less of a footprint. […]
Brain cancer survivor, Susan Tancer, creates one-of-a-kind functional art. Painting became a therapeutic escape from cancer treatment. After […]
This was an experience that you can’t get in school; it is like a master teaching their apprentice. […]
Breaking the rules, disrupting the fashion system is easier than you think. Fashion designer, Peivand Mirzaie has made […]
Alexander McQueen will clearly be documented in fashion history as the first most awarded and socially provocative designer. […]
A water-pollution-inspired collection gets the attention of a museum. I really think that showing in museums helps […]
Fashion, like art, embodies the time we live in and society bears witness to the interpretation of its historical and cultural significance. - RPH
A ten minute catwalk? How about a ten month campaign of exposure! Why not leverage this very short […]
Fashion design is my diary. I always can mark a collection around a devastating or exciting time in my […]
Francesco Rasola is on the EDGE Radar for a very good reason. He thinks, he makes you think, […]
The Fashion industry has contributed to the earth’s pollution, and my endeavor is to show the world that […]
We need to shift our consumption values so that the entire fashion system can shift along with it. - RPH
What does this mean for the fashion community? According to a report by Technopak, “in contrast to the increasingly aged populations […]
Emerging designers get exposed [E D G E]! With the thousands of fashion shows worldwide, very few expose […]
The future is in the hands of the consumers with a power shift away from the retailers. Shoppers […]
I love finding inspiration from a painting – either the lines, colors, shapes, or the story of the […]
Gregorio Sánchez showcases his colorful México heritage through his use of handmade embroidery and an artistic bent on […]
I often compare my runways to the album release or a movie premiere; so much design, work, and planning goes into it and its meant to be enjoyed as a complete body of work. - Michael Ngo
Non-conforming, fun, whimsical, graphically bold, socially charged, playful, colorful, daring. This is not your usual stuff, hmm . […]
The Korean American designer, Grace Moon, brings artistry to her designs with striking color block combinations, unconventional layering, and […]
An industry in transition. How advanced is the textile industry in reducing the carbon footprint while implementing ethical business practices? Larry Serbin, President […]
Non-biodegradable clothes are manufactured synthetic textiles including polyester, spandex, nylon, and rayon[*]. It may take between 20 to […]
Fashion and Society – A Constant State of Interpretation | 배혜진 HYEE JIN BAE, An Artist’s Perspective
Fashion, like art, embodies the time we live in and society bears witness to the interpretation of its […]
I saw Al Gore’s documentary and felt that what I was doing in fashion didn’t have real meaning […]
