FashioNxt Week is Portland Oregon’s version of Fashion Week, with an emphasis on the Pacific Northwest, showcases designers from around the […]
Author: Rhonda P. Hill
We have moved! EDGE offices are now based in Portland OR with continued international reach. FASHION MATTERS – […]
Crystal chandeliers, embroidered tapestries, carved marble fountains and columns, and frescoes and murals were the backdrop to Woodbury […]
. . . And to Those Still Trying to Break Through the ‘Noise’. There are no impossibilities. In […]
What is responsible fashion? When you. . . Procure manufactured materials that are biodegradable or recycled Up-cycle discarded, […]
10,000 liters of water is required to grow one kilo of cotton needed to make just one pair […]
“Made in Forests” – a short story about sustainable fashion. Malaysian-born film star and UNDP Goodwill Ambassador Michelle […]
[The] Japanese shibori industry now has serious issues: aging artisans without next generation to pass this heritage on, […]
Textiles of historic traditional compositions and unparalleled beauty have been a marker of our time, and in some […]
Four in five (79%) think clothing brands should provide information on their environmental commitments. Spanish and Italian consumers […]
Art fairs are a creative hub, not solely for art but for fashion, too. Both, visually stimulating, heighten […]
Art fairs thrive when visitors experience emotional moments of engagement with the art and a sense of camaraderie […]
The experience of a fashion showcase doesn’t always come in a neat package of theatrical runway drama, museum exhibitions, […]
Fashion News from Fashion United Can the biggest players in the fashion industry unite to stop global warming? […]
I began seeing the clothes I had been accountable for making as post-consumer waste: in thrift stores, jammed […]
With 25.5 billion pounds of USE-ABLE textiles thrown away each year (70 pounds per American), there is a lot of waste that can be prevented. – The EPA Blog
Fashion News from Fashion United Expertise is no longer a guarantee in this business and bachelors degrees and […]
The fashion industry continues to hover in a state of flux . . . and we predict that […]
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
