Tag Archives: Still
Are Tabis Still Cool? The Case for Making Them Your Own
You either love Tabis or you hate them. Hardly any other shoe is as controversial and triggers as many emotions as the toe shoe. But still: It has become a must-have for all fashion nerds
Twenty Years On, Copenhagen Still Sets the Standard – Global Fashion Agenda
As Copenhagen Fashion Week hosts its Spring/Summer 2027 season, it does so not only by celebrating its twentieth anniversary, but by reinforcing Copenhagen’s position as one of the world’s leading fashion capitals. Over the past two decades, Copenhagen has built a distinctive identity—one where creativity, business and sustainability are not competing priorities, but mutually reinforcing…
Why Copenhagen Fashion Week Still Stands Apart
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Katrina Kaif skips the bling and still wins best-dressed in Rs 24K birthday looks
Katrina Kaif skips the bling and still wins best-dressed in Rs 24K birthday looks 1/4
Hijab-wearing Muslim women still face prejudice in Kyiv
Editor’s Note: This article is a part of the “Journalism of Tolerance” project by the Kyiv Post and its affiliated non-profit organization, the Media Development Foundation. The project covers challenges faced by sexual, ethnic and other minorities in Ukraine, as well as people with physical disabilities and those living in poverty. This project is made possible by…
How Pakistan’s slave‑like cotton labour still feeds EU fashion despite new rules
European clothing brands can still sell garments whose cotton may be linked to exploited farmers and child labour in Pakistan – and EU law lets them get away with it
Modest fashion: why the UK high street still offers women too little choice
When Indonesian designer Vivi Zubedi made her debut on the international stage during the New York Fashion Week in 2018, critics gushed at the elevated abayas her models sported. Her high fashion takes on the traditional Muslim full-length garment married velvet and pearls with leather jackets, baseball caps and batik prints
