Forget about Nike’s HyperAdapt self lacing shoes. A designer in Moscow is working on “self-wearing” shoes. Inspired by how chemical reactions in a Venus Flytrap enable it to close down its jaws on any unsuspecting prey (remember, plants don’t have muscles or a nervous system), the Biomech Sneaker concepts borrow not just the idea of … Read More →
In a world where technological advancements are rapidly evolving, fashion – a multi-billion-dollar industry – is not about to shy away from innovation. While there is much allure and satisfaction to be found in the old school, traditional way of designing clothes, there are a small group of designers who are breaking the mold, determined … Read More →
When it’s so hot just looking out the window makes you steamy, putting any effort into getting dressed my become an issue. Live a stress-free summer with easy shirt dresses, chic wraps, and roomy kaftans that are simple, but far from basic. Here, 15 easy dresses that will get you through the rest of the season. Saloni … Read More →
As far as kiss-proof lipsticks go, it doesn’t get any better than ColourPop’s Ultra Matte Lip. The long-lasting formula doesn’t budge through a makeout (or a burger and fries, I can testify). It’s no wonder the buzzy beauty brand would collaborate with dating site Match.com to create a limited edition, custom lipstick called Mwah. On … Read More →
Not to be confused with the probably-won’t-die-but-we-really-wish-it-would unicorn trend, these shoulder-grazing danglers bring an elevated dose of color. Add a technicolor kick to your outfit with Ana Khouri’s rainbow of diamonds, Rebecca de Ravenel’s newly-iconic drops, or J.W.Anderson’s bubblegum baubles. There’s even a pair inspired by Alexander Calder’s mobile installations from emerging jewelry designer MATEO. Prepare … Read More →
A new Chanel fragrance is a once-in-a-decade event. And in Paris last night, the party to celebrate the launch of Gabrielle, Chanel’s first major fragrance since Chance in 2002, defined how a blockbusting fragrance could look in the digital age. For Chance, the launch took place in London, in a disused warehouse transformed into a gallery-style … Read More →
This design is called Chuckery Hill, and is part of Golding’s Prince Edward County collection. (Johnny C.Y. Lam) When is the last time you stopped to study the different hues of lichen on a rock, or ponder plant life in a seemingly unremarkable bog? That’s how Kate Golding spent two weeks recently in Newfoundland and … Read More →