Why Wearing Black Isn’t Easy

The article explores the reasons behind the widespread preference for wearing black, emphasizing its perceived ease, slimming effect, and association with style. It critiques the notion that black is universally flattering, urging individuals to embrace color instead. It also discusses historical contexts of black clothing, particularly its ties to mourning and social status.

Keep Calm and Wear It Well

The 1940s fashion emerged as a powerful symbol of resilience during World War II, where clothing represented strength amidst rationing and scarcity. The era’s creativity and innovation reflected a defiant spirit and individual expression. The legacy of this time, characterized by the Utility Scheme and “Make Do and Mend,” continues to influence contemporary fashion.

Stop skiving off and revamp your trainers

Good leather boots and shoes should last a lifetime but many of us throw away our shoes at the first sign of wear and tear. Out of the 24 billion items of footwear that are produced in the world every year, 90% end up in landfills and your pair of discarded trainers can remain thereContinue reading “Stop skiving off and revamp your trainers”