gold smoking slippers
a sweet summer style treat
a $60,000 vintage Rolex Pearlmaster w/just enough (real) bling for a king!
Breakfast at Tiffany’s (love the Oliver Goldsmith sunglasses)
UK indie fash label Kissing in Traffic
(via fredflare)
endless summer
Looking out past next season…waaaaaaaaaaaay out to 2025, what will we be wearing? Print-on-demand clothing? Recycled vintage? Smart fibers? The Forum for the Future and Levi’s collaborated on FASHION FUTURES, a project designed to find answers, and they came up with four feasible scenarios. Here is #1:
#1. SLOW IS BEAUTIFUL
The drastic changes in climate have created, amongst other things, a new world order which recognizes we’re all in this sinking ship together. Along with political cooperation and global trade, our health & well-being is a top priority. To monitor our internal state of affairs, we wear clothing that is “smart”. Far fewer items fill our closets, but what does tends to be of high quality; when we do splurge on cheaper, trend-driven clothes, retailers tempt us to open our wallets based on how sustainable we perceive a fashion item to be. Instead of trendy, disposable designs, vintage and second-hand is increasingly popular. Japan, in particular, specializes in re-manufacturing the world’s used garments.
images: Marie Antoinette-style ensemble made from recycled trash; upcycled dress by Karishma Shahani
