Fashion
Discuss all things fashion.
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@pauline-unik
"To me, graphic T-shirts are the most important and most expressive format for a designer or a person. Your taste in graphic tees says a lot about your point of view." — Virgil Abloh
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@viybz
Since covid-ish time period, fashion and sneakers have gone mainstream. That means your favorite brand back then, is probably being whored-out to any buyer with a cc number.
Same goes for Supreme being sold online at Urban Outfitters.
What does this mean? Buy the popular stuff if you’re feeling it..but also take time and search for a new young brand that speaks to you in multiple ways..especially if you expect to stand out at all.
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@sirsu.eth
If you’re on Sup by @supinc one of the fun experiments I shipped this past week is called Aure, a personal stylist that captures energy and helps you build your personal style.
it knows nearly 40+ brands from archive to accessible (yohji to our legacy), reads your occasion and mood, and gives you one committed recommendation — not three hedged options. closet-first, always.
if you’re on sup, try it. if you’re not, would you want a stylist like this in your replies? thinking about bringing it to farcaster.
s/o to @nebula for the invite
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@lawrenceroman
Brands in the West are losing the plot.
Leadership in the West is failing shareholders by making siloed decisions disconnected from consumers.
Saks OFF 5th shutting down e-commerce to “drive store traffic” is 1995 logic.
Saks Fifth Avenue pulling off Amazon; one of its own investors: because it “hurts the brand” is pure 1985 nostalgia.
Meanwhile IKEA is closing stores in China to go lean and online-first.
Consumers already changed. Leadership in the west didn’t listen.
Business decisions require data, not emotion.
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@lawrenceroman
"How one man killed four retailers and what brands need to learn about who controls their distribution."
https://artofthebrand.substack.com/p/how-one-man-killed-four-retailers
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@viybz
NYC with the official “Lo Goose on The Deuce 2026” event.
This is for all my Polo Ralph Lauren heads.
https://youtu.be/Fd8NgyOWg-I?si=k6K_ICsRPXwdx1ok
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@0xlacroix
I love PMFW so much. They have the fun. The designs from LV, Dior, and YSL are so whimsy.
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@shira
I'll never forget watching Valentino: The Last Emperor at the Angelika with @soybean54 and him whispering almost 80% through the doc, "This is a mockumentary, right?"
Valentino was outrageous, specific, and so completely himself it caused others to rethink reality.
May his name be a blessing.
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@lawrenceroman
Sitting in traffic, I’m looking at a “Five Below” store on the corner of 42nd Street and 8th Avenue, a prime retail intersection three blocks from New York’s Fashion District, now occupied by a discounter, while Saks Fifth Avenue has filed for bankruptcy. It’s 2026. The “Made in USA” narrative is largely propaganda, most Americans have consistently chosen cheap goods over domestic production.
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