Fashion has Brains
Every week I am always surprised by the selection of posts we receive here at IFB. I think back to before I started my blog, the discrimination I felt working in retail and adoring fashion, because it was shallow and it wasn’t academic. Now I look at the community I am a part of and think– how could anyone accuse fashion enthusiasts of being shallow? Or fashion designers, lovers of style? Indeed, like any frowned upon medium or niche, fashion has brains; it has ingenuity, it has controversy, it has creativity, and it has depth.
This week I want to celebrate those putting fashion and intellect together, to show that there’s more than meets that glittering eye…
Links à la Mode : April 22
Agent Lover: – On The Search For The Perfect Retro Bathing Suit! For Those About to Shop: – Crystal Renn’s inspiring story of transformation may make you think twice about modelling industry: krameymartin: – Being pregnant doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice your fashion sense. Check out this post to learn how to jazz up simple maternity pieces. La Chanelphile: – “The Allure of Chanel” by Paul Morand with Illustrations by Karl Lagerfeld M.I.S.S.: – The Rag Trade: The Sale Mentality. This week’s article looks at how we will get consumers to break the sale mentality and pay full price again. Night Watch: – DIY Tutorial: Burberry Prorsum F/W 2010-11 Inspired Blazer Poetic & Chic: – Hamish Bowles, European Editor at Large for Vogue, visits the de Young in San Francisco to announce a new Balenciaga retrospective slated for spring 2011. Retro Chick: – Made To Measure – Dresses for those who aren’t a standard size the fashionate traveller: – Discovers the emerging Japanese fashion trend Dolly Kei, as seen through a visit to Grimoire, Shibuya’s premier vintage store. The Fashionista Lab: – I gave up shopping and gained a new perspective on using and building my wardrobe (hint: shoes are important) True Queen: – Warning: Men In Skirts – Examining a taboo trend that attempts to go mainstream
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