Now more than ever individuals – especially millennials – are trading their office environments to work remotely from different parts of the world. Having a laptop and WiFi connection supports professionals as they blend work and pleasure from places of their choosing. The thought of
Finding the right fitness clothes and shoes can be a challenge in a world of cheap imitations. But increasingly, consumers demand quality that lasts. So, who’s listening? Retailers with their finger on the pulse of the market, growing their business by providing the quality that
The first week of May was an extravagant, luxurious experience for popular and mainstream celebrities. The prestigious fashion event, The Met Ball, otherwise known as The Met Gala, took place. This year’s theme, Gilded Glamour, showcases the American Era of the Gilded Age (1870 –
Byron Matysek, a high school senior at Alexander W Dreyfoos School of the Arts, creatively upcycles decommissioned fire hoses into luxury fashion accessories 18-year-old Byron Matysek- a high school senior, has developed sustainable, luxury products with a unique concept to celebrate the heroism of the
When you think about building a wardrobe, underwear doesn’t always rank too high on the list. After all, fashion for the most part is about what can be seen, and in most situations underwear isn’t quite what you want to put on display. But times
Calling all fashion enthusiasts! It’s that time of year again where new fashion trends come out and fashion sites present what’s currently in style for each season. Since summer is coming up, fashion sites such as Vogue, Marie Claire, and many others have started to
In a world driven by fast fashion, thrifting should be our saving grace. However, second-hand shopping is quickly being taken over by upsell culture. “Thrift store gentrification” is a phenomenon in which affluent shoppers voluntarily buy merchandise from second-hand clothing stores like Goodwill and Salvation
It happens practically every time you meet someone new. You’re in the middle of a conversation and someone asks, “What’s your sign?” Humans have been studying astrology for thousands of years and use horoscopes to determine whether or not their personalities are compatible with potential
Jonathan Feinberg of Givenchy once stated, “The way men are actually dressing — especially if they’re spending time in tech startups or professional environments outside of New York City — is sneakers, backpacks, T-shirts and sweatshirts.” Man wearing t-shirt and backpack in Silicon Valley If
Some of our most innovative thinkers, disruptive movers and shakers have been members of the LGBTQ community. In support of Gay & Lesbian Pride Month, GREY created this special edition Box Logo Tee and is on discount for a limited time. $19 (Original: $39) So anyone can proudly express
To quote, Sam Wolfson from the Guardian, “There is no such thing as a plain white T-shirt. Tiny, almost imperceptible differences between them can be life-changing. It’s also the last of the great men’s staples. So many of the sacred cows of trendy menswear have
We know you’re sick of the hype certain streetwear brands build themselves on. We’re not going to name names, but there’s something supreme about the off-white way brands are treating their fans; it’s almost as pointless and silly as watching a bathing ape. Respecting fans
Remember Hillary’s pantsuits? Collage of Hillary Clinton in pantsuits. Photo courtesy of Medium. What about that time Ronald Reagan was noted as the worst dressed man in politics? Nancy Reagan (left) and Ronald Reagan (right) wearing denim jacket and jeans. Photo courtesy of Reagan Library.
If you happen to look at women’s clothing these days, they’re loaded with pockets. To a man, this may not mean much. Hell, pockets have been around forever, you might think. But in reality, the story of pockets and its war in history, given its
Picture yourself in the early 1500s standing along the green moors of Scotland with a golf ball at your feet. You hold a sturdy wooden club in your hands and pull your tweed jacket tighter as a strong gale blows up from the sea. As
