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Morocco’s Gnaoua culture inspires fashion designers

In the ancient Medina of Essaouira, in southwest Morocco, tourists and locals alike scout the city’s souks, where all their senses are stimulated. Amid the hustle and bustle of ongoing trade, colorful clothes and accessories cover the walls, Gnaoua culture is on full display. From music to gastronomy or even calligraphy, the Amazigh and Gnawa culture endlessly inspire fashion designers. In recent years, there has been a renewed interest in traditional Moroccan clothing. Moroccan designers are creating modern interpretations of traditional garments, and the country’s fashion industry is thriving. “All clothes and accessories are inspired by the Amazigh and Gnaoua… READ MORE

5 of the hottest fashion trends on the streets of Toronto this summer

W’ere officially ready for a Toronto summer, and that means Torontonians are showing more skin in their outfits — finding ways to stay cool from the heat, while dressing cool on the streets. To pinpoint exactly what people are wearing for the season, we consulted two fashionable Torontonians who are all for incorporating fun trends into their wardrobes. According to them, here are the five fashion trends to look out for on the streets of Toronto this summer. Jorts @discocowgiiirl/Instagram Forget short shorts! Torontonians are embracing knee length denim this summer, aka “jorts” (a combination of jeans and shorts, of… READ MORE

Fashion retailers resilient despite consumer fears

LONDON (Reuters) – A strong start to June for the world’s second-biggest fashion retailer H&M, an optimistic outlook from Hugo Boss and a return to profitability at ASOS helped allay concerns over a sector hit by weakening US demand. Signs of resilience came as a relief to investors concerned that economic uncertainty is driving shoppers in key markets like Europe, the US, and China to spend less on clothes. However, squeezed consumers are being more selective with their apparel purchases, driving a wider divergence between brands. “Retailers with a clear, distinctive brand and a very clear value proposition, where product… READ MORE

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Ashish Vidyarthi marries Kolkata fashion entrepreneur | Bengali Movie News

actors Ashish Vidyarthi married fashion entrepreneur Rupali Barua over an intimate ceremony at a Kolkata club on Thursday. The National Award-winning actor was previously married to Rajoshi Barua, daughter of yesteryear actress Shakuntala Barua. Rupali, who is from Guwahati, is associated with an upscale fashion store in Kolkata.Ashish and Rupali had a quiet registered marriage in the presence of family and close friends. “At this stage of my life, getting married to Rupali is an extraordinary feeling. We had a court marriage in the morning, followed by a get-together in the evening,” said Ashish.So how did the couple meet? “Oh,… READ MORE

How to update your interiors for summer 2023 according to your fashion aesthetic

Just as your style showcases your individuality, your home decor is also a reflection of your personal taste. Whether your fashion aesthetic leans towards classic minimalism, Gen Z bohemian, or eclectic elegance, infusing your living spaces with your unique fashion sense can create an inspiring environment you can truly feel at home in. Decorate according to your own personal style and express your individuality in every corner of your home this summer with some help from the experts… For The ‘Weird Girl’ Aesthetic…Are you into Y2K? Is everything that Bella Hadid wears on your wishlist? Then design duo Jordan… READ MORE

6 Podcasts for the Fashion-Conscious, and Curious

Starter episode: “A Dressed Guide to Dressed, Part 1” “99% Invisible,” the long-running radio show-turned-podcast, considers the hidden or unappreciated role of design in our everyday lives, often focusing on architecture and physical structures. “Articles of Interest,” hosted by Avery Trufelman, started out as a clothing-focused mini-series within “99% Invisible” but spun off into an independent series about how clothing design both mirrors and shapes society. Now in its fourth season, the show has examined gender constructs within clothing, the surprisingly complex history of Hawaiian shirts, and Cher Horowitz’s iconic closet in “Clueless” (more specifically, the question of why it… READ MORE