A Love Letter To Digital Photography: How I Learned The Ropes Of The Industry

Photography is shrouded with photo filters and presets, giving the effects of film cameras aged lenses in today's digital era.

Kulture Hub, Lifestyle, Culture, Editorial, Editors Pick, Top StoriesCassell A. FerereJanuary 28, 2021photographers, photo equipment, photo editing software, Jonathan Mannion, Photography, digital photography, film photography, digital vs filmComment

The Fashionable Side Of The Presidential Inauguration And Why We Miss That

While there will be no inauguration ball to usher in Joseph R. Biden, the 46th President of the United States, and the 49th Vice President Kamala Harris, there has still been a lot of style and unity conveyed from the night's event.

Forbes, Lifestyle, Culture, Top StoriesCassell A. FerereJanuary 27, 202146th president, president Joe biden, Joe Biden, Kamala harris, Vice President, Madame Vice President Kamala Harris, inauguration fashion, inauguration 2021, politics, fashion statementComment

The Passing of a Legend: Why Kobe Bryant's Mamba Mentality Built An Entire Generation

Although Kobe Bryant has passed, his legacy remains posted in our memories.

“If you’re going to be a leader, you’re not going to please everybody. You gotta hold people accountable, even if you have that moment of being uncomfortable.”

– Kobe Bryant

One Year Anniversary, originally published Jan. 27, 2019

A$AP Mob Artist A$AP TyY Collaborates With CroxxHatch To Release 25 Pairs Of Customized Nike AF1

A$AP TyY has been working on new music “Who Ain’t With Me” launching with a music video on dropptv, offering a cool set of merchandise alongside his customized Air Force 1s by CroxxHatch.

Fashion, Forbes, Top StoriesCassell A. FerereJanuary 19, 2021Asap tyy, nike Air Force 1s, sneakerheads, sneaker drop, sneaker release, sneaker culture, dropptv, ecommerceComment

You vs. The Influencer: The 2021 Guide To The Top Of The IG Feed

According to the social media platform, Instagram, Influencers lead better lives as their accounts may suggest…[Originally published October 14th, 2019]

Culture, Editors Pick, Kulture Hub, Top Stories, SocialCassell A. FerereJanuary 19, 2021Influencers, fashion influencer, style influencer, streetwear, streetstyle, aesthetic, passion projects, inclusivity, ig feedComment

How Corey Shapiro Is Using Streetwear Culture To Sell Vintage Frames

With vintage and resale markets brightening up, the founder of the Vintage Frames Company, Corey Shapiro, has been finding success in taking a streetwear approach to eyewear.

Forbes, Top Stories, Editors Pick, LifestyleCassell A. FerereJanuary 13, 2021vintage styles, vintage style, vintage frames, sunglasses, Montreal, garment district, Corey ShapiroComment

La Fuori Incorporates Travel and Savoir-faire of the Exotic East and West For Sustainable Fashion Line

La Fuori collections combine the Italian appreciation of femininity and trendless style with fits and traditions of Vietnam and India, which brings the longing for a destination to the comfort of your wardrobe.

Editors Pick, Fashion, Culture, Top StoriesDaniela CulinovicJanuary 11, 2021exotic destinations, travel, Indian fashion, traditional design, east meets west, Sustainable FashionComment

What Sustainable Fashion Means To NYC

How fashion is changing a city that has more than enough fashion to spare.

How do we feel NYC?... #nycwaste #sustainabilitygoals #nycfashion

Lifestyle, PAGE Editor, Review, Q&A, Social, Top Stories, Editorial, Editors PickPage EditorJanuary 7, 2021Sustainable Fashion, circularity, sustainable style, sustainability, fashion school, fashion industryComment

How Resort Brand Saint Holiday Survives Its Sophomore Year In A Pandemic

In its Sophomore year, Saint Holiday was shaken by the COVID pandemic after successfully gaining ground on the resort fashion market in 2019.

Editorial, Forbes, Top Stories, LifestyleCassell A. FerereJanuary 7, 2021resort fashion, resort wear, vacation styleComment

How Are Music Artists Flipping Merch? Jagwar Twin x CTHDRL Set The Tone

'Merch’ sales for music artists have been a way for them to make money while keeping in touch with the fans.

Kulture Hub, Trends, Culture, Video, Top StoriesCassell A. FerereJanuary 6, 2021music artist, music industry, Merch sales, music merchandiseComment

How Moncler ‘Born To Protect’ Is Helping The Planet And Its Brand Thrive In 2021

Recently, Moncler has been working toward reducing its carbon emissions with a five pillared plan that would be the standard for the winter-wear brand moving forward.

Forbes, Social, Top StoriesCassell A. FerereJanuary 4, 2021Moncler, born to protect, winter coat, people and planet, planet earthComment

Cork Made In Portugal: Why The World Needs A New Textile Material

Portugal has been a place for fashion manufacturing for some time and is well known for is their use and manufacturing of the natural Cork material they earnestly harvest from Cork Oak trees.

Forbes, Trends, Top Stories, ReviewCassell A. FerereDecember 30, 2020cork, cork-a-tex, cork material, fashion manufacturing, fashion production, Portugal, Portugal fashion weekComment

Pierre Cardin Dies At 98: Why Jean-Paul Gautier, Naomi Campbell And Kenzo Takada Call Him A Genius

House Of Cardin travels through the life of the legendary fashion designer who dies at the age of 98.

Editors Pick, Fashion, Lifestyle, Review, Top StoriesCassell A. FerereDecember 29, 2020Pierre cardin, Cardin, House of Cardin, fashion designers, fashion brands, fashion marketing, Naomi Campbell, Jean Paul Gautier, KenzoComment

Political Reasons Why Sweatshops Still Exist in Bangladesh

It takes a CEO from a big fashion company just 4 days to earn the same amount a Bangladeshi sweatshop worker earns over her lifetime.

Editorial, Social, Culture, Top StoriesPage EditorDecember 28, 2020Rana Plaza, fabric manufacturing, fair trade fabrics, sustainable economy, circular fashion, Bangladesh, factory workers, textile industry, textile factoryComment

How One Collagist's Coloring Book Is Empowering Black Women

“When I was a little girl, I created paper people. They were drawings that I’d draw, dress them up, name them, and cut them out."

Lifestyle, Top Stories, CultureCassell A. FerereDecember 21, 2020painter, collage artist, fashion art, black women, black art, black fashion, sculptor Comment

How No Access New York Is Creating Clothing And Opportunities In Malawi

“It stretches way beyond the clothing for me. I’m happy that I get to make clothes but at the end of the day I’m trying to tell stories, I want people to know Malawi and become familiar with where I come from.”

- Thomas Keys, Founder of No Access New York

Culture, Fashion, Top Stories, Editors Pick, EditorialConrad HoytDecember 17, 2020No Access New York, Streetwear, nyc fashion, street fashion, African made, African fashion, MalawiComment

West Indian Inspired Photography Is More Than Just A Vibe, It's Intrinsic Style

Attention has been drawn to what Caribbean culture has to offer the global fashion industry by fashion icons like Bajan pop-star Rihanna.

Editors Pick, Editorial, Culture, Kulture Hub, Top StoriesCassell A. FerereDecember 15, 2020caribbean americans, caribbean, Caribbean fashion week, caribbean style, Caribbean street style, street style photographer, street style, caribbean photographerComment

Wild & The Moon: How This Vegan Café Is Changing Fashion's Diet

“Eat Wise, It’s Gangster”, a shirt reads hanging in the refrigerator amongst the pre-made avocado toast bites, raw juice shots, and other vegan treats kept cool for consumption. It’s the motto set by the coolest vegan spot in town.