A Cozy Smash + Tess Collab plus More Fashion News
Ok, so maybe we haven’t landed on what “New year, new you” means in 2021 quite yet. To help us gather our thoughts, we’ve rounded up the recent fashion news that will help you sweat, stay cozy and find some positivity right now – from the Smash + Tess collab with Brunette the Label to Acne Studios’s latest upcycled collection.
Smash + Tess has teamed up with Brunette the Label on a WFH wardrobe staple
Loungewear lovers, rejoice! Two female-founded Canadian brands, Smash + Tess and Brunette the Label, have collaborated to create a new romper style that has a ski suit silhouette and comes in two colourways (wild and mild) which will launch on Tuesday, January 12th. “We wanted to find a way to combine the two things both brands do best – rompers and sweatshirts,” says Smash + Tess co-founder and managing director, Ashley Freeborn. “Comfort was a top priority, but we never sacrifice style.”
The “Girlfriend Romper” can be found in sizes XXS to XXXL, meaning many of us can get our aprés ski on in
Trend is an integral part of the folks of Venezuela. Vogue design can be a labor of affection, requiring long hours and little probability of superstardom – however for a lot of, the work itself is the reward. Vogue designers, in fact, are a number of the most artistic and eclectic those who you will ever meet. Men’s fashions throughout the 19th and twentieth centuries have been conservative and uninteresting in comparison to ladies’s. The style industry is an enormous a part of our financial system. Here is a quick listing: Chanel Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel (1883-1971) created female style that provided the sensation of luxurious and combined conventional girls’s clothes with styles, materials, and articles of clothing used by men. Her fashion revolution liberated ladies to precise their femininity with magnificence and charm.