Fashion Month, unstacked
Call-out Instagram accounts like Diet Prada flourished despite contributing nothing more than public complaints about designers’ failures to adhere to the Current Thing; fashion stopped being fun.
Adam Lehrer • Who’s Afraid of Elena Velez?
Diego Segura added
Fashion implies a desire to see and be seen while affirming the need for public spaces and occasions. To the tech world, those positive externalities look suspiciously inefficient
Drew Austin • Worn Out — Real Life
This shift is smart, maybe even necessary. But it’s also messy. Writers are now leaning into viral formats like listicles, roundups, and traffic-bait headlines. They spend time upskilling on new features so they’re not left behind. Substack Notes feels like a watercooler in an office where everyone’s job is ... Substack.
Anu Atluru • Thoughts For Sale
shashaank added
kev added
but we can also restore the value relationship between customer and object
In order to protect exclusivity, stores had to commit to even larger buys, ordering more clothes than they could possibly sell. Then, when they couldn’t move the stuff, they’d return it. Thanks to the rise of fast fashion and the luxury market’s simultaneous attempt to keep up with its impossible pace, it all started to feel disposable. So detrimen... See more
Irina Aleksander • Sweatpants Forever: How the Fashion Industry Collapsed
-Fashion will test on demand delivery with a focus on high-touch experiences
Melina Flabiano • Everything, Now!
sari added
Danielle Vermeer added