June 15, 2020 at 07:49PM For nearly a decade, Sid Neigum has remained one of the most intriguing designers in the Canadian fashion landscape. Originally hailing from Alberta, the now Toronto-based Neigum’s collections have become known for a sense of attainable luxury and attention to craft, with his most recent pieces featuring delicate plissé details and dramatic metallic fabrics. We caught up with Neigum to see what he’s been working on during the COVID-19 crisis, and how he been staying positive through the global pandemic. You’ve been running your brand for almost ten years. What do you know now that you wish you knew then? To have more patience; it’s a marathon, not a sprint. What’s been the biggest and most important change to the global fashion industry that you’ve noticed since launching your brand? I think we are seeing that change right now. Changes to the calendar, timing, overproduction/overconsumption, inclusion, diversity. It is empowering to watch that change unfold and to be able to take part in it. What do you feel has been the biggest key to your success as a designer? Grit and luck. Photography by Brent Goldsmith. How do you keep evolving your brand? Staying curious, learning, and researching. How are you staying positive through the COVID-19 crisis and ongoing protests and actions right now? Meditation, running, reading, listening. Recently I have shifted focus to create level 3 and 4 waterproof medical gowns. It is rewarding to be able to contribute in a positive way. What are
Month: June 2020
The 10 Bag Brands You Need to Know in 2020
June 15, 2020 at 06:51PM They might be small, but nothing has the ability to transform an outfit quite like a good accessory. From the modern-day barrettes that have been taking over the fashion scene to a dazzling pair of rhinestone earrings, the way you choose to accessorize can sometimes make or break an ensemble, and the same can be said about handbags: whether in the form of a practical tote or a chic evening clutch, a well-chosen purse will instantly take your outfit to the next level. Sure, we all have our go-to styles that we love to turn to time and time again, but very few things are quite as exciting as a new handbag purchase. In recent years, a whole host of exciting new brands have burst onto the accessory scene, and whether you’re in the market for a new day-to-day shoulder bag or a statement purse, the following names are about to make your must-have list. Ahead, take a closer look at the 10 bag brands you need to know in 2020. Plus, shop our favorite styles, ranging from the coolest tote bag of the season to stylish structured shoulder bags, and some of the most joyful purses you’ll ever lay your eyes on. Related: Every Handbag Shape You Need For 2020, Because It's Time to Shop More Celeb News Author Morgane Le Caer | Popsugar Selected by CWC
Gal Gadot Workout Routine and Diet Plan | Train like a Wonder Woman [2020]
June 15, 2020 at 07:33PM Gal Gadot Workout Routine and Diet Plan | Train like a Wonder Woman: Gal Gadot is an actress, model, and producer who got renowned … Read moreGal Gadot Workout Routine and Diet Plan | Train like a Wonder Woman [2020] The post Gal Gadot Workout Routine and Diet Plan | Train like a Wonder Woman [2020] appeared first on Health Yogi. Continue Reading… Author ZingSid | Yogi Selected by CWC
Mary Trump, Donald Trump’s Niece, Is Reportedly Publishing a ‘Tell-All’ About the President
June 15, 2020 at 06:51PM If you’re looking to read up on President Trump before the election this fall, you’re in luck. A new “tell-all” is set to publish this summer, written by a member of Trump’s own family. According to The Daily Beast, Mary Trump, niece of Donald Trump, will be publishing “harrowing and salacious” stories in Too Much And Never Enough this August. Below, all you need to know about Mary and her forthcoming book. Who is Mary Trump? Mary Trump is the daughter of President Trump’s deceased brother, Fred Trump Jr. According to The Daily Beast, the 55-year-old has a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and has been generally quiet about her family for decades. What will be included in her book? The Daily Beast reports that Too Much And Never Enough will be published by Simon & Schuster on August 11th, shortly before the Republican National Convention. However, if you can’t wait that long, the site reveals some of what you can expect in Mary’s story. According to people “familiar with the matter,” Mary will discuss how she had a hand in helping the New York Times‘ 2018 Pulitzer-Prize winning investigation into Donald Trump’s taxes. The investigation found that Donald “received at least $413 million in today’s dollars from his father’s real estate empire, much of it through tax dodges in the 1990s.” Reportedly, Mary supplied the Times with Donald’s father’s tax returns as well as other confidential family documents. (The Times has declined to comment.) It’s
Michael Kors Announces New Approach to Fashion Calendar
June 15, 2020 at 06:07PM In the wake of social distancing measures, store closures and fashion week cancellations as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, brands have begun to reassess the way in which they design and present collections to consumers, with many advocating for change. Today, Michael Kors announced that he will bid farewell to the traditional fashion calendar in favour of a new, more streamlined approach. His announcement follows similar declarations from Gucci and Saint Laurent. In a detailed press release, the American designer revealed that he will not show during NYFW in September (it is still yet to be seen whether this event will go ahead in light of current circumstances surrounding COVID-19 and social distancing) and will instead present his S/S21 collection “sometime between October and mid-November” of this year in an as-yet unknown format. Beyond that, Kors will only present two collections a year for Michael Kors Collection – one for spring/summer and the other for fall/winter – and deliveries of these collections will happen “incrementally” over the season so as to “more closely [reflect] how customers in today’s world actually live and shop.” Furthermore, the brand will sell its collection to retailers ahead of revealing them to the press and public to help introduce a more reasonable pace for retail supply chains and factories. It will also reassess when its Fall collection is released, noting that it will likely be “sometime between mid-March and mid-April.” Kors said these changes are “long overdue” and
What Korean Products to Use to Minimize Enlarged Pores
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Black Women, Grillz, and the Reclamation of Power
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Teyana Taylor Is M.A.C Cosmetics’ Newest Muse
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18 Father’s Day Gifts for the Most Fashionable Dads
June 15, 2020 at 04:50PM With Father’s Day just days away we’ve rounded up the best gifts for fashionable dads. If your dad loves to look good and express himself with fashion, we have just the gift list you: from tie-dyed socks to belt bags, dad will be spending the summer in style with these cool picks. If he’s into the outdoors find a backpack or sneakers that are stylish as well as practical, or choose a print like camouflage or animal print to elevate a simple style and make it fashion forward. Let his style shine with these 18 gifts you’ll definitely be asking to borrow. Click through the gallery below for 18 of the most fashionable gifts for Father’s Day: <div class="sjm-attachment-carousel–header gallery-container–default" data-slick='{"speed":400,"adaptiveHeight":true,"variableWidth":false,"centerMode":true,"centerPadding":"0","slidesToShow":1,"lazyLoad":"ondemand","prevArrow":"Previous”,”nextArrow”:”Next”}’ data-simplemodal=’false’ > 1/18 Black Marble Swim Trunk ($95, Bather) Buy Now 2/18 Cherai Utility Belt Bag ($595, Ashya) Buy Now 3/18 Palmquist Handkerchief ($65, Tiger of Sweden) Buy Now 4/18 Ultraboost ($250, Adidas) Buy Now 5/18 Face Mask ($20, Brixton) Buy Now 6/18 The Cloth Packer Hat ($75, Filson) Buy Now 7/18 Explore Fusebox Daypack ($130, The North Face) Buy Now 8/18 Trucker Jacket ($108, Levi’s) Buy Now 9/18 Isaac Crocodile Effect Leather Shoe ($675, Casely-Hayford) Buy Now 10/18 Confluence Snapdown lululemon lab ($158, Lululemon) Buy Now 11/18 Blanka Sandals ($185, Rudsak) Buy Now 12/18 Lightweight Better Sweater® Shelled Fleece Jacket ($179, Patagonia) Buy Now 13/18 Multo Pocket Cargo Pants ($145, Spencer Badu) Buy Now 14/18 Saturn Rainbow Sock ($20, Stance) Buy Now 15/18
These Are the Hat Trends You’ll Be Wearing All Summer
June 15, 2020 at 05:33PM With long summer days ahead, I find myself in search of a new hat (or two) to add to my wardrobe. I don’t actually own many, but I definitely try to protect my skin anytime I’m planning to be outdoors. There are so many good options out right now from bucket hats to cotton baseball caps to classic straw fedoras. I always look for a mix of minimal colors with something unique. I’m going to be mixing in hats with my favorite swimsuits, easy summer dresses, and T-shirts and tailored shorts. Here are the biggest trends to choose from this season. More Celeb News Author Dana Avidan Cohn | Popsugar Selected by CWC