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Some products are impossible to ignore. That's Hulken. ☑ You can't ignore a Hulken even if you tried. ↳ It's bold and attention-seeking. ↳ It's inherently viral. So much so that GQ Magazine noticed. ☑ They spotted it everywhere at NY Fashion Week. ↳ With fashion stylists. ↳ With photographers. ↳ With event producers. Hulken has become THE go-to bag for professionals on the move. Proof that when you invest in your product and create something that people can't live without, the world can't help but notice. Your product is quite literally marketing itself. Full article here: https://lnkd.in/dGF-ATd6

I say 'hooey" too! @racheltashjian @thewashingtonpost BRAVO @therow for again, pushing the audience to truly focus on the product and the experience....to FEEL the fashion .... #PFW SP/S 2025 And X was chock-full of debate over whether The Row was moving fashion culture forward or pulling it back to a quieter, more intellectual period that excluded the countless people who don’t have the resources to attend Paris Fashion Week. After all, it is these masses of digital fans and everyday consumers who have helped turn many fashion brands into corporate behemoths over the past two decades. (The Row itself, which the owners of Chanel and L’Oreal just invested in, is now valued at approximately $1 billion.) The debate seems like hooey to me. The intention seems to be not to restrict the world from seeing their clothes but to better serve the people in the room. (Not a cellphone in sight, just fashion insiders living in the moment!) It was easier to focus on the clothes, probably. The textures I saw on Wednesday’s runway — a slub-knit sweater T-shirt, a frisky fur flat, a shower slide, sculpted tops worn with Carhartt-style carpenter pants and a series of so-blah-they’re-fabulous Cristobal Balenciaga-ish black dresses — stuck in my mind, even though this was not one of the label’s more outrageous collections. For all the time we spend looking at our phones, and specifically looking at photographs and images, we are really terrible at reading visual culture. Ironically, The Row is one of the most beloved brands on TikTok, and its products, especially its shoes, are endless fodder for the dull parasite called dupe culture, in which cheap knockoffs are gleefully consumed and reviewed, with earlier eras’ trepidations about copying and cheapness thrown to the wind. It’s a frequent defense among fast-fashion buyers: that everyone should be able to have nice things. This is certainly not to say that those who can’t afford The Row shouldn’t have access to nice clothes; in fact, for most of American history, the middle class has dressed better than the wealthy, because we had department store brands and union-made American goods that ensured wool coats, trousers and well-constructed dresses were widely available. (Now that clothes are mostly made elsewhere and fast fashion has swallowed nearly every part of the clothing business, such clothes are impossible to find.) https://lnkd.in/ez5Tz-kP

Capturing the essence of style through the lens—where fashion meets artistry. Elevate your brand with visuals that speak louder than words. #FashionPhotography #VisualStorytelling #Branding #StyleInFocus #PhotographyArt #LinkedInInfluence

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗣𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿 𝗼𝗳 𝗗𝗲𝗻𝗶𝗺 𝗶𝗻 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗕𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗣𝗵𝗼𝘁𝗼𝘀 Denim isn’t just a fabric—it’s a statement. When used in your brand photos, it brings a unique blend of comfort, approachability, and timeless style. 💼 Versatility: Whether you’re in a casual or creative industry, denim can seamlessly fit into your brand’s image. It’s flexible enough to be dressed up or down, making it perfect for conveying both professionalism and reliability. 🧑💼 Authenticity: Denim adds a touch of authenticity to your photos. It’s a reminder that behind every brand is a real person with a genuine story. 📸 Timeless Appeal: Trends come and go, but denim remains a staple. Including it in your brand photos ensures your visuals stay relevant and impactful over time. Denim is more than just clothing—it’s a way to connect with your audience on a deeper level. Let’s harness the power of denim to create brand photos that resonate and leave a lasting impression. Let’s get your shoot scheduled https://lnkd.in/g4aB-QW7 #DenimPower #BrandPhotography #AuthenticStyle #VisualStorytelling #TimelessFashion

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What's the secret to glamour? Darling, I'm sure you're dying to find out! 🔍✨ In our first ever video for our Glamour Guide series where we share practical fashion tips from experts, Pierre unveils his top 3 tips to becoming a successful fashion designer when working with other designers and dealing with clients. ✅✅✅ Want to hire a fashion expert like Pierre? We can help you with that! Click the link in bio to learn more about our services or simply visit our website at tahchestudios.ph #TahcheStudios #GlamourGuide #fashionexpert #experttips #fashiondesigner #fashiontips #practicaltips #practicalfashion #Filipinoexpert #Filipinodesigner

Did you know that Tahche is also in the business of fashion? Through Tahche Studios, fashion businesses and entrepreneurs are able to tap fashion artisans and back-end professionals from the Philippines to help them build their brand from the ground up! Here is Pierre, one of the fashion professionals working in Tahche Studios, showing off his expertise by giving us his top three tips on how to become a successful fashion designer!

As the first "Monday in May" approaches-or what is otherwise known as "The Met Gala, " the theme of “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” will be THE most opportune time for some of the world's most influential faces to put fashion sustainability in the spotlight. I hope they highlight WHY sustainability matters. WHY great quality (proper vintage) is better value due to its longetivity. WHY circularity matters. As the NY Times article highlights, this event could be "one that could function as a requiem, a warning sign and a reminder of the fundamental importance of regeneration. It’s pretty much an ode to nature,” said Andrew Bolton, curator-in-charge of the Costume Institute and the man behind the idea. “Nature as a metaphor for fashion and its fragility and its ephemerality.” WHO will make the best statement? (Thanks to their stylist) WHO can showcase knowledge? and WHO just wants to be in the spotlight? (I thinK I May know 1) #metgala This is your time to be the catalyst for change in fashion for a global audience. It may not change the world yet, but it could be a start!

#Vintage #Preloved #Women #Fashion #Choices Vintage items often represent a specific era or time period making them unique and historically significant. They are often rare , have unique design elements with a timeless and classy look. Whereas Preloved items can be from any era including the recent years. The range of preloved items can be vast ranging from high street brands to designer stores. While all vintage items can be considered preloved but not all preloved items are vintage. So what's your choice and preference , what do you think which market has strong potential and why? Comment below