The lure of glamorous and trendy fashion has gripped the world, but seldom do people give a thought to the waste and damage it produces. In a time of instant buying and consuming, it becomes all the more integral that we bring the element of sustainability into fashion design.
Photographers are artists — they capture your precious moments, nature’s beauty and the rich textures around us. With the ability to capture the tiniest of details, photography is also utilised in fields that are dependent on the smallest of information such as forensics, biology and criminology.
Lacking inspiration? Looking for fresh ideas and ways to get creative? While working or studying in the creative field might be your dream job, it’s inevitable that at some point you’ll suffer from a creative block. To help you re-engage, we’ve compiled a...
Visual content has an undeniable allure which explains why so many of us use the Instagram app. If you are a fan of fashion and textiles then looking at the creations of top designers can be both fun and inspiring. In a fast-paced and highly competitive industry like fashion, making use of social media can also help you to create brand visibility.
Many of us are aware of the dangers of fast fashion brought about by a great deal of high street retailers, and now we have an alternative, more sensible approach to our apparel addiction. This is the complete opposite of fast fashion; the sustainable movement aims to ensure that all stages of the fashion cycle are ethical – from designing to selling.
Social media websites like Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram have radically transformed the way we interact with each other. Photos are a huge part of our online communications—instead of telling your best friend how you feel, you send them a selfie on Snapchat or Instagram. Instead of spending hours describing your last holiday trip, you tag your friends and family members on Facebook.
Photoshop is an amazing tool, but the effects of it on society, the expectations it creates on women's body image and the effect on their mental and physical health keeps bringing up a debate around the ethics and social responsibilty around its use. Read this article and let us know your opinion.
Ever wondered why fast fashion is so cheap and what impact it has on people in developing nations, especially children, as well as on the environment? What solutions can we create and adopt when consuming and designing fashion? If this is an area that fascinates you and you’re keen to provide a solution, read on and learn how you can take action.
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