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The global popularization of Korean culture, often referred to as the “hallyu” wave, may have started with K-pop, K-dramas and foods like kimchi, but now that’s extending to Seoul-based clothing brands that have been spreading the country’s fashion sensibilities to a global audience.

From edgy (and affordable) street style to upscale luxury brands gracing Fashion Week runways and magazine editorial pages—and everything in between—Korean fashion brands have commanded international attention. Even the mecca of fashion events, New

Sunglasses are the happiest accessory. Not only do they protect our eyes from the sun’s glaring rays but the best sunglasses brands also help to anchor your look, no matter what it is. A cat-eye pair will lend a vintage vibe, and steel-rimmed aviators will give you a dose of Americana, while round, colored glasses can instantly make you look more artistic. To put it simply, every outfit looks better when finished off with a pair of sunnies.

And with the many brands that offer sunglasses, it’s not hard to find a really great pair. But what about those labels

Grimes has found a new, altruistic use for her old Met Gala accessories.

The pop star announced that she will be selling the custom Chrishabana metal face mask and Sofia Pavlova elf ears she wore to the 2021 event as part of her Dune-inspired costume in order to help out those fleeing the war in Ukraine. Alongside a photo of herself in costume and some close up photos of the objects she wore for fashion’s biggest night, Grimes wrote on her Instagram account on Monday, “Hey guys – I’m auctioning stuff from my Met gala look last year to

The Highsnobiety Better Earth Manual is a guide for style enthusiasts in the age of ecological crisis — a crisis caused in part by the fashion itself. Here, you’ll find a growing set of resources about conscious consumption and the pioneers who are making change in our industry.

As the demographic of the luxury customer shifts, it makes sense that the shopping method does too. As streetwear and luxury continue to merge — and as we, the consumers, become increasingly aware of fashion’s impact on the planet — there has been a notable shift in value. Specifically, we see the

Singer Grimes is auctioning off accessories from her outfit for last year’s Met Gala to raise money for Ukrainian refugees who are Black, Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC).

Grimes, who has two children with Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, shared the details of the auction to her Instagram page on Tuesday.

“I’m auctioning stuff from my Met gala look last year to raise money to help get BIPOC families out of Ukraine since they’re having trouble exiting at the border,” she wrote.

The items up for grabs include a metal facemask and a pair of winged over-the-ear earrings

You can always count on street style to provide unlimited outfit inspiration. While the runways define and set forth the coming trends, showgoers demonstrate how to incorporate them into everyday ensembles. Such was the case for the street style at New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2022. Celebrities and fashion tastemakers descended on the Big Apple with their sleek, leather separates and bold, colorful dresses. Statement outerwear and joyful, candy-colored ensembles made appearances, while some guests opted to stick with a more neutral color palette. In particular, brown outfits reigned supreme, which spoke to this shade as the “new neutral.”

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