The Uniform Project 1.3

Style-- The Angles of an Outfit

Documenting my adventures in fashion these days has proved to be extremely therapeutic for me. Therapy for what? I’m not quite sure. But normally I’m not really into dressing up and then writing about it. Fashion has always been something that I’ve been innately drawn to. It’s never been something I’ve felt was fascinating enough to sit down and scrutinize for too long. I suppose that’s the difference between loving fashion and loving style. Style is second-nature.....continue reading.

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The Uniform Experiment 1.2

Versatility--When Simple Ventures Into More Complex Territories 

If there is one thing you need to know about the fashion industry, it’s that things get boring quickly. It wouldn’t be a stretch to say that fashion followers alike need to be constantly shocked with the “new,” which is the reason why fashion houses launch lines out of the normal spring|summer and fall|winter periods – resort, ready-to-wear, couture, pre-fall, post-winter and so forth. The need for novelty rules...... Continue reading. x

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The Uniform Experiment

For 30 days I put myself through a fashion experiment testing the idea of a fixed-look and examining issues surrounding the notion of "fast-fashion" and over consumption. Ef Magazine and I joined forces to create a series documenting my exploits which will be published for the next four weeks on their gorgeous revamped website. Read about day one here. I hope you'll follow along.

I want to send a special clin d'oeil to Nixxi, a brilliant line based out of Vancouver who sponsored my little escapade. I was completely honored and grateful when this uber-wicked Canadian brand approached me to be part of this project. Ef will feature an interview with Nixxi along with the outgoing experiment. I urge you to check them out! x

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