Neon yellow, volt, slime, frozen yellow, are just some of the names used to describe this trend.
2018 was definitely year of the come back for neon. And with us doubt, all celebrities and brands jumped on board! Slime season is play on Thuggers album but also a statement to this current trend and staying on your grind!
From clothing, shoes and even hair! I’m curious: do you guys think we’re bringing neon into 2019?
I say bring it! And for those who can pull it off.... SLAYYYYYYYYYYYY.
The Banned Catsuit 😻
While others referred to it as a “superhero” costume, WE saw it for what it was, a Nike bodysuit. Not only did the president of the French Tennis Federation try to ban it, they made the assumption that Serena Williams was trying to make a “mockery” out the game 🥎 .
Not only did she WIN that game. She now gets custom tennis outfit designs from Off-White and they also came up with a solution to the apparent catsuit “issue”: ‘And in its revised rules for 2019, the Women's Tennis Association announced that "leggings and mid-thigh-length compression shorts may be worn with or without a skirt, shorts, or dress" on the court.’
Fashion has no rules! Because her body is amazing, she does look more voluptuous in it! And she shouldn’t be faulted for that because she is talented and a woman who doesn’t back down.
This fashion moment made me proud. The French Open will never be the same.
Yasssss Serena!
“Redefining the American currency by commodifying its value in an alchemistic system of dress” - Kota Okuda
As featured on Vogue Runway, designer Kota Okuda has taken money and actually invested into his fashion designs: LITERALLY.
As seen on the Clermont Sisters:
He expanded his vision to not fit the standard of what ‘fashion’ is today. We see the value of money as expendable, materialistic, a hot commodity that just needs to be temporarily had and then spent.
Okuda poses the question: would you spend money on money?
What’s important to you? What if fashion was money. Wouldn’t you just use it to make MORE money?
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