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2023 Roots Picnic-Lauryn Hill and Fugees Reunion +’Miseducation’ 25th Anniversary Tribute!

So much went down at the 2023 Roots Picnic musical extravaganza; it can make your Spotify head spin! Lauryn shocks fans with a surprise performance with the Fugees. That alone is epic. However, it gets better! Imagine seeing Usher, Busta Rhymes, The Roots, Lil Uzi Vert, Ari Lennox, Eve, Fat Joe and more acts all at the same event. Well, that is the reality of what Roots Picnic presents to attendees this year. Therefore, let’s do a recap. Let’s get into all the details of this one-of-a-kind event. So if you missed it, read on! Over the past weekend, GRAMMY® Award-winning multi-platinum hip-hop luminaries The Roots hosted and co-headlined the biggest installment of the “Roots Picnic” to date at The Mann at Fairmount Parkin Philadelphia, PA. The weekend marked a beautiful celebration of culture, art, music...
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PHOTOS: Nelson Fashion Show Features Wearable Art Made Of Trash

Nelson’s first Haute Trash! – Trash Fashion Show and Competition was held on May 20 at the Capitol Theatre. The runway-style fashion show featured creative wearable art made from post-consumer waste in several design categories including youth, art and sculpture. Rococo Trash, designed by Erin Thompson. Created using found objects including old jewelry, old sequins, flowers, foam, old lingerie, recycled clothes, broken hula hoops, knickknacks and 1960’s hair curlers. Model: Laena Brown. Photo: Bill Metcalfe The goal of organizer Marilyn Hatfield was to spread awareness about the garbage we create, our relationship to it and how to come up with creative solutions to keep items out of landfills. There were also trash-themed performances. From the House of Not-Your-Granny’s Doilies, designed by Jane Merks. Cape in the shape of a heraldic shield made of old doilies. The...
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Tiffany, Dior: Understanding the New Model for Luxury Flagships

NEW YORK — For luxury brands with global ambitions, a founding flagship is as important to the mission as Disney World is to Disney. Nowhere is that more true than for Tiffany, which is set to reopen its Fifth Avenue flagship Friday after a multi-year renovation. In addition to being the most visible and famous manifestation of the brand (enshrined in the popular imagination by the 1961 film “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”), the store is a cash cow, generating around 10 percent of sales prior to its closure. Few, if any, luxury brands of Tiffany’s size rely so heavily on a single location. For LVMH, which paid $15.8 billion (luxury’s biggest ever deal) to acquire Tiffany in January 2021, getting the renovation right is therefore critical to its “shock and awe” campaign to transform a beloved, if...
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These are the top fashion trends NYC girls are wearing this spring

Our team is dedicated to finding and telling you more about the products and deals we love. If you love them too and decide to purchase through the links below, we may receive a commission. Pricing and availability are subject to change. New York City is one of the fashion capitals of the world. That’s why people from all over travel to the city in February and September for Fashion Week, where designers like Brandon Maxwell, Anna Sui, Carolina Herrera, LaQuan Smith and more debut their upcoming season’s collection. However, the fashion continues well beyond these two weeks. Walk down any street in the city, get on the subway or walk into a restaurant, and you’re bound to see an outfit you want to copy. However, if you don’t live in the area, but are constantly...
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Telfar Introduces New Live Pricing Model

The New York-based brand, known for its popular shopping bag totes — nicknamed the “Bushwick Birkin” — is introducing a new pricing strategy for its latest collection dropping on March 27. Rather than set prices, Telfar will let consumer demand determine cost: after the collection drops, items’ prices will start rising from wholesale prices up to retail prices (the price of the clothes would be sold in a store). Once an item sells out, it will remain at the price it lands on for future collections. As part of the Telfar Live Price format, new items will drop weekly through April 24. “Many brands use price as a barrier to entry. I never wanted that for my brand,” designer Telfar Clemens told Fast Companywhich first reported the news. It’s a move in line with Telfar’s pattern...
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Viral Models Breastfeeding Babies Backstage at Paris Fashion Week

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Paris – Model Maggie Maurer shows that being a mother is a full-time task that knows no rest. Even when she is a top model with a busy fashion show schedule. Maggie Maurer was one of the models who presented the Schiaparelli Spring 2023 fashion collection. Busy walking the runway in the Paris Fashion Week Haute Couture 2023 series, she continues to prioritize the needs of her newborn child. Maggie, who brought her child to the location of the event, was stealing time in the middle of preparing for a fashion show to breastfeed directly. Maggie also shared the moment when she held her baby in her lap while breastfeeding. ADVERTISEMENT SCROLL TO RESUME CONTENT The model from the United States was seen wearing a plastic towel and robe. Her face looks already made up with...
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How to Handle Ecommerce Returns: Best Practices for Apparel

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Allowing anyone with an internet connection to establish their own e-commerce store, Shopify is used by millions of retailers to sell their products online. The platform makes setting up and managing a store simple, yet its standard return management process leaves plenty to be desired. You receive a return request and log in to see what the problem is. You compare the return reasons against your policy and decide whether to grant the request. You fill in the details, purchase a shipping label and send it to the customer. Then you move on to the next one and, before you know it, that time you put aside to update your product pages or create marketing content has disappeared. Or, you could let automation do the heavy lifting… Thankfully, Shopify’s thriving user base has attracted a marketplace...
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How did the Filles du Roy actually dress?

This video was produced by Lydia Robb as part of the CBC Creator Network. Learn more about the Creator Network here. The Filles du Roy, or King’s Daughters, were the hundreds of young women sent by the King of France to a remote, fur-trading colony called Canada. Between 1663 and 1673, nearly 1,000 of them arrived to help boost the population by encouraging male immigrants to settle, marry and raise families. But, contrary to how they’ve long been depicted in the history of books and works of art, they did not arrive dressed in the trappings of wealth. Using records from more than three centuries ago, genre art and the history of fashion, artist and amateur historian Lydia Robb paints a picture of how these poor, abandoned women might have really dressed. The Creator Network, which...
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