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Rag & Bone Spring 2022 Ready-to-Wear Collection

Rag & Bone Spring 2022 Ready-to-Wear collection, runway looks, beauty, models, and reviews. ....

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Naked Hypocrisy: Media Outraged at Dissenting Christian Florists, Shrug at Anti-Trump Fashion Stunt

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After fashion designer Sophie Theallet declined to dress Melania Trump for ideological reasons, most media outlets failed to draw the perfectly obvious parallel. Why was this action acceptable if those of countless Christian bakers, florists and photographers were not?
On November 17, French-born Theallet took to Instagram to express her disagreement with the views of the incoming administration, writing that her brand “stands against all discrimination and prejudice.” Citing the belief that “our voice” is “an expression of our artistic and philosophical ideas,” Theallet penned that she “would not participate in dressing or associating in any way with the next First Lady.” ....

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Rag & Bone's latest campaign injects excitement into the lockdown routine

Rag & Bone’s latest campaign injects excitement into the lockdown routine
For their Spring/Summer 2021 collection Rag & Bone’s release a dynamic series of imagery and a short film to add much needed excitement into the everyday lockdown routine.
Starring dancers Lil’ Buck, the film’s choreographer, and his wife Ai Shimatsu, “Times Change” explores the way in which simple pleasures, such as the art of dressing, can bring maximum pleasure during lockdown.
At first the video starts with a familiar story. A couple waking up in their New York apartment, ready for a typical day but suddenly with a burs of movement and excitement, the times change and the act of getting dressed is given flare and importance. “Times Change” is essentially the year-long quarantine fever dream of a New York City couple. ....

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Rag & Bone Pre-Fall 2021 Collection

Rag & Bone Pre-Fall 2021 Collection
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Rag & Bone Pre-Fall 2021 Menswear Collection

For as dark as this year has been, it has clarified things. The lockdowns gave us lots of time to reflect, to study the numbers, to error-correct. Some brands won’t make it through the crisis, but the ones that do will run smarter in 2021. Rag & Bone’s Marcus Wainwright drilled down to basics on a pre-fall call last week. “Everything we make has to have a reason to exist,” he said.
It sounds obvious, but for too long fashion hasn’t operated that way. Collections were designed with an eye to editorial credits, not real-life wearability. And store buyers made orders based on previous seasons’ sell-throughs, then returned merchandise when it didn’t move or offloaded it at deep discounts. With runways out of the picture and brick-and-mortar stores closed for much of this year, brands relied on their own e-commerce platforms. Now that they have adjusted their operations, returning to former ways of doing things seems more and more unlikely as the crisis extends. “Th ....

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