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A quote from founder of The Psychology of Fashion and PSYKHE, Anabel Maldonado, while in conversation with Forbes in April 2021.
As news of PSYKHE’s launch spreads, The Psychology of Fashion and PSYKHE’s founder Anabel Maldonado sat down with editors at Forbes and WWD to discuss the platform, the journey and why the world needs personalization powered by AI and psychology.
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The trunk featured in Dior’s short film, showcasing looks from Dior’s fall 2020 haute couture line. (Photo: wmagazine.com)
How designers are using the past to create much-needed hope for the future.
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A rendering of a virtual fashion show from onsetfacilities.com.
Are real fashion weeks necessary? Here's what we know about the benefits of in-real-life experiences over the digital world.
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No one really knows what the post-pandemic consumer will be like, so it might pay to halt the webinars, sit back, and embrace the uncertainty.
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A Black Lives Matter protest in D.C. (Photo: Condé Nast Traveller)
At present, no one needs a Cruise collection.
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The content of social media’s popular creators changes to reflect the times. Photos: Marta Carriedo (@martacarriedo), Aimee Song (@aimeesong), Marie von Behrens (@mvb)
The new isolation-led influx of social media activity has shined a light on who we are in a crisis and levelled the hierarchy in the fashion landscape.
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Gucci Cruise 2019’s ark-themed campaign by Glen Luchford (Photo: dazeddigital.com)
While we wait for this disaster to end, there are a few legitimate gifts we can hold on to from this period…
Read moreA local Minnesota woman, who passed away last month, may have just been the unsung hero of the field.
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Vacancy at the Fendi store in Time Square, due to the increasing Coronavirus cases in New York. Photo: South China Morning Post
What the Covid-19 pandemic, which has robbed us of anticipation, has taught us about the impetus to shop.
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The new co-creative directors at Prada: Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons. Photo: nytimes.com
Official news broke today that Raf Simons will join Miuccia Prada as Co-Creative Director at Prada. Here are our unfiltered thoughts…
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Drest, a fashion gaming app launching in March. Photo: voguebusiness.com
New fashion gaming apps such as Drest and Ada allow us to play with our ideal self in the virtual world. Will they catch on?
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A look into Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design’s library. Photo: houseandgarden.co.uk
The verdict, according to one writer that’s halfway through a Master’s in fashion journalism.
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Photo: Harper’s Bazaar Arabia
So we looked into our crystal ball, and there’s a lot of good stuff in store for the future of fashion…
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Princess Nokia’s Balenciaga is an ode to personal style.
How one artist frames the relationships between current fashion and personal style for a generation…
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From “let yourself be used”, “lean into fear”, and “spend time daydreaming”, some of this advice might surprise you.
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When does cultural appropriation become misappropriation? To answer the question, our resident writer in Mexico City reacts to her country’s influence on fashion in recent years.
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Actor Mahershala Ali in Zegna’s Fall/Winter campaign.
With the help of Baron & Baron, Zegna manages to put out a solid FW19 campaign, steering clear of the celebrity-offspring default strategy of other luxury brands.
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Gizele Oliveira in Moncler 1 Pierpaolo Piccioli for Harper’s Bazaar Arabia shot by Stephan Glathe.
Just like architecture, food, music and film, it’s both. Designing a good dress may not be rocket science, but it’s science nonetheless.
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Burberry SS20 (Photo: Getty Images)
The rebranding of the British house has seen it pursue a more inclusive identity, with a focus on fluidity rather than staunch tradition…
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An ad placed by Chanel in Women’s Wear Daily, asking content creators to help protect the brand name.
An ad periodically placed by Chanel in fashion trade publication Women's Wear Daily asks industry insiders, including journalists and copywriters, to stop using its name to describe non-Chanel items.
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