Whatever more we learn about Wonka, it’s safe to assume from what we have seen so far and what we already know his wardrobe variety will not be as varied as the fashion icon influencer of every generation of young girls since she came on the scene in 1959
And there’s no denying the worldwide climate change debate, a need for better labor practices, and the bottom-line economic impact of the past two years. But where the Fashion Act, if made into law, could lead remains to be seen.
Sure, we are years forward from her infamous teenaged Calvin Klein adds, but the lady showed one can wear jeans, and surely latex couture, well into one’s 5th decade…and beyond.
re is the dividing line between fiction and fact, virtual and real, and cosplay and couture these days? Janelle Monáe is certainly challenging all of these (and more) expectations.
of latex couture at the Met Gala doesn’t mean we all haven’t seen some arresting alternate fashion moments.
rd to say who champions or simply wears latex more, a Kim Kardashian, a Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, Katy Perry, or most recently, Christina Aquilera. She seems to be showing up just about everywhere these days in latex or leather.
Indeed, the costumers, actors, and those cosplayers playing with Regencycore are not likely to pick a latex corset if they are looking for a true historical read on their sartorial choices.
But a slight spin across blogs, Instagram and Twitter this week shows an array of great alternative fashion choices beyond the latest big broadcasts.
We just learned that the World of WearableArt Awards Show, something Dawnamatrix has entered and won various awards at for the past few years, is back!