Clare Waight Keller on her her first full menswear collection:
Author:Dara PrantPublish date:Jun 11, 2019Updated onJun 11, 2019These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Tuesday."Cred is what gives Supreme's scarce box logo tees $800 resale values and differentiates them from any other white T-shirt on the market," writes Christopher Morency. "They are 25 years of subculture and narrative embedded in one simple item of clothing.
Prize nominee Charles Jeffrey was also a highlight: He presented a wearable collection that came with a defiant message. {The New York Times} Vintage retailer What Goes Around Comes Around is collaborating with eBay on a series of exclusive capsule collections.
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