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Passionate culture journalist with 5+ years of experience crafting compelling narratives across fashion, beauty, sports and the arts. Skilled in editorial strategy, feature writing, and cross-platform storytelling, with a distinct voice rooted in global and diasporic perspectives. Adept at collaborating with creative teams and delivering impactful content for diverse audiences.
How Wilson Turned the Tennis Court Into a Runway: After years of viral moments and dresses immortalized in the sport's history books, the storied sportswear brand has emerged as one of tennis' greatest tastemakers.
Our Favorite Fashion Week Footwear From the SS27 Runways: From Sandy Liang's bunny slippers to barely-there pumps at AREA.
Our Favorite Shows of New York Fashion Week SS27: From Coach's 85th birthday celebrations to Sandy Liang's elevated idea of playing dress up.
Women's Soccer Needs More Fashion Moments: Ahead of a landmark Women's World Cup, men's teams have Dior and Off-White, but women's soccer is sitting on fashion's next major untapped goldmine.
Why Is Your Favorite Brand Making Sportswear Now?: In 2026, fitness is cultural capital, and everybody is cashing in.
Is Basketball Fashion's New Favorite Sport?: After years of soccer dominating the cultural and sartorial landscape, basketball seems to be emerging as the sport's biggest competitor for the industry's attention.
The Manufactured Rivalry of Blue Ivy and North West: The celebrity children have constantly been pitted against one another since birth, and it's time for society to stop projecting its own insecurities onto them.
We Need More Nail Art in Women's Sports: Beauty in sports has long been trivialized, but some of our favorite athletes - and their nails - are breaking the mold.
Jordyn Huitema Is Making Skincare For People That Sweat: Launching the first skincare line made with athletes in mind, the soccer star talks about her latest career move.
When Will We Stop Policing Black Athletes' Hair?: Olivia Miles and Coco Gauff are the latest victims of "good hair" commentary, and it's holding us back as a community.
Is Tennis Ready for a Fashion Revolution?: Naomi Osaka's custom Australian Open look kickstarted heated internet discourse about "traditional sportswear", proving tennis has a lot of catching up to do on the sartorial front.
Is 2026 the Year of the WAG?: From star athlete duos to the biggest names in music, celebrity WAGs are making this year their own, and it's time the world caught up.
Women's football is bigger than ever before, but with that growth comes the amplification of the sport's uglier side.
How Recovered Reworks Vintage Soccer Jerseys Into One-of-a-Kind Fits: Mia Marquez reflects on the projects that birthed her signature shirring technique.
Neurodivergent players are not set up to succeed in football's current structure, and that is something that can be and should be changed. Whether or not the sport is ready to acknowledge and tackle its neurodiversity problem is the issue.
Is Nike Winning the Culture War?: With a major summer of sport around the corner, the Swoosh is going for gold this year.
These Are the Brands It-Girls Are Shopping for the World Cup: Team spirit is trending this summer, and these are the biggest names curating your seasonal wardrobe.
Why Your Favorite Player Should Start a Finsta: A new generation of male athletes have made spam accounts, but why aren't the women hopping on the bandwagon, too?
SOCCERTES Is New York's Answer to Football Fashion: Bridging both generational and style gaps, this is the future of the beautiful game's fashionable side.
Mourning the Loss of Black Fashion Brands: From Cushnie to Pyer Moss, a lack of support from the industry has taken away some of fashion's brightest talents.
How Arsenal Women Is Changing Fan Culture in the WSL: With the launch of a new supporter-led project, the North London club is the blueprint for women's sports culture in England.
Why Are Your Favorite Designers Making Football Boots?: From Louis Vuitton to Wales Bonner, the beautiful game is everyone's footwear inspiration right now.
Alysa Liu Made Us Fall in Love With Figure Skating Again: The Olympian changed the game in both sport and beauty this year.
Kristin Juszczyk Talks Puffers, Hockey and Off Season's Team USA Collection: From NFL puffers to the slopes, Off Season's first-ever Team USA collab is already a touchdown for the fashionable fan's favorite brand.
The Best Winter Olympics Kits of Milano Cortina 2026: From patriotic puffers to colorful beanies, this gear is going for gold.
The Nike Air Max Plus Is Taking Over Homecoming Festival in Lagos: Designed in collaboration with Grace Ladoja, this sneaker is a tiny slice of home.
Playground Kicks Are in Their High Fashion Era: And we have thousands of teenagers across the nation to thank for it...
Black-Owned Brands to Support This Black History Month: Ranging from the best in jewelry design to social media heavy-hitters, these are some of the coolest places to shop in February and all year long.
Women-Owned Jewelry Brands to Know This International Women's Month: From handcrafted glass and pearls to red carpet-approved designers, these are the names you need to update your jewelry box with.
The Hypebae Best: The Top Athletes, Stylists and Biggest Moments in Sports in 2025: Including Angel Reese's runway debut, the masterminds behind WNBA tunnel fits, Grand Slam winners and more.
From tabloid titans to social superstars, a new crop of women are making a name for themselves and turning those old stereotypes into dust.
Women to Watch at the 2026 Winter Olympics: From podium favorites to some fresh faces in Olympic Village, these are the names you need to know ahead of the Games in Milano Cortina.
The Women's Euro got a rebrand this summer, and it smells like Eco Style gel, ORS hairspray and Design Essentials.
Why Doesn't Anyone Know What Women's Sports Fans Want?: After the failure of Sky Sports Halo and poor attempts to engage a younger audience, will brands learn what women are truly looking for in sports content this year?
The Best Winter Olympics Kits of Milano Cortina 2026: From patriotic puffers to colorful beanies, this gear is going for gold.
From matchday washbags to sitting front row at Fashion Week, this is the story of how the world's largest fashion house became a home for football.
We might finally be entering an era where the diaspora holds more weight than 'what if?' lineups and hypotheticals, and the women's game is setting the tone for it.
My final MA project was a magazine focusing on British football style and culture. I did all the layout and graphic design and wrote all the articles.
A portfolio project in which we had to create and execute a concept for a magazine. Worldwide is a zine centring internet culture, with a focus on fashion. The project was written and designed by me.
A partnership that just makes sense.
Taking Scandi-girl style to the pitch.
Knitwear for legends.
Every kid has their heroes. Some look up to the usual comic book icons like Spiderman or the Hulk, whilst others might take inspiration from historical figures like Nelson Mandela or Malcom X.
Building a more sustainable future for football.
This partnership between VERSUS and Sports Direct celebrates the impact football fans have on their communities across the UK. Football has the power to change the world for the better, and these individuals embody that message better than anyone else.
Emmy nominations incoming.
The type of collection you want to run to.
Another trophy to add to the cabinet.
Increasing the game's visibility one stream at a time.
Made for an Original.
The Nigerian label centres androgyny and gender fluidity in a country where queerness is outlawed.
Making calcio history.
Fashion's favourite football club is getting a new look.
"Arsenal had all these Black men in the squad, and I remember thinking: "I like this! I want to be a part of this!" VERSUS: When you ask people why they support a certain team, it's usually because someone in their family does. How did you both start supporting Arsenal?
Stars and Nerazzurri stripes.
So nice they had to drop it twice.
The bond between football and music is as strong as ever. The Champions League Final Kick Off Show by Pepsi has only strengthened that bond in recent years, reserving the opening moments of the biggest match of the year for talented artists to perform in front of record-breaking crowds.
A football x fashion masterclass.
"We just started building relationships centred around bringing about change in football by making it a more inclusive space." VERSUS: How was it that you first started to incorporate football into your work, or has it always been a major focus for you? Chris Paouros: I feel like I've been an activist all my life.
Arsenal Women have released a statement acknowledging the team's lack of diversity and efforts to change that following criticism of the club's 2023/24 squad photo. Arsenal's first-team is decidedly white, without any ethnic minority players in the entire 27-woman squad.
Throwing it back to the mid-'90s.
Despite a large history of fashion and sartorial culture within the African American community, blackness did not truly enter the mainstream American fashion industry until the latter half of the 20th century, after the civil rights movement. Prior to this breakthrough, many black designers exhibited their clothing in their communities and held runway shows and pageants in churches and other public venues.
Paris Saint-Germain continues to dominate the fashion x football space with a new capsule collection designed by Esteban Cortázar. The collection merges Cortázar's Colombian roots with Parisian chic, resulting in a colourful capsule fit for a holiday in the French Riviera.
Nike have announced the new Nike One Leak Protection: Period shorts, recreating the much-loved Nike One short with a leakproof barrier. The updated shorts have a laminate gusset, a two-layer material specifically made to absorb menstrual blood. The double-knit spacer next to the skin absorbs on the top layer, while...
Ajax's new lifestyle collection in partnership with adidas pays homage to the Amsterdam club's three consecutive European titles in the early '70s and leans into the decade's aesthetics for this groovy drop. The capsule includes a jersey, a tracksuit, two t-shirts, a quarter-zip, and a pair of Sambas. The club's...
When people hear the word "influencer," they are quick to imagine the perfectly filtered feeds of young 20-somethings. Spray-tanned complexions, lip filler, and the universal "Instagram face" make it difficult for anyone on social media to see beyond the surface of style influencing. However, within
London-based clothing brand Peachy Den celebrated the launch of its latest 'Glory Days' drop with a football tournament in celebration of International Women's Day. Teams from across the city balled out in celebration of the brand's newest collection influenced by the Lionesses and their historic Euros win last summer to...
Over the weekend, Chivas joined forces with Manchester United to host a two-day celebration of women's football, closing out Women's History Month with a bang. The weekend kicked off with a training session hosted by Manchester United Women's coaches a day before the Red Devils took on West Ham in...
Over the weekend, 230 players took part in Girls United's annual International Women's Day tournament, with hundreds of attendees helping the non-profit organisation reach its fundraising goal of £6k to support the creation of safe spaces for girls and young women in football. 30 London-based grassroots teams competed in 129...
The lack of diversity in the entertainment industry is a topic that has been picked apart and analyzed for decades. Diversity and inclusion initiatives have pushed aspiring black and brown actors, filmmakers, and screenwriters to pursue careers in the industry in an effort to add color to predominan
The strong digital presence of luxury brands today has engaged millions through stay-at-home initiatives, with designers and fashion houses hosting live performances and offering online classes and workshops. As the industry looks to innovative platforms to stay current during the global pandemic, digital fashion and luxury has found an unlikely home in one popular video game as Sims users bring high fashion into the virtual space.
Paperboy Paris' latest fashion collaboration saw the French café join forces with Seoul-based creative studio and clothing brand Nivelcrack to release a capsule collection fit for the football-obsessed. The South Korean brand, known for its football-inspired designs, linked up with the Parisian café-turned-streetwear staple to create a limited collection consisting...
The recent news of Rihanna's luxury clothing brand, FENTY , stopping all production has sparked a familiar conversation about Black-owned designer brands and their prices. In the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd this past May, and the global Black Lives Matter demonstrations that followed, c
Umbro is combating textile waste and celebrating the upcycling skills of talented creators with its 'Make New' campaign, and the brand's first collaboration is a work of art. The campaign challenges four creators to take Umbro boots, balls, kits, and other sports apparel and equipment, and revamp them into something...
Chelsea hosted an Open Iftar at Stamford Bridge this past weekend in collaboration with award-winning charity, the Ramadan Tent Project, becoming the first Premier League club to do so. The event marked the charity's 10-year anniversary, and a limited number of tickets were made available to local mosques, youth organisations,...
Virginia Dream FC has released new home and away shirts for the Spring/Summer 2023 season, and they're just as dreamy as the club's name suggests. Two kits that imitate sunrise and the night sky, Dream Pink and Azulejo, reflect the club's motto 'Soccer in the Clouds.' The two stunning colourways...
AS Roma has followed in fellow Serie A side Inter Milan's footsteps, dropping an exclusive collection with Milan-based jewellery brand Nove25. The collection focuses on the Roman club's iconic visual identity. The club's crest, the Lupetto, and the 'ASR' emblem that Roma has used since 1933 are forged and burnished...
Kanye West's return to fashion month came as a surprise, as the rapper announced the runway show and Sunday Service just days ago. Known for their convergence of music, performance art, and fashion, West's runway shows are an experience unlike any other.
Lack of Guidance's latest campaign takes inspiration from every fan's favourite footballing pilgrimage: the away day. The Amsterdam-based brand recently dropped its SS23 collection and used dozens of individuals to imitate the essence and feelings that comes with venturing to a new city to watch your beloved team play football....
"This is for all the women that are darker than me, that were told they aren't beautiful because their skin is not light enough. The journey to self-love can be long and gruesome, but it is most definitely worth it."
Zelda Valdes was a fashion designer known for making glittering gowns for socialites and celebrities, including Ella Fitzgerald. Her store on Manhattan's 158th Street attracted black women from all over the city, and at one point it cost nearly $1,000 to have a dress made by her.
Positioned right outside the Nigerian embassy in Midtown sits Divine Flavored, a food truck specializing in the unique taste of Nigerian cuisine. It's hard to find an authentic Nigerian or West African food spot in New York, despite the fact that so many people in the city identify with the region.
Since the '50s, when the likes of Marlon Brando and James Dean rocked them on the big screen, leather jackets have possessed an unbreakable cool factor. Often associated with bikers and bad boys, they have been altered and toyed with by designers for decades.
Fringed clothing has come a long way from its association with 1920s flapper dresses, Western-style leather jackets, or hippie-era suede vests. At Milan Fashion Week, designers took fringe to a new level, incorporating the style into unique garments and accessories in unexpected proportions and colors.
New York City-based sportswear brand, Scenes NY, has released a pair of shorts just in time for the warmer months and they're perfect. Inspired by the boxy fit footballers used to wear in the '90s, these versatile shorts have a 4" inseam, a side-split hem and roomy "Boehly-style" pockets -...
Underwear and lingerie have evolved greatly since the corsets and girdles of centuries past. From the conical shape of torpedo bras to the game-changing pushup, undergarments, and brassieres in particular, have been an essential aspect of women's dress.
The Fall/Winter 2020 fashion month was full of bold accessories, from luxury AirPods cases, to fur fringed handbags. Perhaps the boldest, and in retrospect most foreboding, of these were the various pieces that masked the faces of models as they stormed the runway in the newest fashion.
The iconic 1995 film, known for its fashionable characters as much as its teen-friendly plot, showcased many '90s fashion trends, from micro minis to impeccably styled skirt suits. For gym class, the girls wore a variety of black and white outfits, complete with a stylish pair of bike shorts.
In the 2009 movie starring Ellen Page and Drew Barrymore, the girls in the roller derby league sport short skorts or hotpants in their team's colors. The shorts have been popular among competitive skaters since the 1950s, as they allow for ease of movement.
In the 2005 crime thriller, Angelina Jolie wore a series of sultry, black outfits, including this corseted mini dress with fishnet stockings. The popularity of latex and other hallmarks of fetish dress were prevalent in action films from the '90s and early 2000s.
As events worldwide continue to be postponed and cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, fashion week appears to be the next event to take a blow. The upcoming summer runways in London, Paris, and Milan have been cancelled or postponed.
In 1947, Christian Dior opened a boutique dedicated to the art of gifting, from mirrors and letter holders to candles and incense. The designer sought to provide all the pieces for a luxurious home, as he believed "living in a house which doesn't reflect who you are is a bit like wearing someone else's clothes."
Set in the backstreets of Paris, Naomi Campbell, Vivienne Westwood, and Andreas Kronthaler star in Westwood's latest campaign, unveiled today. It marks Campbell's first campaign with the British designer. The atmospheric images and video were shot by esteemed fashion photographer and Westwood collaborator Juergen Teller in the 18th arrondissement of the fashion capital, where the Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood Spring/Summer 2020 show took place last September.
Slicked back hair was upgraded on the runway, as multiple designers took the chic hairstyle one step further, resulting in glistening, fresh out of the shower tresses. There was a blast from the past at MSGM, as models came out with 1920s-style finger waves, while hair at Alberta Ferretti looked as if it had just come out of the ocean.
As factories around the world close due to global lockdowns and quarantine efforts in light of the coronavirus, Burberry is the latest to announce that it will be donating both surgical and non-surgical masks to healthcare workers and patients in the United Kingdom.
In the 2001 movie, Anne Hathaway's character, Mia Thermopolis, gets ready for a school beach party and explains to her mom that she would like a foot-popping kiss. The flip-flops she wears to the beach end up helping her escape from a paparazzi-riddled situation, though, as she smacks Josh Bryant on the head with one sandal and runs off.
CR Fashion Book may earn money from the products featured on this page. The British brand's London pop-up store relaunches with its first capsule of 2020 Wiktor Malinowski for Christopher Kane Christopher Kane's pop-up, More Joy, reopens today with its first drop of the year.
When reminiscing about our childhood and adolescence, it's easy to remember the books and stories that have stuck with us through the years. Sometimes, a simple scroll through a nostalgia-filled Twitter thread or aimlessly browsing an old bookshelf can transport us back to a simpler time. Recollecti
Bulgari will donate hand sanitizer to all medical facilities within Italy, one of the countries hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic and home to the Roman luxury brand. The hand gel will be made in Bulgari's fragrance facilities in collaboration with its longtime manufacturing partner Industrie Cosmetiche Riunite.
Straight from the runways, these are the styles to spruce up your spring wardrobe
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, some of fashion's biggest names are playing a role in tackling medical supply shortages and donating funds needed to combat the virus and protect health workers. Amongst these, French luxury group Kering has bought three million surgical masks from China to provide to the French health service, and has plans to produce more within its brands' factories.
For Louis Vuitton's Pre-Fall 2020 lookbook, Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquière looked to literature and film, creating 23 horror and sci-fi-inspired images that evoke movie posters and book covers to present the collection. The lookbook features various brand ambassadors and celebrities, including Emma Roberts, Alicia Vikander, Jaden Smith, and American Horror Story co-stars, Billie Lourd and Cody Fern.
See some of the best and romantic looks to hit the runway, from nude illusions to shimmering veils and trains