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DREAMS 2 REALITY is a London-based fashion brand established in 2020. Inspired by a hustler’s ambition and dedication of entrepreneurs worldwide, the young collective came together after meeting between the ages of nineteen and twenty-one and decided to use their love of fashion to create their own space in the fashion world. This group from south and east London used the brand to show the youth that even in a crippling and negative world, you can always turn your dreams into a reality, as none of them were born with a silver spoon. For orders or enquiries please contact via...

Shorts Shorts  Micro shorts stole the spotlight as they strutted down the runways of Milan, notably kicking off the revamped Gucci show, helmed by Sabato de Sarno. This trend seamlessly transitioned to Paris, making appearances at Chanel, Alexander McQueen, and Isabel Marant as well. Soft White  In contrast to the vivid bursts of color, the presence of white dresses on the catwalk served as a soothing interlude. Yet, this trend is far from simplistic. With elements like oversized ruffles and intricate floral motifs, this monochromatic style showcases versatility and depth. Pretty Pastels Embrace the arrival of spring with delicate hues...

The fashion world’s biggest night has arrived! On Monday evening, celebrities from around the globe gathered at the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the MET Gala, and they were dressed to impress. The Met Gala theme This year’s exhibition, “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion,” explores the fusion of technology and fashion, showing how technology can bring old and delicate garments back to life. The glamorous night saw celebrities posing on the museum’s iconic steps, all adhering to this year’s dress code: “The Garden of Time.” Inspired by a J.G. Ballard’s story about manipulating time with roses, the theme promised a red...

Introduction The British auction house Christie’s had a stunning takeover this week. But why you may ask? Well it was to showcase the late Dame Vivienne Westwood’s personal wardrobe. Over 200 of the late designer’s personal pieces were exhibited this past weekend in a private viewing hosted by her husband, Andreas Kronthaler. Additionally, he is currently serving as the creative director for the brand. The exhibition showcased Westwood’s own gowns, jewels, suits, shoes, and tights ahead of a historic auction. All the money raised will be donated to the charities Westwood supported. Such include the Vivienne Foundation, Amnesty International, and...