by Trymlg New York-based designer Zac Posen announced this past friday, November 1st, that he is indeed shutting down his clothing-line. Posen is known for being a womenswear designer and creating astonishing red carpet-look. He was also to be seen as one of the judges of the reality competition show Project Runway from the year … More ZAC POSEN FAILS TO FIND NEW INVESTOR: SHUTTING DOWN

by trymlg In the post published by artra on the 25th of september 2019, artra early on maps his chosen subject in the Fashion Design-sector, telling us about Virgil Abloh’s designs which is consisting of a mix between streetwear and luxury wear. Artra does not explain Abloh’s design, but lets us know that both the … More Commenting on @artra’s blogpost “Off-White and Design”

by Trymlg From Levi’s and Gap to Issey Miyake, leading global brands are tapping into the business potensial of khadi, a fabric promoted på Mahatma Ghandi during India’s struggle for achieving independence.    “In the Gandhian era — Khadi was considered a fabric that projected austerity and simplicity and was seen as the common man’s fabric. … More FROM HUMBLE FABRIC TO BIG BUSINESS: KHADI

by Trymlg Heliot Emil(HE, launched the spring of 2017) is a Ready-To-Wear (RTW) collection produced by the two danish brothers, Julius and Victor Juul. They seek to explore the lines between form and function, diving into different categories within the creative industry of design. It is as mentioned a Scandinavian brand. It has a monochromatic … More A FRESH BREEZE WOULD BE AN UNDERSTATEMENT

by Trymlg First off, let us just use Bordieu and Velthuis’ sociological approach to characterise the different markets. There’s the traditional art market with the large scale productions, reaching to satisfy a crowd who already know what they’re after. Second, there’s the Recognized Avant-garde art-market( RAG), with art produced on a small scale for an … More ARE RECOGNITION AND INCOME THE GREATEST FACTORS OF SUCCESS AMONGST ART MARKETS?