GLITCH takes a look at the best moments off the runway this fashion week: Copenhagen Edit In the spirit of fashion month, we are taking a new approach to reviewing the show. Rather than spotlighting the runway alone, we also want to highlight key moments off the runway. The runway used to be the only …
Off The Runway: Community and Collectivism During Copenhagen Fashion Week Read More »
Harm van den Dorpel’s “Struggle for Pleasure” When 31th Jan – 4th Feb 2024 Where: 4 Cromwell Place, South Kensington London SW7 2JE Herm van den Dorpel has a solo show, at Verse Work’s exhibition space for digital artworks. The exhibition “Struggle for Pleasure” is a conceptual presentation inspired by musical Minimalism and Impressionists’ pursuit …
GLITCH’s Guide To Exhibitions: February, London Edit Read More »
Fashion and technology are no longer two entirely separate entities. The relationship between the two is developing at a formidable rate, and as a result, the fashion industry is changing exponentially. Ideas that were once a figment of the imagination are now becoming a reality, as new technologies are intertwining with the foundations of the …
Smart Textiles: What are they, and why are people wearing them? Read More »
The fashion circuit has long been urbanized into four big cities, and this structure, which involves one city-centric fashion week rolling head over heels into another, is something that has come to dictate the industry’s pace and calendar. Layering themselves in and around central business districts, as well as architecture that holds global attention, the …
Beyond The Big Four: Other Fashion Weeks Full Of Talent In 2024 Read More »
The long-term goal to develop and sustain a circular ecosystem in fashion is, sadly, years away. However, change makers like Stella McCartney are pioneering permanent change within the fashion industry and beyond. Recently at the UN’s Climate Change Conference (COP28), Stella McCartney expressed a firm stance on Animal and Human Welfare, highlighting the ever present …
As another year swiftly draws to a close, GLITCH is gazing into the future to unlock the next set of trends that may enter the spotlight to kick off 2024. Here at GLITCH Magazine, we’re delving beneath the surface to highlight the everglow of out-of-the-box, next-gen, futuristic thinking. This month we had the pleasure of …
GLITCH January 2024 Trend Predictions with Masha Hauberk Read More »
From September until January, The Royal Academy of Art London is hosting an exhibition dedicated to Marina Abramovic- a “brave artist who has turned her life into a relentless performance”. In action three years and two postponements after it was first announced, the exhibition feels like a long time coming for insiders in the industry …
The Mother of Performance Art Pt.1 | Marina Abramovic in London Read More »
With the rise of MetaSelfies, and the viral Tube Girl, Instagram, and TikTok are officially in their hyperconfident, self-reflective, performative era. Cringe, Chic, or Real? Let’s discuss the rise of self-surveillance posting in the age of corporate surveillance. In 2021 Refinery 29 coined the term “MetaSelfie”. The MetaSelfie is simple: a selfie within a selfie. …
Surveillance Chic In The Age Of Corporate Surveillance. Read More »
Creating a signature outfit is similar to composing music. You need intent, harmony, rhythm and sparkle. For Jordan Figueroa, a musician stylist, this is something he plays out every day. “Styling is just something that happened to me. When I moved to New York I wanted to do the gallery girl scene and then once …
If you work in fashion, September and February are significant, the two months of the year when the parameters of a working day disintegrate and phones ceaselessly ding. For these two occasions, fashion professionals are alive and enigmatic, sustained by the anticipation, the buzz, the blue backlight of a laptop, and an unhealthy amount of …
Fashion Debunked: Fashion Week Stunting, It’s All About The Instagrammers Read More »
