fashion Articles
Cristóbal Balenciaga: Shaping fashion
Over the summer, Deputy Fashion Editor Amy Nguyen explored the works of Cristóbal Balenciaga at the Victoria & Albert museum in London
Going crazy for gingham
Gingham is back on the high street in a big way and this SS17 is the revival of the primary school-inspired pattern, writes Deputy Fashion and Beauty Editor Talia Lee-Skudder
The feminist fashion journalist
In light of the Women in Media conference last week, Deputy Fashion and Beauty Editor Sophie Soar presents her favourite woman in the media and her apt ability to combine fashion and feminism
The female boss: Maria Grazia Chiuri
Inkeeping with International Women’s Day, this week at The Mancunion we’re celebrating the female trailblazers of the fashion industry. Let’s hear it for the girls
Guardian Angel or Glamorising Arms?
Is there a danger in sporting a fashion accessory without understanding its power as a political message? How aware of we are the statements we make?
Personal style
Kitty Mitchell-Turner reveals the inspiration behind her style
The style file
Deputy Fashion and Beauty editor Talia Lee-Skudder reveals her signature style
Ashley Graham: fashion’s game-changer
Following the release of Vogue US’s first ever cover image to feature a plus-size model, Shannon Winterbone discusses a potential turning point in the fashion industry
The livery companies
With the ceaselessly unsatisfied temperament of today’s society, demands on fashion designers increase season by season. In search of a solution, Deputy Fashion and Beauty Editor Sophie Soar looks to the past for unique and insightful inspiration
Still not in space suits: the comeback of millennial fashion
It began subtly with the odd reebok here and choker there. Then, one day we awoke to find ourselves in season 1 of The O.C. turn of the century (1995-2005) fashion is back
An Alternative History of Fashion: Costume in The Man in the High Castle
Sophie Billington discusses the alternative approach to post-war fashion in the hit series The Man in the High Castle
The fashion blues
Sometimes it can be difficult to get excited by fashion when it all seems the same — this week we look for a few rays of excitement
Red carpet ready
Deputy Fashion and Beauty Editor Talia Lee-Skudder reveals the colour that has survived through the ages from the screen sirens of the 50s right up to the stars of our latest award shows
Manchester reveals world’s first graphene dress
Fashion, science, and technology come together to produce a graphene dress that changes colour when you breathe
Head over heels for fashion in La La Land
The biggest film of the year has left us lusting after the City of Stars with its singing, dancing, big dreams and, most importantly, its fifties inspired wardrobe
When pop art met fashion
Following the recent opening of ‘Artist Rooms: Andy Warhol’ at The Whitworth Art Gallery, Deputy Fashion and Beauty Editor Sophie Soar ruminates upon Andy Warhol’s influence in fashion since the sixties
Moschino mania: Fashion is not for the fearful
The iconic Italian fashion house, whose DNA is comprised of eccentric prints, logo emblazoned dresses and funky pop spirit, truly shows the fun and exciting side of fashion
It’s competition time!
For your chance to win a Soap & Glory make-up kit enter the Mancunion’s competition!
Monochrome wardrobe: The non-committal approach to adding excitement to your outfit
Holly James reveals how to stay warm while still looking fabulous this winter
Couture dreaming
A run through of the dizzying heights of fashion’s most exclusive and luxurious club