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We love these products, and we hope you do too. E! has affiliate relationships, so we may get a small share of the revenue from your purchases. Items are sold by the retailer, not E!.When temperatures rise, we all tend to wear less the hotter it gets. But fun in the sun comes with a whole set of fashion faux pas possibilities.
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Jennifer Lopez is one of many celebrities who dresses her children in Blu & Blue denim.
BackGrid
In North America, the fashion, apparel and beauty industry generates
around $600 billion in annual revenue, but that number has dropped
significantly since the early days of 2020. Like most others, the retail
industry has been devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic, its subsequent
lockdowns and the resulting economic downturn. A recent report by
McKinsey & Co estimates that a whopping 75% of apparel and fashion
companies are facing massive debt after three months of store closures.
To adapt, some fashion companies have pivoted to producing personal
protective equipment (PPE) such as facemasks. Nevertheless, these
efforts can’t undo the negative impact of the current recession, and
many brands will not survive.Blu & Blue is a New York-based kids fashion brand that has been in the business of creating sustainable, toxin-free, premium-quality denim clothing for more than 35 years. The children of numerous celebrities, including Jennifer Lopez and Ludacris, have worn the clothing. Blu & Blue is currently sold in over 200 specialty and department stores worldwide.
Aaina Jain Malik is the founder of Blu & Blue.
Blue & Blue
“COVID-19 is the worst crisis we have ever experienced in our
generation, and for most of us, in our lifetimes. It is impacting our
social interactions, our family life, our community, and our work at Blu
& Blue,” says Founder Aaina Jain Malik. “We are hoping that by
Spring 2021, the situation will get better, but there is growing concern
in the retail industry even about that.”With in-house manufacturing facilities in India, the past few months have been ones of immense uncertainty for Blu & Blue. The nationwide lockdown Prime Minister Modi declared on March 24 massively impacted their business, as employees could no longer work. In the U.S., the situation was not getting any easier. Buyers and stores started cancelling orders they had confirmed prior to the COVID-19 outbreak. Orders cancelled when goods were already in transit via sea or air have been left lying around in ports. Some buyers have filed for insolvency protection in order to declare non-payment to the fashion company.
To reopen its factories in India, Blu & Blue has undertaken extensive safety measures.
Blu & Blue
Nevertheless, Blu & Blue remains committed to providing for its
workers and their families. Since reopening began in India in late May
and early June, the company has brought back smaller teams to its
factories for safety reasons, and they are taking measures to fight the
spread of Coronavirus internally. Workers have their temperature checked
upon arrival and at regular intervals throughout the day. Seating
patterns have been revised to allow workers to maintain adequate social
distance from one another. Blu & Blue has also increased the
frequency and intensity of cleaning and engaged in other social
distancing tactics.“Despite the turmoil, we have managed to get our factories back online and have implemented a series of preventative health measures for employees at our sites,” says Malik. “Also, for the next few months, Blu & Blue factories will be working on producing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and gear for first responders, nurses, doctors, emergency service providers and all the other current-day superheroes.” In these unprecedented times, she expresses deep gratitude to everyone who has remained loyal to the Blu & Blue brand.
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For the most part, the tales of toxicity in fashion aren’t
new. Many of them are based on things done brazenly and in public—a
Vogue cover that positioned LeBron James as the brute King Kong to
Gisele Bündchen’s blond damsel, Prada lining its boutique windows with
figures that evoked Sambo stereotypes. Prominent fashion people are
regularly and credibly accused of racism, sexual harassment, labor
abuses, and beyond. If fashion as an industry is about the audacious
celebration of social dominance, the thinking went, then how could
anyone be shocked that it’s a terrible business to work in?
What’s new is everything else: the collective rage sweeping
the country, the support for those within the industry who speak up,
the fear that those at the top seem to feel. People with little power
can imagine better workplaces and lives well within their grasp. It is
now not quite so fashionable to be fabulously and unaccountably rich.
Read: After the pandemic, the office dress code should never come back
But in fashion, envisioning a path forward is particularly
complicated. The veneration of whiteness and wealth isn’t merely
incidental to the global fashion business, but central to its vision and
embedded in its practices, from who gets hired to how things get
marketed. Luxury fashion is built on the emotional scaffolding of human
aspiration—what happens to the industry when everyone gets sick of
worshipping rich white people?
JOOEUN BAE
Long before the manufacturing and marketing of clothing
became a multibillion-dollar industry, clothing was used to signal
status. “Distinguishing clothing has always been important in
large-scale societies,” Katalin Medvedev, an international-dress and
fashion researcher at the University of Georgia, told me. As societies
became less agrarian and more centralized, people started to think of
clothing as a way to show their jobs, their social status, their
position within the community. In ancient Egypt, for example, female
servants wore modest sheaths and plain hairstyles, while noblewomen
enjoyed makeup, jewelry, perfume, wigs, and gowns detailed with gold
thread. Some examples of early sartorial hierarchies are still visible:
Catholic nuns and low-level priests dress simply and identically,
humbling themselves and eschewing their personal identities in service
of God; papal regalia is heavily embroidered and richly hued, the dress
of a man singular in his religious authority. The fashion industry,
according to Medvedev, is that basic idea of identity through dress,
taken to the logical extreme of capitalism.
It’s a straighter line than it might seem from ancient
nobility and religious leaders to globe-trotting social-media
influencers raking in millions of dollars a year from fashion
endorsements. As the second Industrial Revolution infused capital into
the expanding European upper class in the late 19th and early 20th
century, fine clothiers and luggage-makers—Burberry, Louis Vuitton,
Gucci—sprang up in Britain, France, and Italy to supply the burgeoning
aristocracy with the accoutrements of their everyday lives. That meant
sharp outerwear for military officers, trunks for international travel
via steamship, and fine leather saddles for equestrians. As Europe’s
colonial power spread around the world, so did those brands and the
aesthetic ideals of the wealthy white Europeans who patronized them.
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From Esquire
Is there any one tradition more quintessentially American than buying shit you don't really need? That's the question I'd like to pose to you this holiday weekend. Go ahead. Think about it. (Answer: Yes, there is, and it's getting super pissed about not being able to buy the shit you don't really need.)
In that spirit, if you're jonesing for just a little bit of retail therapy right now—and honestly, who isn't?—July 4th weekend is the time to indulge, because a whole host of your favorite brands are taking steep discounts on a wide selection of summer-ready goods. What, did you think our dear old Founding Fathers fought tirelessly against the tyrannical rule of their evil British overlords so you wouldn't blow a bag on some sweet new loafers? C'mon.
Oh, what's that? They mostly fought for the right not to pay taxes on all the new wealth they accumulated through their reliance on a deeply flawed economic infrastructure entirely dependent on slave labor (and then worked equally tirelessly to ensure that the same infrastructure remained secure long after the country won its own independence)? Word. I'd recommend taking their opinions on what to do with your heard-earned dollars with more than a few fucking grains of salt. In other words, feel free to buy the loafers, dude.
This year especially, the Fourth of July is only what you make of it. And if "what you make of it" involves justifying a series of purchases you've been putting off for months—from suiting to sneakers and everything in between—more power to you, player. You're the real patriot.
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Titled “Message in a Bottle,” the spring 2021 collection will introduce a multifaceted sustainability initiative, where work can be recycled, upcycled and even reissued in its original form. Michael Burke, chairman and chief executive officer of Louis Vuitton, and Virgil Abloh, artistic director of men’s wear, revealed their plans in an exclusive joint Zoom interview with WWD, ahead of a cocktail event on Thursday evening at the historic Louis Vuitton grounds in the Paris suburb of Asnières. In a wide-ranging talk, the men addressed topics ranging from the show calendar and the impact of digital on design, to fostering inclusivity and how they’re dealing with haters online. A New Frontier Instead of showing its men’s collection in Paris, Vuitton plans to kick off its international tour with the screening of a short film that blends live action with animated characters that Abloh has dubbed “Zoooom with friends,” as they set off on a sea voyage. “This next show is probably the biggest leap that I’ve made in terms of proposing a new system, how it lives and operates. It’s probably the most fully packaged from the clothes itself and the craftsmanship, to the things you’ll see with the films and how it activates,” the designer said from his lakeside retreat in Wisconsin, some 40 minutes outside Chicago. The peripatetic designer has been forced to slow down since last fall, when he was grounded on doctor’s orders. It’s given him time to reconsider how he works. “I’m on a lot of different panels that were sort of questioning what fashion can become in an urgent sense,” Abloh said. “Instead of the doom and gloom, sort of panic approach, I looked at it like, ‘Oh, this is the new frontier that we’ve been asking for in fashion,’” he continued. “We’re in a new era. I feel like this is the pandemic of 2020 with the hard stop between fashion as it was before, and I’m interested in this sort of investigation.” Since Abloh joined Vuitton in 2018, he’s been credited with writing a new chapter in fashion history: the moment when streetwear crashed the hallowed halls of luxury brands. From the inclusive casting of his shows to his advertising campaigns featuring young children, the designer has consistently challenged the status quo. With foreign editors and clients unable to travel because of the COVID-19 outbreak, the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode, French fashion’s governing body, canceled the June edition of Paris Fashion Week Men’s. Instead, brands are staging virtual presentations on a dedicated online platform from July 9 to 13. Burke doesn’t think the fashion show is dead, but he’s decided to take this particular one on the road. “We know people are not going to be able to travel, so let’s not have people travel to the venues — let’s have the clothes travel to the venues,” he said, speaking from his secondary home in Biarritz on France’s Atlantic coast. Back in March, Vuitton closed the last round of shows before the lockdown with its women’s wear collection, designed by Nicolas Ghesquière. “It was a surreal moment in Paris,” the executive recalled. “There was this sense of doom and imminent danger.” Since then, the future of physical events has been thrown into question. “I think fashion shows have to remain live. There has to be an audience. There has to be anticipation, there has to be tension, there has to be last-minute desperation. If you don’t have that, it’s like some of these football games that are being played with no audience — they have to pipe in the noise,” Burke argued. The upcoming shows will be open to the general public and will be livestreamed, and further destinations may be added between now and the end of the year. “We think that excitement has to come from that element of being live in front of a live audience, but it’s more modern to not have a hierarchy as to who gets to see it,” Burke said. “The fundamental idea is that we’re getting rid of the straitjacket the industry has been operating under.” Both men stressed the playful element of the approach, which ties in with Abloh’s ongoing exploration of boyhood. “You have to bring back fun because the last time we were together, it was sad and deadly,” Burke said.
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