Weekly Digest – Issue #8

Fashion month is in full swing, and so many designers have already presented their fall and winter collections— giving us a taste of what trends are in store for the upcoming months. While we can already predict myriad 2020 trends, there are still more to uncover. Prada’s Fall/Winter 2020 Milan Fashion Week runway just gave us two more trends we can expect to see everywhere after summer this year: fringe and belts. Soon, all your favorite designers and retailers (including Prada, obviously) will have their shelves stocked with all the fringe pieces and chic belts your heart could ever desire. Prepare for a fashion takeover, folks. Keep reading.

As models slipped into marbled jumpsuits backstage at a fashion show to debut the designs of graduating Fashion Institute of Technology students, someone handed them large prosthetic ears, oversize plastic red lips and fuzzy, caterpillar-like eyebrows. Kee p reading.

Forget twisting, licking and dunking—refrain from eating entirely and jack up the price a few thousand dollars. At least, that’s what a set of savvy hypebeasts have done with their Supreme-themed Oreos.
The designer cookies are part of the streetwear powerhouse’s Spring/Summer accessories line which is only launching in Supreme’s New York stores in Manhattan and Brooklyn today, though they have already hit the resale market. Keep reading.

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