Carhartt, Streetwear, and the Never Ending Search for Authenticity
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Carhartt, Streetwear, and the Never Ending Search for Authenticity

Workwear as streetwear is back in a big way, and has been for a few years. Carhartt went from a brand supplying uniforms to railway workers to a streetwear staple with designer collaborations. To what extent is this trend appropriative, and to what extent is it a symbol of the ubiquitous nature of durable, affordable clothing?

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Yuhan Wang, Kill Bill, and Women’s Resilience
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Yuhan Wang, Kill Bill, and Women’s Resilience

Motorcycle clothes, made out of lace. Fanny packs strapped onto waists over panties. Women in lingerie carrying katana swords. These dichotomies, just a few examples of the many that were present in Yuhan Wang’s latest collection presented at London Fashion week on Sunday, capture perfectly what the collection was all about; femininity, resilience, and Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill.

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