A sneaker brand that’s usually identified with the skateboarding scene has officially made it’s way into the high fashion scene.
Vans, the vintage brand we’ve all worn at some point or another, has been soaking up a ton of fame as of late. Particularly, the Old Skool sneaker from the brand’s style collection. It’s been spotted on some of the coolest fashionistas to exist right now, and they’ve been doing a fabulous job of giving the vintage looks a 2016 twist.
Say goodbye to your boring t-shirt and jeans. Because Old Skools are now being spotted styled with eye-catching trends, like sophisticated trench coats, cool culottes, and flimsy silk dresses. Here are 7 new ways to style your Old Skool Vans… courtesy of the coolest kids on Instagram.
Ev Bravado and Téla D’Amore turned damask wallpaper into denim dreams, proving Americana can be both haunted and high fashion. The collection oscillated between haunting and hot. Blue striped shirting looked ghostly yet wearable, while gray double-breasted suits came embroidered with sentences that read like confessions across the chest. Denim, as always, was the house’s
Giving us an exclusive insight into the creative concept behind his latest collection, Alexander Wang debuted his Spring/Summer 2026 collection and described it as “a celebration of the alpha female”. Daring, empathetic, and powerful is how he explains the emotional connection behind his favorite piece from the iconic new collection. With this collection being his first all-female cast
For the Spring/Summer 2026 season, Christian Siriano was inspired by the cinematic glamour of 1940s film, and the effortless style of Hollywood icon Marlene Dietrich. Known for her ability to balance a wardrobe of sharp, masculine tailoring and ultra-feminine, high glamour silhouettes, Dietrich inspired a collection rooted in texture, volume, and sculptural form. The palette
Collina Strada isn’t just a fashion label, it’s also a platform for social issues and awareness. Created by Hillary Taymour, her main concern is staying true to her craft, and staying on course to becoming a fully sustainable and radically transparent brand in the near future. Based and manufactured in New York,
