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People on Twitter are freaking out about adidas’ new bra campaign

People on Twitter are freaking out about adidas’ new bra campaign

When does marketing take things too far? According to many people online, showing uncensored, unfiltered pictures of real women’s bodies on Twitter is the answer. adidas has just announced its latest range of sports bras with a powerful, yet controversial campaign. The ad is for the brand’s line of 43 new bras, designed to offer support for all body types, and was launched by sharing a photo grid of 25 pairs...

By London, UK
What we learned about fashion’s future at the Superverse summit in Dubai

What we learned about fashion’s future at the Superverse summit in Dubai

Blaise Lanphere travelled to the largest-ever collaborative event connecting creators, entrepreneurs, and artists that are disrupting their industries. She returned with a rundown for Thred on how Web3 – the next phase of the internet – is disrupting the style sector. As in all sectors, technology is revolutionising how businesses operate. Embracing artificial intelligence, data analytics, digital manufacturing, and so on, fashion is drastically evolving to adapt to the new landscape. Its...

By London, UK
Nasal tanning sprays are TikTok’s latest questionable trend

Nasal tanning sprays are TikTok’s latest questionable trend

Experts are worried that unregulated substances found in tan-enhancing nasal spray could have serious health consequences. While self-applied tanning lotions have gained popularity over the last two decades for being kinder to skin, many people may still be making a trip to the sunbed, especially as we enter peak winter paleness. Deeper-tan creams containing low levels of SPF typically facilitate the darkening of sunbed lovers as they sprawl out under UV...

By London, UK
6 sustainable fashion accounts to follow in 2022

6 sustainable fashion accounts to follow in 2022

Between Covid variants, a disquietingly sharp rise in the cost of living, and a carousel of Downing Street parties, 2022 may seem like the year of unwanted change. But it’s also an opportunity to implement positive new habits. Perhaps you intend to read more, learn a new language, or strive for a professional goal this year. But besides personal growth, there are also new practices that can change our world...

By Brighton, UK