It’s September in New York, and the city has once again become the epicentre of global fashion events. Fashion Week shows no mercy, and preparing a designer’s collection for the […]
Read morefits we’d wear to fashion week (if funds allowed it)
with LFW less than a week away, I’ve been racking my brain for fits worthy of the runways this season and while my head has come up with some godly combinations, I’m still working on manifesting the funds to make ’em happen. until I manage to make these looks a reality, so instead, kicking off broke’s LFW content early, I’m shouting out a collection of holy-grail brands from named collective to ed hardy that make up my current (and future) wardrobe in the form of some pre-fashion-week fitspo…
Read moreJivomir Domoustchiev – Crossing the boundaries between fashion and art
Jivomir Domoustchiev is a designer whose boundary-pushing approach to fashion manifests itself in exciting and exceptional pieces that transcend the worlds of art and fashion. Pieces made from vegan vinyl […]
Read moreNamed Collective Just Dropped A Debut Jewellery Collection And It’s Drippy AF
If there’s one brand we’ll back with our full chest, it’s Named Collective. Reppin’ their designs at festivals worldwide this summer, from wibbling to Gottwood’s lineup of underground DJs in Wales whilst wearing their Red Thorn Rhinestone hoodie to grooving backstage in their new Blade Camo Velour collection at Barcelona’s Brunch Electronik festival, so when their drippy debut jewellery collection consisting of nine new, godly chains dropped onto the website yesterday, it’s safe to say we were GAGGING…
Read moreTop Rags: Three Utility Brands You Need To Know
ARMAREX In the dynamic world of fashion, trends come and go, but one style that continues to remain in the spotlight is utility fashion. The intersection of fashion and function […]
Read moreThe Avant-Garde Awakens: RE/CREATE SS24
In a world where fashion serves as a canvas for the avant-garde, the RE/CREATE SS24 couture show unveils a new chapter in the narrative of creative rebellion. Set on the […]
Read moreThings are Getting a Bit Hairy
Detangling hair as the next go-to textile trend… Hair is everywhere right now! Not just on our heads but draped across chests, hanging from ears and swishing against knees. One […]
Read moreSex is Still on the Menu but People are Dining Out Alone
How the Decline of Sex has Led to a Rise in kinky couture and risky ready-to-wear. In recent seasons we have been plied with pictures of penis-inspired cosmetics, avalanches of […]
Read moreFashion Meets Football: Styling for The 2024 Euros
Last week in London, The Bread and Butter Collection held a fashion meets football event, called the ‘Euro’s Fashion Show Launch’. The Collection gathered multiple designers to showcase their work, […]
Read moreMELLER Teams Up With Awakenings Festival For A Limited Edition Sunnies Drop
For anyone who wasn’t already aware, Awakenings kicks off on Friday and while our invite must have gotten lost in the mail for any readers lucky enough to be heading to the techno heaven located in Hilvarenbeek and scrambling to find sunnies to finish off your fits, MELLER’s limted-edition collab with the festival should be right up your street…
Read moreThe Fashion Standard: University of Westminster Fashion Show
When it comes to fashion, while most are trying to keep up with our favourite major fashion houses, my eyes are always drawn to universities. Why? Because they are the […]
Read moreSnapshots From Named Collective’s London Pop-Up
Everyone from avid Named collectors and passers by looking to upgrade their wardrobe filtered in and out of the event with shelves slowly emptying as they were offered the opportunity to snag rare items that embody the raw spirit of urban culture and creativity embedded within the brand’s roots. We hope to see more of these pop-ups in the future but until then, here’s a few snapshots from the event…
Read moreA Decade of Disruption & Desire: Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY’s Spring 2025 Collection
For Spring 2025, our beloved avant-garde maestro has whipped up a menswear collection that’s nothing short of a fashion carnival. It’s playful, it’s camp, and it’s absolutely dripping with the […]
Read moreBroke Magazine Exclusive: Redefining Clubwear with Reifwear
Meet the Spanish clubwear brand Reifwear – a conscious label focused on sustainability, community and inclusivity. Their aim is similar to ours in promoting emerging artists in its collections whilst re-educating […]
Read moreInside The London-Based Design Lab Sons of Craft
Introducing London-based design house Sons of Craft, which is now hosting a monthly event fusing fashion, music, and art to build community.
“When you come to a Sons of Craft event, you don’t have any limitations – whatever your craft is, push it to the limit,” Kouadio Amany, co-founder of multi-disciplinary design house Sons of Craft, explained at the launch of their new event series on Sunday 5 May…
Read moreOlli Hull’s Latest Collection: “Somethings Old, Somethings New”
Renowned London-based LGBTQ+ visual artist and fashion designer Olli Hull has launched his latest collection, “Somethings Old, Somethings New,” challenging conventional fashion norms and embracing sustainability. Olli’s distinctive creations seamlessly […]
Read moreStop fucking with trends, start fucking with yourself
You would have thought that at this point in our evolution, the world would have grasped the concept of sustainability, but selfishly, we really haven’t. It’s our job, as a collective, to switch this up. In a world dominated by fast fashion and fleeting trends, the temptation of cheap trendy clothing and accessibility is naturally appealing. But honestly bullshit.
Read moreThe Anti-Gatekeeping Club: SCRT’s Dimension Hopping Drop ‘Wandering The Panes’
If you’ve ever watched ‘Natural Born Killers’ and have found yourself weirdly intrigued by the fantasy serial killer couple known as Mickey and Mallory or have been intrigued by the hallucinogens, counter-culture and mind-fuck energy of ‘Fear and Loathing Las Vegas’, you’ll wanna check out SCRT’s new collection which blends both movies into one disorienting capsule called ‘Wandering The Panes’…
Read moreThe Anti-Gatekeeping Club: Independent Designer Rafaela Pestritu’s New 2000s Eurotrash Collection
Rafaela Pestritu is taking us back to Romanian heritage and 2000s Eurotrash influence or, as the designer herself puts it, ‘the foreign, different and unfamiliar’. The London-based brand’s newest collection, which first caught our eye in Paris, collaborates with artist Moyu Yang to create wearable sculptures through Moyu’s spiritual approach to making art and I figured it was about time we stop gatekeeping them…
Read moreThe Anti-Gatekeeping Club: RETERNITY’S New ‘STEPS TO HEAVEN’ Collection
RETERNITY, the new-age streetwear brand (known for keeping their cult following on the edge of their seats and sending them scrambling to the closest laptop at midnight) just dropped a new 18-piece offering…
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