Tag: what to wear

  • Yong Talks Fashion

    In a conversation with Korean Fashion Designer Ko Tae Yong we speak about his influence and inspiration about fashion. Stay Tuned for the full interview.

  • Pitti Uomo Countdown

    Pitti Uomo Countdown

    Today, we start the sixty day count down to Pitti Uomo in Florence. Having not attended since the lockdown, we are looking forward to the premiere menswear event starting January 10th.

  • Fashion with Ko.

    A designer inspired by school uniforms. Look out for the interview with Ko Tae Yong.

  • Nudie Trade In

    Yes. I traded in another pair. I’ll give you the low down later.

  • Armani

    The first time we decided to dedicate a Before Tacky Podcast discussing a designer. Giorgio Armani is know ordinary designer. A talent who set the standard in the field. If Italian Fashion has a face, it is Armani.

  • Sustainable with a Conscious 2

    Continuing the Before Tacky Podcast with co host Irene Serra talk to Rodrigo Doxandabarat about his brand DOTZ.

  • Sustainable with a Conscious

    Sustainable with a Conscious

    Before Tacky podcast talk to fashion entrepreneur Rodrigo Doxandabarat about his label Dotz. Click below

  • Every Minute,,

    P.T. Barnum said “A sucker is born every minute.” Gap and Ye are counting on this quote. The much hyped fashion collaboration is more like a circus freak show. Now, buyers must dig through garbage bags for overpriced pieces from the rapper turned designer. According to news channels the designs have sold out. One has […]

  • MENSWEAR Talk

    MENSWEAR Talk

    This episode of Before Tacky talk to Lyonnel and Taiwo from London about modern menswear trends. During these times, making style decisions can be challenging. During this podcast we answer some questions.

  • Tech + Fashion with Burani

    Tech + Fashion with Burani

    From the Milan Fashion Week, Cristiano Burani gave me a personal fashion tour of his latest collection during his presentation. What struck me, the technical materials. The distinctive pieces made use of specialised fabrics, while remaining fitted for the figure.