What's more important, the iconic red carpet look or the social media storm it creates? The Met Gala is the most exclusive and anticipated fashion event in the calendar. Following the devastating cancellation of the 2020 Gala due to COVID, lets take it way back to 2019’s theme, ‘Camp: Notes on Fashion’ and how it caused a storm on Instagram. The growing influence of social media gives ordinary folk like you and I access to all areas of The Met Gala – even the afterparties. Ap

We live in a world full of constant pressures. Whether that be from work or school, from ourselves or even from things that are meant to make us feel good – like fashion. We sometimes don’t realise that the things meant to enrich our lives are harming us. Remember Tumblr? As a teenager I was very into Tumblr. I would spend most of my time after school in the depths of the search bar, looking for fashion and life inspiration. I was always going into my city to look at and buy

What we wear can say a lot about who we are as people; the styles, patterns and colours we choose represent part of our personality. Whether this is done consciously or subconsciously, we are projecting ourselves to those around us through the clothes we wear every day. If someone favour’s clothing that connotes a specific style or trend, they are reflecting interest in that subject/culture to the outside world. The same applies for merchandise from media and pop culture we e