Author: vivithequyt
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How to Not Feel Things
(What 2024 Taught Me About Emotions) I haven’t really talked about what 2024 taught me yet. But in truth, it came down to an old lesson I’ve always struggled to learn—how to manage my emotions. Somehow, it always takes me more time than it should. Back when I was a journalist, I had a go-to…
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Why Fashion Keeps Bringing Back Old Bags
In today’s fashion world, looking back is sometimes the best way forward. As brands face economic uncertainty and customers become more cautious with their money, diving into the archives and bringing back iconic designs has become a smart — and often successful — move. The Return of Fendi’s Baguette Silvia Venturini Fendi once said, “I…
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Does Gender Equality Exist in High Fashion?
Does Gender Equality Exist in High Fashion? Let’s be honest: gender equality in high fashion still feels like a distant dream. In 2025, out of 9 major announcements for creative director positions at top fashion houses, only 3 went to women: Sarah Burton at Givenchy, Louise Trotter at Bottega Veneta, and Veronica Leoni at Calvin…
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People can only meet you as deeply as they meet themselves
People can only meet you as deeply as they meet themselves… It turns out that finding people who truly get you — who share your worldview, values, and depth — isn’t something that comes easily. Everyone’s experiences, emotions, and thoughts are different, and that makes every connection unpredictable. Sometimes, we don’t align. That’s real and…
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Instagram flop or is it just me?
Okay, let’s sit down and talk about this. I used to think Instagram was my home turf — my comfort zone. But clearly, things have changed. And when the platform changes, you have to shift your mindset and how you create, especially if you still want to grow. That feeling of “my IG is flopping”…
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Jonathan Anderson: A Very Long Quiet Quest
The next-door genius rewriting fashion’s rules one silent breakthrough at a time. Whispers are circling again. Jonathan Anderson, the design powerhouse behind LOEWE and JW Anderson, might just be next in line for Dior—replacing not one but two of the most influential creative directors in modern fashion: Maria Grazia Chiuri and Kim Jones. It’s not…