Hats: some are practical, some are stylish, and some… well, some are downright scandalous. We’ll talk about these 25 crazy and comical hats. People have been adorning their heads with all sorts of things for centuries—not just to stay warm or look sharp, but sometimes to make a statement, amuse, or just be downright ridiculous. … Read more
The 1990s were a glorious contradiction — loud yet laid-back, futuristic yet deeply nostalgic. It was a decade obsessed with self-expression, bold colors, and playful throwbacks, all while nervously peeking toward the promise of the 21st century. From hip-hop bravado and grunge nonchalance to metal edge, rave euphoria, and polished preppy cool, the era’s dominant … Read more
Before the bass drops and the strobes hit, let’s talk rave drip. We’re diving headfirst—no brakes, no chill—into the wild world of rave fashion accessories that have defined the scene since the early ’90s. This wasn’t just about dancing till sunrise; it was a whole lifestyle. Raving meant living loud, dressing louder, and glowing like … Read more
Neckties have been hanging around men’s necks (and women’s too) for far longer than most of us realise, and very few accessories have managed to stay this relevant, this visible, and this endlessly adaptable. Peek into almost any wardrobe built around formal or smart dressing and you’ll spot a small line-up of ties patiently waiting … Read more
The humble strip of fabric commonly called a ribbon, isn’t very often considered a fashion accessory. We can use it, regardless of our gender, as a fashion accessory to elevate our style. This article is about making the most of this use fabric item from a purely fashion or style perspective, that is using ribbon … Read more
The 1980s was a decade of glitz, glam, and glorious contradictions—where bold rebels wore lace, gender-bending icons embraced performance wear, and Wall Street warriors marched in sharp power suits. It was a time when street style found its own swagger, preppy charm got a modern remix, and accessories weren’t just extras—they were essential statements. Men … Read more
