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nyc-looks · 1 year

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Skye, 21

“My loafers are Dr. Marten, skirt I got at the Manhattan Vintage show, button-down is Uniqlo, cardigan is Heaven by Marc Jacobs, blazer is my mom’s and vintage Ralph Lauren, and bag is Los Angeles Appeal but when they were American Apparel. My style philosophy: Wait for pieces that call to you rather than what the industry is trying to push on you. Curate your own wardrobe thoughtfully.”

Mar 29, 2023 ∙ Chelsea

#nyc looks #street style #street snap #street fashion #style #fashion #clothes #outfit #trends #lookbook #new yorker #fit student #fashion institute of technology #heaven by marc jacobs #vintage ralph lauren #blue hair #leather skirt #los angeles apparel #american apparel

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alexlipscomb · 3 months

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queer art book, 2023, digital

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newestcool · 9 months

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Qian Han Liu under the quidance of Olivier Theyskens ''Dripping Tree Sap Lace Suit'' Model Sophie Gontard Newest Cool

#newestcool #newest cool #Qian Han Liu #Olivier Theyskens #Sophie Gontard #fashion school #fashion project #fashion school students #parsons #Central Saint Martins #fashion institute of technology #Parsons School of Design #London College of Fashion #polimoda #Istituto Marangoni #Institut Français de la Mode

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killervelveteenrabbit · 13 hours

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Oren Root, a longtime New York City lawyer and Columbia University graduate who was at the school when anti-Vietnam War protests rocked it in 1968, said Shafik's summoning of police was "an extraordinary miscalculation."

"President Shafik and her advisers clearly didn't learn from history," said Root, who was a top editor at The Spectator, the Columbia student newspaper, in 1968 and 1969. “Calling in the cops was clearly a mistake. Things have not gotten any calmer.”

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voguearchivess · 1 year

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Fashion Institute of Technology fall 2023

#fashion week #runway #fall 2023 #fashion institute of technology

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hack-saw2004 · 2 days

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LESS THAN AN HOUR AGO: our comrades at fashion institute of technology in nyc have stormed their museum building and set up a gaza solidarity encampment!

#free palestine #end aid to israel #current events #palestine genocide #let gaza live #west bank under attack #save palestine #bds movement #end the genocide #end the occupation #fit #fashion institute of technology #students for justice in palestine #gaza solidarity encampment #new york city #boycott divest sanction #from the river to the sea #free palestine in our lifetime #no one is free until we are all free

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jasonraish · 1 year

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LINK TO BUY HERE

I tried to do something a little different this year and change the format of my Croquet and Ink series and add a little narrative possibility to it where the viewer can imagine their own story. Are they at separate croquet garden party fundraisers? One in Connecticut and one in Los Angeles and someone has slighted someone and now made someone's sh!t list and are now advising their partner/colleague/cousin via long distance phone call delivered by the white gloved butler directly to the croquet pitch to buy that business right out from under their new arch nemesis' husband's feet? The possibilities are endless. I also thought the prints would be fun displayed as a pair back to back with the phone lines less than subtly hinting at a connection.

A Dandy Wellington and Jason Raish collaboration. 100% of proceeds donated to The FIT Black Student Illustrators Award fund. These timed editions are available for 2 weeks only, never to be printed again (edition size will be the final number of prints sold). Sales begin April 28th @12:00pm EST until May 12th @12:00pm EST

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$1,500 no-strings-attached awards will be given to Black student applicants displaying artistic merit and financial need graduating from New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology BFA illustration program. Recipients can do as they please with the award money as there’s no one way to reach your artistic goals. Recent data from The Illustrators Survey shows that 3% of the illustration industry is Black. Our goal is to help Black students bridge the gap between graduation and professional success so they can be seen, heard, and shape the narrative of this industry they are so underrepresented in.

If you want to make an individual donation please go to www.fitnyc.edu/give and be sure note the changed process: Choose other from the dropdown menu and manually type in FIT Black Student Illustrators Award to ensure you are donating to this fund. It is a 501(c)(3) organization. All the accounting and final $ amount of proceeds will be transparently and publicly shown and the final edition size announced.

I continued my Croquet and Ink series and created 2 illustrations exclusively for this fundraiser. This series takes the stuffy, conservative, homogenous nature of vintage high fashion and sets it alongside the rebellious self expression of tattoos (Japanese Ukiyo-e inspired). Add the historically upper crust game of croquet and you’ve got Croquet and Ink. As Dandy Wellington says: Vintage Style NOT Vintage Values.

In the summer of 2020 I found myself feeling paralyzed and useless during the renewed social justice movement and wanted to do something. Dandy Wellington and I have known each other for a few years and when he issued his #BlackApparelArts challenge I thought maybe the best thing I can do as an illustrator is fundraise with my art. I had just started teaching at FIT (my alma mater), we got together, ruminated, slapped our knees and said, this whole thing was born of illustration why don’t we get hyper-local and and support Black illustration students at FIT! We got to work and this is our 3rd year doing this. The fund was created under the FIT Foundation 501(c)(3) charitable giving arm.

We've partnered with FIT's own PrintFX print lab for the 12x18” Epson giclée 192 g/m matte archival prints to be signed and numbered. I've also partnered with Framebridge to provide framing. I personally use them a lot and make no money from this, I just want people to have a nice time and alleviate the hassle of getting things framed. 10% of Framebridge's cost will be donated to the fund and 100% of print proceeds will be donated.

For Prints: Save on shipping when you order two or more. For Frames: Free shipping provided by Framebridge when you buy a frame. I ship them the signed print, they frame it and ship it to you. Please allow 4-6 weeks for shipping as it's just me packing and shipping orders, on top of Framebridge's processing time.

Purchasers and donors are encouraged to leave a comment/note/encouragement at the checkout screen for the future recipients of this award and I will make sure they receive them. Hopefully this initiative is a start to diversifying the illustration industry and getting some great art for your walls at the same time!

And as always support the previous years winners:

Corinne Southerland @cori456_joyce, Adesewa Adekoya @blk.indigo, Shaniya Carrington @scrco.art, Jenis Littles @jenisdraws, Rico Ford @rico_antonio76, Dayna Moore @designmoore_studios

#illustration #fashion illustration #artists on tumblr #fyiart #croquet #representation matters #fit black student illustrators award #fashion institute of technology #dandy wellington #vintage fashion #vintage style #women's fashion #women's style #men's fashion #men's style #1920s fashion #lawn party #black illustrators

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beautifultimes-beautifulplaces · 7 months

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Fashion Institute of Technology | Spring 2024 Ready-to-wear

#fashion #ss24 #fashion institute of technology

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tabiprincess · 1 month

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on set <3

#2012 #coquette #girlblogger #mine #indie film #behind the scenes #fashion institute of technology

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thisislizheather · 1 year

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Student Designs at F.I.T

Above Photo: The lobby at The Fashion Institute of Technology, January 2023

The Fashion Institute of Technology is showcasing some student pieces right now in their lobby and they are breathtaking. I’m not sure if this is a normal occurrence, but I’ll make sure to stop by to check every time I’m in that neighborhood from now on.

Look at these beauties.

Above Photo: Einab Weingarten

Above Photo: Cooper Mittleman

Above Photo: Claire Weitnauer

Above Photo: Nadia Phie

Above Photo: Jillian White

Absolutely stunning.

#FIT #fashion #fashion NYC #this is liz heather #Liz Heather #fashion institute of technology #fashion designer #clothing #gowns #tulle #tulle dress #glamour

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darlaluv · 1 year

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So desperate

#fashion student #feminine energy #black girl next door #fashion school #fashion #girl blogger #new york #blackgirlbloggers #fashion institute of technology

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nyc-looks · 1 year

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Bella, 20

“I’m wearing a 40s silk slip dress I got from a flea market that FIT hosts once a semester. My jacket is vintage Ralph Lauren and I got my lace top second hand as well online from eBay. My style is influenced a lot by period pieces. Some of my favorites are A Room with A View, Marie Antoinette, and the Duchess.”

Mar 29, 2023 ∙ Chelsea

#nyc looks #street style #street fashion #new york #fit #fashion institute of technology #vintage ralph lauren #40s vintage #1940s vintage #ebay finds #vintage

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alexlipscomb · 4 months

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indulge. postcard, 2023, digital

#communications design #graphic design #fashion institute of technology #photoshop #illustrator #crash 1996 #Wolfgang tillmans #postcard #indulge

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aaliyahsaintil · 1 year

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#photography #120film #film photography #film #35mm #35mm film #analog #black photographers #nycphotographer #filmisnotdead #nyc #movie poster #fashion institute of technology

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voguearchivess · 1 year

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Fashion Institute of Technology fall 2023

#fashion week #runway #fall 2023 #fashion institute of technology

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jasonraish · 2 years

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A Dandy Wellington and Jason Raish collaboration. 100% of proceeds donated to The FIT Black Student Illustrators Award fund. These timed editions are available for 1 week only, never to be printed again (edition size determined by final sale number). Sales open 2022 May 6th @12:00pm EST and close May 13th @12:00pm EST. www.jason-raish-illustration.myshopify.com/

$1,000 no-strings-attached awards will be given to Black student applicants displaying artistic merit and financial need graduating from New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology BFA illustration program. Recipients can do as they please with the award money as there’s no one way to reach your artistic goals. Recent data from The Illustrators Survey shows that 3% of the illustration industry is Black. Our goal is to help Black students bridge the gap between graduation and professional success so they can be seen, heard, and shape the narrative of this industry they are so underrepresented in.

If you want to make an individual donation please go to www.fitnyc.edu/give and be sure to use the drop down menu to select the Black Student Illustrators Award. There is an option to type in a custom donation amount and it is a 501(c)(3) organization.All the accounting and final amount of proceeds will be transparently and publicly shown and the final number of prints in the edition announced.

I continued my Croquet and Ink series and created 2 illustrations exclusively for this fundraiser. This series takes the stuffy, conservative, homogenous nature of vintage high fashion and sets it alongside the rebellious self expression of tattoos (Japanese Ukiyo-e inspired). Add the historically upper crust game of croquet and you’ve got Croquet and Ink. As Dandy Wellington says: Vintage Style NOT Vintage Values. This time I illustrated the man himself and he styled the outfits as well.

In the summer of 2020 I found myself feeling paralyzed and useless during the renewed social justice movement and wanted to do something. Dandy Wellington and I have known each other for a few years and when he issued his #BlackApparelArts challenge I thought maybe the best thing I can do as an illustrator is fundraise with my art. I had just started teaching at FIT (my alma mater), we got together, ruminated, slapped our knees and said, this whole thing was born of illustration why don’t we get hyper-local and and support Black illustration students at FIT! We got to work and months later here we are.

The fund was created under the FIT Foundation 501(c)(3) charitable giving arm. We've partnered with FIT's own PrintFX print lab for the 12x18” Epson giclée 192 g/m matte archival prints to be signed and numbered. I've also partnered with Framebridge to provide framing. I personally use them a lot and make no money from this, I just want people to have a nice time and alleviate the hassle of getting things framed. Proceeds from Framebridge (which is the 10% discount they give me) will be donated, 100% of print proceeds will be donated. For Prints: Save on shipping when you order two or more. For Frames: Free shipping provided by Framebridge when you buy a frame. I ship them the signed print, they frame it and ship it to you. Please allow 4-6 weeks for shipping as it's just me packing and shipping orders, on top of Framebridge's processing time.

Purchasers and donors are encouraged to leave a comment/note/encouragement at the checkout screen for the future recipients of this award and I will make sure they receive them. Hopefully this initiative is a start to diversifying the illustration industry and getting some great art for your walls at the same time!

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