PANTS & BOTTOMS

Women's Belleville Vintage Flared Jeans
W-Waist (Tour de taille)
H-Hip (Tour de bassin)
T-Thigh (Tour de cuisse)
L-Length (longeur)
Unit:cm
S W H L
XS: 34 64 88 104
S: 36 68 92 104
M: 38 72 96 104
L: 40 76 100 104
XS: Length104cm Waist64cm Hip88cm
S: Length104cm Waist68cm Hip92cm
M: Length104cm Waist72cm Hip96cm
L: Length104cm Waist76cm Hip100cm
Style: CasualJeans
Style: Flared
Fit Type: Regular
Decoration: Button
Waist Type: MID
Closure Type: Zipper Fly
Length: Full Length
Material: Cotton
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Women's Vintage High Waisted Loose Fit Flares
W-Waist (Tour de taille)
H-Hip (Tour de bassin)
T-Thigh (Tour de cuisse)
L-Length (longeur)
Unit:cm
S W H T L
25 62 88 52 91
26 65 91 53 92
27 68 94 54 93
28 71 97 55 94
29 74 100 56 95
30 77 103 57 96
Style: CasualJeans
Style: Wide Leg Pants
Fit Type: skinny
Fabric Type: Softener
Decoration: Button,Pockets,Fake Zippers
Waist Type: HIGH
Closure Type: Zipper Fly
Wash: Light
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Women's Vintage Bleach Wash High Waist and Pocket Button Up Flares
W-Waist (Tour de taille)
H-Hip (Tour de bassin)
T-Thigh (Tour de cuisse)
L-Length (longeur)
Unit:cm
S W H L
XS 62 90 99
S 66 94 100
M 70 98 101
L 74 102 102
Pant Style: STRAIGHT
Front Style: Flat
Waist Type: HIGH
Pattern Type: Solid
Decoration: Pockets,Belt
Closure Type: Button Fly
Fabric Type: Broadcloth
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Sound, Style, Scene: From Soup Cans to Leather Jackets - The Factory's Impact on Culture
When it comes to cultural icons, few have left as indelible a mark on the worlds of art, music, and fashion as Andy Warhol and his Factory crew. From the mid-1960s to the early 1970s, Warhol's Manhattan studio and its surrounding scene became ground zero for a new kind of cultural revolution, one that fused avant-garde art, experimental music, and edgy fashion into a heady cocktail of creativity and cool.

Sound, Style & Scene: The French Invasion - How Yé-Yé Wave Conquered Pop Music and Style
In the swinging 60s, as the pop and rock sounds from the United States and the United Kingdom reverberated across the globe, France had its own answer: Yé-Yé wave. This genre of pop music quickly became a cultural phenomenon, capturing the hearts of French youth and leaving an indelible mark on the world. Yé-Yé wave was more than just music; it was a lifestyle, a fashion statement, and a rebellion against the status quo. Right at the forefront were the iconic figures Françoise Hardy, Jane Birkin, and Brigitte Bardot.

Sound, Style, Scene: Baz Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet - A Renaissance Rave That Made History
When Baz Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet hit the silver screens in 1996, it was unlike anything the world had ever seen. The director's flamboyant, over-the-top style collided with William Shakespeare's timeless tale of tragic love, creating a sensory explosion that took audiences by storm. But it wasn't just the movie's storytelling that made it a cultural phenomenon. It was the fashion, the music, and the celebrities that came together to make it an unforgettable moment in time.

Sole-ful Savings: 7 Cruelty-Free Vegan Shoe Brands for Ethical Fashionistas
The global leather industry uses over a billion animal products each year to make fashion goods. The utilisation of low-cost labour, more waste, and a bigger carbon impact are all common features of the leather goods industry. However, this does not have to be the case. We found seven cruelty-free or vegan-friendly shoe brands.

From Myanmar to Naarm/Melbourne: Weaving Hope and Prosperity Amidst Chaos
From Myanmar to Naarm (Melbourne), these beautiful baskets were created, marketed and purchased under remarkable conditions. With the world turned upside down and borders closed, international shipping has proven difficult at times. Pali Baskets, a Melbourne store, can attest to this.

Sound, Style, Scene: CBGB's: The Cradle of Punk Rock
CBGB's, the legendary music venue located in New York's East Village, was a place of magic, rebellion, and creativity. It was a dingy dive bar with a leaky roof, sticky floors, and graffiti-covered walls, but it was also a temple of art where a new generation of musicians and fans found a home.