As the founder and CEO of Style Your Threads I have always and will continue to support our Black community. Our allyship is authentic.
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My name is Tenzin T. Bakroctsang and I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for selecting me for this scholarship. This opportunity will allow me to continue my education and ultimately achieve my goal of obtaining a degree in fashion. Read the rest of Tenzin’s letter AND her remarkable Journey from Kathmandu, Nepal.
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While staying at home during this challenging time, consider visiting the Peabody Essex Museum’s amazing Virtual Fashion and Design Gallery. Take a 360 tour of the gallery, and get super close-up with the scroll of your mouse! Don’t miss this free opportunity.
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I am Chi Ilochi, and I am a 20 year old Nigerian American fashion stylist, designer and model from Pittsburgh, PA. (Styling By Chi) (Designs By Chi / Artistry Clothing). I offer a variety of services that include personal shopping, wardrobe styling, and style consolations that include helping people find their style and feel confident and beautiful while they do it! I style those who struggle with autism, mental illness, physical illness, depression, anxiety, the elderly, the list goes on. To me styling isn’t about the glitz and glam it’s about helping heal and inspire through clothing.
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Move over, zebra stripes. According to the street style crowd in Paris for Spring 2020 Couture Week, leopard is back as fashion's favorite animal print.
From a leopard puffer to a spotted suit, show-goers scattered the Parisian streets in the classic print. We even noticed a few people layer different, contrasting animal patterns — think tiger with cheetah — into one outfit, or pair their favorite with another equally eye-catching garment. Basically, it was all statement, all the time.
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Jaclyn Robichaud Doyle is an independent designer and owner of the brand Jack Attack Clothing based out of Lowell, MA. After graduating from Massachusetts College of Art and Design with Department Honors in 2014, she went on to open her own studio in the largest artists' community on the East Coast, Western Avenue Studios.
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Style Your Threads likes to feature new up and coming women-owned businesses! Meet Asantè - founder of The Fashion Enthusiast! Use code STYLEYOURTHREADS for 10% off the awesome merchandise!
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Style Your Threads’ owner, stylist Geraldine Cole was a member of the expert panel for NBC’s recent discussion of fashion trends for 2020. What’s in and what’s not! Find out…
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“Style Your Threads” recently had the pleasure of visiting Paridaez Boutique in Beacon Hill. We met the designer and founder Allison Daroie. Each piece of clothing brilliantly and seamlessly transitions into different articles of clothing providing looks suitable for work, night out or travel.
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Improving your wardrobe, helps you not only look better but feel better about yourself.
Geraldine says, “ Looking your best doesn’t need to be expensive!” SYT shares these before and after transformations with you to show what is possible!
What a wonderful time Style Your Threads had at the Boston School of Fashion Design’s Christmas Party 85th Anniversary Vintage Edition! Click Read More below to see event photos.
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Style Your Threads is sponsoring The School of Fashion Design in Boston by giving a scholarship to a talented student. This scholarship will help young designers have the opportunity to study all facets of apparel design.
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My name is Alanood Alsuwailem. I am originally from Saudi Arabia but currently live in Boston and have a master's degree in Business Administration. It may sound odd for someone who is now pursuing fashion.
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Thank you to our amazing sponsors for your donations. One step closer to ending cancer!
My name is Veronica Reyes and I am currently a sophomore at Pace University studying fashion communications.
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This exhibition was great and expressed the complexity of gender and fashion through the years .....
“Clothing serves as primary means of non verbal communication signifying the identity - real , created and perceived of designers and wearers, fashion can provide insight into a broader societal shifts touching on the issues of gender expression and identity. It’s an exhibition driven by fashion.” Michelle Tolini Finamore ( Penny Vinik curator of fashion arts)
The first week of May we attended a fabulous “Walk, Strut and Dance“ runway show at the Boston Design Center (@Bostondesigncenter) and had the honor of viewing creative styles for men and women presented by Lasell College of Fashion Design & Production students (@lasellcollege).
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