Have you ever thought about who the “Fashion Crowd” is? Who are they? What do they love? Where do they go? “Fashion Crowd” surrounds us. They are everywhere, in streets,...
Have you ever thought about who the “Fashion Crowd” is? Who are they? What do they love? Where do they go?
“Fashion Crowd” surrounds us. They are everywhere, in streets, cafes, cinemas and stores.
They love museums and flea markets, they find beauty both in second hand shops and in luxury boutiques.
They love take away coffees and enjoy drinking cappuccino in fancy coffee shops.
They love everything about fashion, even the word “FASHION”. “Fashion Crowd” surrounds us, yet many of them do not even know that they belong to this crowd. But we do!
Here at HAY-HAY we’ve got our very own “Fashion Crowd”, and you will absolutely love it.
This is a special project by HAY-HAY, covering people related to the industry. Stylists, photographers, editors, fashionistas, artists, people who love and follow fashion, even those who secretly follow the industry, those working and creating in Armenia and worldwide.
Within the first episode we have done a series of interviews with “Fashion Crowd” in Yerevan.
Deadstock gets used loosely across fashion right now, often as a shorthand for anything sustainable or vintage adjacent. The term deserves more precision, because what it actually means shapes whether...
Deadstock gets used loosely across fashion right now, often as a shorthand for anything sustainable or vintage adjacent. The term deserves more precision, because what it actually means shapes whether...
There are colours that immediately make you think of a place. That slightly faded blue on a Greek fishing boat. Terracotta walls that have spent years under the sun. The...
There are colours that immediately make you think of a place. That slightly faded blue on a Greek fishing boat. Terracotta walls that have spent years under the sun. The...
Before the first silhouette appeared, the space had already told part of the story. Inside SMK – the National Gallery of Denmark, handwoven carpets from Caucasus, Anatolia, Northern Iran, and...
Before the first silhouette appeared, the space had already told part of the story. Inside SMK – the National Gallery of Denmark, handwoven carpets from Caucasus, Anatolia, Northern Iran, and...