Bliss Foster

Today, we will be kicking off 2026 with a fun game about the weirdest items on every designer brand's website. This game includes Chanel, Loewe, Alaïa, The Row, and so many more of your favorite brands. Stay tuned to watch Daniella laugh for 25 minutes straight.

Today, we're being as honest as possible about what it takes to be a fashion designer and what fashion designers are missing. It's not our goal to be mean - we say this because we want you to achieve your dreams of becoming a mens or womens designer successfully showing at Paris Fashion Week, Milan Fashion Week, etc.

This video is an overarching guide on getting familiar with the most historically important, best of all time fashion designers, and most importantly why their work has shaped fashion and all fashion weeks at all major cities since. Luxury fashion would not be the same without the likes of Lee Alexander McQueen, Vivienne Westwood, or Raf Simons - along with many, many more of your favorite designers! This is an updated canon as of February 2, 2026.

Today, we are visiting the best fashion museum in the world - the Parodi Costume Collection, an educational fashion archive that gives young adults rare, hands-on access to restoring and studying legendary designer garments and historic couture. Think of this video as a luxury unboxing meets archive haul: we’re opening archival boxes, pulling out the rarest vintage fashion, and studying the details up close. Stitching, labels, aging, repairs, and construction you simply can’t understand from runway photos alone. What makes the Parodi Costume Collection special is that it challenges emerging designers and fashion students to actually research the garment, not just reference it. In an era where “fashion inspiration” often means scrolling images online, this institution offers a real opportunity to learn from museum-quality pieces and designer archives in a way that builds taste, technical knowledge, and originality. This kind of access helps young creatives grow faster.

Here is our final word on this subject - fashion IS art. Obviously. Today, we're walking out how this conversation is often being had in bad faith, and what you can learn about fashion (as well as art) by having this conversation meaningfully. As always, I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments.