Fits & Bits: February Newsletter - Monthly Recap
Each Month We Will Gather Up Our Monthly Faves From Trends To Sneaker Recommendations, Our Most Used/ Bought Products And So Much More.
Being That It Was Fashion Week, Our Fits Et Bits Team Has Been On The Look Out For The Hit & Miss Trends. Witnessing Kanye West Vultures 1 Paris Show And The Man’s Continuous Impact On Sneakers And Street-Style. Black Airforce. Set. Go!
Trainer talk/ Parlons pairs
Bows are back in a big way, this is the perfect moment to pull out this spring 2022 banger (Andersson Bell x ASICS Protoblast), with bow laces detail.
The Yeehaw agenda
It's Shaping Up To Be A Year Of Yeehaw, The Term Coined By Bri Malandro In 2018 Is Back In Full Force. It’s Driving Force Beyoncé With The Announcement Of Her New Country Album With Leading Singles Texas Hold ‘Em 16 Carriages , A Genre Not New To The Singer. Pharrell Leaned Into A Western Theme For His Latest Fall/Winter 2024 Collection. Same With Dapper Dan's Latest For Gap. Designers Such As Willy Chavarria Tossed Cowboy Hats Over All His Multitude Of Movie Characters In His Show. Isabel Marant Appears To Be Endorsing The Look Too This FW24.
Our Fave Ad Campaign
Last Stop Kith Featuring Cam'ron & Swizz Beatz
Article of the month
The Founding Father of a New American Style
Willy Chavarria, the CDFA American Menswear Designer of the Year for 2023, is celebrated for his commitment to ethnic and social diversity. As the senior vice president of design at Calvin Klein since 2021 and the head of his own eponymous label, Chavarria's work stands out for its fusion of genres and genders. His FW24 show, "Safe From Harm," showcased a collection that included black tie tuxedos, Havana prairie power suits, and Victorian biker jackets, reflecting his bold and innovative approach. Chavarria is recognized as one of the leading figures in a new wave of New York designers redefining American style, bringing fresh direction to the industry.
fashion week highlights this month
