Doomscrolling Through Fashion Week

This might sound provocative, but it’s just simple fact: Instagram changed the way fashion was made, presented, and consumed over the past decade, and now TikTok is doing the same. For some designers, the app has become a muse, but for an ultra-curious designer like Jonathan Anderson, it’s become more of a portal into the way young people think. It’s shown him what an impact his early collections had on the fanatical queer fashion fans of Gen Z—particularly his ruffled Fall 2013 clothes, which are often discussed on the platform. He’s also become an unexpected icon of TikTok’s knitting community… Read Full Article