Lore Oxford is a cultural theorist and strategist. She's also the author of Substack column 'Why tho?', where she writes about internet culture and the adoption of Web3.

Gen Y (born 1982-1996)

Eastern Europe

United Kingdom

North America

United States

Advertising

Fashion and Style

Luxury

Shopping

Style

Clothing, footwear, and accessories

Publishing

Apparel and department stores

'Hedi Slimane vs. Cathy Horyn: the story behind a fashion spat', The Guardian

'21 reasons why the fashion industry should take itself less seriously', BuzzFeed

'Brian Lichtenberg on '90s fashion, Miley Cyrus and twerking contests', Elle

'Designer parodies test legal boundaries in streetwear', WWD

'The logo strikes back', The Business of Fashion

Interview conducted by author

'Facebook fans seething as luxury brand YSL unveils 'cheap and boring' new logo after name change to Saint Laurent', Mail Online

'Meet the Millennial 1%: young, rich and redefining luxury', Forbes

'Tight budgets don't mean Millennials won't pony up for iPhones and Chipotle', Forbes

'A conversation with Benjamin Fainlight, the one-man army behind LPD New York', High Snobiety

'Team Gabbana', Lane Crawford

'Comme des Fuckdown', VICE

'Social media: conspicuous without the consumption', Econsultancy

'The rise of the fashion sweatshirt', The Business of Fashion

‘Louis Vuitton threatens law school over parody poster', Boing Boing

'Saint Laurent withdraw from Colette over parody t-shirt', The Telegraph

'Hedi Slimane should flaunt Colette's Saint Laurent parody shirt, not ban it', Forbes

'Bag daily: Naco 'Karl Who?' tote and tee', Get Janet

A new generation of streetwear labels are designing parodies of iconic logos, testing legal boundaries and challenging the assumption that the fashion industry takes itself too seriously.

Brian Lichtenberg: reappropriating luxury