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Let Loose Your Fashion: NYC Fashion Week Event

October 14, 2014 Adam A. Neal 0

“Given enough paint, paper and permission, there’s no telling where we might end up…” – Bill Hayward As a kick-off to Fashion Week 2014 befitting the alternative thinkers of Psychology Tomorrow Magazine, the High Line Hotel in […] […]

Let Loose Thursday At Alternative To NYC Fashion Week

September 3, 2014 Editor 0

New York Fashion Week kicks off two days (!!!), but it is not only for the elite, style-forward mavens of Vogue as one may think. Fashion Week is for the creative and the curious as well. “HA!” you […]

Thom Browne and His Suit: Redefining Man

January 28, 2014 Berglind Thrastardottir 1

The structure of society, intended to create borders constraining where appropriate behavior begins and ends, was composed and reified from a masculine perspective. Thus, forces serving to subvert that structure are most often feminine in […] […]

Graymarket: New Standards for Creative Dress

November 26, 2013 Berglind Thrastardottir 0

Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society. (Mark Twain) The act of getting dressed each morning is known to absolutely everyone. We all engage in some sort of cognitive […] […]

Matthew Ortiz – A Frenchman in Bucktown: Gaultier at Brooklyn Museum

November 5, 2013 Editor 0

As a quick preface, I’m happy to write this article for Psychology Tomorrow Magazine (PTM) after its one-year anniversary this past September. PTM is a medium in which writers and journalists can cover the everyday […]

Kimberly Lieu – In the Absence of Comfort: How Art Can Be Revealing

October 9, 2013 Editor 6

“Expressing yourself is uncomfortable and I kind of like to project that onto people,” artist Philippe Previl admits as he takes apart a display of paintings from his last show at the Freeport Memorial Library […]

The Body in Fashion

September 7, 2013 Tiago Pinto Ribeiro MS 0

Our ideas about our bodies are a construction and a reflection of the social culture to which we are exposed. The search for a stereotypical body image implies the manipulation of the body as an […] […]

Anarchy on the Runway

May 10, 2013 Matthew Ortiz 1

I say, “Picture a fashion show in your head,” and then I ask you to describe what’s going on. Let’s assume that your responses would be, “A catwalk; Anna Wintour and her blasé expression affixed […] […]

Bill Hayward – Bent: Conformity and Self Expression (video)

April 6, 2013 Editor 0

“Bent is a video exploration where the fashion world collides with aerial modern dance. Grounded Aerial Dance Theater collaborated with [Psychology Tomorrow’s Artist-in-residence] Bill Hayward to create a piece about conformity and personal expression. This piece […]

Fashion in the Balance: The Designs of Petra Pluháčková

January 7, 2013 Radka Salcmannova 1

The Czech Republic, with its complicated ties to both the east and west, has produced some extraordinary contemporary artists who regard the rules of classicism while transgressing them at the same time. The result is […] […]