The Death of Fashion by Betsy Cohen
Betsy CohenWhy fashion feels dead. Blending psychology, pop culture, fashion history, and a healthy dose of sarcasm.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 16 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 6 months ago |
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Fashion Lie #1 -
Size doesn't matter.
I’ve learned to say the right things. Look in the mirror and practice self-love. Hey Bets, I tell myself, fashion’s about inclusivity now. It’s all about confidence.
When Fashion Lies
Fashion has always been a great liar and that’s why I love it. That’s why we all love it.
It lies in the most beautiful ways.
About power, purity, about who’s “effortless” and who’s “trying too hard.” It lies in the way a heel changes...
The Lipstick Effect Found a New Orgasm
Recession luxury used to be a bold red lip. Now it’s a toy in a blind box.
“The fetish is the ultimate sign of an emotional attachment to an object as a substitute for something lost.”
Outfits You Can Cry In : Netflix's TOO MUCH
No black dresses. No capsule minimalism. Just clothes that feel like they were chosen in the middle of feeling something. TOO MUCH reminds us what it means to dress for the mess of life.
My husband was away for a few days, and I needed...
Why influencer outfit reels are making me fall out of love with fashion.
It’s been a while. I didn’t mean to disappear. I accidentally started teaching brand management, design thinking, and business, which have been surprisingly meaningful and genuinely fulfilling. Add to that two chaotic but happy little boys...
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Fashion designer turned Strategist, Former Founder of Zophia. Custom, less wasteful fashion, made in Washington, D.C.
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