Zoë Kendall


is a writer specializing in fashion and culture.


i-D
  1. “How stylists for FKA twigs & more create avant-garde pop looks”
  2. “Meet Lucky Jewel, the cult New York art collective taking on fashion”
  3. “Di Petsa's heat-reactive clothing encourages you to touch yourself”
  4. “Eckhaus Latta reflect on 10 years of making American fashion cool”
  5. “A brief history of horny jewellery”
  6. “How crochet became this summer’s sexiest trend”
  7. “How corsets took over the world”
  8. “How cottagecore became this season’s most idyllic trend”
  9. “How the infit became the most ubiquitous (and unexpected) trend”

Hypebae
  1. “The Balenciaga Motorcycle Bag is Forever“
  2. “The Miu Miu Girl Has Always Had ‘It’”
  3. “From Tumblr to TikTok: Alexa Chung is Making Her Way Back to Our Feeds”

SSENSE
  1. SSENSE Magazine #2: “S/S 2020 Trend Guide”
  2. “Cosmic Beige”
  3. “Prada’s Tie-Dye To-Go”
  4. “All-Terrain Sneakers”
  5. “Soft Touch”
Mark

8. “How cottagecore became this summer’s most idyllic trend”




“Sometime last Spring—perhaps May, but it’s hard to pinpoint, the way the zeitgeist sneaks up slowly, then all at once—my Instagram Explore page began cropping up with rolling green meadows, blooming with wildflowers and bustling with herds and herds of baby farm animals: loll-tongued kids, shaggy calves and curly-eared ewes. Soon, these images, and the idyllic lifestyle they conjured, were all I could think about. As another glaring metropolitan summer rolled around, I was daydreaming of quitting my corporate job, leaving the city and moving on to the greener pastures behind the iPhone screen. Turns out I was not alone. Just over a month later, during men’s fashion week, Parisian designer Jacquemus fled the French capital—trailed by crowds of editors and influencers—to a lavender farm in Valensole, where he would hold his spring/summer 20 runway show.”

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