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I woke up so depressed on Tuesday morning," says Katharine Hamnett - evenly, quietly, the way she says everything. "I felt like killing myself, and then I thought, 'Actually, I'm going to launch a political party.'" I look for a trace of irony, and although she is - contrary to popular stereotype - entirely capable of humour, dry and pointed, and possessed of a generous capacity for fun, she is not, just now, being ironic. At all. On Easter Monday she attended the CND march at Aldermaston, wearing ("under about 25 layers", because of the cold) one of two T-shirts she designed for the occasion - Education not Trident, and NHS not Trident - and, atop a flatbed truck, gave a three-minute speech at five of the facility's gates. Today, sitting in an east London bar, she gets out a big hardback notebook containing emphatic scribbles about investment returns on education as opposed to Trident (she says up to 10.8% on £100bn, simply from the higher taxes paid by better-educated people, as opposed to "some outdated warheads and some rusty, very expensive submarines"); the needy vanity of having nuclear weapons ("there's a huge amount of testosterone involved in the nuclear [power] … Fukushima's probably the ultimate orgasm, isn't it? It just goes on and on"). Later she will list the far-reaching health and agricultural ramifications of the accident in Japan, describe the PR muscle at energy company EDF, list the ex-cabinet ministers and their relations who have taken jobs relating to the nuclear industry … It was the march, and the fact that it still had to happen in 2013, plus the fact that the government is not only committed to renewing Trident, but is intending to do so while making such savage cuts to the welfare state, that made her feel so depressed. Read more: http://www.guardian.co.uk/fashion/2013/apr/06/katharine-hamnett-testosterone-nuclear-power

http://nm5jnhsn.deviantart.com/art/Latest-International-Newport-Fashion-Group-Madrid-373499576 UK fast fashion online retailer ASOS again links with lifestyle brand PUMA for another appeal collaboration for the coming season. ASOS Black and PUMA have seen great success in their continued partnership and this installment looks to be no different. This being their second pairing, PUMA persist in their contribution to the technical sport influence while the ASOS Black initiative heads the design style with sharp construction, sleek silhouettes, and a unique aesthetic that is taking form and can be attributed to this joint venture. The lookbook for ASOS Black and PUMA's Fall/Winter 2013 collection plays to a concept centered around up and coming budding London youth with a unparralelled creative spirit. Caleb, a tattooist, artist and former pro BMX rider; Thristian BPM, the front man for Boiler Room TV, the club night come webcast at the cutting edge of new music; and Daniel David Freeman, an illustrator, artist and DJ. Read more articles: http://chirpstory.com/li/78429 http://newportadalinepatel.blogspot.com/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wx4ZD6j9G0w http://etienneboucher.skyrock.com/3161931440-Newport-International-Group-Fashion-Reviews-Newport-International.html

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As the line between high fashion and activewear blurs, there are more ways than ever to look good while exercising and beyond. WHEN CARA DELEVINGNE stepped onto the runway at Chanel's fall 2014 show last March, she looked as if she might be heading home from a Pilates session. The British model was dressed in a Pepto-pink, ab-baring top and matching leggings with bright running shoes and a tossed-on, elegant tweed coat as she strolled around a set made to look like a giant supermarket. Some 70 looks followed - all variations on a sporty-stylish theme, all in the haute-banal environs of Chanel's mock Supermarché. A master of social commentary, Chanel creative director Karl Lagerfeld seemed to have dreamed up his own version of something that's happening right now on the streets and in actual grocery stores. To wit: a merger of two apparel categories - activewear and ready-to-wear - that have often intersected but have rarely been quite so interwoven. Evidence of the phenomenon is everywhere you look. Nike Frees and Stan Smiths are the footwear of choice for women from London to Los Angeles, who pair sneakers as often with their Lululemons as with more refined pieces in their closets. Collaborations have popped up like beads of sweat in spin class: this spring, Nike teamed up with Givenchy's Riccardo Tisci, and Adidas has recently worked with everyone from London designer Mary Katrantzou to stylish pop stars Rita Ora and Pharrell Williams. Fashion-conscious British active brand Sweaty Betty is in expansion mode with a third U.S. shop in the works. And un-sporty brands, like Tory Burch, have active collections in the works.

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