With a lifelong love for the styles of the 1940s and 50s, Biddy Stanford embodies the timeless appeal of vintage fashion. Over decades of wearing, collecting, and creating unique looks, her story reveals how vintage pieces connect us to history while letting us express our individuality. Growing up in a family of textile enthusiasts, her inspirations stem from iconic designers and her own family's legacy. In our exclusive Rokit Meets interview, Biddy shares her journey from her first vintage find to her favorite pieces, illustrating why sustainable and second-hand fashion are so much more than trends—they’re a way of life. Join us as Biddy dives into her love for fashion, offering tips for new vintage enthusiasts and celebrating how clothing tells stories that last.
Today, we are thrilled to be in conversation with Bibi, a dedicated fashion design student and also a dynamic content creator based in the heart of London. Her journey from crafting clothes for her stuffed animals to designing unique pieces...
Sue, better known on Instagram as Mamma See Mamma Do is a dedicated advocate for vintage fashion and sustainability. Her journey into vintage fashion began as a conscious shift away from the fast-paced world of new fashion consumption and since...
From decks to stages to vintage stores, DJ and producer Demi Riquísimo gives us insight into his methods in creative expression. Raised in Detroit, but now London-based, Demi has gained worldwide recognition for his standout acid, italo house inspired sonic...
21-year-old independent artist Montykeates from Slough is a force on social media to be reckoned with. Not only is he a musician to watch out for, but his growing following on TikTok is increasing rapidly, as users fall in love...
Lucinda Graham, a 27-year-old creative hailing from Northern Ireland, has seamlessly blended her curiosity-driven creativity with a passion for fashion and secondhand styling. In this exclusive interview, we delve into her accidental journey into the world of fashion, her commitment...
“The blue denim look... is the uniform of the world, the way we all want to look when we’re feeling easy, moving fast—a way of life.” Vogue in 1971 20th of May 2023 marks 150 years since the denim jean as...
The news has hit - FRUiTS Magazine is back! The archive of the iconic Japanese style Bible has been reissued in English for the first time, showcasing the Harajuku style of the 90s to 00s in all its original glory....
Can you get more British than Burberry? With a history spanning over 150 years, Burberry’s history is as complicated as Britain itself, evolving from wartime trenches to football terraces to a coveted vintage designer brand. Burberry’s History: The Early Days A...
Mary Quant, the British fashion icon who challenged conventions and revolutionised women’s style, has left an indelible mark on the fashion world. In commemoration of her bold and bright designs, her role in women’s liberation, and her aim to make...
The collaboration between Adidas and music legends is no secret. In the last decade the likes of Harry Styles, Beyonce, and Kanye West have all collab’d with Adidas. In the 90s, the Britpop lads like Blur and Oasis were big...
For over a century, denim has been the fabric of choice for many. Emerging as a solution to manual workwear uniforms in the 19th century, denim proved itself to be a durable, desirable, and influential fabric. More recently, in the...
