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What to do this week, from the Great Race to the Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival to Opening Weekend at Heinz Hall

What to do this week, from the Great Race to the Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival to Opening Weekend at Heinz Hall
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The Pocket Problem: Why women demand more, better pockets

Clothes come in all sorts of colors and shapes and sizes and styles to appeal to a multitude of people, but there s a group of women who say, right now, there s a big problem that s persisted for years: a lack of pockets.This story started during one of WTAE s weekend morning news shows. We were talking about a local fashion designer s new deal with Macy s, and from that point, curiosity was woven on a clothing conundrum.We went around downtown Pittsburgh asking women if a lack of pockets was an actual problem, and not just a running joke.This is a men s jacket, said Amber Lasure as she flourished her jacket s inside pockets. You guys have pockets everywhere! said Christina Boroa. You ve have pockets on your sides, pockets in the back, and then pockets inside of that pocket on the side and then a pocket in the side of the pocket on top of the pocket. That s too many pockets for you guys! I go out all the time and I have to put things in my boyfriend s pockets! said Kelcie B

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Kiya Tomlin Is Designing Clothes For The Everyday Woman

Kiya Tomlin Is Designing Clothes For The Everyday Woman She says her brand is one of the first-ever local business to collaborate with Macy s. Kiya Tomlin is the force behind her eponymous, Pennsylvania based clothing brand meeting the needs of women striving for comfort and style. Most recently, Tomlin partnered with Macy’s Ross Park Mall store for one of what she calls the retail brand’s “first ever collaboration with a local business.” But at one point, she was seriously pursuing another path. “I went to college and studied pre-med,” she said to Essence. Tomlin had an ongoing relationship with fashion; she had been sewing her own clothes since she was 10 years old, was making all of her own clothing by middle school and had designed her own prom dress. In the early 1990s though, fashion as a career presented limited options. “You were either Ralph Lauren or the little old lady in the alteration shop,” Tomlin said with a laugh. She focused on prepping to becom

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What to do this week, from JFilm to Earth Day to a Fashion Revolution

What to do this week, from JFilm to Earth Day to a Fashion Revolution Monday, April 19: Ellie’s Pet Pantry at 1101 Western Ave. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Humane Animal Rescue is making sure Pittsburgh canines don’t go hungry. Dog parents in need can drive up to the North Side site where staff will load vehicles with free dog food. Photo courtesy of Humane Animal Rescue. Monday, April 19: Fashion Revolution Week Various times Did you know that the fashion industry is one of the planet’s most egregious polluters? Help slow down fast fashion during this weeklong festival hosted by Style412. Focused on sustainable and ethical solutions, the online and in-person lineup includes a Mending Happy Hour, Style Swap, Virtual Studio Tours and more. The local movement is honoring the 1,134 garment workers killed in the Rana Plaza collapse in Bangladesh.

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Slowing down fast fashion for Fashion Revolution Week

Slowing down fast fashion for Fashion Revolution Week Sara Longo has always loved fashion. “When I was younger, I thought that meant keeping up with trends and having a lot of clothes,” says the Pittsburgh-based sustainability consultant and National Geographic Certified Educator. “Although, as I got older and smarter, I learned just how bad the fashion industry is for the environment.” The recent trend toward fast fashion has led to big profits, as new manufacturing techniques push out new styles from catwalk to customers at an incredible pace, for lower and lower prices. The heavy use of synthetic fabrics also has advantages, ranging from cost to moisture-wicking properties.

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