Style Interpreted is a fashion intelligence platform redefining how the world engages with style. Born at the intersection of storytelling, technology, and cultural anthropology, we spotlight the architects of image [designers, stylists, photographers, and makers] who shape the visual language of our time. From sustainability and innovation to heritage and identity, we translate fashion into dialogue: intelligent, global, and deeply human.
Cultural Hybrids: The New Aesthetic of Global Streetwear
Streetwear evolves through cultural fusion, identity, and global collaboration.
Marquan Jones: Transforming Chicago Fashion Through Collaboration
CFC President Marquan Jones discusses how fashion extends beyond clothing—it’s a cultural movement, a business ecosystem, and a form of self-expression. He shares his vision for building a collaborative, tech-forward fashion community in Chicago.
The Power of Process: Why the Best Creatives Are Slowing Down
Creatives are slowing down—and finding greater meaning in the process.
The Future of Fashion Is Collaborative
Collaboration is redefining creativity and authorship in fashion’s next era.
Jean Elliott: From Backpacks to Tangerine Studios
Adopted from China and raised in Portland, designer Jean Elliott found her voice in Chicago, creating Tangerine Studios—a brand blending heritage, identity, and modern design into wearable art.
Pricing Power: The Psychology Behind Perceived Luxury
How perception, psychology, and design create the illusion of luxury.
The Exhibition Effect: Why Museums Are the New Runways
Museums have become fashion’s most powerful stage for influence and legacy.