#Breadcrumbs: April 27th, 2018

From micromerch and weather billboards to furniture fashion, we’ve got some great links in store for you this week.

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FASHION

• It’s Britney B*tch! The self proclaimed ‘quintessential queen’ of denim is coming out with a fashion and lifestyle line next spring.

• Rising from the ashes…American Apparel is making a comeback with its new “Back to Basics” campaign.

• We want to redecorate our entire home in this streetwear inspired Ikea x Chris Stamp collection. 

• The streetwear/fashuuun bandwagon is alive and well…Up next? Victoria Beckham X Reebok X Shaquille O’Neal. 

• Fashion musical chairs continues as Julien Cahn leaves Converse for Supreme.

• Is your personal brand your biggest asset? Micromerch proves that no following is too small to monetize. 

ART & CULTURE

• Hey London! Can’t trust the weatherman this spring? McDonald’s has got you covered with their real-time weather billboards. 

• REJOICE! We’ve found all your missing socks here.

• Docuseries ‘My House’ is giving us liiiiiiife by showing another side of vogue culture. 

• Some of our favorite rom-coms rank low on the Rotten Tomato-Meter and we are demanding a recount!

• A new movie featuring an all-Asian cast minus the Asian stereotypes? Here for it. 

• A documentary about Allison Mack’s alleged sex cult is already in the works.

• Janelle Monáe has chosen to liberate herself from societal pressures and reveal her pansexuality. #gogirl 

TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE

• Sweden is raising the sustainability bar by creating the world’s first road that charges electric vehicles as they drive on it. #powertrip 

• Will Snapchat’s introduction of AR games be enough to raise its stocks back up?

• Hungry, but don’t want to deal with a human? These delivery robots are programmed to be the next best, or most awkward, thing.

• Pirate Bay founder declares the internet broken (and wishes more people cared).

NEWS & BUSINESS

• A 6-acre memorial dedicated to victims of white supremacy opened this Thursday in Alabama.

• The #MeToo movement has caused Chinese men and women to have mixed feelings about the ever increasing demand for hiring attractive women as “programming motivators.”

• Loyalty points just aren’t going to cut it after seeing the tactics these brands use to retain customers. 

• It’s time to rethink the way we approach increasing the prosperity of cities.

• The verdict is in – Bill Cosby is found guilty of sexual assault.

• Growth doesn’t come cheap. WeWork’s aggressive expansion has put the company $18 million behind in rent bills.