07/28/2026
Check out Sorbet Magazine The Fashion Issue
Issue 52 (Summer 2026) page 122-125
The Only Agency
After 13 years chronicling global culture (with a large-sized serving of fashion) Sorbet presents its first-ever Fashion issue. Starring French/Tunisian actress and model, Myriem Boukadida in , this is a deep dive into the fabric of fashion, literally. We explore the codes, commerce, and theater of the industry, from the relationship between fashion and art to runway spectacles, front-row power plays, the fervid obsession with archives, the -shaped shadow over diversity, and the merry-go-round of creatives at the top fashion houses in the world…there’s a lot to unpack.
Here are some excerpts:
Style not only reflects culture but
also actively shapes historical moments, especially during protest movements that seek to shift perspectives on gender, class, race, and power.
From a historical perspective, style has always been a mirror held up to society’s collective psychological state, or, as put by celebrity stylist Mickey Freeman: “Fashion can be used to express one’s personal views.” The notion is especially apparent in the sartorial choices made by those within socio-political movements, who often used fashion to subvert social norms and spotlight the issues at hand.
“What a person is wearing at any given moment acts as a visual freeze-frame of life [at that time] in the minds of many for generations to come,” Freeman says.
