Antidote Magazine | The Remedy is Diversity

Time sucks. It is the relentless phenomenon that creates untold insecurities, anxieties and fears in us all. We are simply clumsy collections of atoms, hurtling toward a certain death, and all we can do is bide our time. We struggle with our relevance, how much we’ve achieved, whether we will be remembered.

Summer is fast approaching and I have this season’s fashion must haves! If you want to boost your closet and have valuable key items that can be worn in many different ways and style, make sure to get the following pieces! These 5 fashion staples are on trend and perfect for the spring/summer season.

BBC Radio 1 is home to many diverse musicians. From time to time, it allows experimental artists to place a temporary residence as the host of the radio show. Four artists in particular have become largely involved in the British music scene and have each defined themselves through their innovative styles.

With SXSW and Coachella behind us, it’s time to turn our attention north. Canadian Music Week is a nine day festival showcasing both local and international talent. The fest has graduated from bitter March to balmy May, inviting the less cold resistant music fans. With an overwhelming number of artists, this year is sure to be bigger and better than anything before.

For Fall we see our seventies summer goddess gracefully evolving into a powerful eighties-inspired hard hitter. Olivier Rousteing manages to effortlessly blend the decades with a look that is modern and harsh, yet somehow still nostalgic and whimsical. [slider source=”media: 6359,6358,6357,6356,6346,6347,6355,6348,6353,6349,6350,6351,6361,6354,6360″ limit=”25″ width=”660″ height=”660″ title=”no”]

Following Coachella festivities, we have still not gotten over Festival Fever. Want to stick out this spring and summer? Adopt the versatile 70s style! From louche to rock star, exotic to bohemian, the 70s marked the beginning of change, especially in fashion. Here is another look that you can easily pull off at a festival or on a night on the town.