TO DIE FOR is the third instalment from I AND ME and sees the brand revisit their three key creative objectives; fabrication, function and form.
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TO DIE FOR is the third instalment from I AND ME and sees the brand revisit their three key creative objectives; fabrication, function and form.
Gaia is shot in an apartment with shadows gently playing with her and the space. Her unique personality is captured, earthy and lively.
Avant-garde tailoring and abstract cuts focused on the shoulders. Overcoats, suits and denim re-worked into something new. Glen Martens Y/Project SS18 collection forges its heritage on unconventional shapes.
Tourne De Transmission proclaims, reflects, and subsumes a sentiment reverberating worldwide with its latest show SS18 show "The Lies that Bind".
Embarking on an adventure into the depths of Akula forest, light and magic leads the way. The deeper the venture, the stranger things become.
Designers and Central Saint Martin’s graduates, Dan and Shan, showed their third collection and deconstructed the place where gendered behaviour begins, at school.
Michiko Koshino intertwined her Japanese roots with the American past and incorporates luxury sports outfits into wearable fashion.
Harry Xu explored contrasts at the ICA Nash and Brandon Rooms among mirrored spheres, reflective PVCs and effeminate drapings.
Founder Duncan Barbour used strong storytelling techniques to incorporate the brands rich motorcycle heritage, from photographs projected on the walls to vintage t-shirts hanging down from the ceiling.
An 80’s futurism throwback at Blood Brother presentation among old school computers and office furniture.
University of the Arts London's London College of Fashion catwalk show featured collections from 46 BA graduate students and was divided into six acts that took place at Old Spitalfields Market in East London.
The distortion of normality is captured by a study of surrealism and imagery that explores absurdity and what is illogical. Inspired by Doroetha Tanning’s "Chambre 202", unusual poses and angles are shot next to familiar objects and the contrast itself creates a sense of distorted visuals.
Fashion is healing our minds that is suffering from the sickness of our daily routine. When you find the right company that routine turns into valuable moments and our body heals. We can then start to discover and enjoy the every-day objects and environment that surrounds us. Love turns anything into beauty.
There is a thin line between stuffiness and a modern spirit
With nod to the vintage Gravure and model photo books released throughout Japan in the 1980's and 90's
A freshness balanced with clean and soft silhouettes. Smooth textures of oversized shapes create a unisex look and neutralise the scene.
We dive into a study of colours, demonstrating how they react and stimulate each other. The depth and warmth of the intense tints evolves stronger around the contrasting skin tone and crude organic materials. A lively harmony of chromaticity.
Interpreting the intellect derived in avant-garde, challenging the limit of creative freedom which expands only within the zone of industry's validated opinion.
It's about erasing the borders. Gender neutralize and smooth out the pre-selected boxes we are suppose to tick off.
While exploring one of Sweden’s last sauna-clubs, the attention is drawn to the damp corners dressed in dimmed lights. A meeting between Swedish sin and transgressive Texan attitude.