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Olli Hull is the London-based artist and designer with passions and motivations in mental health, sustainability,and social equality. Inspired by the world around him Olli creates beautiful one-of-a-kind expressive garments which are all up-cycled wearable pieces of artwork. His work draws from his own personal experiences and struggles with identity, self-image, and mental health. Find out about his latest exhibition ‘Act Normal’.
Back to the basics and clothing’s most primitive state: “Dijk” is a sexless collection produced by graduates of the Royal Academy of Artin the Hague, Netherlands
“Descenso”, the new capsule collection by Spanish brand Digital Distortion chronicles the innocence and divinity of Venus against Earth’s human folly.
The Unchanged, Invariable, and Majestic: Virgolae Esclamativae blends medieval armor with modern wear in their new editorial
The frailty of post-pandemic society coils into a whirlwind of psychedelia, @sabinavitter’s new photoshoot “Dissolving” is an offshoot of the fugitive difference between the virtual and real.
Making Beauty from the Unwanted: A fashion film spotlighting recycled garments in time past, forgotten, and once again revitalized within London’s Fulham Town Hall.
“Straccia Town” breathes life into Joey Boccardio’s illustrations through an intergalactic collection shoulder to shoulder with other outsider artists
Martine Rose’s Fall 21 collection is an ode to the personal wardrobe – “the garments should feel as jumbled and diverse as one’s own closet.”
Ketten studio believes in the vastness of nature, hand-knitted dresses, and a biotic 3D sphere toying with the tensions between nature and artificiality.
“Plutonium-239” denotes the perpetual discovery of identity with journeying through the trans & non-binary experience through 8 looks
‘RAW FLAWZ’ is based on the theme of 7 deadly sins. The focus lays on looks - Pride, Vainglory, Gluttony, Envy, Wrath, Acedia + Greed.
Identity in a digital relay: Fashion label Vesqmojo parades their in-style pieces under striking glows of smoothly fused shades.
‘busu_meansugly’ produces their first project as a disobedient collection of printed T-shirts based upon different sociocultural commentaries of mid-pandemic affairs.
Inspired by early 90s prom/couple-shoots, often paired with a wonderful smudged water colour backdrops with glossy glow finish.
Where are we anymore? “DISTORTED COMFORT” admits our contorted home spaces after the pandemic by way of ethereal furniture pieces of a fantastical cosmos.
Who are you in an alternate reality? ‘Parallel Universe’ finds mystique in the different versions of ourselves throughout time and other dimensions.
Can fashion emulate the naturality of human existence? The Hybrid Nature of Fashion is a commentary reclaiming the ecological value of fashion through the power of fashion photography and illustrative elements.
Sugar Pop is inspired by Larry Bell’s illusionistic installations to take on fashion photography in a modern style set apart by an absence of clothes and vivid lights freely projected onto the body.
Sophie Giannoules stars part four of „Fashion Stylists in Caves“. Grab your expedition gear and some snacks, Felix Gaertner’s extraordinary, global portrait project takes you to dark and wet places.
Lady Coco’s fantastical instinct is other-wordly and comprises collector dolls, fairy wings, and bedazzled toe acrylics, putting forward a fairyland where we would rather be right now.
