More than a Singaporean London-based photographer, Nicole Ngai fell in love with all the process and the practice of film and polaroid cameras. Nicole talks more about the connection she tries to have with all her subjects before wait for the slow process of development which give a quiet contemplation and preciousness to her work.
BARBARATTES is a new brand born in Venezuela. Its only creative, designer and employee is Barbara, who has moved now her activity in Colombia. Barbara is conquering Instagram with a strong aesthetic, reaching for stores and attending events.
Dressed to Kill (1981)
Valverde is an up and coming fashion brand that is out of this world… Literally. The garments are inspired by the designer’s created universe, filled with mystical imagery and references to dark spirituality.
Stockholm based designer, Mathilda Guve, shares her biggest inspirations and fantasies that influence her work, From her surrounding energies, to daydreaming of being a luxurious cabaret dancer, Mathilda has endless references behind her work and take on every day life.
A collection of photos from my travels through the World of Men, a place where father’s beget their sons.
Each Other is a brand inspired by connection and bringing beauty to ordinary life. The AW19 show that took place in Paris exhibited wearable looks with a strong feminine undertone. Explore the backstage snaps as a cross section of this tastefully cool label.
Meet Ghost I, a Berlin based musician, artist and spook. His new song, The Tower, traps us in a pouty, haunted garage full of feelings.
Old tech. New Tech. High-street. RUE-L is a digital trip, borrowing the most fun components of past and present technology as inspiration for the newly revealed FW19 streetwear collection. Here are some candid backstage moments from Paris Fashion Week.
Pillows, feathers and sleeping masks. MAISON the FAUX threw one hot bedroom party. Discover the chaos and creation surrounding the construction of our homes in the brand’s latest collection MAISON pour MAISON.
Anaïs Jourden’s most recent collection debuts looks that feature infamous moments for female empowerment in fashion over the ages. From the 80’s power suit to the 20’s bias-cut dress, the FW19 Paris Fashion Week show is serving fashion “à la carte”.
Luna Mae Heflin & Amar Priganica. Berlin based duo questioning the norms and a common perception of fashion editorials with their beautifully distorted images, sensual and cool yet brutally real in their can't-be-asked attitude.
I am a huge Michelle Rodriguez fan. The Fast and The Furious is my favorite movie. SHE IS SO HOT! Cop her look on Amazon.
Arizona Dream (1992)
Referencing his own kindergarten memories of dressing up in hand-made costumes and performing theatrical plays, Anton Belinskiy’s AW19 collection is a translation of his own nostalgia.
For their latest collection “High Altitudes”, HANGER explores the power of mountains and its heights. Symbolising both physical and spiritual sensations of our existence.
With foam, rubber and champagne, Linkedin and wigs, the colour of beige, writing, baking and dancing Fördärvet portraits the absurdity of contemporary capitalism.
Going to the the supermarket in a pink bubble coat, covered in jewels. Lutz Huelle’s AW19 collection explores the joy of over-dressing and turns boring activities into fantastical experiences.
In their latest collection, ‘Evolve Around Me’, Ninamounah explores what the animal kingdom can teach us about dominance and submission. The designer uses the medium of fashion to explore the rules of power through the lens of evolution. Cowgirl suit on and whip-in-hand, Ninamounah takes you for a ride.
The Italian designer, Marco de Vincenzo, recognized internationally as one of the most innovative and interesting voices in Italian fashion presented his last innovative collection at the MFW show of AW19.
