Arto P. is the photo editor of StyleZeitgeist. His photos have appeared in our print issues and online.
This past June in Paris, Yoko Ito, the designer behind the Japanese brand Individual Sentiments, introduced a capsule collection of unisex bags made of laser-shredded lambskin and treated horsehide. Below is our exclusive preview. The bags will be available as part of the Spring/Summer 2014 collection.
During fashion week in Paris, designer Yohan Serfaty’s label Y. Project held an intimate gathering to commemorate the late designer and his work. Held at the beautiful site of the Musée d’art et d’histoire du Judaïsme, the event featured an installation where a few of Serfaty’s garments were placed on top of high ladders, dimly lit from the inside. In a pitch-dark room, a powerful video was playing on a lone screen, showing tools and machines working in an almost ghost-like manner.
Our volume 4 launch party in Paris was a great success. We’d like to thank all of our friends who attended as well as our co-hosts Rigards and Nico Uytterhaegen. Continue reading for photos from the event.
Rick Owens spring-summer 2014, Paris. Photographed by Stylezeitgeist.
InAisce spring-summer 2014 – continue reading for an exclusive view of the full lookbook.
Song for the Mute spring-summer 2014 – continue reading for the full lookbook.
Stylezeitgeist Magazine volume 4 – Coming June 2013. Continue reading for a video preview.
Zam Barrett fall-winter 2013. Continue reading for a preview shot for StyleZeitgeist at the Paris showroom.
Exclusive photos of the fall-winter collection from A1923 / Adiciannoveventitre, by Simone Cecchetto.
Lost & Found is one of our favourite labels to visit, not just for the heartful welcome given by designer Ria Dunn and her husband Alessandro Esteri, but also because they are consistent in presenting a strong and beautiful collection season after season. Fall-winter 2013-14 was no exception, this time introducing some more technical materials alongside the raw edged knits and leathers in earth-toned colours and of course, black. The signature voluminous cuts were there in the form of pants and overcoats, counterbalanced by a hooded parka/poncho in black tech-fabric, or a thick black shearling jacket with heavy-duty zippers.