Y.Project by Yohan Serfaty – S/S 2014
We would like to share with you Y.Project by Yohan Serfaty Spring/Summer 2014 lookbook.
Individual Sentiments S/S 2014 Bags
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.
Lumen et Umbra Fall/Winter 2013
Lumen et Umbra Fall/Winter 2013
Comme des Garcons Parfum – Blue Invasion
Rei Kawakubo is no stranger to contradiction, as she has shown time and time again by sending collections down the runway that have upend conventions about how we should dress. Now this contrarian spirit takes shape in the new series of Comme des Garcons perfumes called Blue INVASION.
Work:Space – m.a.+
The second installment of our work:space feature, featuring m.a.+ by Maurizio Amadei.
Damir Doma SILENT S/S 2014 – Women’s
Damir Doma SILENT S/S 2014
Rick Owens to Open Two DRKSHDW Stores
Yesterday, Rick Owens announced the opening of two temporary DRKSHDW stores. The first DRKSHDW Ephemere, as they are called, will open in New York City at 70-72 Wooster Street in SoHo, and will operate from July 16th to October 26. The second one will open in London at 30A Redchurch Street in Shoreditch from September…
Boris Bidjan Saberi x Munoz Vrandecic
When Boris Bidjan Saberi was starting out as a designer, having settled in Barcelona, he came across the work of the Chilean artisan Miguel Munoz Wilson, the designer behind the Barcelona-based label Munoz Vrandecic. Saberi was smitten. He approached MV about collaborating, but it did not work out.
Ever persevering, Saberi came back years later with another offer that Vrandecic could not resist – just one pair of boots, no more, no less, designed and made together. I asked Saberi and Munoz about how this collaboration came about.
Work:Space | Lumen et Umbra
Here is a first photo feature of workspaces of some our favorite designers. Photographed by Eugene Rabkin.