Julius S/S17 – Paris
We would like to present to you Julius’ Spring/Summer 2017 Men’s Paris collection.
Rick Owens S/S17 – Paris
We would like to present to you Rick Owens’ Spring/Summer 2017 Men’s Paris collection.
Boris Bidjan Saberi S/S17 – Paris
We would like to present to you Boris Bidjan Saberi’s Spring/Summer 2017 Men’s Paris collection.
Haider Ackermann S/S17 – Backstage
We would like to present to you Haider Ackermann’s Spring/Summer 2017 Men’s Paris collection backstage.
Haider Ackermann S/S17 – Paris
We would like to present to you Haider Ackermann’s Spring/Summer 2017 Men’s Paris collection.
Song for the Mute S/S17
We would like to present to you Song for the Mute’s Spring/Summer 2017 Men’s collection lookbook.
Raf Simons S/S17 – Pitti Uomo
We would like to present to you Raf Simons’ Spring/Summer 2017 Men’s collection at Pitti Uomo.
Aitor Throup: New Object Research S/S17
We would like to present to you Aitor Throup’s New Object Research Spring / Summer Men’s collection, The Rite of Spring. Manifesto below: This is a self-portrait. I have spent almost 15 years of my life crafting a creative ego which I feel was subconsciously necessary to protect me from judgement and opinion. Throughout my…
Thamanyah on the Move
Thamanyah, the fashion label designed by Ahmed Abdelrahman, has been on my radar for quite a long time. There is uniqueness in Abdelrahman’s approach to taking the traditional Middle Eastern dress, making it modern, and mixing it with Western sartorial codes. In his hands a white kandora turns black and gets paired with a fine wool bomber jacket. Not only such a combination results in a new menswear silhouette, but also both the Middle Eastern and the Western staples acquire a new meaning. It is no wonder then that Thamanyah has acquired a cult following in both worlds.
Silence of the Lambs: The Fashion Media Prostrates Itself Before Chanel and Louis Vuitton
Vestoj and StyleZeitgeist have teamed up in a dialogue and series of critiques of recent events in fashion media to raise more wide-reaching questions about the state of contemporary fashion media – and what that says about our industry at large. In our second installment of this collaboration, we examine the recent political faux pas of the Chanel and Louis Vuitton resort collections, and the fashion media’s sycophancy.