Back in 2015, Adam Naas started to drop his first arrangements online with no expectations to be signed. Fast forward three years and he just released his debut album “The Love” on Virgin/Mercury. A far cry from his youngster days singing backing vocals to Destiny’s Child tracks and listening to the cult album The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill growing up.
Much more than an online find, it was his stage performances starting in Paris that garnered attention with brutal honestly keeping him at bay from being the next formulaic artist. He isn’t playing to a crowd, he is always playing first to himself and its this intimate feeling that grabbed our attention with his first song “Fading Away” tapping in on universal emotions. The Frenchman’s style has been described as a sombrely romantic and contemporary dark soul that has seen his sound dubbed as “soul pop”.
“The passion I have for my work probably only came a few years after I started working on film and got to see the range of roles and projects and experiences the work could provide.”
During the Fall/Winter 2020 Dior Men’s collection, Maison Dior and Dior men Artistic Director Kim Jones revealed the first silhouette for the forthcoming Jordan Brand x Dior collection: Air Jordan I High OG Dior.
For the Givenchy Pre-Fall 2020 collection, Artistic Director Clare Waight Keller took cues from Antiquity and transposed them to modern wardrobes designed for movement.
Pito Seturidze and Gigi Tkhinvaleli shot by and styled by Dave Waldorf with pieces from Tamuna Ingorokva and Situationist, during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Tbilisi, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
Istituto Europeo di Design celebrates the 25th anniversary of its arrival in Spain with a tribute to creativity and talent framed in the TOPArte program of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, with a fashion show featuring twenty-five national and international designers… »
“…Trust your instincts. Be persistent, Be smart. Get hold of a strong group around you, because things can be rough. Nonetheless, the rewards for hard work can turn simply amazing.”
