Kim Jones showed his Fall/Winter 2019 collection for Dior Homme at Paris Fashion Week a stone throws from the École Militaire. The pace was set as models stood on conveyor belt floor a perfect alternative to a runway. This season saw a collaboration with artist Raymond Pettibon injecting an element of color in a rather muted collection on knitwear, jackets, and tees. Additionally, amongst the recent protests, we are seeing technical neons as the latest color de jour.
Continuing the outwear trend of recent seasons, the puffer jackets appear to be staying just a bit long along with oversized proportions. This season also markers the second collaboration with Alyx’s Matthew Williams lending a techwear touch with his buckled detailing. Hypebeasts favorite pieces are sure to be the new patterned B23 sneakers and the continuation of the masculine saddle bag along with Ambush’s Yoon Ahn’s latest spin on jewelry creating a punch of punk in line with Mr.Jones own DNA.
Benjamin Brouillet, designer of BYHD, and Marine Cuq, designer of DDP Revival, worked together to create a collaboration that celebrates the best days of both of their early years.
The Sims and Moschino collaboration is exciting for fans of both brands as it is a partnership between two industry leaders both known for a celebration of individuality.
Wekafore unveiled the campaign for its second installment of the “SPIRIT” series, shot by Vitalik Melnikov & Sendoa Cardoso and styled by Rebeca Suero.
The store will run for a limited time of two weeks only selling exclusive upcycled, reworked and remade pieces from Liam’s archive, designed and created by Liam solely for the store.
