NEW TENDENCY is an interdisciplinary design company based in Berlin. Its portfolio consists of original products, always following an holistic approach: Products by the design company are characterized by conceptual design, clear aesthetics and functional form, as well as handcrafted regionally.
Études Studio and NEW TENDENCY have a strong connection between their approach to design. Both design teams rely on the collaboration and conversation between artists and fellow designers to enhance their work.
Both NEW TENDENCY and Études Studio work around the idea of a cohesive lifestyle, where it reflects a range of ideas from art to fashion, as well as the idea of living with design.
In light of Design Week Paris, Études Studio and Nellyrodi will be hosting a week long installation by NEW TENDENCY in their flagship store. Alongside the installation, 15 exclusive first edition META side tables in the iconic Études Blue will be launched. Additional to the tables, NEW TENDENCY will also be unveiling a new chair design, entitled the THRONE chair.
A split second. That’s all it takes to recognize a Kånken backpack passing you by on someone’s back. So easy to spot – there is only one Kånken after all, even if it comes in different shapes… »
Kenzo started a new chapter this morning in the house’s history, with the debut collection of new Creative Director, Portuguese born Felipe Oliveira Baptista during Paris Fashion Week.
Cult-like references to Frank Herbert’s Dune, the iconic book which explores ecosystems that face harsh climate changes and a utopian nightmare future made up suppressed technology except for the mind, where present.
Bershka presents today a rebellious new collection featuring Mickey Mouse that taps into the creativity of youth culture. Get up on the art of disruption with the rebellious new collection, featuring freestyle design and sketches.
As part of DIESEL For Responsible Living strategy, the Group directed by Renzo Rosso launches DIESEL UPCYCLING FOR: a new series of collections that respond to the needs for more environmentally friendly practices in the fashion system.
For the men’s Summer 2020 collection, Dior’s iconic “newspaper” print – first created for the Spring/Summer 2000 haute couture show – has been reworked by Kim Jones in collaboration with the contemporary artist Daniel Arsham.
