Visual artist HEYNIEK directs this video for J.Flintstone‘s Fall/Winter 2013 collection, featuring models Wesley Sweet, Camiel Janssen and Pieter Smolders.
“We have created a world that is beyond our control and understanding, caused by the influence of technology and information overflow. Too much knowledge can be dangerous. J. Flintstone stands for a mentality that refers to the need for a simple lifestyle. It is a reaction to the increasing complexity of the information society. Be more selective in the information you take in. It is human to not know everything. Sometimes it’s good to keep things as they are, like you see and experience them. With J. Flintstone you can hide, walk, drive and fly away… to get in touch with yourself again.”
David Vega at Pop House Management photographed by Marc Medina and styled with some swimwear pieces seen at this year’s edition of #ModaCalida, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
Take a look at #ModaCalida SS20 backstage shot by Marc Medina, during the Swimwear Fashion Week of Canary Islands, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
During its seven tracks “NAILS” explores gothic culture, the relation between musical genres and multiculturalism, reuniting representatives from different genres and cities on different songs.
After Justin Beiber, now it’s time for rapper A$AP Rocky and singer Troye Sivan to reunite with Calvin Klein to celebrate the brand’s 50th anniversary on a new campaign.
Iconic label Gucci is formally accepting applications for its North America Changemakers program initiative, encompassing the multi-year $1.5 million scholarship program and $5 million impact Fund for non-profit organizations.
During this three-day festival, more than 100 emerging designers and (performing) artists from around the world will have the opportunity to show their work to a diverse, international audience. The multidisciplinary program includes fashion shows and presentations, exhibitions, awards, fashion… »
The “Memento Mori” collection by This is Not Clothing features photographic artwork prints by Jam Sutton inspired by 16th and 17th Century Vanitas paintings.
