JACQUEMUS unveiled his first men’s collection titled “Le Gadjo”, in the south of France.
Take a look at the video below:
“I grew up here. I grew up here, right behind those big limestone rocks. I grew up here, between the olive trees and the red tomato fields. I grew up here, with those men in blue tracksuits, matching blue bags and hats, all light blue. I grew up here, with those Saturday night white shirts clean and pressed, that give you a nice tan in summer. I grew up here, with those shiny gold chains and the others. I grew up here, in the middle of the bright yellow wheat fields. I grew up here, laughing and singing on a table. I grew up here, surrounded by black suits worn on unbuttoned polka dots shirts. I grew up here, where you don’t call them « guy » or « boy » but « gadjo ». I grew up here, barefoot, bare chest, strong perfume. I grew up here, in the Mediterranean. My Mediterranean.” – Simon Porte Jacquemus
For the FW18 campaign Steph Hoff got inspired by the horror genre, paying a tribute to the Italian director Dario Argento’s films (Suspiria, above all) and the cult Friday the 13th by Sean S. Cunningham, with irony and lightness.
Last night, sivasdescalzo presented the new menswear collection by London streetwear brand, Aries Arise in Madrid as part of their disruptive Fall/Winter 2018 campaign.
Diesel took some of the hate received as a brand, like “Diesel is Dead” and “Diesel is not cool anymore” showing them with pride and turning them into unique items.
Marcus Huang graduated from Shih-Chien University this summer. His collection titled “Self-Destruct Mechanism” exist for one sole purpose: to warn people.
Bernhard Willhelm has clear ideas and a lot to tell. He is a natural provocateur, a conscious dissident. His fashion is a courageous, unbridled warning to the rampant respectability, conformism, and the fake anti-conformism.
It’s midnight on a Friday night in 1999… Basement Jaxx is blasting through the speakers of your bedroom stereo and your pre-gaming on Vodka/7ups with your girls!
Josef Lazo and Andreas Schmidl dream, experiment, have fun. Their Lazoschmidl is an outrageous love declaration to the contemporary man, to the real big-boy.
