Inspired by psychopaths and the psycho killer, John Lawrence Sullivan’s FW18 collection emulates this “wired character” through and through. The collection’s silhouettes also reference designer Arashi Yanagawa’ boxing background, shown through the crouching stance of the models.
Lace-up detailing on the back of coats, jackets and trousers, Matrix-esque sunglasses and Western boots all feature on worn leather, wool, velvet, corduroy, and patent. Black, dark olives, grey checks and a glimpse of mustard are the palette focus, a true representation of the dark nature of this collection.
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.
The iconic Jumpman within the Paris Saint-Germain circle shows just how huge of a market this is for Jordan and that his Royal Airness goes beyond basketball to being an overall icon in sport and style.
For the lookbook, the brand collaborates with the photographer Charlotte Krieger. Her unconventional painting technique and pastel colors contrast with the vertical lines and brightness of the collection.
