Les Benjamins considers a psychedelic collision of culture and rebellion for Fall/Winter 2016, immersed in our transcendental reality and the rhythm of the street.
Designer Bunyamin Aydin evolves the brand signature of graphic jersey into a holistic leisure wardrobe, harnessing bold urban shapes and an eclectic scope of pattern and iconography that fuses Eastern and Western motifs in unexpected ways.
‘Ottoman Punk’ becomes an abstract leitmotif, uniting the linear forms of architecture with an irreverent, contemporary attitude. A shadow play of ‘chiaroscuro’ colors lends neoclassical undertones to the season’s brooding digital prints, which juxtapose elements of Turkish costume with iconic faces from the realms of 20th century music, art, and pop culture.
Elsewhere, kaleidoscopic tapestry prints are paired with socking, heat transfers, raw edging, or topstitched embroideries on rich satin blousons, layered organza tees, and oversized cotton sweaters – creating new hybrid sportswear styles adorned with opulent detailing. The bomber jacket, hoody, and jersey t-shirt are each interpreted in long, kaftan-inspired styles for both men and women, worn with slim sweatpants in an equestrian camouflage or the all-over kilim print poncho. Patch pockets, studded trims and curvilinear jacquards reflect the mathematical harmonies of galaxies – echoing Les Benjamins unique perspective laced with esoteric optimism.
After a first collaboration with the French specialist BMX manufacturer Bogarde, Dior Homme presents a second exclusive design, once again combining the technical skill of the cycle specialist with the Dior Homme house codes.
It’s the 10th anniversary of the I.L.P (I Love Pet) line, and to celebrate it, Beyond Closet release a new campaign in collaboration with Thank You Studio.
Precious golden details feature on a selection of Dior Homme mainstays for a capsule collection based around the Fall/Winter 2018 collection created by Kris Van Assche.
For Fall/Winter 2018, Feng looks to her childhood home – number 239, which is embroidered on garments throughout the collection – and takes inspiration from the quotidian things that evoke a sense of home, or memories of her family and friends.
With his unique attitude combining elegance and rebellion, Robert Pattinson is the face of the Dior Homme Fall 2018 campaign, captured by Karl Lagerfeld‘s camera.
Once again, H&M reveals one of his collaborations with high fashion brands: It’s time for the Italian brand Moschino and his creative director Jeremy Scott.
