Designer Anton Edelstein unveiled the Limited Bifurcation series by OMTURA.
Duality and balance search. The illusion of independence of the internal and external worlds. Control, challenge, struggle, acceptance. Those places where the person exists in relation to the environment and themselves. Spontaneity and repetition, or expressiveness and uniqueness? All this is part of one whole – the Harmony Paradox of Chaos.
Omtura is a radical, authentic, independent brand. They believe that everyone and everything should have the supreme goal of their existence, perhaps not attainable but the one giving true meaning to their actions. And they believe that creative, extraordinary, enchanting actions can influence people. As a result, from the very beginning of the brand’s creation in 2012, designer and founder Anton Edelstein realized that he wants to decline the usual template approach. All Omtura bags are made by hand in the workshop by head designer and his small team. In today’s fleeting, volatile world, they have chosen to focus on quality over quantity.
This season designer Masanori Morikawa’s FW19 collection entitled “Signal Noise – S/N” takes its cue from the 1994 art performance piece of the same name staged by Dumb Type.
Embracing both tradition and subversion, the field and the street, codified notions of taste and aspiration, crossing British cultures and class boundaries, is both wryly looked at and celebrated in the collection.
Icons meet icons for the Y-3 Fall/Winter 2019 collection, in which adidas and Yohji Yamamoto reinterpret their individual codes through the lens of one another.
The Fall/Winter 2019 collection collides heritage with the bold and psychedelic, as British classicism is modernized for the Stella man and fused with pop prints and vivid color.
“The more beautiful the sky, the more hopeless the neighborhood.”
Cover feat. Jhona Burjack at Next Models shot by Kito Muñoz
“And even if we change neighborhoods, cities or countries, we always carry with us that sense of personal transformation that a piece of land, with its buildings, parks, bars, and people, has given us. We are almost certain to hang on to a sense of gratitude and nostalgia for it.”
