Margiela sigue siendo uno de los diseñadores más enigmáticos. Y el documental promete arrojar algo de misterio subre su vida y obra.
La cuarta edición del Moritz Feed Dog continúa tomando forma. Los abonos ya están a la venta en la web y una nueva confirmación, quizá una de las más destacables de este año: ‘We Margiela’ dirigido por Menna Laura Meijer.
Se trata de una historia sobre su creador, contada por la Maison y algunos de los que trabajaron en ella. Por primera vez los miembros del equipo creativo y su cofundadora Jenny Meirens, hablan desde lo más profundo de su corazón sobre su filosofía y el proceso creativo que vivían día a día para seguir adelante los valores y objetivos de la casa.
La película investiga el legado de Margiela y su relevancia para la moda y su imperio actual. Las innovaciones únicas de la casa: el valor del anonimato, la reutilización, el “nosotros” versus el “yo”. La casa estaba manejada por fuertes sentimientos hacia la firma y un profundo placer en la toma de riesgos creativos. Como co-fundador, Meirens dice, “Cuando quieras complacer a los demás y a todo el mundo, no vas a llegar a ninguna parte. Creo que tienes que diversificarte de los demás. A la larga, te dará la libertad de no tener que responder al sistema.”
Jenny Meirens murió el 1 de julio del 2017. En el documental se podrá ver su cara más desconocida, su espíritu creativo y experimental que inspiró, intimidó y enseño al resto del equipo y que fue vital para las creaciones y diseños que destacaron para el estilo único de la Maison.
Nike’s ISPA launch just over two years ago might have passed quietly under your radar, but as the climate continues to pose new threats and city living conditions faces new challenges for athletes, ISPA’s profile is increasing and raising the design stakes.
London based artist Dom Sebastian collaborates with Bimba y Lola to create out of his own peculiar, wild and wonderful world a reinterpretation of the SS20 Collection #thisisHOT
Creative director of Y/PROJECT Glenn Martens is taking the Paris-based label to a new chapter of its history with the launch of “Evergreen”, a 100% sustainable eco-friendly line, as well as a new e-commerce platform.
The winner of Soho House Art Prize 2020 will exhibit their work during Miami Art Basel, plus join Tracey Emin, Charming Baker and Dread Scott in its permanent collection.
Burberry is proudly reaffirming its long-standing support for the global LGBTQ+ community, releasing a video showing a special performance of Ultra Naté’s song ‘Free’ in celebration of love, togetherness, and freedom.
What are the core characteristics of the ultimate summer hiker? This question lies at the heart of the Nike ACG Air Zoom AO, an amphibious go-anywhere shoe new for 2020.
Birmingham rising star Tana has revealed the video to single, Ride & Clutch Part 2 featuring Aitch, M1llionz, JB Scofield, and Unknown T. Ferociously bubbling on the underground, shutting down shows, radio and live alike this track sees the newcomer really flex his lyrical and… »
A clear model sensation in the making, his early hardships are the first taste of his promising journey, which is set to fully establish the newcomer as one to keep on your radar.
All the masks are handcrafted and made of vegetable tanned leather in Adult.’s atelier. They are hand-painted in exclusivity by the talented Naomi Waku.
Our dear friend Francisco Terra has announced his brand’s Neith Byer collaborations with Palomo Spain, Tetier Bijoux, D’Heygere, Denem, Levi’s, Guerrisol, Lewis du Surget, Charles de Vilmorin, Alphonse Maitrepierre, Skua, Studio Aurum, Hardeman, Nicolas Courgeon Noel, Peter Jitenski, Oceane Philippe, and Antoinette Fernandes.
The first peak of the brands’ work together will offer a modernist vision of running culture, one exploring new technologies, possibilities, and aesthetics.
Save The Duck is back for Fall/Winter 2020-21 with a new collection that combines a selection of high-performance and highly technological fabrics with the brand’s 100% animal-friendly methods.
Focused on creating visibility for the gay community and providing groundbreaking advocacy measures to society with an aim to shift attitudes around homosexuality and gender biases, Tomás Loyola continues to build on the foundations for the Spanish LGBTIQ+ population and far beyond.
Hollywood actor and amateur skateboarder, Jack Dylan Grazer fronts our Spring/Summer 2020 Olympic Issue shot by Kapturing in 2028 Olympic host city of Los Angeles. While 16-year-old Grazer empowers kids to go out and claim their own piece to skate on, the Olympics can also connect to fond childhood memories. We also look at it for inspiration and a call for togetherness.
