Virgil Abloh presented his F/W 2019 collection “Public Television” for Off-White at the Carrousel de Louvre that was transformed into a landscape that could easily be found in a bio-dome. For the generations that grew up on Public Television, nothing taps into our nostalgia like the opening samples from Mr.Roger’s Neighborhood. Ironic that such institutions are celebrated while across the pond on Abloh’s home turf the shutdown continues.
While sending out the invites, Abloh stated on Instagram:
“My narrative for 2019 is to finally reveal the rationale that exists underneath my creative outputs as one body of work, versus the fragmented projects as they naturally exist now.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (@mcachicago) exhibition and museum catalog will also be a published book summarizing the last 20~ years of work. It will illustrate the through lines that exist and showcase how each of my projects relates to one another”
It does get wordy, but thankfully we still have books, instead of Instagram captions for this, lol
For instance, pure artworks I am making relate to projected images. An understanding and point-of-view to re-wire “advertising”. see previous post or my solo exhibit in Tokyo last year.)
While fashion etc. relates the same re-configuration of projected moving still images of things we’ve seen since before we were paying attention aka “public television”.
Abloh’s time at Vuitton has also rubbed off with more tailored pieces worked among high-waisted drawstring denim trousers with a YK2 flair. Gone are any hints of a pastel palette opting for acid yellows, oranges, and an alien green. If anything, the green rush is in full swing.
UNTITLED COLLECTIVE’s FW19 collection is a reminiscence of Art Workers’ Coalition founded in 1969 by artists who demanded a variety of reforms within artist communities to end discrimination and inequality.
In remembrance of the legendary designer, Galerie Gmurzynska is presenting a photography retrospective Homage To Karl Lagerfeld; 22 Years of Exhibitions, featuring over 50 works.
Since I moved to London three years ago, there are two comments I often hear from people I have recently met: “You don’t look Mexican” and “you don’t look gay”.
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia has set up a new initiative: Global Talents. Fashion week calls out for emerging designers from all over the world to apply for free participation in the catwalk schedule of the event. 10 slots are available.
Lately, we’ve seen the evolution from belt bags to cross-body styles and now smaller pouches like Jacquemus‘ ‘Le Pitchou’ that can be comfortably worn around your neck.
Lately, we’ve seen the evolution from belt bags to cross-body styles and now smaller pouches like Jacquemus‘ ‘Le Pitchou’ that can be comfortably worn around your neck.
Exploring the concept of self-acceptance in the darkest forms and being unafraid to discover freedom in the darker sides of life, OTHER introduces its newest collection entitled “Freedom in The Darkness World Tour”.
“Welcome to MODALISBOA INSIGHT. More than interpretation, an introspection. More than a reflection, an analysis. More than an invitation card, a call.”
Romain Kremer, Camper’s creative director, directs our attention towards the extraordinary that is hidden behind the ordinary for the brand’s SS19 campaign.
We first met up with Niels after the HÆRVÆRK premiere at Copenhagen Fashion Week a couple of seasons ago and got to see the collection up close at CIFF. Since the premiere, we have seen the collection grow and be… »
After pre-launch at Nou Paris during Paris Fashion Week, the OFF FUTURE collection by Copenhagen based brand LE FIX Spring/Summer 2019 is now available.
“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.”