Ordinary is an international fine art photography magazine featuring over 45 artists from around the world who are sent one ordinary object, which comes as an extra, to make it extra-ordinary.
The fifth issue is all about the ordinary rubbish bag and it will come as a special edition of two issues in one and, next to the ordinary rubbish bag you will receive as an extra, each issue also includes one of three different rubbish posters made by the incredible Japanese artist Yumiko Utsu.
The magazine will launch on Wednesday the 12th of April in select shops in the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and of course online at ordinary-magazine.com
Based on everyday movement and how interact with our clothes, we created a new aesthetic language of mobility through a lifestyle lens. Still data informed and innovation led, the result is materials that are hybrids of knits and… »
From Ermenegildo Zegna Couture’s Ars Technica and Donatella’s Code of Sexiness to Prada’s quest of subversion, Francesco Risso’s vintage sport-luxe for Marni and more.
Virgil Abloh presented showed his Spring/Summer 2019 collection for Off-White during Paris Fashion Week at Théâtre National de Chaillot in Trocadéro the day before his much-hyped debut at Louis Vuitton.
Nicola Indelicato SS19 collection finds its first inspiration from the 1953 William Wyler’s movie “Vacanze Romane”. The designer revivals the scenario through the story of a young boy.
LOEWE has presented its Spring/Summer 2019 ad campaign ahead of time, during Paris Fashion Week Men’s. From today three images of the campaign will be displayed in hundreds of newspaper kiosks and walls around… »
HANREJ is a Danish brand with its main focus on jewelry. Their designs are clean and elegant, while still communicating an abstract, reckless and distinctive appearance.
Shortly after confirming their new album Dear Tommy to be released via Italians Do It Better sometime this Fall, the American duo return with a new video and single Blue Girl
Strong worldwide presence of already established rivals, a promising wave of a new generation designers, and growing economy – Japan holds all of the weapons under its armor to bring international recognition to its capital.
