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
For Spring/Summer 2020, Louis Vuitton presents the first in a series of five men’s campaigns intended to portray Man’s positive footprint on the planet.
This Fall/Winter 2020 collection highlights a range of Thom Browne classic tailoring, including hand-canvased suits as well as softer unconstructed tailoring.
We caught up with the Swiss-born and now Berlin-based fashion designer Klaesi Holdener following his debut presentation during Men’s Paris Fashion Week.
Epitomizing a step towards genderless design is Tigran Avetisyan: the label, showcasing its latest collection at MFW FW20, approached its apparel with an almost shapeless variety of style that pointed clash of classic silhouettes.
An exclusive collection of ready-to-wear apparel and accessories signed Air Dior extends Jordan Brand’s collaborative relationship with the Parisian house.
Schepers Bosman has built a strong community of music bands that are both at the heart of the inspiration and motivation for the design and purpose of the brand.
The young French brand Garçons Infidèles, founded in 2015 by Adrien Albou, presented its collection “Paris la Nuit” at the iconic Palace during Paris Fashion Week.
