At Pull & Bear’s SS20 collection presentation yesterday in Paris, we witnessed a highly eccentric, energetic, and youthful crowd flock to see the new line, as well as the likes of Lean Chihiro, Bekar and DJ Slow perform and the graphic system by Lafolie8. With this collection being highly inspired by the ’80s, urban culture, and music, it’s no wonder why the incredibly colorful and fun line drew in a crowd just as fun and colorful. 20-year-old Paris based rapper Lean Chihiro had no problem working for the crowd with her fresh look and beats.
Bekar, aged 22, has it all: flow, technique, melody, lyrics… He released his first titles on YouTube in 2016 and immediately hit a wide fan audience. After cruising open mics and local venues around Lille’s region, he is currently on tour with a great show on stage.
While DJ Slow had equal ease in pumping up the party with his eclectic mix of Atlanta Rap and Jersey Club all while mixing in House, Techno, end English grime. The collection boasts everything from smiley face colorful 80’s inspired prints, to iridescent windbreakers, and even cowboy boots. If one thing’s for sure, this not a collection that’s shy to color or making statements.
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The grand finale of the ModaLisboa Young Designers contest, known as SANGUE NOVO, took place on March 8th in Lisbon. This second and final phase follows a series of mentoring sessions where the six emerging designers received… »
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