Georgia born designer Ria Keburia presented a carousel as a figment of the imagination, an amazing circus called Gruzlandia at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Moscow and will be bringing the collection soon to MBFW Tbilisi upcoming season.
At the presentation, visitors of Gruzland enter a special booth, from which they begin an incredible adventure in this fantastic country full of surprises. Gruzlandia reinvents the way experience fashion by presenting a chaotic landscape of miracles, a place that gives people the cultural knowledge and the opportunity to explore various parts of Georgia through the prism of how they are seen by Ria Keburia.
We wrapped up Paris Fashion Week with the Kenzo Spring/Summer 2018 collection. Exploring summer rituals, the collection was a vision of an underground garden party made up of new-romantic hedonists, ones you could easily find frolicking in the Tulleries, Bois de Boulogne or Butte Chaumont at dusk.
Inspired by a thrill-seeking youth fond of excess, the “Hamptons Parano” collection by Uniforme Paris is built around a bleary, psychedelic, under the influence perception of reality.
Y-3 Spring/Summer 2019 is born from Yohji Yamamoto’s obsession with “air between the body” and adidas’ devotion to movement by engineering apparel and footwear for the human form.
For Spring/Summer 2019, Sean Suen explores the territory between the helplessness of youth and the freedom of escape, the excitement of running away and the fear that leads into hiding.
Designer Chitose Abe’s signature riff on hybrid starts by drawing on the decreasing relevance of the boundaries of season, by continuing a narrative that takes fabrics and patterns associated with one season and transposing them to another.
The Études collection for Spring/Summer 2019 evokes a conceit of soft masculinity, where the spirit of a West Coast vagabond traverses early Hip Hop’s forgotten glory.
The SS19 collection of Amiri, presented at The Théâtre National de Chaillot, was conceived with the colors of a Los Angeles sunset in mind and punctuated by primary pastel shades, representing the final procession of a sunrise.
Hed Mayner’s collections present a tension between fluid and structured pieces, influenced by traditional Jewish orthodox tailoring and military outwear.
Hernan Cano at Brave Milan styled by Lorenzo Chiara with pieces from MSGM, GCDS, Vivienne Westwood, Acne Studios, and Burberry, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
In a new phase of exploration into “the worker” aesthetic, Preston considers the assembly line with the Spring/Summer 2019 collection that is marked by recontextualization of factory issued prints, serial numbers and codes for high fashion.
