Roberto Piqueras needs no Fashion Week to present his collection, for he only has to gather his friends, call the press, and randomly set a show in the middle of Canrobert Street to create the much wanted hype. Everything is spontaneous, having no legal permits nor any other music other than the flash bulbs.
Since last fall, the catalan designer lives in London thanks to the Burger King Project which granted him a cash prize at the showroom of El Ego de Cibeles. If when in Barcelona his inspiration came from the Pakistani, from Las Ramblas, and its souvenirs…. in London the outcome couldn’t be any different. He goes on using his broad color swatch, and his particular approach to geometric patterns, yet the the mood has dramatically changed to the realms of His Royal Highness, Elizabeth II, with Her crowns and diamonds and shimmers. It’s regal breakbeat hardcore street-wear that will most surely make his asian fans freak.
Jeroen Smits, Ko Grimmer, Liam Little and Max Barczak captured by the lens of Brent Chua and styled by Jungle Lin, for the latest issue of Manifesto magazine.
Rihanna presented her Spring/Summer 2017 collection for Puma during Paris Fashion Week, inspired by the French XVIII century, Versailles and Marie Antoinette.
Bernhard Willhelm SS17 presents a visual manifestation that brings us back to the roots of Western Civilization as a commentary on present day humanity and projection on one’s existence while going rafting inside an inner tube.
Blood Brother unveiled its Fall/Winter 2016 lookbook, featuring Leo at SUPA and Charlie at Next photographed by Mattias Björklund and styled by Atip W.
The inspiration for Matteo Lamandini‘s SS17 collection, titled “IDENTITY NOT IDENTITY“, is the underground and urban world: from the sixties British punk movement to the contemporary Berliner hipster’s one.
Inspired by Icelandic indie rock music, one of the Agnès’s favorite low-fi genres well-known for its raw and authentic music, SPORT b. brings you a combination of chic and classy collections in this season.
This Autumn, Pharrell Williams and adidas debut Hu, a collection of apparel and shoes that explores humanity and celebrates cultural diversity around the world.
Cover story captured by Matt Irwin and art directed by Nicola Formichetti with actor and singer Olly Alexander, an openly gay singer who doesn’t use ambiguity in his lyrics to make him pass for straight, in order to entice a legion of screaming girls. FY! also analyse various points of view of what an outsider is through editorials, texts and interviews with among others Ahmed Abdelrahman, Demna Gvasalia and Henrik Silvius.
