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.
With this collection L’ORIGINE aims to portray how opposites, like complementary colors can look good or how black people and white people look good together.
Kwai Yuen Chan is a Graduated student from Parsons School of Fashion. For his collection, Kwai wanted to document 90’s Hong Kong and this particular culture of that time period through fashion.
Joseph Ntahilaja and Ned Nkuley Masemola at My Friend Ned, and Lehlohnolo Ramathe photographed by Aart Verrips and styled by Neo Mofammere with pieces from Rich Mnisi, Thebe Magugu, Lorne, Row G, Prada, and… »
Graduate Fashion Week celebrates diversity in fashion education as it kicks off this year’s campaign, working with a mix of 8 esteemed influencers to support the graduating talent of 2018.
Florentin at M Management, Jules at Marilyn, and Jimmy at Rockmen shot by Céline Bischoff and styled by Arthur Mayadoux, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
For menswear, Clare Waight Keller continues to modernize ideas plucked from the Eighties and Nineties and explore the four facets of her Givenchy man: the rebel, the boy, the gentleman and the lover.
